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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1950

Page

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Ramblings on Band-Tailed Pigeons Echoes of Coquille Hunt Days

The writer recalls a past abundance of band-tailed pigeons near Coquille and recounts hunting with brass shells and muzzleloaders. He disputes Ben Hur Lampman’s view that pigeons are as plentiful now as in grandfather’s day, noting historical estimates of vast numbers and frequent pest status among farmers. Continued on Page Six.

Ben Hur Lampman Oregonien Ben Coquille Valley Coquille Kistner Lumita H Matthews

Davenport Jersey Herd Ranks Fifth Nation July Butterfat Average

The Jersey cattle club report lists Davenport’s Jersey herd as fifth in the nation for July butterfat averages. Volunteer Myrtle I, a standout cow, led with high butterfat production, boosting the Davenport dairy herd’s national standing. Mr Davenport has run the Coos county dairy business for a decade near Myrtle Point.

Davenport Jersey Jersey Cattle Club Jersey Davenport Coos County Myrtle Point

Franzen Urges Lions to Back Children’s Bill and School Funding

Paul Fransen, superintendent, spoke to Myrtle Point Lions on the proposed Children’s Bill. He argued education costs rise and state income tax money could fund schools if voters approve, transferring funds to the school fund to meet growing needs.

Franzen Myrtle Point Liens Lab Paul Fransen

Myrtle Point Senior High Speaker Leads Regional Student Council

Charlie Bingham, president of Myrtle Point High, spoke at the Southern Oregon School Regional Student conference in Ashland on Oct 2 3. He addressed lessons from the National Convention of Student Councils in Denver and the theme Creating Greater Interest and Student Participation In School Government. Myrtle Point officers Vance Carlson Karen Barklow Phyllis Shelton Harrison Bryant attended with Superintendent G Goddard. They returned Tuesday evening.

Charlie Bingham Myrtle Point Queker Southern Oregon Ich Ashland Charlie Denver Colo Myrtle Point High Vance Carlson Karen Barklow Phyllis Shelton Harrison Bryant G . Goddard

Children’s Bill Would Send Income to Schools

The proposed Children’s Bill, up for election on November 7, would raise per pupil funding from 60 to 90 dollars and increase the share of education costs covered by state funds. It would use excess income tax revenue to support schools, potentially boosting state tax equity and affecting Cass County’s millage.

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Teachers 2 on Tues ms Crowd

A school event draws a large crowd Tuesday as teachers prepare for meetings and discussions. Attendance and topics focus on curriculum updates and classroom strategies, with administrators outlining upcoming sessions and resources.

John’s 40-lb Chinook Salmon Tale At Rogue River

John and Ritchie claim a Rogue River catch near Agness with a 40-pound Chinook. They say John fought the fish for hours on a 5 1 2 ounce fly rod, aided by eye witness Ritchie Francis. The tale follows a fishing party weekend and plans to travel to Wheeler for medical visits.

Jenna John Ritchie Francis Ritchie Agness

Non-Partisan War Vets Seek McKay Retention as Governor

A statement in The Oregon Legionnaire signed by Ernest Starr urges keeping Governor Douglas McKay, citing his war record. It compares McKay to his Democratic challenger Austin Fiegel and notes McKay’s active service. Continued on back page.

McKay Oregon Oregon Legionnaire Ernest Starr Veterans Committee Douglas McKay Austin Fiegel

Daylight Savings Controversy Set for November Ballot

Myrtle Grange master John Caudle explains the daylight savings measure to appear on the November ballot. Voters who want time changes must vote Yes. The Herald will offer further details next week and publish Grange recommendations on all ballot questions.

John Caudle Myrtle Grange the Herald the Grange

Hunters bag three bucks from Burns area in Oregon

Report from eastern Oregon hunters details three bucks taken near Burns by Henry Schroeder Deve and Dan iels along with Elbert Schroeder and Bert Gould. Rev Wilmer A Briggs and party returned from Silver Lake with three mule bucks. one six pointer led the take.

Henry Schroeder Deve and Daniels Elbert Schroeder Bert Gould Coquille Burns Oregon Wilmer A. Briggs Dean Brown C. C. Carter Von Shirley Seattle Silver Lake Paul Breuer Ben Daniels Ervin Wilberger Nimie

Governor Douglas McKay Challenges His Opponent

Governor Douglas McKay challenges his opponent in a plain spoken exchange. The record mentions McKay asserting his authority and inviting discussion at the state office, a farm, or other locations, with continued coverage noted on Beck Page.

Douglas McKay

Well Known Business Men File As Candidates for Mayor

A local well known business figure filed as a candidate for mayor amid city water filter plant discussions. Mr. Myers stated he was active in civic matters and sought office to address municipal concerns.

Mayer Mr. Myers

Morse Predicts GOP Victory Amid Public Disgust

Senator Wayne Morse told a Florence High School crowd that a perplexed electorate will vote overwhelmingly Republican on November 7. He blamed the administration for withholding information and mismanaging foreign affairs and defense, urging a sound economy as protection against communism. He opposed further wage hikes, warning of more devaluation. Campaigns schedule across Oregon span Oct. 9 to Oct. 18.

Florence High School Morse America

Harry Lee Warden Wounded in Action in Korea

Mr and Mrs Harry Warden receive notice that their son Sgt Harry Lee Warden UBMC has been wounded in action in Korea on Sept 23 1950 during duty. The letter advises awaiting details due to injury reporting delays and confirms forthcoming information from military authorities.

Harry Lee Warden Harry Warden Sgt UBMC

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