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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1934
Page
2
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An adult session reports high interest and good behavior from youths. Early enrollment reaches 370 with more to join for later term courses. A summer geology camp is maintained in the Upper John Day area of eastern Crook county led by Dean BE L Packard of GS school of science and Dr Ralph Lupher of WS.C. Students hail from GS, WS.C, and the University of Oregon.
A Denver conference of livestock and agricultural college officials from 13 western states discussed government cattle buying as a drouth relief measure. Oregon officials led by F Lo Ballard said the plan aims to reduce cattle numbers to match feed, with purchases limited to two years old or younger and processed through state and federal agencies. The program may expand to additional drouth regions and include sheep purchasing as a feed conservation measure.
The article outlines diverse picnic foods from hot meat and cheese sandwiches to ice cream sandwiches and egg based dishes. It includes a macaroni ham loaf recipe and hot dogs in blankets, plus milk drinks and cocoa honey soups, with serving tips and utensils for outdoor meals.
G R Hyslop chief of the plant industries division notes substantial place for reed canary grass in overflow land along the Columbia River in Multnomah Columbia and Clatsop counties. Farmers report satisfactory pasture despite winter flooding and varied seeding methods used to protect ground.
National leaders in education economics and politics from Oregon and beyond will attend a conference at the University of Oregon July 13 18 and 34 announced by Dr C V Boyer president. Notables include Frederick M Davenport J Kelly James W Angell George W Frasier and F L Hovde. Open forums and a general summary will be presented with representatives from western higher education invited.
A 6417 acre tract in Tillamook county between Otis and Neskowith is named the Cascade Head experimental forest. Designated by Chief Forester F A Silcox, the site will host test plots for logging and timber management with Sitka spruce, hemlock, Douglas fir and alder, to aid coastal forest practices. A CCC field party conducts detailed timber cruise, volume estimates and mapping to guide opening for experiments later this year. Nearby experimental woods include Pringle Falls near Bend and Wind River near Stevenson Washington.
Regions Forester CJ Buck reports Congress approved six additions this session. Ochoco NF gains 1808 acres, Mount Hood NF 4.98 acres, Fremon NF up to 20000 acres. other additions lie in Colorado and Idaho. Transfers and acquisitions totaling 463306 acres accompany the plan to protect forests and aid management.
Oregon State college reports record attendance at the four summer session with 100 more students than a year ago. Officials see the surge as evidence of growing activity among both boys and girls across the program led by new leaders.
The Nat York theater hosts The House of Rothschild with George Arliss headlining a distinguished cast. The film traces Nath Rothschild’s rise and the family’s influence amid Napoleonic era drama and romance, earning lavish praise for Arliss and the production.
The article outlines changes in driver license procedures and state level actions. It notes court assessments of provisions and references penalties for certain operator actions and training requirements across states.
The 1934 motor car offers many advances once costing thousands. Ford promotes a low price V-8 with a torque tube drive, improved safety, shatter proof glass, and a reinforced frame while delivering performance and value.
Oregon farm reports announce Adkins strawberry plantings up for certification by Oregon State College extension service. County Agent Marble notes high producer, no diseases found, with 300,000 plants sold to Tea Vanity A. A freezing trial is planned with Eugene and Albany area growers, plus water pumped irrigation on the Kropf farm.
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