Dairymen Association Plans Monthly Sample Testing
The association will collect samples once a month and have them tested, returning reports to the dairymen. It is expected to include from zero to eight hundred cows in the group.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1932
Page
4
The association will collect samples once a month and have them tested, returning reports to the dairymen. It is expected to include from zero to eight hundred cows in the group.
The page records a series of local events in Myrtle Point and nearby areas. It notes a program with Alma Larkin leading singing and mandolin, visits by Myrtle Point residents, a bridge crew member visiting from Camas Valley, and numerous Sunday dinners and junior gatherings hosted by Mrs. James Morrison and others. Several birthday parties, old fashioned gatherings, and travel between local households are described along with a visit from Dr. R H Mast and a game commission representative.
Local social roundup records weekend visitors and gatherings in Coquille and nearby areas. Notes include Mrs Fourk McCreary hosting relatives, Mr and Mrs Gearhart dining with friends, Roy Swan and Marshfield business, and several birthday dinners plus calls at the G Bunch residence.
An afternoon event featured sewing and a small business of refreshments. Attendees included Cecil Walker Jessie Swan Dora Gearhart Laura Minard Grace Durnam Amanda Hollenbeak Georgia Bunch Mrs John Sanders Helen and Howard Swan Colleen Shepherd and the hostess Mrs Shepherd.
Broadbent 4-H camp cookery group led by Frank True completed the first Sunday hike up Rhoda creek planning to cook two dishes. Eight local girls hiked to Indian Prairie while other families visited relatives over the weekend.
The Gaylord Woumans club met at the Community building on Wednesday. Quilting for the hostess Mrs H D Bones and Mrs Max Dement filled the forenoon. A hot potluck dinner followed. Members answered roll call with Christmas gift suggestions. A Thanksgiving stunt revealed many thanksgivings. Visitors included Mrs Turnbull of Arbuckle California and Mesdames F True and Newhouse of Broadbent.
Norway Mrs Herman Detlefsen entertained guests including Mr and Mrs Ernest Clausen Mr and Mrs Herman Tedsen and Mr and Mrs Henry Detlefsen Oliver Myers helped Stanley Halter on the farm during the week Clarence Dix and Mrs Dix of Remote visited Fred Lafferty Friday Wayne Woodward and Mrs L Barkow were expected.
Halls Creek residents Mrs J K Baker and Mrs J Dam Meron with children will dine with Mr and Mrs F Watkins and Mr and Mrs B B Watkins on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Watkins visit Mr and Mrs Jarvir Stan of Arage Mill for turkeys, Milasday for the Thanksgiving market.
Nineteen members and four sisters met after the Sadie Harmon meeting. Refreshments were served and future gatherings planned at Mrs Hart’s home with several guests traveling from California and Utah to attend family and friend reunions.
Fragmentary report notes a person named Abe visiting with a mother in the morning. References mention M rs KR MW Hrowr and a chain of unclear events. Further details are not readable in the text.
Mrs Nellie Brown has aided Mrs Verria Hal geu while Mrs Hansen recovers. The Ladies club met Saturday and discussed a December bazaar. Miss Jessie Lawhern's Sooke ing club demonstrated work. A dinner honored Mr and Mrs Owen Wilson and Mr and Mrs Nevie Heller. Turkey prep and play practice occupied the day as residents visited Brown family. Mandy Mrs Leah Saling is spending a few days in Marshfield.
The Hiland Theater opens Back Street next Sunday, adaptation of Fannie Hurst story. Irene Dunne leads a troubled young woman who pursues love with a married man across twenty years, supported by John Raines and a strong cast.
Mrs Thomas opens a new family chapter as Harrison couple announce the birth of their child on the twentieth. The event marks a joyful addition to the community with details obscured in the text.
Fragmented OCR notes report sudden illness rises and fever like symptoms. Mentions health workers and early action amid limited detail on locations or dates.
A medical advisory explains how influenza affects all ages and genders, with emphasis on fever, weakness, and common cold symptoms. It urges early physician consultation for sudden colds, outdoor activity, proper clothing, hand washing, bed rest during illness, and avoidance of contact to prevent spread.
Oregon State College soils head Dr Powers assists in laying out drainage systems for peat farms near Salem and Kept places. He urges a staged implementation with a complete plan on paper and funding as available.
County Agent T White reports tight cultivation and pruning practices by Beagles have achieved full control of filbert blight. Tools dipped in disinfectant after each tree to prevent spread. Damaged trees refreshed and new plantings begun. Yone five acres of crested wheat grass harvested on Peterson farm near here. Stand poor at seeding but spreading, year set for seed. Crop results mixed under the circumstances.
A ten million volt artificial lightning bolt was produced at General Electric's Pittsfield laboratory Massachusetts. The test, described by Popular Mechanics, sent a 60 foot arc within the steel-lined lab as a thunderous rushing sound filled the space.
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