Oregon Governor Patterson Sought for Second Term
Governor Paul Patterson a prominent Oregon figure with a long career in law and politics described as trusted by the people. His background includes serving in the state senate presidency, Hillsboro leadership, and extensive civic involvement including scouting, business groups, and military veteran affairs.
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Inclement Weather Hinders Day of Myrtle Point Parade
Local notes praise the Myrtle Point Chamber for its support of Scouts and parade participants. The event featured a band leading a kiddie parade with decorated wagons, pets, dolls, and a three year old duck mascot drawing attention.
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Modern Homes Turn Laundry Into Quick Task
The piece contrasts 1890s wash days with today as architects add light utility rooms and full fittings. Automatic washers and water softeners speed chores, while driers and steam irons replace old scrub boards. Milady now bakes while chores finish in minutes.
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Voters Reject Bond Plan For School Expansion
Voters oppose a proposed school bond citing cost and long term impact. District officials warn abandoning the current building would hurt the community while a new facility would cost over half a million dollars, with questions about consolidating districts and gym usage.
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We Live Better in America Through Forest Industry Competition
The article argues competition among businesses and individuals drives better lumber products and lower prices. It notes the forest industry underpins over half of the Pacific Northwest economy and sustains steady payrolls, community stability, and tax support for schools.
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