Poison Oak Season Warns Oregon Hikers to Take Care
The article warns hikers in Oregon to beware poison oak from April to October with March risk, noting the plant grows as shrub or vine and can cause skin irritation hours to days after contact. It describes oak leaflets, greenish white flowers, berry like fruits, and the need for medical advice in severe cases, plus the presence of remedies and even poison oak wood fire risks.
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Oregon
Atlantic
OSU Herbarium
James Little Enrolls in Life Bible College Program
James L. Little, a former Myrtle Point High student, joins LIFE Bible College in Los Angeles as a freshman in the ministerial course. Dean Clarence E. Hall notes he is among about 600 students in day and night ministry classes at the center founded by Aimee Semple McPherson, with previous church ties to Coquille Foithsquare.
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James L. Little
Myrtle Point
Life Bible College
Los Angeles
Clarence E. Hall
Dean Hall
Little
Coquille
Forest Research Center Studies Two-Aged Mixed Forest
The Oregon Forest Research Center in Corvallis reports a second year test at Black Rock Forest Management Research Area planting West Coast hemlock under Douglas fir to produce pulp wood. The study explores converting Douglas fir forests to two aged mixed stands to boost yield and aid insect and disease control.
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Oregon
Oregon Forest Research Center
Corvallis
Black Rock Forest Management
Alan B Berg
Berg
Oregon Population Trends Warn of Possible Decline
The Oregon State Board of Census reports continued growth since 1940 but warns of a potential decline without improvements in natural increase or migration. It notes migration as a crucial factor and cites Coos County totaling 54,955 as of April 1, 1960, up 12,190 in the last decade.
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Oregon State Board of Census
Oregon
Coos County
Brother and twin brother survive at Broadbent obit
Ronald Lea died from pneumonia at his parents home in Broadbent on March 17. Born January 22, 1961 at McAuley Hospital, he is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Lea and his twin Alvin. Graveside services were conducted by Reverend Herbert Baker at Dora Cemetery on Tuesday at 2 p.m.
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McAuley Hospial
Richard
Thomas Lea
Broadbent
Alvin
Ronald
Herbert Baker
Dora Cemetery
Tusday
State Veterinarian Calls Pet Owners to Vaccinate Against Rabies
State Veterinarian Dr L E Bodenweiser warns of rabies in wildlife in Oregon and urges all pet owners to vaccinate after a fox rabies case in Creswell Lane County. Quarantine on unvaccinated dogs and cats in Lane County remains in effect as neighboring states require rabies certificates for entry.
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L. E. Bodenweiser
State Department of Agriculture
Bodenweiser
Oregon
Creswell
Lane County
Canada
Washington
California
Idaho
Millicoma Pond Salmon Rearing Show Strong Progress
Results from the second year of silver salmon pond rearing at Millicoma Pond in Coos County show improved fingerling survival growth and yearling condition according to Oregon Fish Commission director Robert W. Schoning The project aims to boost Coos River system runs by pond rearing to supply eggs and stock both Millicoma and South Coos River with yearling silvers and allow natural spawning above the rack site to supplement releases.
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Millicoma Pond
Coos County
Robert W. Schoning
Oregon Fish Commission
Milicoma Point
Millicoma
Coos River
Coos Bay
South
Commission
South Coas
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