A New Year’s Call to Safer Motoring and Mental Health
A 1939 appeal urges motorists and pedestrians to reduce deaths through education law enforcement and better road design. It cites Oregon Mort al Hygiene Society on hospital access and a psychiatric facility to tackle mental illness, arguing state cooperation and cost concerns.
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Amerca
Grim Reaper
Oregon
Oregon Mortal Hygiene Society
Cohol
Evers
Gregen
Qteve
Remember When 4 Years Ago Jan 14 1899 Weather and Accidents
A historic column recalls severe cold and snow on Eckley range stock with stockmen prepared to endure. It notes a serious leg fracture to Festmaster FP Hermann after a fall at the post office and family moves amid ongoing local events including a new telephone line and various regional notices.
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Eckley
Festmaster
Hermann
Leep
M Hermann
Hemann
Curry County
M. Hermann
Out of Doors Notes on Birding and Confidence
A fragmentary column recalls outdoor pursuits and a speaker named Sime Yee. The piece hints at birds, daily life, and a sense of gaining confidence through activity, with blurred connections to a person Nas and a reference to a guileful attitude.
Fragmented poetic rants on wildlife and hunting ethics
A garbled passage railroads thoughts on hunting culture and wildlife policy. It rails at wildlife commissions and advocates stricter controls while lamenting seasonal slaughter and the state game. The text mixes dialogue like a stream of consciousness monologue about pheasants elk deer and antelope.
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Joe Mats
Warner
Hong
Lan
Diamond Lake
Tenaes
Oregon
Oregon Game Commission plans game bird program
The article outlines Oregon new game bird expansion efforts including contracts with landowners to rear birds for release, the use of pens, and season closures. It notes potential population increases for quail pheasants grouse and other species, along with protection measures and hatchery stocking to ensure a steady supply for hunting and conservation.
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Oregon
Game Commission
The
Sportamens Organizations
Oregon State Plannng Board
Grade School News Highlights Bridge Event Score
The Myrt Pho Jat Weve Nees basketball team defeated Bridge ern ne se pave dt wate a Betge Fray ngh by a score 37 to 38. The seventh and eighth graders participate in a mock trout court as part of a civic education event.
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Richard Porter
Johnny Courightan
Billy Setryet
Maison Fooydon
Phil Pbos
Giles Jertess
North Bend
Wayre Maxor
Betty Jest Weel
Ade
June Stirson Crom
Yachat
Eugene Francais
Medford
Jin Howtoma
Earl Bingham
Sutp
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