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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1949
Page
4
The note describes initial and follow up sprays to control rats and fungal diseases affecting berry crops. It mentions Zerlate, Ovagen and Zerate products used at 8 am in the Benden oven season. Jim Oteen requires growers to apply controls to protect berry production and fight rat and fungus issues.
THIS WEEK'S PATIENTS AT THE MAST NOSPITAL Raymond Morris and Charles L. Dennis both of Sixes, Daniel J. Melton, Robert E. Smith, Mrs. Flossie Hollaway, Charles Roberts of Coquille, Allen King, Mrs. Elwett Meiers, Leo Ferolie, Sally Am Yry, Powers, Mrs. Beatle Couden, Mrs. Richard McAllister, Mrs. Jim Appleton, Mrs. Willam Miller, Glen Cottle of Myrtle Point, George Devis of Bridge Rt. Myrtle Point, Catching Creek and Mrs. Themes Lawson went to Portland for medical attention. Frank and Zane Rema worked on the Catching Creek road building a new fill at the John Brewer place. Road widened at Knight place. Bob Adkeneen sawmill resumed work after a shutdown. Mrs. Farrell Rankin and Kent Marsters visited the Lewison home one day last week. Baie Petengill of Coquille sheared sheep for R. H. McCall on the McCall ranch. Home from falling and bucking timber the past ten days at his logging camp. Mrs George Edwards of Dude.
The county school board requires non-high school directors to submit petitions to the county office no later than June 4. The deadline emphasizes timely filing for eligibility and advisory roles.
The readable fragments indicate a weekly schedule or notice involving people named Anna and Barrow but details are unclear and missing dates or actions.
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