Poison from range plants blamed for horse deaths at Warm Springs
About 30 horses died on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation during May 11 12 after being corralled for roundup. Dr R A Bennett Jr of Oregon Department of Agriculture found evidence pointing to poisoning rather than disease. Most affected were mares that grazed first forage after release. 2,500 horses roam the range and untraveled animals stayed healthy.
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Warm Springs
R. A. Bennett , Jr
Veterinary Division
Oregon Department of Agriculture
Tygh Valley
Bennett
Corral
Mt Hood Loop Highway Opens After Winter Closure
The Mt Hood Loop Highway will reopen at noon on Friday May 24 after a closure since November 16 from Warn Springs to Bennett. Contractors will still work in the area and gravel sections may delay travel with flagmen directing traffic. The early opening follows light Cascade snow, just in time for fishing season and Memorial Day travel.
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Mt. Hood Loop
Forrest Cooper
Warn Springs
Bennett
Bureau of Public Roads
Cascades
High Lakes
Spring chinook on the move in Rogue and Umpqua rivers
Spring chinook are advancing through fish ladders on the Rogue and Umpqua with strong early counts. Upper Umpqua totals exceed 2000 by May 18, while fishing pressure on the Umpqua remains light due to low flows and warm water. Additionally the winter steelhead run is higher than last year, and summer steelhead arrivals at Winchester look solid, as anglers report improving catches amid improving river conditions. MR and MRS JACK COLE and family plan a June 36 trip to Roseau Minnesota to visit Frank Cole in hospital.
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Rogue
Umpqua
Winchester
The
Game Commission
Rock Creek
Stewahead
Rogue Spring
Jack Cole
Sharon
Kevin Amd
Marie
Carl Howell
Roseau
Binpesota
Cole
Frank Cole
Local Family Notices Highlight Visits and Graduations
Local page notes Mrs. Odie Bucklebек and Mrs. Dee Clay visiting in California, with dinner guests the Elden Brodie family. Thomas Lee Ralph graduates from Oregon State May 2 and sails June 4 to Fort Sill for Army service as a 2nd Lieutenant. Other northern visitors span Seattle to Springfield as kin join through late May. Vaccination rules for beef calves now require 3 to 10 months age for calves to avoid affecting brucellosis testing.
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Odie Bucklebeck
San Francisco
Dee Clay
Sacramento
Calif
Bill Knife
Knife
Elden Brodie
Robeburg
Dave Pinkerton
Pete Nemec
Andrea
Thomas Lee Ralph
Clarence Ralph
Fort Sill
Okla
Us. Army
Thomas
Oregon State
Army
Ralph
Rita
Corvallis
Frank Ollson
Seattle
Wash
Gir
Frank Meldrum
Susan G
John John
University of Gregon
Budget Hearing for City of Powers
Public hearing on the general fund budget for the upcoming fiscal year beginning July 1. Schedules accompany the notice detailing budget items and proceedings. City officials invite residents to attend and provide input on expenditures and financial planning.
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Lavie
Ute
Epocatoveas
Rene
Oroft Toom
Eescesine
Eescesine Vaan Setenne Pagcanine Veas
Omer Cuereny
Cisil Defense
Persina
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John Arnold
Springfeld
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Otlon
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Department of Agriculture
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PETTY
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Coos ‘County
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