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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1937
Page
4
Life Insurance Week Highlights U S Ownership Surge
The piece notes Americans own 70 percent of the world life insurance and 64 million people hold policies. It cites 1900 as baseline when one in eight had coverage and links growth to security for dependents and self-reliance. Life Insurance Week runs May 7 to 22 nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United
Producer Cooperatives and Consumer Ventures Debate
The article surveys the agricultural cooperative movement noting producers favor profit driven cooperatives over consumer ones. It argues for applying business principles to farming and discusses potential safety regulations like requiring verification for trailers to prevent accidents.
Running as misdemeanor shocks Hot Springs residents
In Hot Springs Arkansas a running speed is a misdemeanor with fines for faster than a walk to protect invalids from excitement on crowded streets. A running person is viewed as a thief, murderer, or escaped lunatic, reflecting strict public order concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Rogue River Valley
K H Hansen
Gravelford
Dora
Myrtle Point News Briefs Include Weddings Fire and School Plans
Saturday and Sunday events span a local marriage between Bald HAL Guy Devault and Miss Lesh Schriefer at North Bend. A serenade party for Lester Sumerlin and Irma Bunch follows. plans for a strawberry festival emerge as Myrtle Point eyes prime season fruit. The old brick Myrtle Point schoolhouse slated for demolition will yield bricks for a new $28 000 grade school near Willow Maple and C streets. Mayor Harlocker designates May 24 as a town holiday to dedicate the Coast highway bridge at Gold Beach. Fire and theft threats loom as Pearce warehouse faces Monday night danger from siphoning teens and a burning straw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre Culberteen
Aise
Hal Guy Devault
Joe Devault
Near Here
Lesh Schriefer
North Bend
Lester Sumeriin
Irma Bunch
Lawhorn
Sumerlin
Game Commission
Schroeder
Myrtle Point
Ed Forrest
Giles
Southern Pacific
Charles S Harlocker
Gold Bech
W I Shay
Long Beach
Calif
Noxall Cafe
J W Critcher
Pearce
Sandy Weekly
Wild animals tame after brash Lenmere visit
Lenmere Syndicate recounts how wild animals, including 26 chipmunks around a homestead cabin, soon befriended the family. They ate from hands, roamed roofs, and even stole camp gear before becoming fearless and perched on people’s shoulders and arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenmere Syndicate
Lemere
Memorable robin dawn and riverside hunting memories
A narrator recalls a dawn robin song near a cabin and a mountain varmint hunt at 3000 feet in the Coast Range. The piece shifts to wildlife details and then explains salmon and trout size limits with seasonal rules and a mystery unnamed lake connected to Pam elia lake where three salmon may be sold daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Range
Pamelia Lake
State Game Commission
Oregon’s Traffic Deaths Prompt Public Action Call
A 1936 Oregon report tallies 3055 deaths and 7775 injuries in 34880 motor vehicle accidents. The piece urges a united public response to confront the crisis with immediate drastic street and highway safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State Motor Association
Undulant Fever and Traffic Hazards Reported in State
The article warns that street and highway safety requires strict adherence to laws to prevent death and injury. It discusses undulant fever linked to milk from cattle with contagious abortion, its transmission, prevalence, and economic impact on dairy farmers in Oregon, including the Willamette Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State Motor Association
W HM Lyte
Willamette Valley
Health Board Sends Information On Undulant Fever
Oregon State Board of Health issues a bulletin on undulant fever noting its spread through raw milk and handling infected animal carcasses. The memo, dated May 12 1937, emphasizes pasteurization and cites limited human cases despite cattle abortion observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurgen
Males
Ore. Health Board
Herald
Oregon Sute Board of Health
Frederick
Stricker State Board of Health
Pasteurization Practices and Milk Safety Guidance
The guidance says pasteurization should be applied in Oregon and elsewhere. in rural areas without pasteurization facilities, milk from infected cows should be boiled before consumption to reduce health risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Coos School News Highlights Track Winner
Valley View won the BC track meet held at Coquille on Saturday. Powers High School sophomores entertained Wednesday May 10 with a homemaking group presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley View
Coquille
Sophumoro
Powers High School
Oregon State Motor Association Safety Shelf expands in Portland
Teleek din ner served to faculty directors and wives. Latest traffic statistics compiled and accident prevention material available upon request from the Safety Shelf of the Oregon State Motor Association located at 1200 Southwest Morrison Street Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State Motor Association
Southweat Morrison Street
Portland
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