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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1955
Page
2
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County extension agent John Thienes warns tansy ragwort as the number one threat to farm land values in Coos County. He urges farmers to prevent seed production on crop land and to mow, rake, burn, or pull and burn plants now, as seed carried from other areas worsens infestations.
Mrs Elsie Forrest left to visit her son and family in Reedsport after two weeks with Mr and Mrs C Forrest and Sandy of Reedsport joined Tom Forrest for dinner Sunday. George Nelson and family visited the state fair and Portland friends over the weekend. O R Griffin and Doyle from Crescent City California called on Tom Forrest Monday. Terr and Charley Vans and Nellie Armstrong visited the beaches of Coogee Monday.
The Myrtle Point Woman's Club will hold its first fall meeting on Wednesday September 14 at the Myrtle Hotel with a luncheon at one o'clock announced by president Mrs J M Myers. Also notes on Pleasant Point W R club flood relief donation and St Ann's Altar Society meeting with refreshments provided.
The Oregon State Bureau of Labor outlines women’s work limits. An eight hour day and forty four hour week apply with exceptions for perishable food processing, emergencies, managerial and professional roles, and certain industries. Send questions to Commissioner Norman O. Nilsen in Salem.
Robert Lee Morris 84 died at home in Powers last week. Funeral Friday at Schroeder chapel with Rev. Edw. McClurg. Interment Norway cemetery. Born Coquille January 25 1871 he was a lifelong Coos county farmer. Survived by wife Maggie of Powers one son Robert Portland four daughters Mrs H Conway Spray Ore Mrs G Smith Hoquiam Wash Mrs W Beylick E Monte Calif and Ma G Miller Portland four grandchildren and sister Mrs C Corrodi Portland.
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