Radical Changes In New Auto Laws
Oregon's new motor vehicle code, awaiting governor signature, imposes speed limits at intersections and in residences, enforces stop for pedestrians, sets school zone limits, and tightens vehicle height and load rules. It bans driving beyond control and requires reports of cars with bullet holes, with local officers maintaining case abstracts.
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James F. Rowe
United Press
Salem
Obe
Meiers
Oregon
Erosain
Bigaweyt Bh
Fana
State
Logging Worker Injured in Brewster Canyon Camp Incident
John Carver, a logging worker, suffered fractures to his right leg and multiple bruises after a log struck him at the Bryant camp on Camas creek. Rescue teams hauled him through swollen streams and steep terrain for about seven hours to reach an ambulance and then the Mast hospital.
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John Carver
Mast Hospital
Brewster Canyon
Mr. Carver
Hes Schroeder
Ms. V Johnson
James Creek
Johnson
Lundy Cheese Factory Hosts Fellowship Evening
Ten gallons of ice cream and trimmings greeted patrons and stockholders at Lundy cheese factory in Schroeder's hall on Friday. After dinner, Mrs Shull of Twin Onka arranged a program by local groups from Lower Catching Creek and Twin Oakadis, with everyone enjoying the time and hoping for a prosperous year.
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Lundy
Schroeder's Hall
Taxpayers' League Meeting Planned For Friday
Taxpayers league to complete organization at the circuit court room Friday March 18 at 7 30 p m. All interested taxpayers invited. James Watson temporary chairman and George W Swinn temporary secretary. Public committee with George W Swinney as temporary secretary to be chosen.
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Circuit Court Room
Taxpayers’ League
Pdge
Jas. Watson
George W. Swinn
Attendees Prepare for Southwestern Motor Meet in Portland
L Bushnell Bob Bennett Rollin Miller Paul McElwain Kenneth Steinger of Southwestern Motor Co expect to attend a national salesman mass meeting in Portland this weekend. A luncheon is planned tomorrow at noon at the Multnomah Hotel followed by an afternoon session.
Brake lawton figures for stopping distances listed
A garbled note provides stopping distances at various speeds with figures such as 93 feet at 15 and 20.8 feet at 20 and 87.0 feet at 25 suggesting a tabulated motor vehicle safety reference.
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Thoriti Theen
Gold Mining May Revive in Cool County
Reports from Myrtle Point indicate substantial color in Johnson Creek placer deposits. A dozen or more men work location of over 30 claims with plans to install a dredge, as miners expect the district to yield fabulous wealth in yellow metal.
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Woerkmen
H Bridge
Broadbent
Seco
J ‘Creek
Powers
Peppered Bros
New York
Newark
Local outing to Silver and Gold Falls near Marshfield
Mr. N. G. Perkins and wife, joined by the Claude Giles family, visited Marshfield on Sunday and toured Coes River to the two falls, Silver and Gold Falls. Perkins notes the region offers giant natural attractions as alternatives to Yellowstone.
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G. W. Perkins
Marshfield
Claude Giles
Coes River
Silver and
Gold Falls
Perkins
Yellowstone National Park
Three Home Talent Plays Friday Night Charity Event
Crowds gather for three one act plays titled Women Folks The Zip and Friday For Week at eight. Mrs S C MecAllister of Arago sings Mins Faye Irvine visits Misa Belva Alice Stemmier Austin Hall open with piano duets Paul E Brewer oversees stage properties George R Dickinson handles tickets Candy sold by four ladies committee Bring extra money for candy Casts displayed in ave don't forget tomorrow evening.
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Hecal Peele
L Wek
Besey
Paul E. Brewer
Ata
George R. Dickinson
Roy Robison
G. R. Dickinson
Marlin Evans
Gaylord Voters Seek Local Precinct In County Court
Mrs. Robert Swenson and Wa. Lear of Gaylord appeared before the county court at Coquille yesterday on behalf of Gaylord district voters. They asked for a voting precinct in their district, noting previous voters had to go to Broadbent or elsewhere to vote. Seventy signers supported the petition presented to the county court.
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Robert Swenson
Lear
Gaylord
Coquille Esterday
Fat Elk Gas and Oil meeting stalls for lack of quorum
At Cogane last night the Fat Elk and Gas Co. failed to form a quorum for its annual meeting. A representative of International Pipe Lines Company discussed gas prospects, noting small wells can be profitable and comparing Fat Elk to Benton County wells. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. W C Conner plan a weekend in Myrtle Point with Lloyd Lewellen family guests.
