Largest Buyer of BLM Timber in 1955 Named
The Coquille Plywood Company led 1955 BLM timber purchases in the Coos Bay District with 33 639 M board feet. Elaboration covers buyers, bids, and total 1955 sales and planned 1956 offerings, including dates and regional scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos Bay
Cur- Ty
Coquille Plywood Company
BLM
Cool Head Timber Company
Brookings
Oregon
Oregon-Washington Veneer Company
Sitkum Oregon
End Ben-Lin Inc
Corvalls Oregon
Wih
Evans Products Company
Standley
For Sale Fence Posts at 510 Maple St
Advertising a sale of 200 fence posts from C Carter at 510 Maple Street Myrtle Point. Call 1401 for details or visit the listed address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Maple St
Myrtle Point
Meldy Feed Risks to Chickens Warned by Expert
Noel Bennion of State College Poultry speaks on the danger of Meldy chicken feed. Flood waters raise concern for wet winter conditions as testing shows the feed can sickens or kill birds. He advises testing on a few birds before feeding the whole flock and to dry all containers before adding new feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Bennion
Ae State College
Bennion
Remote News Roundup of Family Visits and Snow Damage
Harold Robbins visited Sunday at his sister's home on Big Creek. Edger Pillette and daughters visited relatives in Chehalis and Vancouver during Christmas. Albie Ritchey and Sutherlin guests of Gene Bulson on Sandy Creek. George Clarno Sr and family joined son George Jr in Roseburg for Christmas Eve. Joe Nichols and daughters visited Neill Moone's home in Myrth Point. Four inches of snow caused power line damage and extended outages up to 128 hours in Remote area. roads hazardous. Bridge elementary and Myrtle Point High students missed school due to highway 42 slides. Cheryl Lynn McKenzie, born January 1, 1956 at 7:14 pm at Josephine General Hospital, is the county’s first baby of the year, weighing 5 pounds 14 ounces. Father Orville McKenzie works for John Cawrie Lumber. First Baby contest prizes awarded. McKenzies have another daughter and live in Grants Pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Bowers
Harold Robbins
Howard Smith
Big Creek
Edger Pillette
Chehalis
Vancouver
Wash
Albie Ritchey
Sutherlin
Gene Bulson
Sandy Creek
George Clarno
George
Ruth Rethemeyer of Gold Hill Dies at Ashland Hospital
Mrs Ruth Rethemeyer born August 14 1894 in Clayton Idaho died Saturday in Ashland. She married Fred H Rethemeyer Feb 9 1914 in Hailey Idaho and survives along with Alan Rethemeyer Myrtle Point two daughters Mrs Paul Wilkerson Seattle and Miss Nancy Rethemeyer Gold Hill three sisters and two grandchildren. Services set for 2 pm Wednesday at First Christian Church with interment in Norway Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Rethemeyer
Gold Hill
Ashland
Conger- Morris
Myrtle Point
Clayton
Idaho
Hailey
Fred H Rethemeyer
Alan Rethemeyer
Paul Wilkerson
Seattle
Wash
Nancy Rethemeyer
Christy Nelson
Pinehurst
May Cline
Redding
Calif
Electa Fisher
Bellview
Norway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Myris Putnt
Oreges
Mereld
BLM Timber
Hepner
Bell & Howell
Semperts’ Drug
Ajc
Ubtle Pour
Coquille
Coos-Curry
Ernie Wyld
Grants Pass
William Taylor
Willows
Calf
Gus Metzgus
Steve DeSoto
P. J. Nemec
Lynn Salmon
Eugene
Taylor Sandvigen
Gary
Ontario
Ore
Sandvigen
Malheur County
Getches
Getchell & Hermann
Powers
Sundsy
Derr Née
Roe
Safeway
Gardenside
Beverly Brand
Crea
Sugar Bell Brand
King’s Gate
Highwa Brand
Aspar Agis— Gardens
Taste Mills
Borden's
Freestone
Baby Foods
Gerber’s
Valley
Libby
Castle Crest
del Monte
Lady Elberta
Freestones
Boysenberries
Ballard Blueberries
B&m
Bumble Bee
California
Sunkist
Naval
Mette
Rome
Arizona
Chatham
GLEEM
Colgate . Econ
Woodbury
Icks
Gillette— Luc
Pacquin’s
Oystes
Rancho
Campbel
Edwards
Town House
Axe
Pork Blade
Morrell
Yorkshire
U.S.D.A
Zoe
Sauerkraut
Dubuque
BAJ Soda
Rm & Hammer
Hershey
Nestues Re
Dainties
C&h
U.S
Angel Cake
Betty Crocker
Cragmont
Pillsbury
Wits
Torpedo
Jnnybank— Margarine
Ucca
Coldbrook
Margarine
Dalewood
Jane Arden Cookies
Royal Latin
Wesson Oil
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