Seals Couple Returns to Run Oregon Dairy Farm
Bearl and Joanne Seals, Oregon State University graduates in animal science, returned to Myrtle Point to operate the family dairy in a partnership with Bearl’s parents. They previously studied and trained for farming and plan a long term rural career in the Willamette Valley area.
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Myrtle Point
Bearl
Joanne Seals
Oregon State University
Sum Valley
Bearl Seals
Josane
California
John Rais
Lee Valley
Modern Myrtle Point Dairy Keeps 120 Cow Herd Busy
The Bears family operates a highly automated dairy in Myrtle Point with 120 cows year round. They map production data with a computer from Washington State University, ship milk to Safeway, and raise purebred Jerseys for sales.
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New Jetane
Tom
Dave
Ares
Bear
Bearl
Duane
Bears, Sr
Safeway
Jersey
Bears
Weobington State University
Pullman
Joanne
Beart
Joaanas
Sum Valley
Oregon
Goats Released Into Columbia Gorge By Oregon and Washington
Washington and Oregon wildlife agencies plus the Oregon National Guard relocated six mountain goats to the Columbia River Gorge near Cascade Locks. The transfer occurred in under 24 hours with helicopters and trucks, aiming to establish a self sustaining population where goats previously did not cross the river barriers. Some confusion with domestic goats in the area has been noted.
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Oregon
State of Washington
Washington de Peement
Oregon National Guard
Columbia River Gorge
Cascade Locks
Washington
Iapperently
Multnomah Falls
Columbia Gorge
Port Angeles
Olympic Penisula
Troutdale
Idaho
Columbia
Snake Rivers
Mamteim
Timber auctions in Coos County sell five parcels
The Bureau of Land Management sold five timber parcels containing 11 853 000 board feet at a public auction led by Area Manager Robert L Foisy. Parcels sold for 1 707 670 20 with averages around 175 50 per thousand. Next sale set for July 25 at Coos Bay District Office.
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BLM
Fune Oral
Robert L. Foisy
Burot Mountain
Douglas Fr S Awimber
Montly
Coos Bay
South Fourth Street
Bear Track
Roseburg Lumber Co
Hay crop shows drop across nation in 1975 carryover
Department of Agriculture reports hay carryover down 27 percent from a year earlier, the smallest since 1965. Predictions anticipate tight supplies through 1976 as wet cool spring delays yields. In the West, including Oregon, first cuttings lagged behind average expectations.
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Department of Agricultur
Department
U. S
Oregon
Pacific Power warns of irrigation pipe electrocution risk
Pacific Power and Light Company urges extreme caution for field workers near power lines during irrigation work. Decals warn about the danger of lifting up-ended pipe into live lines. Two fatal electrocutions occurred this spring in the northwest district.
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Pacific Power Company
Myrtle Point
Pacific Power and Light Company
Evry Sason
Social Security COLA Boost Sets July Checks Rise
A cost-of-living increase will boost July Social Security payments for most beneficiaries. Mrs. Pat Critchett of Southwestern Oregon notes the automatic rise follows the 1978 law and uses the 1974-75 quarter comparison.
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Pat Critchett
Southwestern
Oregon
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Ily
Earl Seals
Mikler
Duane Earless
Buschasled
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Bonnie Marlees
Zurbreds
Myrtle Point Herald
Myrtle
Post
Ore
TMREE
Gorge
Treasery Vecertie
Eevee
Sonk Ida Aioe
Sequithnes
Wegall Tane Eoane
Kesler Farr
Alouvanie
Saebanene
Suibcrizea
Qutarantin
Baroiia
Apes
Arcioee
Ps J.’ Avene
Jens Ter
Ervey
Bersi
Sxeels
Westbrook
Moore Mill
PPL
Bea
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