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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
2
In a House Military Affairs hearing a bill on government competition in power development is debated. Critics warn passage could destroy $400 million worth of securities and punish private investors, urging just compensation and urging aggressive farmer led cooperation.
Myrtle Point Future Farmers of America held an early officer election in the ag room on Tuesday. Delos Hermann was reappointed president with Elvis Southmayd vice president Verlin Hermann secretary and Leslie Hermann treasurer Alfred Strong sergeant at arms and Leo Wagner reporter. Freshmen Verlin Hermann and Alfred Strong join the officer ranks.
The passage argues for wholehearted cooperation and allegiance to farming, noting agriculture’s plight beyond low mood. It cites disorganization among farmers and past failures to build a sound system, while recognizing cooperatives as a bright spot amid difficulties.
Medford reports county agent Wilcox details copper nitrate treatment for cherry gummosis. Cuts through cankers are spaced inches apart along trunks and limbs, exposing sapwood, then treated with a copper nitrate solution prepared from copper carbonate nitric acid water and denatured alcohol.
A sheep fatality调查 reported after cattle and sheep grazing near a cooperative cannery project. The poison, traceable to a weed-killing chemical, contaminated feed used in a ground area where a crop grew rapidly. The state veterinary office and local officials noted the event as a typical case tied to farm practices and cooperative activity.
A historical note by THOMAS ARKIF CLAFPE, late dean of men at the University of Imors, reflecting on social dynamics, campus life, and reputational challenges facing students and faculty.
Audrey Davenport and Frieda James led a yearlong display by beginning and advanced clothing students in a little shop setting in the auditorium. The exhibit featured cotton print dresses pajamas silk and wool dresses and made over garments with several graduates planning further education at Oregon colleges Reed College and Southern Oregon University and others entering business school. The student council slate included Harold Hall president Delos Hermann Burr Monrad vice president Rachel Jones Imogene Burress Hazel Durrell Ceris James secretary Kenneth Leatherman Melvin Hugo treasurer Elton Schernacht Varcent Hunt Luther Batker sergeant at arms and others.
In Corvallis April 29 the Ore Boe plate high school typing contest saw the tac place third in the nova division with Edwinvith Pee and Seliva latatin earning bronze medals. The team, led by Miss Alvardes, extended its Corvallis run with fourth consecutive year in town and placed third earning a pennant and cup for the trophy case.
Ruth West and Delilah Blundell led a Monday report with displays on pudding powders gelatins and other forms. Alta Miller Mary Evans covered canned fruits with a bulged can demonstration and hydronating gas release.
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