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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1947
Page
2
County agent Hansell urges timely soil work for early gardens amid food-shortage concerns. He notes wet conditions delay planting and outlines soil management, fertiliser use, and cultural practices to improve yields. Public bulletins include Farm and Home Vegetable Garden and Vegetable Garden Insect Control.
Mrs Nereld Leverett offers timely ideas for Easter and spring parties in Myrtle Point Oregon. Suggestions include easy rabbit chicken and duck motif crafts, pastel decorations, Easter bonnet making, egg decorating contests, and a fun Easter march with judge marked creations.
Nearly 100000 acres of productive timberland in Oregon and Washington were certified as tree farms this week, bringing the total Tree Farm area in the two states to 2293731 acres. The joint committee on Forest Conservation announced today. In Oregon, four Tree Farms were certified.
Practical advice on thinning seeds for carrots onions beets lettuce and beans to avoid crowding and ensure proper root and greens development. Also reports Oregon and Washington tree farm certifications including Hood Canal Pope and Talbot and notes on permanent forest product supply and related industry estimates.
The article suggests games like paper eggs on the floor and swapping to form cobora sets for prizes. It proposes dances such as The Crested Hen and Aunt Dingh's Quilting Party as suitable party themes, with large gatherings featuring centered trays and simple refreshments like deviled eggs and cake.
Mealon faces Wednesday competition with Pts Wrae Pomepoanes Enpe and Jaber in a tightly matched event. The event features notable participants and promises a close contest.
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