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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1944

Page

8

Fewer Chicks Hatched Signals Downturn in Hatchery Outputs

An OSC Extension Service analysis shows a drop in commercial hatchery activity as egg prices fall. Hatchings fell 4 percent in the first half of April versus a year earlier and were 13 percent lower for gas set. The survey hints at an 18 percent May–January decline, potentially leaving hatchery ducks 6 percent below 1942 but 10 percent above 1940. Commercial hatchings reached 805 million in 194? accounting for about 86 percent of all.

Agricultural Economica Secetion OSC Extension Service Bureau’ of Agricultural Economics

Notable Local Profiles From Powers and Seattle

Mary Surdars plans a logging camp future at Powers. Deteste Pendleton runs City Cleaners and Zelma Young teaches shorthand at Q. Martha Evans oversees Seattle's 8 Children's Home. Barbara Barrow described as the Lady of the White House travels widely. Melva Berry holds two world diving records. Ann Woakly has retired from the Myrtle Leaf era.

Ha A ' Ag Myrtle Point Mary Surdars Powers Qapha Root Willamette Martha Evans Seattle Zelma Young Q. Dette Barbara Barrow White House Melva Berry Ann Woakly

Public fire danger and lumber supply in Oregon drive citizen vigilance

Oregon urges extreme caution as dry season nears to prevent forest fires that could threaten the lumber industry and war effort. Citizens are asked to act as deputies, report violations, and support fire wardens while reflecting on public power finance and taxes in 1943.

Oregon Armed Services

Small Farmers Boost Oregon Food Production and FSA Loans

The article notes Oregon small and family farms increasing production aided by Farm Security Administration loans and field services. Milk and meat outputs rose, with crops also up, though many farmers faced rent and labor challenges. New depot agent Wayne Schroeder will replace A L Stanley at Myrtle Point as military service is anticipated.

Oregon Hughes Jaber FSA Courstan Fia Ted Cenuntes Pol Wean Rerturg New Depot New SP Myrtle Point Wayne Schroeder Caquille A L. Stanley Schroeder Coquille Stanleys Johnson's Mill

Kill Off Roosters For Economy

Noel Bennion USC extension specialist says ending rooster kept flocks after hatching season saves money and improves egg quality. He notes roosters waste feed and raise temperature risks that can cause fertility issues and bad eggs.

Trymen Noel Bennion USC

Minor players in a quirky 1920s yearbook of stars

A jumble of names and odd titles appears as a spoof yearbook era page. Agnes Dunkel is a kite flyer, Dwain Miller a war news voice, Virginia Renick joins a vaudeville act, and John McWilliams is about to launch a moon mission based on clipped notes from a sensational mock roster.

Lonella Wrells New York Squabbie Agnes Dunkel Three Sisters Mountains Bud Bright Madison Mare Garden Eugene Moon Myrtle, Point Virginia Renick Metropolitan Theatre Ruge Dwain Miller Verlin Moore Horison Tholma Crawford Pigiona Eddie Hatfield June Axe Moon John McWilliams Mak

Maxon Joins Forest Ranger Service at Gold Beach

Wayne Maxon son of Mrs Iva Maxon who was rejected from military service for disability has been accepted for forest ranger duty and is currently stationed at Gold Beach

Eatera Forest Service Wayne Maxon Mra Iva Maxon Gold Beach

Fragmentary quote on elasticity of humans and animals

The readable fragment notes that humans have more elastic tissue than animals, suggesting a comparison of biological properties. No clear event or person names are present in the text.

Trek to Cabernia

A claim states about 1,250,600 people moved to California between 1990 and 1939, reflecting a large migration trend. The figure appears as part of a historical discussion on population shifts toward the state during that period.

Cabernia California

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