Winnemucca to the Sea Route Competes for Oregon Highway 42
The Coquille Chamber of Commerce warns Oregon must act fast to keep the Winnemucca to the Sea route from bypassing Grants Pass and Crescent City. Officials push for Highway 42 improvements to connect Grants Pass to Coos Bay, threatening loss of business if the inland route prevails.
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Gdekising Howe
Oregon
Indara
Winnemucca
Coquille Sentinel
Winnemucca-to-thesan
Cope County
Grants Pass
Coos Bay
Portland
San Francisco
Crescent City
California
Peonvle
State Highway Commission
Coquille Chamber of Commerce
the Sentinel
State of Oregon
Winnemucca-to-the-sea
Grats Pass
Winnemucca-to
Redwood Empire
Groufd
Oremountain
Oregon-California
Gasquet
del Norte County
Parelle
Redwood Highway
Coquille Chamber
Clarence Osika
Coquille Chamber of Comreach
Chamber of Commerce
Coquille
Chambers of Commerce
Nev
Calif
Osika
Pacific
Chamber
Jerry MacMurray
Ed Throckmorton
George Burr
Presiden Osika
Elks Begin to Rebuild After Fire at Coquille Club
A local Elks lodge meeting at the Acme Wood Products office expressed unwavering resolve after the fire that destroyed the Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club. Leaders and donors plan a temporary clubhouse and recreation space, with construction already underway and hope for a modern facility in short order.
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Coquille Valley Elks Lodge
Austin Dodge
Acme Wood Products
Elks
Nevine
Elks Coauille Wallis Golf & Country Club
Mator
Comille V Lew Golf & Country Club
Oregon
Brothers
Kennedy Strategy Analysis in Democratic Ballot Scene
The excerpt discusses Kennedy’s vulnerability on early ballots and the potential coalition lines shaping the race. It notes factions like Tobey, Symington, and others as possible brokers while Kennedy supporters seek to maintain momentum. It hints at regional dynamics including California and possible late shifts.
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Convention
Vnc
Ine
Kennedy Farves
California
Grace and Harold tackle a flat tire tale
A humorous slice shows Grace M a da grappling with a flat tire after a wheel slips into a waterlogged hole. Harold, busy, forgets the problem as Grace walks to the store and the yarn turns into a jibe about women drivers and the need for a man’s help.
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Grace
Harold
Jone
Nate Serena
Presidents Dying in Office Every Twenty Years Since 1840
A fragmented commentary notes a historical pattern of U S presidents dying in office at roughly twenty year intervals since 1840. It cites Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley, Harding, F D Roosevelt, and others as examples while discussing political rhetoric and the upcoming election context.
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York
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Kennedy
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Robert Breidenstein
Optometrist
Spruce Street
Myrtle Point
Barklow Family
OAKS
Cool County Fairgrounds
Thos, Roger and
Mrs
Nancy Miller
George Linn Insurance
Dorothy
Brodie
Edwards’ Electric
Ore
Anderson
Tras
General Features Corp
Juanita Griffin
Miss Coos
Coos County
Juanita
Bud Griffin
Marshfield High School
Dana Long
Seaside
Helen Brent
J S. Clark
America
Bay Stone
Clark
Air Force
Cleveland
New York
Air Special Delivery
Chuckele
Ent
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Jefferson
Monroe
Trad Wallar
James AV Gatfelet
Wali
Ron
Warten
Foonhan DO Rasaye
Chevron
J. R. Howe
Reeeburg Reed
Roth Body Shop
Myrtle Peent
Werner
Cos Phone CO
Michael U. Carney
North Adams
Roxy Theatre
Vncarars
The
Christan Science Monitor
Norway St
Boston 15
Mass
Sanitone
Neelam Ly. Wtsws
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