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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1930
Page
5
The article discusses laboratory style cattle research showing feed ratios affect calf health. At a state station a calf doomed before birth was linked to its mother’s ration, while another calf fed different feed thrived, highlighting the need for proper dairy feeding to boost production.
The article explains the dairy cow as a refined machine for milk manufacture. It notes water's role, the cow's high body water content, cud chewing, and the four stomachs with their functions, emphasizing quiet, comfortable conditions to maintain steady milking.
Oregon Supreme Court Justice McBride settles long running grazing conflict in the Big Butte Horse and Cattle Association v. Anderson Jackson and Joe Doe. Court rules sheep trespass not proven on established ranges. Foreclosure report shows 11,776 veterans borrowed under the 192? act. about 663 foreclosed, says Frank Moore of the loan commission.
Bank of Powers records show bonds and financial entries listing banking house valued at 2700 dollars and furniture and fixtures valued at 1429 dollars. The fragment outlines asset amounts and a bond related line item in the ledger.
Oregon state forester notes five thousand dollars allotted from federal funds to Coos County fire patrols under federal timber protection programs. Funds are distributed to 12 regional associations based on expenditures, land denudation, and fire suppression costs to maintain protection of public and private timberlands.
Smyrtle Point and Coos County libraries report a sharp rise in book circulation in 1929 with Smyrtle Point’s system circulating 7 106 times, up from 6 437 in 1928. State totals show 4 767 718 loans in 1929, 4 628 639 in 1928, and 1 533 new borrowers, while total borrowers reach 282 548.
Coos county collected 380.16 in motor transport fees and 1,863.10 in automobile registration funds as its one third share for the three months ending June 15, Harr ison secretary of state reported. The state received the remainder from the auto registration department total of 208,996.01 with one third amounting to 83,879.92 allocated to counties.
Frank Harnish of Myrtle Point seeks permission from the State Engineer to appropriate 0.5 second feet of water from the East Fork of the Coquille River in Coos County for irrigation of 4771 acres. The action centers on the county water rights filing dated July 7 in Salem Oregon.
Oregon voters will face thirteen measures next November ten constitutional amendments and three others including a pair from initiative reform. The list covers cigarette and water power topics along with income tax and court-appointment changes. Circuit judges salaries may rise with census results while Judge Fee could see a pay cut. Governor Norblad quits the race opening the path for Jay Upton of Bend as a leading GOP contender.
Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Mall with their family left Saturday afternoon for a new home in Arlington Oregon. They stayed with the G. E. Hamilton family at noon and the girls stayed for the afternoon while a car was overhauled. The Hallas planned visits with the L. P. Linn family at Eugene and with the Floyd Summers family, expected Sunday.
The Willamette valley crop of barley is described as the largest in years though measurements are rough. Early indications show an average yield near two and a half tons per acre, with farmers optimistic about the harvest prospects across Oregon.
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