Franzen Explains Budget Estimates for Myrtle Point School
Paul T. Franzen outlines budget details for the Myrtle Point school project. Maintenance and repairs run lower by 4 850, auxiliary agencies about 4 000 less, insurance needed adding 300, capital outlay 2 300 less, and debt service 2 308 250. Extra funds come from 3 510 92 in the Special Improvement Fund and 228 59 2 remaining from 1948 oil equipment fund, with authorization sought to apply surplus to the new building.
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Myrtle Point
Bald Hill
Tein Oaks
Paul T. Franzen
Reminiscences of Nostalgia From Readers Across States
A collection of memory fragments from Mrs Grace Breidenow of Los Angeles and other readers in Kentucky Illinois New York and Pennsylvania recalling childhood scenes. Vivid anecdotes mention school water districts bake ovens candle making thrashings horse powered mills and kids games reflecting a bygone era.
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Grace Breidenow
Los Angeles
Ramblings on Coyotes and Bounty Prospects in the County
The writer argues for a bounty system to reduce predators, citing 34 coyotes trapped in a 30 day period and asserting bounty payments would create local employment and protect livestock and game. They criticize hired hunter-trappers as costly with limited results and pledge support for a county wide bounty approach. They also reference recent power line trouble shooting, defending workers while urging fewer outages.
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Oregon State Game Commission
Per Gaal
Taxpayer
E. A
Officials compare power setup to faulty tools in need of overhaul
The speaker notes officials strive to keep electricity flowing but admit the current system is a bum tool hindering efficient output. They liken the situation to a carpenter with poor tools and express hope for rapid improvements to avoid waste factory results.
Pioneer Women Buyers Organize For 1945 46 History Support
Pioneer women led by Mrs James Richmond hosted a noon luncheon at Pioneer Methodist church with decorations by Mrs A N Gould and a Valentine motif. About eighty attendees heard J E Norton outline history project funding and sponsors plan. next meeting set for March 11 in the Boy Scout room of the Coquille Community building.
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Albert Matson
Matson
Oregon
Colety
Leonid Bryant
Gallwavy Bay
Hawkins
Pioneer Methodist Church
James Richmond
A N Gould
J E Norton
Hestory Project
Buoy
Coquille
Bridge 4-H Club News Highlights Feb 10 Meeting
Bridge Mixers and Nimble Fingers 4-H clubs met at the Grange hall on February 10. Demonstrations covered toast and soup, with members and a visitor later enjoying games and refreshments. Names of attendees include Paula Lancaster Juanita Willing Aud rey Waterman Sally Shields and others.
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Grange Hall
Paula Lancaster
Juanita Willing
Hazel Dolph
Marlene Robinson
Audrey Waterman
Sally Shields
Mona Muncy
Lois McCloakey
Elma Jean Magill
Martha Lancaster
Lynne Kennedy
Kay Cribbins
Final Organization of Cub Scouts Here Friday
D L Putnam of Coos Bay will assist in final organization of the Cub Scout pack. The meeting occurs Friday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs John Sampton Mathers. Interested parties are asked to contact Mrs Sampy son.
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D L Putnam
Coos Bay
Ffield Scout Executive
John Sampton Mathers
Sampy Son
A Herald Want Ad Is Your Best Salesman
A concise ad copy explains how a well crafted classified notice in a newspaper can boost sales. It emphasizes direct reach to local shoppers, quick response rates, and cost efficiency compared to other advertising forms.
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Herald
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Fred W Jorita
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Sarah M Wesder
Mather
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Safeway
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Sunnybank Margarine
Florida
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Cub
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