Outdoor life and youth culture in early American journalism
An opinion piece extols outdoor recreation for youths over urban hangouts, praising Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls for reducing delinquency. It warns about new 20 gauge shells in older guns, urging expert guidance. It also mocks wildlife counting efforts, recounting a land otter incident and questioning enforcement.
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Ameri
Boy Scouts
Conesult
Port of
Spein
Folke
Price Policy On Foods Concerns Oregon Farmers
Oregon and Pacific Northwest states face concerns over farm food policy and programs as food products make up about 89 percent of regional farm marketing in 1946 while non foods total 11 percent. Agriculture remains the area’s primary industry with fruits and nuts 20 percent and meat animals 16 percent of receipts. Breithaupt notes consumer spending on food rises postwar, while farm prices sit near parity when wages are considered.
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Oregon
Pacific Northwest States
L. R. Breithaupt
O S. C. Extension
Pacific Northwest
Breithaupt
Local Folks Attend Grange Meeting and Social
Dore residents led by Mr and Mrs Abernethy and Mr and Mrs Wilseen joined the Womens Club in Coquille Monday. Attendees from here included Bernnard Sapp family and Elmer Strode household. They elected officers and shared Portland visits by Mrs Erwin Alford and Fulton.
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Abernethy
Dore
Calvin
Ayia Pottona
Wilseen
Business Women's Club
Coquille
Erwin Alford
Fulton
Portland
Grange
McKinley
Bernnard Sapp
Steve
Douglas
Elmer Strode
Ellen
Florence and Mildred
W. A. Nickason
Elmer Wilson
Earl
Farm Costs Hit Record Highs Across Operations
Farm operation and marketing costs reach new peaks while net income per farm person lags behind non farm per capita. The text notes persistent gaps between farm income and broader non farm earnings.
Nation’s Ag Leaders Seek Uniform State Rules
National Association of Commissioners Secretaries Directors of Agriculture met in Biloxi Mississippi to push uniform regulatory practices across 48 states and reduce duplication with federal agencies. They advocated price parity and soil conservation, urging the U S Department of Agriculture to analyze food costs accurately.
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State Agricultural Department
Bilox
Wisippi
National Association of Commissioners, Secretaries and Directors of Agriculture
Association
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Uniformity urged in dairy and livestock regulation focus
In dairy and livestock regulation, attention centered on bovine Brucellosis. A resolution advocated alignment with federal practices, asking the federal bureau of animal industry to review and standardize controls across states.
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Federal Bureau of Animal In
Examinations Set For Naval Military Schools
The U S Civil Service Commission will hold examinations for naval and military schools on January 10. Candidates must be unmarried and bona fide residents of the Fourth Ward.
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U. S
U. S. Civil Service Commission
National plan for brucellosis control discussed
A government task group reviews all known facts about Brucellosis, also called Bang's disease, and develops a nationwide strategy for control. The aim is to assemble comprehensive data and craft coordinated policies to reduce transmission, improve surveillance, and implement vaccination and reporting programs.
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Dustry
Miss Gertrude Wattsling Attends Thanksgiving Visit
Miss Gertrude Wattsling of Ford visits Harold and Mrs Wattsling for Thanksgiving.
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Gertrude Wattsling
Offord
Harold
Watsling
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