Western Oregon Livestock Meet Set in Salem for Dec 12 13
The Western Oregon Livestock association plans its annual meeting in Salem December 12 13 to discuss a market free from price controls. Speakers include ex governor A C Sprague and leaders from agriculture a cation and livestock industry groups. Conference features six committees to draft reports and a business session including officer elections. Headquarters are at the Salem Chamber of Commerce with 10 western Oregon counties participating and a record 500 producers enrolled.
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Oregon
Western Oregon Livestock Association
Salem
R.C Burkhart
Lebanon
A. C. Sprague
M. &. Knickerbocker
Division of
Animal Industries
State Department of Agriculture
Nelson Rogers
Walter Holt
Leo Spitabart
Ervie Williams
Portland Union Stockyards
EB. L. Potter
Department of Agriculture
H. A. Lindgren
O.S.C. Extension Animal Husbandman and Association
Chamber of Commerce
North Liberty Street
Lindgren
Latoop
Columbia
Poko Maron Linn
Bentor Lane
Meuglas
Curry
Yamhill County
Company Denies Damages Claim From Log Truck Crash
Smith West Products Company denies liability for damages claimed by Charles W Johnson a log truck driver alleging injury at a log dump five miles south of Coquille The suit filed January cites Johnson previously released by Lloyds of London through Albee and Carver insurance after payment of 40 dollars The defense argues Johnson was negligent in handling binder chains during the incident.
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Charles W Johnson
Smith West Producta Company
Johnson
Coquille
Smith Wood Products Company
Albee and Carver
Lloyd's of London
Albee and Carver Insurance Company
Cranberry Production Surges in Coos County
A survey by County Agent Jack Hansell shows a seven fold rise in cranberry activity with 181.8 acres planned or in use in Coos County. Current production covers 174 acres, 166 of which are in Coos, with the McFarlin berry leading on 112 acres and several other varieties listed with small acreage.
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Coos County
Ielama
Jack Hansell
Hansell
Stankovich
Howes
Searles
Centenial
Bennett
Acreage plan for berry crops outlined in county report
The report lists 96 acres already planted with seven and a half acres of Stankovich berries and oboe and a half for Howes and an acre of Searles. Hansell identifies 166 acres to be planted next year with Mc Ferlin berries on 158 acres, Stankovich on seven and Searles on one acre.
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Hansell
McFerlin
Stankevich
Extra Precaution Needed For Winter Driving Says Farrell
Secretary of State Robert 8 Farrell Jr urged Oregon motorists to prepare for December driving hazards. He cited aging cars and common mechanical flaws, especially lights and brakes, and warned that unequal brakes or bare tires on frosty roads cause skid wrecks. He urged greater following distance and clear windscreens.
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Robert 8. Farrell, Jr
Oregon
Farrell
Surplus Commodities Await Distribution to Schools
The Office of the County School Superintendent Martha Mulkey Purdy reports surplus commodities for school lunches are delayed. A limited supply of canned goods is on hand while dried onions will arrive soon and potatoes are expected to be distributed shortly.
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Offene
Martha Mulkey Purdy
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A brief consumer alert advises buying and using Cistoumes Soak to shield your meme from trademark restrictions. The notice emphasizes proper product selection and cautions against counterfeit items affecting online content creators.
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