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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1948
Page
12
The piece argues Democrats struggle to intercede at the polls while Republicans plot a civil rights centered counter strategy. It contrasts Republican minimal government with Democratic extended state control and warns voters face a grave choice to sustain American supremacy.
Funeral services were held at Schroeder Chapel on Friday July 23 at one o clock for Daniel E Marsters of Eugene who died July 21 at a Salem sanitarium after a year s confinement He was born January 24 1888 near Myrtle Point He is survived by a son Donald of Eugene five sisters and a number of nieces and nephews Interment was at the Norway fielding He was a lifelong Elks member Rev W A Briggs conducted the services
Col Maylon Scott, commandant of the Oregon State College ROTC since fall 1845, is ordered to report September 1 for foreign service in Yokohama under the Far East command. Col Henry C Demuth will succeed him about August 14, returning from overseas duty and previously in Washington DC personnel division.
Extension horticulturist R Ralph Clark explains that lawn clippings carrots tops pea and bean vines and other garden refuse make excellent compost. He notes leaves are good for organic matter and details a simple layering method with nitrogen fertilizer lime and phosphate to speed rotting.
Robert Mace of the Oregon State Game Commission warns that elk hunting will be tough in the Dora district of Coory county and at Ten Mile lake due to rough country and dense brush. He adds Ukiah area elk and Chesnimus season likely offer better odds, while Silver Lake deer season should see good success though Crooked Creek in Lake county may be harder.
Paul Edward Redford and Glen Mijton Shields were fined for possession of deer during the closed season. They appeared before the Coos Bay Justice Court and were fined 200 and 450 dollars respectively, plus court costs. A 30 day jail sentence was suspended on payment of the fines.
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