Farnese AIS Update and Regional Projections
A brief techno brief notes AIS progress and regional forecast impacts. Analysts discuss project milestones and potential adoption timelines across key sectors.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1944
Page
3
A brief techno brief notes AIS progress and regional forecast impacts. Analysts discuss project milestones and potential adoption timelines across key sectors.
Elwood, Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to all for sympathy and help during the loss of a loved one. The message extends appreciation from Violet Harry and family, Gram Harry Joe Harry, Bery Syphers, Maude Cox, Chice Tonalson, and others for support to the veterans and community.
The administrator of the estate of William Bartley has filed a final account with Coos County Court. A hearing on the account will be held March 1944 at 10 a.m. in the County Court at Coquille Oregon. Publication appeared February 8.
Powers locals Cody Leggett of Mt. Hood National Forest visits home. Mrs. Ralph Gilson goes to Portland for the weekend. Mrs. James Brady and grandson Billy Sturdivan of Coquille return Sunday after weeks with her mother Mary Farber. Mr and Mrs Ray Evanson, longtime China Flats residents, have left their travel house during the rent survey to Glendale and have gone to Port Orford.
Powers High defeated Riverton on Saturday 49 to 13 on the local court. Prank Grove led Powers High with 14 points and the Riverton top scorer totaled a to be announced amount. Powers will play Coos River at Coos River on Feb 18 in a hard fought matchup. Mrs Kermit Hayes has resigned as a teacher of fifth and sixth grades.
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