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Fat Elk and Gas Co
Cogane
Dng
International Pipe Lines Company
Oregon
Washington
California
Benton County
Bowlder
International
Apperveck
Coquille
Ase
Myrtle Point
Fat Elk Gas and OT Company
W C. Conner
Salem
Lloyd Lewellen
Bic Grange Meeting Attracts Large Attendance
The Grange gathering drew a large crowd with eight M Po members and 16 from B, 1 from Coquille, and 18 from The event featured a lecture hour led by Mrs Neemi Robison and closed with refreshments served by the home economies committee.
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Sass
Mii
Mee
M Po
Coquille
Mra
Neemi Robison
Teachers Reelect in district 41 for 1981-82 year
The board of directors of school district No. 41 reelected several teachers for the 1981-82 year. Beatrice Abel and others, including Miss Velma Austin and Miss Ellen Bjorkqvist, will finish work at the University of Oregon next year and were not seeking new positions. Principal Floyd E. Summers will be retained for another year after a two year term set previously.
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Gra
Beatrice Abel
Mins Jainnle Maseher
Velms Austin
Mise Lilli Smith
Ellen Bjorkqvist
Mise Peat Dodele
Misa Fairy Davis
Misale Hermann
Bresius
Helen Russell
Misa Thelma Howe
University of Oregon
Floyd E. Summers
World on edge as trades shift amid national upheaval
Amid widespread disruption, tire shops and telegraph offices surge with customers while barber shops trade in wheat and vacant stores become miniatures. Government in Washington continues to function despite the upheaval impacting daily life.
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Washington
Law Enforcement Officers to Attend Training School
Seventeen lectures will cover law enforcement topics as visiting officers participate in a teaching program. Notable speakers include criminologist May, Seattle. L V Jenkins from Portland. Leet Loesing. Kerene. and Colonel A E Clark. The program aims to train officers for better performance and added professional enjoyment. Roy R. Hewitt, dean, oversees the Police School at Willamette College of Law.
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Vatiano Ee
Ington
Nwill
Neludad
May
Seattle
L. V. Jenkins
Portland
Sitschaah
Kerene
Berkeley
Calif
A. E. Clark
Schoo
Roy R. Hewitt
Willamette College of Law
Police School
City Council Minutes Show Payments To Local Officials
The January meeting had Mayor Harlecker and a nearly empty council. Bills listed include attorney fees, treasurer, recorder, labor wages, and salaries totaling numerous dollars. payments to Geo F Hughes and Bert Pearson among others are recorded for city operations.
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Bert Wave
Wallace Dement
Mabel
Treas
EE. A
Otte
Fire Mento
Joe Mi Pach Civic
Il. H. Crothvansean
Ee G. Weiner
Naling Eis H
Landy & Sons
F. Koing
Laber
Fen Pover Ge
Nghia
Lacy Barker
Bert Pearson
Prey
Escijeorsttt
Etcocen
Geo
F. Hughes
Ah Carlin Bysas
Taber
Sam Mi
Sapabscniniistion
L. Strong
Oregon Farm Department under new consolidation plan
The Oregon legislature advances a bill to create a single state farm department in Salem, uniting the state market agent, livestock board, and sanitary service. Mahoney of Portland is eyed for leadership, with the department aimed at centralizing agricultural regulation and services across all farming sectors.
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Salem
Ore
Seth Coton
Wader
Meier
Paterithé
T. J. Maheney
Portland Insurance
Delzel
Market Pee
Makbney
Heppner
Eneik
Oer
Avurtenente
State Ae Board
State Ibgaltork Sanitary Mintanc Ee
Auteretadvisory
Ime
Eee
Indué
Neal
State Department
Fifteen Years Relations Pearce Adds Office Item
Pearce this week added to his collection of items for his office a new piece from the Rubber Co marking fifteen years of relations with the firm.
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Pearce
Rubber Co
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Donvion
Charles Feldbelser
Cromwell
Lad
Apt
Geo. W. Swinney
Ferner Merchant
Myrtle
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Home Talent
Mandel Company
BIC Grange Meeting
Willamette University
Inte
Louis J. Carruthers
United States
Lawn Tennie Asociation
Br. Carruthers
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Lawn Tennle
Stringtown
Harlecker
Bille
Farm Department
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