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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1937

Page

4

Propose Strict Auto License Revocation to Curb Drunk Driving

The piece argues for permanent license revocation for any driver caught operating a vehicle under the influence. It urges harsher penalties, stating repeat offenders undermine public safety and current measures fail to deter dangerous behavior. It also calls for updated traffic controls and even possible speed restrictions to reduce fatalities.

Dangerous within one mile warns hunters of stray shots

The passage warns shooters to avoid accidents by not fixating on the target. It notes that pellets can pass through targets and strike others, including game and animals, stressing vigilance beyond the point of aim.

Coos School News Presents New English Books

Glenn Hill of Seattle will present new English Activities texts to teachers Saturday. The intermediate teachers meeting will be held in the Roosevelt building at North wee.

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WPA Gives Chance For Education

The article stresses a program allowing individuals who did not finish high school to pursue education. It notes the President and the public recognize education as a valuable asset for all citizens.

Potatoes and farm prices rise as Oregon markets assess season

A monthly Oregon farm report notes higher demand and stronger prices through 2006 87 with improved factory payrolls and business activity. Potatoes show 36 percent fewer on hand than a year earlier and 21 percent below average, while early stocks may be higher than usual. The Third Annual Furd ers Meeting in western Oregon plans a feeders day April 10 at the State College livestock barns.

Oregon Oelock B. W Rodenwald

Unclear Fragment Sparks Food and Agriculture Debate

Fragmentary note hints at learning and monetary aspects related to foods and agriculture. Persistent questions suggest a debate over improved methods and economic impact for men involved in farming and supplies.

University expands correspondence courses under WPA funds

The University of Oklahoma extends its correspondence studies in high schools with WPA support. Starting with 13 staff last March the program grows to 86 with selected teachers, offering fully accredited courses for home study or school use. Tuition is waivable due to WPA, books sold at cost with refunds, and information available from W E Jadwin in Oklahoma City.

University of Oklahoma WPA North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Writi Jadwin West Main Ohilahoma City Okla

Farm Prices Rise Across General Market in Weeks

The Oregon farm price index shows a further substantial advance in the general farm price level over the past six or seven weeks according to the latest monthly review.

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