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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
3
County extension offices issue a 1963 livestock outlook noting stable prices in Seattle for 1962-63, a 2 percent population rise, and larger cattle supplies from winter pastures. A record 108 million cattle inventory supports expected range expansion and favorable feeder prices, with sheep markets improving as wool prices stay near 1962 levels.
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The 4H Clubs, including 16 members and 4H chairs, held a doughnut sale at the Grange hall during a Saturday evening meeting to raise funds for undisclosed future uses. Women from Town and Country Christian Women’s Club made tamales for Bridge Market.
Roger Slaby named to take over 4H responsibilities after Paul Raven left three years on the local extension staff. George Jenkins, chair of the Coos County extension staff, announced Blaby will fill the vacancy created by Raven's transfer to Yam Hill County last fall. Blaby grew up nearby and prepared at Portland State College.
Local residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend across Roseburg Coquille and nearby towns. Families from Klamath Falls Portland Dora North Bend Myrd Alaska and Empire joined with Homer Sieck Otto Coon and others for gatherings at Hicks Mets Culver Coon Broyd Brimhall Farm er and Williams households.
Readable fragments describe a mine visit involving Mrs Hivin Wateraing with visitors at the site. The picked facts identify the participants and setting while omitting unclear or damaged portions for a concise newspaper card.
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