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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1956
Page
4
Fairy Latham cites Western Farm Life on qualities of a good cow man. Calm handling, comfortable cows, shade and clean stalls, controlled milking times, mastitis care, proper nutrition, cow testing, and reliable records drive profitable milk production and efficient feeding.
A reflection by E. E. Anderson notes that good cattle management is challenging yet rewarding and profitable, emphasizing the value of practical husbandry.
Bridge news recounts Rev and Mrs Arnold Dalke moving to Dallas and finishing their new house. Mr and Mrs Dayne Hudson visit Portland and reunite with their son and relatives. and the community rallies to support the new minister Mr Ronald Evans. The Missionary Society met at Grace Jewett’s home with good attendance and planned a cooked food sale at Murphy store. The Birdwells host relatives from Oregon and North Dakota. other local trips include visits to the state fair and Ten Mile, Alaska, Yosemite, and Montana.
Birth notices from Mast Hospital list multiple families in Coquille Myrtle Point Bandon and Coquille. Among the newborns are five girls and two boys with weights ranging from seven to eight pounds and dates August 28 to August 31.
Barry Spannier of San Francisco California returned home Friday after months with his grandparents Mr and Mrs E L Clausen. Dinner guests Friday at Mrs Kathryn Wiley's home included Archie Hollenbeck of San Diego and Connie Hoffman. Monday visitors with Mrs Kathryn Wiley were Leslie Strong of Cottage Grove. Gail Thompson spent the weekend with her grandmother Mrs A J Hoover and uncle Jim Hoover on the Rogue at Agness.
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