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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1932
Page
4
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A Myrtle wood turning venture emerges in Central Oregon using Juniper wood to craft novelties and ornaments. The article touts the wood's incomparable gray and colored markings, urging local support to expand production and market potential beyond the region.
The piece discusses winter deer losses to cougars in Grants Pass and the economic value of deer, estimating meat worth and the broader impact on local commerce. It notes fire hazards, forest impacts, and that most game income remains local, with licenses and ammunition costs cited.
The article discusses the impact of pests on domestic fowl and apples, noting scarce data on regional population growth and debates over mortality rates. It emphasizes the need for proper management practices, mentioning Mitchod, Grants Pass, Oregon as context.
The National Board of Fire Underwriters notes matches and smoking as the top causes of large state fire losses, followed by defective chimneys, faulty heating systems, and misuse of electricity. Over 80 percent of fires are preventable by care, judgment, and better personal responsibility. Public and private groups push fire prevention, urging citizens to reduce deaths and property loss.
Writing in Roads and Streets, M. S Winder argues that better rural roads link to improved schooling as one-room schools decline and consolidated schools rise. He notes 50 000 school buses carried 2 000 000 children to 17 000 schools in 1930, with average travel distances increasing and rural roads shaping educational access.
The Newark market shows dairy prices falling and the Dairymen's Cooperative Association argues a broader cooperative effort is needed. The League warns that many farmers remain outside the cooperative fold and prices may worsen without widespread loyalty and participation. Economic stability hinges on unified action.
National forests will cut grazing fees for domestic livestock by fifty percent in 1932. The reduction was announced by Forest Supervisor M Hyde and approved through the office of Forester C J Buck.
The report notes plans for a new facility in Marshiek and ongoing coastal projects. It covers Reedsport cemetery acquisition, the Westland cafe reopening in Bandon under Mr and Mrs W T Bain, and a switch to electrical cooking. Community events include a grade school prize day and a local road bid delay for unemployment funds. Local slides, a ferry lawsuit, and a Crescent City fair revival are mentioned along with tourism plans and a tax license idea for fishing.
Wedding bells in Broadbent for Mr and Mrs Reverend Wile with reception Monday evening as friends gather. Murray and Cleland Frye visited kin. a roadbound school bus near Gaylord broke down Monday and was towed to town after students were picked up by trucks for care.
Officials announce emergency farm loan funds for Oregon farmers under the Reconstruction Finance program. County agents will distribute application blanks and information, with farmers able to obtain assistance as needed through cooperative efforts with local offices.
Arago basketball beat Coquille 26 20 to secure a win in the tournament. Arago led 17 12 at the third quarter and gained a five point edge before Coquille tied the game late. Arago finished with the final score 26.
The bridge section reports reelection of grade teachers Harold Laswell Ruth Brown Alma Larkins and Elise Lemp for next year with Brown starting her fourth year. High school positions remain unfilled. Local residents Jesse Barnett T H Hendrick families hosted at Mrs Lucy Culver home. Illnesses and travel details follow including multiple visits to Marshfield Port Orford and Sitkum. A Grange hall lecture by Zelta Rodenwald invites community attendance.
Raymond Schwartz of Myrtle Point received a varsity letters recognition at Oregon State College for his forward play on the water polo team. He helped Oregon State to a recent victory over the University of Oregon.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Krung drove to Gold Beach on Sunday in a short excursion.
Local residents hosted and attended numerous social calls and dinners through the week. Families including the Aasen, Burtis Loewe, Gillespie, Hollenbeck, Knabe, Laskey, and Cart families shared time at various homes and enjoyed beach picnics and weekend visits in Myrtle Point and nearby creeks.
Mrs Everett Lafferty and Allen Earl of Myrtont spent Sunday at Mrs Lefferty's. Mr Geo Hamig Mineoe 18 Pythneon and Itis Barklow visited Orford, stopping to see Bohama's mother, Mr John Moyers.
Community members in Southwestern Oregon initiate plans to form a baseball townner. Letters have been sent to Fortier asking him to lead a meeting on March 20.
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