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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1954
Page
10
The fragment lists rates and payments with numbers like 12.68 and 3.50 and mentions membership fees. It urges readers to see quotations for comparisons. A closing line hints at a marketing pitch that those who know may choose wisely.
Phil Hogan, boss logger and tree farmer at the 160000 acre Snogqualmie Falls Tree Farm, oversees 75,000 seedlings from Nisqually as he coordinates logging, beaver dam checks, and forest upkeep. His crew uses radio equipped vehicles and power saws to harvest trees up to 200 feet tall while guarding wildlife and seasonal forest flora.
The columnist recalls a family story about Stephen Laws McCasland and his son Lans MacCasland. A baby arrives and is renamed as he grows. the piece muses on how a fishing rod or a gun may have influenced the new name. The light-hearted column riffs on family naming quirks and shared name confusion.
The sky cleared to reveal a bright sun overhead, casting strong light through a crisp day. The scene suggests pleasant warmth and calm conditions with no cloud cover evident in the daytime glare.
Mrs. Byron Bell of Bridge Route Myrtle Point Oregon asks why schools do not back local merchants, urging voters to support the recent school bond issue and suggesting schools should help their community by purchasing supplies equipment and uniforms.
Dell Rema received a March 4 birthday surprise hosted by daughter-in-law Mrs. W M Rema. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. F L Rema and Delila, Mr. and Mrs. R Z Rema, Mr. and Mrs. L H Rema, and their families plus Warren Rema and children Sharon and Warren Jr. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cox of Azalea Oregon and other Rema relatives. The gathering featured cake and coffee.
The report lists local families visiting relatives in Ten Mile and Grants Pass over a weekend with purchases of horses. It also includes a formal Notice to Creditors appointing Harold D. Simmons as executor of William Henry Hull's estate and require claims within six months to Bedingfield and Grant in Coos Bay, with publication dates March 4 to April 1, 1964.
Timber sale in Sickiyou National Forest Oregon invites bids from 2:00 p m April 12 1994 for about 75 acres of live and merchantable dead timber including Douglas fir Port Orford cedar western red cedar and western hemlock totaling around 930000 bd ft with minimum bids per species and a cooperative deposit. Sealed bids due by April 12 1964 with $5000.40 per bid and a forest officer tour at Powers Ranger Station March 30 1964 to explain conditions.
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