Legislative roundup of bills and statutes in Oregon analysis
The excerpt outlines multiple measures including HB 306 on mill tax levy for state lend boards, HB 111 on dog limits and weights, NB 196 adjusting fish commission salaries, and local train signaling rules. It notes Feb 96 transfers oversight, SB 134 on health premium deductions, rent control debate, Oregon arrest statistics, and Attorney General opinions on school payrolls and survey records.
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Tame
Wimintain
Fish Commission
George Normer
Oregon
Coach Rat A Eas Strat Page
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Membership Grows as April Meeting Draws Speakers
A church group reports growing membership and announces an April meeting featuring special speakers. The event aims to attract new attendees and share updates on community activities.
February 1 Weather Report From Powers Area
Rainfall totals show 11 days with precipitation, 26 and 1 inch noted in records. The greatest 24 hour rainfall was 1.06 inches on the lith. Temperatures ranged with eight nights between 40 and 60 degrees, seventeen days between 40 and 80, and three between 30 and 30 degrees.
Secretary Maper Sets Delay on Care Date
The report notes Fottatee secretary F. Maper expects a care date to be postponed. Gatton is mentioned as a location factor in the delay.
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F. Maper
Fottatee
Gatton
Dement Family Plans Vacation Trip Overseas
Dements Mey and Mrs. Ellis Dement join Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dement on a vacation departure. They leave for Arigona by Getardey with plans to return soon, amid a family travel note in the column.
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Dements
Ellis Dement
Harry Dement
Getardey
Arigona
Four Coos County Districts Vote On Consolidation Dates
The District Boundary Board schedules March 20 votes affecting four Coos County districts on consolidation and an April 1 vote involving one rural district and an abandoned district. Templeton and Lakeside regions, plus Sunny Hill and Lakeview areas, face regional consolidation questions. Broadbent District may annex the old RH district after three years without pupils.
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Coos County
Templeton
Ite
Lakeside Coleveds
Seemy Mill
Lakeside
Base Hill
District Boundary Board
Broadbent
J. O. Sempert To Brother's Funeral
Mr and Mrs E. O Sempert traveled to Portland after the sudden death of Dr Alfred F Sempert at his Portland home from a heart attack. Dr Sempert long practiced dentistry there and had retired to laboratory work. Funeral services were held Wednesday in Portland. he is survived by wife Helen and two sons Dean and Donald, and a brother FE. O Sempert of this city.
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E. O Sempert
Portland
Sempert
Alfred F Sempert
Helen A Sempert
Dean
Donald
FE. O Sempert
Sportsmen Will Meet In Coquille Tuesday Night
Southwestern Oregon Sportsmen's association schedules a special meeting Tuesday night at the Coquille Community building. Local unit representative Tom Forrest says the commission pledged support on many Oregon wildlife issues.
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Coquille
Southwestern Oregon Sportsmen’s Association
Orberrigg
Portland
Tom Forrest
Commission
Spertemen ix Eatireente
Coos Bay Studio Men To Be Here Saturday
Frank Niles of Salon Portraits Coos Bay has arranged for a photographer to be at the Legion hall Saturday. He is joined by Ernie Niles and Mel Forbes, with experience in southwestern Oregon photography. The group plans a regular Myrtle Point schedule after opening in Coos Bay.
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Frank Niles
Salon Portraits
Coos Bay
The
Legion Hall
Niles
Ernie Niles
Mel Forbes
Oregon
Logan Utah
Myrtle Point
City Hires New Police Officer Hogue joins Myrtle Point force
Yarry Hogue a former Portland police officer with five years on the Portland force arrived in Myrtle Point to begin duty. The city council chose him after considering applicants following Bannick's resignation, citing his experience and strong Portland police department recommendations. He plans to move his family once housing is arranged.
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Yarry Hogue
Portland
Myrtle Point
Hogue
Portland Force
Bannick
Sylvia Irelan to Run Coquille Oil Burner Firm
Mrs. Sylvia Irelan wife of the late Harry Irelan announces plans to continue operating the Solaray Oil Burner firm in Coquille Assistance will come from Mr Winn who has long been associated with the firm The announcement was made this week in Coquille
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Sylvia Irelan
Harry Irelan
Solaray
Coquille
Irelan
Winn
Rural Girls Adopt New Motto For Dress Revue
Rural girls adopt motto Make and Model Your Own for the 1947 National 4-H Dress Revue. Blue award winners receive silver medals. state winners gain trips to Chicago and $25 savings bonds. Entrants 14 to 21 with three years in 4-H may advance to State and National levels.
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Simplicity Pattern Co
Chicago
Oregon
Constance Jo Connell
Hillsboro
Pearce Returns From Southern Trip
L. H. Pearce returned Tuesday from several weeks traveling through California Arizona New Mexico and other southern states. He was accompanied by his son George Pearce of Moonc jew Canada who has been visiting here for several months.
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L. H. Pearce
California
Arizona
New Mexico
George Pearce
Mooncjew
Canada
Dairy Co op Pays Bonus For Butterfat 1946
The Coquille Valley Dairy Cooperative paid a six cent per pound bonus on butterfat to 1946 customers this week. It issued certificates worth 3.7 cents per pound to be redeemed within five years. Checks for 0.5 cents per pound on 1941 butterfat were mailed, per W R Davenport Myrtle Point dairyman.
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Coquille Valley Dairy Cooperative
W. BR. Davenport
Mrytle Point Dairyman
Gold Beach Man Found Dead in Canyon Area
The body of elderly Gold Beach resident A. Hinared, a retired man, was found March 6 in a headbin by a Schroeder mortuary employee. He had lived in a canyon home along a side road about seven miles north of town.
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A. Hinared
C. Vitween
Schroeder Mortuary
Mpesa Tsantar
County Rejects Bids on Beaver Hill Tract Tr
A board in Mae County rejects bids on the Beaver Hill tract. Figures show bids by A C Key and J F Kay totaled 906 800.00 with Cornell and Meese as parties involved.
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Beaver
Hill Tract
I Mae County
A. C. Key
J. F. Kay
Jetatty
Cornell
Meese
Olympia Men Buy B and F Transfer
Olympia men Carl Anderson and Floyd LaFariette bought the B and F Transfer, with the City Transfer remaining its headquarters at 303 Spruce Street. The new owners will run the firm as B and F Transfer and keep operations tied to Consolidated Freights, Bel loni. Stanley Furman’s plans were not announced. The sale took effect March 16 and the sellers’ families plan to move to Myrtle Point after school ends.
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B & F Transfer
Carl Anderson
Floyd LaFariette
Olympia, Wash
City Transfer
Consolidated Freighways
Belloni
Stanley Furman
B & F Hse
Spruce Street
Myrtle Point
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Joe Ee
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