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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1932

Page

2

Remittance Instructions for Ray Men and Owners

Remit funds via postoffice money order or personal check made out to the owner. Include full address and ensure currency is sent to the correct recipient. Verify the addressee and exact name before sending to prevent misdelivery.

Canaries Warn Workers of Harmful Gas Levels

Canaries act as early warning systems in mines alerting workers when exhaust gas concentrations rise too high. The birds’ sensitivity to toxic gases helps prevent poisoning and allows time to evacuate or ventilate.

Canaries

Cooperative signing disputed by Dawrymens League in New York

An editorial in a weekly Dawrymens League publication condemns two contracts seen as forcing farmers to join the cooperative. It argues loyalty and ongoing support after signing matter more than the initial agreement and urges actions to raise agricultural standards and fire safety.

Hoe Dawrymens League Cooperative Association of New York Uine Ss League Khnew Laus Herag Ats Agard Brown

Misspelled Fragments Chronicle A Rare Inked Tale

A garbled, incomplete OCR fragment from Thomas Arale Clark’s late dean era laments missed messages and tangled notes. The garbled text references a great moment, a Peter, and questioning tones, with stray phrases hinting at campus memory and lost clarity.

Partial closure of Siskiyou National Forest in Oregon announced

A dated notice states parts of the Siskiyou National Forest in Oregon are closed to travel except under permit. It cites section 42 400 Oregon and warns penalties from 28 to 280 with possible imprisonment. Fire danger and suspension of activities are noted with permit requirements at ranger stations and designated sites.

Siskivens Natinal Forest Oregon Noves Ver Efrein Marte Peat Rover Sat

Poison Oak Dangers Warn Outdoor Workers in Oregon

A historical notice explains poison oak causes skin trouble for outdoor workers in western Oregon. Sap contact can occur year round with a high risk in spring and fall, when leaves bruise easily. Heavy soap washing is advised and awareness to avoid sap is stressed.

Oregon Etromy

Tris Law’s Sudden Moves Amid Unclear Quotes

Fragmentary OCR text references Tris Law and sudden choices, with garbled phrases about wages and a possible public figure. The readable parts mention abrupt actions and public figures, but concrete events or outcomes are not discernible.

Fragmented OCR story leaves few clear details

The readable text is garbled and resembles OCR noise with stray words. No coherent event, names, or locations are extractable to form a meaningful summary or identify a person, place, or organization.

Dairy products shipment to Japan noted for diet comparisons

The article discusses American dairy products shipped to Japan to compare effects on Oriental children’s height and development. It lists shippers including Interstate Associated Creameries, Mt Angel Cooperative Creamery, Swift and Company, Armour and Company, Wilcox Produce, Red Rock Cheese, Riverview Damascus Milk, Froekist Ice Cream, and Western Dairy. Arthur Farmer of the Portland Chamber of Commerce accompanied the mission to promote Oregon products.

Compatisons Japanese Council Portland Riverview Damascus Froekist Ice Cream Company Western Dairy Company Arthur Farmer Portland Chamber of Commerce

West Coast Lumbermen Invite Exhibits for Model House

The West Coast Lumbermen's Association invites exhibitors and individuals to contribute toward the cost of a wood building model for the Century of Progress exposition in 1933. A prize or premium is planned for the best weed balance and display.

West Coast Lumbermen’s Association Ome GomMar

Oregon Legion promotes state foods on tourist menu cards

The American Legion Oregon Products committee plans a pictorial menu card to greet visitors at every entrance to the state. Restaurants will serve Oregon butter milk cheese pears and walnuts among other products during September as legionnaires tour the state seeking cooperation from dining establishments to avoid price increases.

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Odorless City Gas Masks for Autos Predicted

Popular Mechanics reports future cities may eliminate the need for gas masks as vehicles emit fewer fumes. Experiments test automobile filters in sealed rooms with researchers in gas masks assessing how much poisonous matter must be removed to render cars safer.

Popular Mechanics

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