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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1947

Page

10

Legislature Endorses New Unemployment Measures

The legislature approves a suite of unemployment reforms affecting benefit year start, experience ratings, and tax rate calculations. Major changes include a six month lag for new tax rates, higher maximum weekly benefits, and broader seasonal employment definitions. Two proposals failed, and most measures are expected to take effect July 1 with state training for deputies in May.

Tahoe Que Pew Commission

11072 Steelhead Count At Umpqua River Dam Report

The Fish and Game Commission reports 11072 steelhead counted at Wiachestr dam on the Umpqua River as of Oct 29, doubling last year’s adult count. Chinook migration spurt noted with 626 salmon counted by April 80. Eggs collected for spawning reach 900000 at Smith River falls and 187000 eggs stored at Rock Creek hatchery.

Fish and Game Commissions Wiachestr Dam Umpqua The Game Commission Smith River Falls Douglas County Rock Creek North Spencer Creek Mlamath Crane Prairie

Local Bridge News Updates and Family Notices

The Bridge community reports visitors and small events through the week. Notables include Ployd Peachee welcoming a 7 pound daughter at Stark hospital Coquille, Lillian Waterman visiting, and Howard Winkleman moving a trailer to Myrtle Point. Robert Mirceakey on U S Army leave visits relatives, while new store ownership at C S Murphy store is announced.

Yecolt Wash George Hulton Coquille Charlie Vicent Lyie Herdman Hardamn George Bryant Reek Creek Myrtle Creek Howard Winkleman Glendale Myrtle Point Mr. Winkleman Waterman Bros

Catching Creek Social Notes and Local Business Change

Port land residents discuss weekend visits as Victor Howard and Mrs. Howard stay with R. H. McCall on Floras Creek. Herve McCall joins briefly. Spalding Lumber shuts their saw mill and moves machinery. Clarence Ralph family and sister visit Coquille for two days. Poppy contributions support American Legion auxiliary welfare for veterans and families. Wanted three million tourists to keep Oregon Green.

Catching Creek Portland Government Victor Howard Howard R. H. McCall Floras Creek Herve McCall Spalding Lumber Company Clarence Ralph Ralph Coquille American Legion Auxiliary Oregon

Family Reunion Ties Hammack and Bushee Families

Last Sunday members of the Hammack and Bushee clans gathered in Newport for a community festival day. The reunion included Mrs. Emmett Hammack and Mr. Jack Bushee, with relatives from Milwaukee and Powers sharing in the celebration.

Emmett Hammack Newport Jack Bushee Powers Alien Billings Denginne Cheryl Z. W. Shirk Martyne End Milwaukis, Org Hammacks

Forest insects program urged for forest insurance

The speaker urged continuing and expanding the forest insect study and control program as part of forest insurance. He cited Moorings on thin as well as Willemette district work and noted budget considerations for May 15 and related projects in Oregon.

Subcommittee On Agriculture Appropriations Committee

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