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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
7
In the Macdonald home at Wadleadiy Mra nt 1 2 toy blow fan taken. The team works on the woods as brother George has taken his Ys Yoof milk cows for the summer.
E J Schneider and daughters called on Mrs. Anna Bledsoe in Portland and found her well. Mr and Mrs Watson Bishop of Broken Bow are guests at Highland home. Mrs Lillian Catton went to Lakeside to assist in a sale led by G W Kennett. Mr and Mrs Tom Guerin and Alice plan southern California trip. Jim Wintera to move to Roseburg for a trucking company post. Mrs Winters, former PTA president, and Myrtle Union Endeavor group met, with Terrntine Sweeney presiding. A Labor Day Endeavorers picnic is planned for Coos and Curry counties.
Mias Aileen Barker will arrive Friday from the University of Oregon to spend her vacation. The Barker family will travel Sunday to California visiting relatives in San Bernardino and will be joined later by other families from Coquille and North Bend. The party plans a three week trip visiting Lindsay Porterville and Yosemite.
The report forecasts 100 000 000 to 166 000 000 bushels of total U S wheat. Winter wheat shortages may persist while harvest nears in the southwest. Barley demand wanes and corn remains firm as hay pastures improve. Potatoes shipments exceed normal needs with rising acreage planned for late crops. Dairy markets show mixed signals with butter prices steady to higher on the Pacific Coast and storage stocks below a year ago. Spring lambs reach high prices in eastern markets but large runs await better weather. multiple local notices cover graduations, honeymoons, injuries, and farm recalls across Oregon communities.
J R Kimberly of Geo Bryant Logging at Bancroft received treatment for a lacerated arm after a fall from logs last Thursday. Medlock, also with the firm, had two fingers amputated after his hand caught in donkey gears at the camp last Friday. Other workers at Remote were treated for torn ligaments after an incident with a donkey and a snake incident noted in the same report.
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