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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1941
Page
6
Town of Powers schedules a blackout for Friday night with volunteers and a warden on duty. Observers note times Friday and weekend, with emphasis on safety and shared use of the blackout area for residents and children.
Ranger Station logs show 41 deer checked during the season with the largest buck at about pounds taken by a named hunter. The report notes one deer weighed in as the county’s oldest recorded and mentions ongoing range checks and enforcement.
Three youths from Gaylord joined the U.S. Navy last week as part of a local enlistment drive. Willert Neal, Jimns Howard, and Jack Grant are noted as new Navy recruits with family ties to Gaylord and nearby communities.
Unclear text notes a drop below 70 degrees for the first time since May with scattered garbled phrases about temperatures, averages, and dates. No clear location or date is identifiable from the readable portion.
The report shows meat price declines following a prior rise. Oregon farm price index stood at 104. per cent of the 1926 30 level on Sept 15, 28 per cent above a year earlier. National farm prices were 9 per cent of 1938 39 average. farm costs at 1387. parity 101 per cent.
School directors and clerks from Cons county plan an all day gathering on Saturday December 6 at Valley View school. The event will be hosted by association officers elected at the November meeting. Geo Huggins Marshfield is president, Adam Donaldson Jr Sumner consolidated is vice president, and Miss Alta Peterson Sunny Wu consolidated is secretary treasurer. A potluck dinner will be held at noon.
Mrs Lester Mansen and family of Gaylord, Jesse Hayes family, and neighbors gather for church and home visits. Numerous residents travel between Langlois, Bandon, and Methodist homes. Deloss Hermenn moves back to Broadbent. residents host dinners and view sawmill work. pinochle group feasts on pheasant. a note on Adlerika from Semperts Drug Store ends the column.
The second meeting of the County Nutrition for Defense committees will be in Coquille on Monday November 3 at 7:30 p.m. to determine the county program of work. Four committees Agriculture Organization Food Finding and the home school lunch will report findings and draft recommendations for a county wide nutrition program. Members include Women’s clubs Health department Farm Security Education teachers the County School Superintendent Welfare division Red Cross Health association and County Extension service.
Notices printed on waterproof cloth advertise items for sale by The Herald office.
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