Myrtle Point Second Team Falls to North Bend 26 16
North Bend’s second team defeated Myrtle Point at North Bend last Friday night 26 to 16. The game opened fast with Myrtle Point leading briefly, but North Bend rallied with a strong second and fourth quarter to pull away. Key players included North Bend’s Roant and Myrtle Point’s Sears, with North Bend holding a late advantage and extending lead to secure the win.
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North Bend
Sob Thun
Eam
Guerin
Aefenss
Moerth P
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Vernon
Barktow
North Bent
North
Shelton
RF Kastake
Hunt
Devs
Hall
Moaller
Carver
Nes
Nore
Barney Smith
Thompson
Nielde
Maertle Piers Ee
Tooclner
Hoover i
Rie
Point System Rewards Student Effort at Farm Tasks
A teacher describes a point system originated by Mr Sawyer to grade student work. Points vary by task, with simple chores like building a gate earning fewer points and tougher jobs like a hay rack earning more. The highest score yields the best grade to motivate homework.
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Sawyer
New Baby Submarine Does Its Stuff in Wool Pool Market
The Pacific Cooperative Wool Growers pool includes about 875 wool lots with growers receiving most benefits. Six and a quarter million pounds of wool from western and southern Oregon sold through the cooperative shows 90 percent graded into Combing and Clothing lines at an average net price near 13 cents a pound.
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Pacific Cooperative
Pioneer Wool Marketing Asc Clation
Pacific
Oregon
Pacific Cooperative Wool Growers
National Cooperative
United States
Settlement Funds Missed by Wool Growers Co op
Disjointed notices claim settlement checks totaling about 26 000 dollars were issued this week to Wool Growers via a cooperative. Names and places are garbled but reference Southern Oregon mercers and Pac a operators.
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Wolnette Saley
Southern Oregon Mercers
Pac
Stresecing
Market settlement checks equal advances in cooperative notes
The record notes the market has adjusted so vial settlement checks match the original advance amounts. Edgar, manager of the Baciti Cooperative, explains efforts to grow grain, describe drying and storage issues, and address cashing and paper notes.
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Edgar
Lcidwitk
Baciti Cooperative
Derry
Ludek
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