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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1947
Page
5
OK Beals division chief says labeling of product use under ten pounds per unit is legal if the label is approved by the department. The ruling sets a minimum height for the label insignia and requires official authorization before use.
Portland Rose Festival features Redhead Roundup with a Portland florist acting as King Erie on Friday. The parade float appears amid preparations, with organizers noting just two weeks remain until events conclude.
Fragmentary note describes a push for posters as distributions fall short. It mentions Billchults and groups of adults and youths, with many expected to respond or be heard from. The text suggests a crowded scene and preparation but lacks concrete details.
Oregon sets new dairy rules returning to prewar standards. Ice cream must contain at least 12 percent butterfat and fruit and nut varieties 10 percent milk solids. Cheese labeling and license renewals shift dates from July 1 to January 1 each year.
The text discusses advances in plastics, alloys, and food price methods driving large industries. It predicts wealth distribution via lower prices, living standards rising from abundant goods, and temporary job displacement followed by new, better employment. It urges optimism under republican democracy and free enterprise.
A non profit foundation study traces 1860 to 1960 progress in output per man hour employment and national income. It notes consistent decade gains, a falling work week toward 377 hours by 1960, and predicts continued growth with lower profit margins. Politics and labor unions show limited impact on the industrial march.
Renewal applications for 2302 nurseries and growers licensed under the Oregon nurserymen's law are due as the new license year opens July 1. Fees fund research at the Oregon Experiment Station to improve and protect the nursery industry, with 10 percent of sales taxed under the research fund assessment law. Elaine Hall visited Portland and the Rose show with her sister.
The new Oregon locker law, effective July 5, requires licensing for all plants with annual fees from 810 to 25 based on locker count. It mandates accurate controls for temperature, setting 180 degrees F room limit plus five degrees for new plants, with periodic inspections by the state department of agriculture.
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