Myrtle Point Lions sponsor trip for 95 students to Freedom Train
The Myrtle Point Lions Club funds a bus trip for about 95 junior and senior high students to the Freedom Train, with essays on What Freedom Means to Me determining eligibility. Three Greyhound buses will transport the students to Eugene, aided by local clubs and Mill manager Othal Davenport.
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Myrtle Point Lions Club
Indugene
Myrtle Point
Point Club
Eugene Bs
United States
Myer Point
Uneon High School
Greyhound
Eugene
Othal Davenport
Miyrth Point
Herman Tedsen
Norway
Davenport
Tedsen
Tranks Folks
Project Leaders Discuss Wall and Floor Finishes
At a regular meeting of the Advent tone extension club hosted by Mrs Clifford Bonniksen, project leaders Lloyd Davenport and Mrs Reuben Mattson discussed wall finishes and penetrating floor sealants. The gathering included demonstrations, a luncheon, and plans for future events with attendees from local families and 4-H clubs.
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Dirs Lloyd Davenport
Reuben Mattser
Piadvent Tone Extensiar
Clifford Borniksen Weines
Aretha
Frank Nor
Victor Howard
Far Kove
Ralph Gibbs
Lloyd Davenport
Ells Shull
Roy McAllister
Martyn Mattson
Lee Valley
Feb Ik
Running
Ernest Clausen Jr
Los Argeles
Va’ Howard
Lloyd Smith
A Smith
Oregon 1948 Angling Rules Adopted After Hearing
The Oregon State Game Commission finalized 1948 angling regulations on January 6 after resuming a prior hearing. General trout season May 1 to Sept 30 with coastal streams extending to Oct 31, and tidewater dates adjusted. Minimum lengths set, salmon and steelhead over 20 inches allowed year round except in specified streams. several streams closed seasonally and county regulations summarized for the annual synopies.
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Oregon State Game Commission
Columbia River
St Helens
Woilsen Trask
Nehalern
Niane
Nosember
Quegon City
Santam
Chanaea Ha
Coos County
East Fork Coquille
Middle Fork Coquille
South Fork Coquille
Middle Creek
North Fork Coquille
Hocscen Creek
Furst Fork
Coquille Riwner
Fos Creek
Moctie Creek
Remember When 40 Years Ago Weather and Gardens
A nostalgic note recalls unusually warm May like weather 40 years ago spurring residents to garden and expect early vegetables. Mentions probate lists and local work, plus the Midwest heat and a stray line about sweaters and sewing.
Monthly Oregon traffic toll dips but shows caution
The November rate hovered near seven deaths per 100 million miles traveled, signaling a rise over October. Officials note the year to date remains volatile with potential for the lowest annual toll since reliable records began if December fatalities stay contained.
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CU Regent
Noveber
Osing
Newbry
Profiteering Charges Against Farmers Deemed Inaccurate
Oregon farmers are not profiteering or taking unfair advantage amid high prices, says F L Ballard of the U S extension service. He notes farm costs and prices received by farmers align with the general price level despite rising costs and farm commodities.
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Oregon
F. L. Ballard
O. 8. C. Extension Service
Lumber Carrier Goes Through Will Dock
A lumber carrier passed through the will dock area Tuesday aftercare reports indicate high water weakening the structure may have caused the incident. Officials say no injuries were reported and investigations continue.
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Oak
Acadent
Powers Special Curfew Law Passed By City Council
The city council passed a special curfew law to take effect March 18. It requires all youths under 16 to be off streets from 10 PM to 5 AM unless accompanied by parents or guardians. Penalties for violations are outlined in the ordinance.
Farmers See Beef Cattle And Hogs Soaring In November
The report shows beef cattle selling at 314 percent and hogs at 303 percent of the 1935-39 base. Eggs on the farm averaged 296 percent, while butterfat fetched about 81 cents per pound above chicken meat. Ballard notes November profits lagged the 1988-1930 comparison period.
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Aig
Os Asta
Ballard
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Logan White
A. Hemmelgarn, Jr
Oregon Newspaper Publishers’ Asseciation
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Welt
Wesdames
Franks Vie
Howard Lus
Strote
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Ros
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Mar Ati Res McAllister
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Stoll
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Real Estate & Insurance
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Coquille, Oregon
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Tone Arm
Alvin Adams
Myrtle Hotel
Spruce St
Myrtle Point, Ore
Viavi
Nealth C. Nelson
Mee
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