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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1946
Page
6
A state event will feature Mike Huber extension agricultural engineer presenting on grass silage making methods. The program includes slides and demonstrations on silage construction to illustrate effective techniques.
The fern packing plant of the Callison Company was moved this week from the Laird building at 7th and Spruce to the rear rooms of the former Myrtle Point creamery building near the highway. The Laird building is owned by Southwestern Motors of Coquille, and the tire recapping plant is to occupy the entire building.
Corbin Bones and Robert Bones arrived from Homgdale Idaho for a short visit through Wednesday. Lillie Dement from Broad beatwer stayed overnight with the Bones. Hayes and Gordon from Coos Bay visited Saturday. Addie Hayes remained in Myrtle Point to see her daughter. Ted Greene and Jack Greene from Broadbert were Sunday dinner guests of Clinton Carman. Pomona Grange met at North Bayside. Luther Daniels Libby Daniels and Virgil Daniels visited the Reese Daniels home. Glen Scott and family from Ada were weekend guests.
Several divorce actions filed at Coquille include Raymond C. Davis versus Elizabeth K. Davis alleging cruel and inhuman treatment with no children or property involved. Also Harold M. Devise versus Lucille M Davis with a two year old child. married North Bend January 20 1943. Calvin A. Pearce versus Clarisa R Pearce alleging cruelty with a three year old child. married Roseburg February 28 1942. Gladys Wilson versus Charles Wilson alleging cruelty. married Roseburg September 11 1930. Raymond H. Cotton arrives home from military service discharged at Camp Lejeune after seeing action in the South Pacific and in Japan. private first class.
A Washington congressman decries a winter flu plague while arguing the President's program bills would not curb strikes. He notes the open rule on the labor bill, predicts amendments on the floor, and urges readers to use government tax guides "Servicemen's Federal Income Tax" and the "Revenue Act of 1945" ahead of the deadline.
The State Tax Commission announces a state income tax auditor will assist taxpayers at Coquille City Hall on March 22, Bandon City Hall on March 23, Coos Bay City Hall on March 26 to 28, and North Bend April 1 and 2.
Fragmentary text notes averaging costs and net farm income trends across years and regions. It mentions in 1630 the United States canons reported over 90,000 Oregon farms producing little for sale, described as rural residences.
A fragmented social note recalls an event where Davenport was mentioned amid names Mrs. Earl Royer Mrs. Virginia Porter and Mrs. George Hermann. The readable text hints at a party with music chairs and social introductions within a small community setting.
The description outlines a car built with red, orange and black styling and interior colors inspired by Oregon’s lakes, rivers and forests. It promises modern refinements in comfort and service, with safety, solid construction, and dependable performance as paramount goals.
The company plans a de bane overnight sleeping car train between Portland and San Francisco with faster service once the Cascade is stresslined. Designs include triple and articulated cars featuring lounge dining and kitchen units, inspired by the Lark service between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Orders will be placed as speeds improve and traffic eases.
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