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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1955
Page
9
The annual Blue and Gold Cub Sesut dinner was held in the evening with guest speakers including Ben Daniels Ray Neugart and Mayor Bill Beds. Twelve Wolf Cubs five Lion Cubs and seven Boy Scouts received Den Chief Cards as part of the event honoring Cub Scouting values.
The column discusses hunting safety and ethics, noting that some hunters pose risks to forests and lives. The writer argues hunters should live by stricter standards and questions government hunting practices.
A civic column condemns poison trapping and calls for eliminating poisons from predator control. It endorses a campaign by houndsmen to work with stockmen and government hunters to remove toxins and protect wildlife, while urging unity and public support.
Gaylord News reports Mr and Mrs Vivian Folmabee of Brockway spent the weekend with Harry Morgan M Sgt Earl Caster and his family. The Caster family arrived from Fort Leonard Wood Missouri where they have been stationed. They plan a short visit before a move to California and then overseas duty.
The Gaylord Moon clubhouse hosted a household shower honoring Romaald Grant and spouse with many guests from Broadbent Myrtle Point and nearby towns. Attendees shared gifts and played cards and games while updates included visits from relatives and neighbors and notes of travel and local events.
The piece explains that U S petroleum use rises and that Standard drillers will invest $200 million in 1956 to explore and develop fields. It notes drill costs from 125 000 to over 1 million per well and a high risk rate with only one in nine promising sites producing oil. It cites 126 dry holes drilled last year as evidence of effort to keep motorists on wheels.
Bids due by 7:30 p m March 21 1955 in Myrtle Point Oregon for digging 1300 feet of trench and laying a 6 inch water line on Ash Street from Fourth to Eighth Street. Bids must include unit cost per linear foot. performance bond required. council may reject any bid. Publication dates March 3 and 10 1955.
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