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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1933
Page
2
The piece urges farmers to organize cooperatives to strengthen bargaining power and reduce dependence on mid men. It emphasizes productive work, consumer-led relief, and shared work to reduce unemployment while criticizing reliance on government handouts. It cites Roosevelt on temporary relief and highlights the share-the-work movement as a model.
Hikosabumi Yogo and Japanese poultry officials visited Oregon State College to show sexing methods for day-old chicks. In demonstrations Yogo accurately separated 100 chicks into 54 pullets and 46 cockerels, with post mortem checks confirming 100 percent accuracy for the tested group. Japanese hatcheries now commonly guarantee about 90 percent pullets in sales, while unseparated chicks fetch about half price.
Edna May Oliver stars in The Penguin Pool Murder from RKO Radio Pictures a blend of serious mystery and comedy. The plot centers on a murder in the New York Aquarium with a wife and lover involved the penguin tank and a detective partner assisted by Oliver and James Gleason in a witty caper praised for its humor and clever resolution.
All-star team from interclass games, selected by Mr Church, defeated Arago high school Friday in a feature game of Eighth Grade, 14 to 11. Myrtle Point pitcher Ike Miller was hit hard before being relieved by Griffin Shelton, with slick fields and rain contributing to numerous errors.
A machinist took his turn at the crank but the engine would not start. The Instructor arrived and used a simple remely turning on the switch to start the motor. The dash board was engaged and the engine sprang to life.
Ag students dig a new manhole by the furnace room to replace a rotten Woolden unit. The three and a half by eight foot concrete encased pit will bear a heavy cover and give access to a 1700 gallon oil tank and cutoff valve.
In the teachers' room plans include a new track and shower room repairs. Physics Mr Church's class discussed light rays, Algebra II and geometry students study trigonometry, American history covers World War I era, geography maps of Europe including Germany and France. Junior business class works on contracts, Foods I serves cup custards.
Floyd Watson Edwin Crowley Dolores Davenport Geraldine Reed Alice Mae Bindicott Elton Schroeder and Andy Newhouse were seen at the school or traveling nearby over the past week. Eleanor and Paula Brouer attended a Christian Endeavor convention. Eugene Setting Junior was highlighted for good example including eating spinach during the event.
MAST HOSPITAL patients includes Mrs Flertye Perkins recovering after abdominal surgery. W A Wellan had tonsils removed. Mrs Edwin Frye and Mrs Elmer Russel improved at home. Mrs Mary Richardson, Mrs Robert Outten, R W Mackay, Woodrow Clarke and others treated for injuries or illness with varying recovery progress. An unrelated quote about chisellers appears.
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