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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1955

Page

3

Hells Canyon Dam Debate Divides Private vs Federal Power

George Peck discusses Hells Canyon development amid political ballyhoo and shifts toward private Idaho Power Company dams. Senator Long supports state rights opposing outside interference while federal choice favored private industry.

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Oregon issues first cattle brand in state history

A teletype dispatch notes Oregon plans to publish the first cattle brand records in the state history. The report references Southern Oregon days and the Gold Road era, linking early branding to state regulatory efforts.

Dements Mave Oregon

Livestock Brand Book Traces Oregon Roots to Sam Dement

The state lists 11 725 brands in its 248 page book with 8 068 cattle brands. Sam Dement moved to Myrtle Point during the 1849 gold rush and branded five elk cows with the letter D. The Dement brand remains in use in Coos county. Southern Oregon gold fueled port towns and a proposed capital at Scottsburg, now overshadowed by the enduring livestock industry founded by Dement.

Lished State Department of Agriculture Oregon Sam Dement Myrtle Point Dement Coos County Port Orford Umpqua Tite Scottsburg

Henry Schroeder and His Plums

A humorous note praising Henry Schroeder for bringing two baskets of boisenberries and juicy plums. The writer marvels at the giant berries, two inches long, and delicious plums, warning readers not to overindulge. Questions about Texas boltenberries and the juice of a Texas plum are posed.

Henry Schroeder Henry Texas

Daytons Return from a 7340 Mile Cross Country Trip

Mr and Mrs H R Dayton concluded a 7500 mile motor journey visiting 19 states. They toured Myrtle Point Yellow stone park the Black Hills Rapid City Champaign Maroon Dayton Ohio Louisville Ky Pana NL and Dayton family reunions. The couple reported the tires remained undented and praised the trip though a newsman notes Dayton spoke freely.

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Coos County Herald Grapples With War Echoes And Rotary Outlook

In a reader filled column the piece recalls support for Ike Eisenhower during a political trip to farmers. It also covers community notes including extra copies sold of The Myrtle Point Herald, Drum and Bugle Corps praise, Jersey queen Joanne Davenport, and a defense of German youth exchange through Rotary as a path to world peace.

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