Farm Safety Week Aims to Cut Oregon Hazards
Oregon farm families are urged to eliminate at least one hazard per member this Farm Safety Week to reach a national goal of removing 30 million hazards. In 1947 Oregon saw nine farm worker fatalities and 1,792 accident claims from farms, with tools like knives and pitchforks causing many incidents.
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M. Gruber
James E. Wiles
Farm Safety Division
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Huber
Prospecting for Oil Discussed by Myrtle Point Group
Informal Myrtle Point gathering considered oil prospects around town and Coquille river tributaries. A visitor named Kern claimed evidence of underground oil and urged forming a prospecting company. The report notes local mineral potential and calls for more proactive citizens.
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Myrtle Mill Company
Coquille River
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Kansas
Kerns
Kern
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