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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1928
Page
7
The Oregon Voter highlights Lyman Carrier of Coquille, a seed specialist, praising his distinctive accomplishments and established standing in seed research and turf lawn practices as he engages with the political scene.
The article notes culling ewes before breeding to standardize size and vigor as profitable, warns against lambing ewes before age two, and opposes gummy production. It describes an experiment station home made auto switch to time lights in poultry houses, using a wall switch and alarm clock to trigger the mechanism.
Authorities urge boiling home canned vegetables before eating as a precaution against deadly organisms that can be fatal to humans and poultry. Even properly canned produce may harbor organisms if not heated to a boil.
An Oregon experiment station showcased a disease free cow at the state fair, daughter of a cow that aborted four times. The calf, born after 264 days, was raised away from her dam and has produced eight normal calves, demonstrating potential eradication progress in dairy herds.
A new window glass was installed in the Beaman building, the site occupied by Lees yesterday, signaling a maintenance update.
Rev. C. C. Holet of Albany passed through Myrtle Point Tuesday en route to the State W C T U convention in Eugene this week. He was joined by Coos county delegates Mrs. W. H. Philipe and Mrs. C. Z. Wise, both of Marshfield.
Mrs Barker received an unexpected treat during a Ladies' Aid gathering at the Presbyterian church manse yesterday. Mrs Ostrduder arrived with pre decorated items, adding charm to the occasion.
Coquille chamber of commerce hosts a booster meeting for the annual Coquille Corn show. Myrtle Point will display an industrial booth with Myrtle Point cheese sandwiches and myrtle wood items. A queen selection is planned with candidates from all county cities and a holiday downtown declared for show day.
A traveler praises finding true antique riches in a little known interior town far from tourist routes. The piece warns against overfamiliar destinations and suggests exploring off the beaten path to locate genuine artifacts and shops.
A fragmented notice portrays a coal dealer promoting cheap summer coal prices while portraying himself as a great man. The readable parts suggest praise for the dealer and a critique of his advertising approach.
October 10 meeting elected a new Sergeant-at-Arms to replace Dwight Benes who moves to the Sophomore class. Lyle Carver was erected. The Sophomore class met October 8 to appoint a committee to clean the auditorium after a party, leaving the room in a bad state.
The first issue of the Torch Light monthly journal for Torc Honor Society members was published by Pasco High School Washington. Lucille Samerlin chosen as official reporter to represent Myrtle Point High. Seventy nine Washington schools have active honors societies plus several in neighboring states.
Students from Myrtle Point High confront disrespect at the Bandon Myrtle Point game. Coach Lever places players and the school urges quiet support and positive cheer for upcoming North Bend game. The note calls for strong, respectful sidelines and to praise the team as good sports.
Donald Carver and star players were absent last week due to illness. Ernest Strong was confined at home, while Clyde and Hamilton Maxson, Luther Barker, and Beryl Roberts also missed time for illness. Mr. Cooley returned from Corvallis teaching and will depart again Sunday to continue teaching there.
An odd vintage object described as born the same year Noah built the ark appears with worn paint, missing lamps, and front and rear tires in need. It bears bright red blue letters M P H 3S and slogans Dont laugh Prince Albert came in a aw and Dew Drop Inn.
In a French and geography class scene students joke about Leater being kicked out and Donald amid repeated expulsions. The mood shifts as Miss Youne scolds and Tronald mutters about science class and a messy mood in the room.
A column contrasts wealth with non material riches, arguing money cannot buy love, faith, comfort, or lasting happiness. It notes essential bonds and support come from heartfelt connections, earned rather than purchased, and laments money's limits in providing true fulfillment. Also includes a brief nature anecdote about a tame squirrel.
The article notes magpies are abundant in western plains and mountains and provide insect control as they eat weevils grasshoppers and other pests. They also scavenge carrion but threaten poultry eggs and weak livestock, with periods when large flocks must be culled to protect ranch interests.
A four year old girl Saralow tries to mail a letter without a stamp at a post office. Her mother explains stamping is needed for delivery. The child stomps the letter on the sidewalk thinking it is stamped, then reassures that daddy will receive it. Indian appella News.
A high school program by the Chile Jubilee Singers drew a large audience despite competing attractions. The group delivered a well received performance noted for engaging singing and broad audience enjoyment. Mrs. Thos. Baker departed Friday for Shelton Washington after a two week visit to the Hamilton home.
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