Timber sale figures show bids reach 1.22 million dollars
The Coos Bay District reports total timber sold totaling 6 060 000 board feet with bids totaling 1 224 688 dollars an 8 percent rise from appraised value. Douglas fir led bids with an average 174 dollars per thousand feet as West Fork in Douglas County drew 364 bids pushing price per thousand to 233 dollars. Reedsport Mill Co led high bids with International Paper runner-up across six other companies bidding.
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North Area
West Fork
Douglas County
Reedsport Mill Co
International Paper Company
Moore Mill and Lumber Co
Burnt Creek
Cocos County
Masama Timber Products
Creewell, Orthid Hub Lumber Co
Roseburg
Rock Creek
Coos County
Myrtle Point Bobcats suffer three straight defeats
Myrtle Point losing streak grows to eight preseason losses after three consecutive defeats. Douglas and Pacific games feature standout scoring by Stembridge, Fisher and Winkelman, with Myrtle Point led by Arment and Winkelman but unable to close gaps. The team prepares for Sunset Conference games against Bandon and Powers this weekend.
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Myrtle Point Bobcats
Cats
Frank Grove
Douglas
Bobcats
Pacific
Myrtle Point
Myrtle
Trojans
Gary Stembridge
Ray Digby
Steve Arment
Dave Winkelman
Pirates
Jerry Wilson
Bobcat
Randy McCune
Winkelman
Robison
Leep
K. Leep
Stidham
Arment
Anderson
Rema
Yarbough
Fran
Heard
Stembridge
Fisher
J. Hull
Whitford
Palmrose
Winston
Digby
Daugherty
Go on a fall camera hunt for bird life thrills
A feature marshals the camera hunter mindset. It praises stalking unseen birds, closeup shots, and skillful observation. It outlines gear like a 35 mm camera, stool, blind, tripod, and nourishment for long, damp days afield. It even mentions Famous Grouse for warmth.
Young drivers killed in auto crashes in 1972
The Travelers Insurance Companies report that drivers under 25 suffer vehicle crashes at high rates. In 1972 nearly 20,000 young motorists were killed in auto accidents, far exceeding their share of licensed drivers.
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Travelers Insurance Companies
Taxpayer Quip Highlights Government Hiring Remark
A quotation from Bill Davin shared in The Three Forks Montana Herald notes that a taxpayer is someone who avoids the civil service exam to work for the government. Lee R. Call in Star Valley Wyoming adds the admonition to ask questions to prevent costly mistakes.
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Bill Davin
The
Three Forks
Montana? Herald
Lee R. Call
Star Valley
Wyo
Oregon Game Commission drums up rainbow trout egg taking
The Oregon Game Commission reports full egg taking at Oak Springs and Roaring River hatcheries for about 22 million rainbow eggs and nearly 9 million eggs planned at other facilities. Fall spawners hatch next spring, giving fry a head start, while coastal cutthroat and steelhead eggs expand stocking plans along Alsea and Ban don hatcheries. Public may view the operations at 16 hatcheries and a free leaflet with locations is available. Daylight saving time begins January 6 affecting waterfowl shooting hours.
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The
Game Commission
Oregon
Commission
Oak Springs
Deschutes
Roaring River
Scio
Alsea
Bandon
Fish Commission
Big Creek
Astoria
Gnat Creek
Willamette Valley
Chris Jensen
Gane Commission
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En Timber
In ‘Bishop and
Jane Morthe
Coos Bay
South Fourth Street
By Thompson
Cleopatra
Cvs
East
Coquille Coquille
Cous Bay
Steve Fisher
Scrambl
Tigers
Powers
Cruisers
S. Leep
Armerit
Stdhan
Wilson
Yarbrough
Elain
Stenbridge
Minkelman
Allison
McCune
Colvin
Schiedelmantel
Lashbeugh
Mayea
Storm
Fiesh and
Forest
Jack
Seaburg
Ris
Advan
Upland, Game
Sauvie Island
North Willamette Valley
Jewell Meadows Wildlife Management
Dean Wheeler
Woods
Frigidaire
T.V
PHONO
Speed
Phonos
Velvet
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
North Bend
Gold Beach
Yrtty ‘Bank
Coquille
Central
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