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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1944
Page
2
The piece calls for raising 1,550,000 for the fourth War Loan with a push to start at once and suggests buying 100 bonds if possible. It criticizes strikes on the Pacific coast, defends government intervention, blames Washington for labor issues, and urges strong support for a new administration in the 1940s election year.
The record shows 60 000 pension claims for Spanish American War injuries and notes potential future conflicts. It mentions a snowfall steadying in January 1904, local political and wartime concerns, trapping violations, panther kills, and flood warnings. It also references school district boundary talks, new railway signals, a garage project, an earthquake in Japan, and a 1873 barn demolition with local notable figures.
Oregon State College releases Bulletin 625 detailing a 12 by 28 foot hen house for 28 birds with a portable wire porch. It explains confinement benefits, diet needs, and space for breeding and laying, plus cautions on feed supply and urban restrictions. Free copies available via county extension offices or the college.
A wartime editorial argues duty extends to civilians beyond soldiers and sailors. It urges all for payrol boosts and savings to shorten the war and bring troops home sooner. The piece links personal sacrifice to national victory and asks readers to act for the fighting men.
Ammonium sulfamate is cited as the best chemical for killing poison oak under many conditions, with fertilizing value and fire retardant properties. It is less effective on deep rooted perennials like morning glory and Canada thistle, and newer supplies are more available now than a year ago.
John Shepherd of Scio cites 1944 AAA rules offering generous soil building allowances and lime phosphate subsidies to dairy farms. The program pays for phosphorus and lime applications and pasture improvements, drainage, weed control, and re seeding, with details from county AAA offices.
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