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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1945
Page
10
A columnist advocates increasing E-bond quotas for the Seventh War Bond drive to absorb idle funds in bank accounts. He argues war bonds are as safe as deposits, offer interest, and can be cashed in emergencies, warning inflation risks if public funds stay idle. Financial drift threatens dollar value and national defense.
Oregon agricultural officials urge maximum breeding of available sow stock to reach a state goal of 22 000 sows to farrow this fall. The plan aims to boost hog production amid uncertain grain supplies and market prices, with focus on hog grain ratios and alternative feed sources to support growers.
Garden expectations brighten despite persistent rain as RB B Traylor Sr AAA chairman notes shifts in hog production and higher meat needs. A. G B reports garden crops like spinach and dry beans planted, while officials cite cold wet spring as a factor in yields.
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