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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1929
Page
8
A jumble of short items notes Mrs. Macie Crumley joining Unsoeld store, residents visiting from Yakima county, and multiple mentions of Farmers' Store promotions and slogans. The column lists local movements including Tom Johnson visiting, beef and meat shop ads, and travel plans to Crater Lake and other routes, with civic notices about marriages and local business changes.
Miss Olga Wikberg and the Hamilton sisters arrived to visit Miss Wikberg in Salem after trips in Washington. Local residents Mr and Mrs W A Hoover and relatives toured Cottage Grove Winchester Bay and Lakeview. Chris and Mrs Moller's California auto trip includes Houmbolt county Petaluma and San Pedro. Archibald of Mountain States Pow Co. put in a window display for a July sale at Harlocker pharmacy. Bargett, former Myrtle Point publisher, plans wintering in California. Louis Folsom returns to Coquillets Bench. Oregon trip via McKenzie Pass John Day. detours due to highway work near Missoula Spokane.
The Bandon World mourns Dr Roland Leep a longtime Ban don physician whose death followed an act described as a senseless random shooting. He was praised for devotion to humanity, learning, and service to the countryside community, leaving sorrow for bereaved relatives.
A USDA prepared guide explains broccoli’s kinship to cauliflower within the cabbage family. It notes broccoli sprouts, long leafy stalks, and white versus green heads, plus its culinary prep and nutrient content including calcium and phosphorus.
The text advises starting chicks on starter feed for the first weeks and gradually increasing bulk as they grow. It notes egg yield depends on pullet development and mentions high quality chick feeds cost around twelve cents per chick up to eight weeks. It highlights sunshiny health, ample range, ventilation, greens, and clean housing as factors.
A practical note from the Farm Journal on weed control in gardens. It advises hoeing or shallow cultivation early to prevent weeds from taking over vegetable beds, stressing that young weeds, if kept disturbed just beneath the surface, will wither and die.
Young breeding stock should be grown rather than fattened for brood sows. Pigs for breeding require strong feet and backs, and only enough feed to keep them thrifty. Diet should be oats and skim milk to maintain good condition.
Considerable damage may occur to pastures when stock are turned out too early in spring. Protect forage until cows can eat, or vigor and yield drop. ground is often cold and wet, increasing soil compaction and trampling risks.
The 19th Annual Rebekah convention of District 18 will be held at Myrie Point on August 6. Uns Rebekah 120 is host. Holly Ingal of Albany, president of the Rebekah assembly of Oregon, will make her official visit. The note ends with a quip about cartoons of leading statesmen.
Bridge Oregon July 9 a family announces the birth of an eleven pound son to Mr and Mrs Ian Buaz at their home on July 3 this is their second child with a previous girl. Also noted are visits and illness of local residents and the Brid ge Batlioft area Chautauqua attendees listed and a hospital stay for Naomi Evernden recovering from throat operation.
Mrs Jennie Avery, visiting sister Mrs C B Frayer, left Wednesday for San Francisco. Mr and Mrs Harry Tate returned from a two week vacation with relatives at Canyonville. Naomi Evernden, daughter of E E Evernden, underwent neck operation at Mast & Wilson hospital. H A Hatfield family spent Sunday at Empire. Camas Valley high school to present Friday evening at the schoolhouse. Mrs Chas Murphy and Mrs Mary Schilling shopped in Roseburg. J M Mason and family visited E Steele. Mason formerly taught in Bridge School. Beef cattle hog prices reported. Myrtle Point Meat Co. Cherry crop unusually good with heavy fruit and seeds noted. Branches brought to Herald office loaded with cherries.
Oregon wildlife officials report private interests will back a 30 million dollar Columbia River dam near Wenatchee with extensive fish protection measures. Subways ladders and screens will be installed at a cost of about 200 thousand dollars to safeguard spawning streams like the Deschutes. State game authorities will monitor design details, while deputy wardens continue river patrols to enforce laws and protect salmon and trout during the peak fishing season.
A man who recalls only the bad things about others is always bragging or acting as if he has a superb memory. The remark suggests a critique of vanity and a selective memory in social judgments.
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