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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1962
Page
8
Oregon processing plants boosted milk used for human consumption by 1.4 million pounds last year, with 426,302,757 pounds entering bottle and can operations. The audit shows higher overall milk handling but a small drop in bottle and can share, plus shifts in butterfat content and manufacturing use.
Oregon State University Cooperative Extension Service issues a home orchard spray schedule for two to three fruit trees. Authors J C Mac Swan and R W Every emphasize minimal material use, thorough leaf twig and branch coverage, and washing fruit before eating. The guide covers apple pear peach cherry prune apricot and nut trees.
In western Oregon, under a new timber tax law, private landowners must notify the County Assessor before commercial timber harvesting including peelers sawtimber salvage poles piling and Christmas trees. The notice is via a signed State Forester permit application with a pink copy to the county assessor. Violators face penalties up to 500 dollars or imprisonment.
Broadbent fourth grade under Mrs Evans showcased weather experiments for visiting parents on Monday. Attendees included Mrs Northup Mrs Planalp and Mr Dillion among others as students demonstrated barometer air pressure condensing air and cloud formation. The article also notes a Grange meeting with guest speakers and a 4-H Sewing Club gathering followed by a party and vacation notice.
A group of eight Sitkum and Roseburg residents led by Mr and Mrs Ivan Laird departed Portland by Pan American Airways for a Hawaiian Islands trip. The report notes accompanying local events including school board and church activities as well as related visits in Coquille North Bend and Dora.
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