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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1948
Page
4
A car attempted a head on collision with a loaded truck near Pole. The automobile was driven off the road and the driver was taken to Maxi Hospital by Schroeder's ambulance team.
Fragmentary notes describe a testing area linked to Cedar Point, Rink creeks, and Myrtle Point reaching Beerreek with side roads. References mention Broadbent and Searing along the Coquille River and a junction with Twin Oaks Road.
The Coos County Court outlines a state modified plan to test all dairy cows bulls and heifers over six months and all beef cattle with quarantine rules and vaccination as needed. It divides the county into areas assigned to veterinarians to supervise testing and keep records, with monthly coordination meetings between the court County Agent and veterinarians.
The Bureau lists twenty timber tracts across Oregon Washington and Idaho to be sold November 9 with species including Douglas fir hemlock western red cedar noble fir white fir incense cedar sugar pine ponderosa pine and larch. Major species average prices per thousand board feet cited for Douglas fir 10.68 ponderosa pine 15.90 and sugar pine 23.39. Applications seek inclusion of ten more tracts under two week advertising. some parcels may be sold at open auction where cooperative sustained yield agreements exist.
The article endorses Governor Thomas E. Dewey and Governor Earl Warren for a national administration. It lauds their farm policy records and support for sustained food and fiber production, arguing cooperation with farmers and consumers under their leadership would promote sound policies and planning.
A fragmented wartime style notice calls farmers to join a national farm committee effort to aid the Dewey and Warren election, urging broad farmer participation regardless of party.
A guest editorial argues that strikes take on a political hue aimed at embarrassing the United States during the Berlin crisis. It notes heavy Russian press coverage supporting this view and emphasizes that workers remain the main losers as no settlement is reached.
The piece argues that American ideals and the longing for betterment create a chance to confront personal tensions and oppose oppressive leadership. It condemns an unsustainable tax burden and urges equitable sharing of tax responsibility to preserve freedom won at a great cost.
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