Milk Costs Rise Less Than Meat and Nuts
The report finds milk prices per pound lower than a meat and legume group average, with dairy supplying about 30 percent of a family's food needs while 18 cents of each food dollar go to dairy. Consumers spent 19 percent of after tax income on food in 1963, the lowest worldwide in history.
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Richardson
Passing of Harry D Bones Pioneer Resident of Parker
Harry Daniel Bones 82 died January 33 in Gaylord South Dakota born January 18 1842 in Parker He held a Pioneer Certificate Award and Golden Wedding anniversary in 1957 He served on local school boards for many years A stock rancher and long time Parker resident his funeral was Monday January 27 at Schroeder Mortuary Myrtle Point with Rev Glen Mathewson officiating Entombment at Sunset Memorial Mausoleum Coos Bay Surviving wife Mary A Bones and children in Washington California Oregon and South Dakota eight grandchildren and siblings listed
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Harry Daniel Bones
Gaylord
Parker
South Dakota
Bones
Schroeder
Myrtle Point Chapel
Glen Mayhew
Presbyterian Church
Sunset Memorial Mausoleum
Coos Bay
Mary A. Bones
Corbin W. Bones
Warden
Wash
Carey O. Bones
Powers
Harry D. Bones
Lafayette
Calif
Robert M. Bones
Tonesket
Harriet McMillan
San Pablo
Rachael Rolfe
Evelyn Hayes
Fred Bones
Isabelle Denbow
Victoria Teach
Sioux Falls
Gladys Eager
Oregon City
Beckham Equitable Life Amurence 80 Leads 1968 Agents
Marell P. Drake agency manager of Portland says Beckham Equitable Life Assurance 80 qualified leading agents in 1968. The claim highlights performance and recognition within the agency network.
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Beckham Equitable Life Amurence
Marell P. Drake
Portland
Georgia-Pacific Sees Record Sales and Earnings in 1968
Georgia Pacific reports 1968 sales of 706 million with a 13.3 percent rise to 451 million, 1968 earnings up 14.7 percent. Cash flow per share reached 2.42, stockholders total dividends and stock issued. Crossett division expands into household tissue, plywood plant slated to operate by mid 1906, signaling strategic growth despite shifting markets.
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Tion
Henry Belloni Services Held
Funeral services for Henry P. Belloni 78 were held Jan 22 in Coquille. He died Jan 16 in Petrolia California while hous ekeeper and long time Oregon resident. Survived by widow Belle two daughters and two brothers. Memorial gifts directed to Oregon Heart Fund.
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Henry P. Belloni
Schroeder Bros. Coquille Chap
Belloni
Oregon Heart Fund
W. Morrison St
Portland
Belle
Alfred Tallon
Springfield
Leo McGrath
Coos Bay
George Belloni
Seattle
Calif
Carrel
Woodlead
Harold
Oth
Cane Workshop Schedule Promises Chair Refinishing Savings
A cane workshop set for late February offers guidance on refinishing chairs with per chair savings of 7.60 to 10.00 depending on seat size and material costs about 1.56. Last year 35 women restored 83 chairs. a prep session is planned Tuesday February 4 at 10 am.
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Petrolia
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