Myrtle Point Herald subscription notice details
A Thursday publication from Myrtle Point Oregon outlines subscription rates and terms. It lists options for one year, six months, three months, and single copies with payment methods and mailing details.
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Noted Journalists To Attend OS EA Meet
Noted journalists will attend the OS EA meet and speak on The Newspaper and Its Future. Walter D Ale and Arne J Haete are listed as key editors and authorities in the field. They will present at the gathering and then travel to Washington, with Chicago editor F Watson also expected to participate.
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Walter
Kbschusetts Purblistse Torsos
Allen
Metore
Roseburg
Sessant
F ~ Watson
Publiaste
Chicago
Ales
Tees Sian
M “ Gon
Portland
NRA
Oregia
E ¢ Sansors
Eric W Allen
Genere
Assuiute Mittee
Hosetra
Hritas Nerootta
Fiore
Ats
Newberg
Harris Elieweeth Hoscert Hugt
Howe
Esidert
Eater
Neener
Oregon Washington lumber code meetings discuss sustained yield
Regional forester Buck and Oregon and Washington forest supervisors met in Portland and Bond to discuss sustained yield models and enforce fire safety during logging. The code requires snag removal in green Douglas fir timber and improved fire protection and shutdown during dangerous weather.
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Oregon
Washington
Portland
Bond
CT Buck
Pacific Northwest
Buck
Rural Housing Survey Highlights from Oregon State College
The Oregon State College Extension Service economics division released findings from a rural housing survey covering 5700 farm families. The survey details living conditions, housing adequacy, and related economic factors in rural Oregon communities.
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O.S. C
Hon Economics Division
Oregon St College Extension Service
Feder
Forestry policy contrasts in Buck code on timber conservation
The author argues that the Buck code with Schedule C aims to protect immature trees and support restocking after logging but lacks mechanisms to stabilize the industry through sustained yield. They suggest that with justified public assistance, plans can stabilize communities by allowing timber cutting only as fast as regrowth and using advanced forestry methods.
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