County Schools Benefit From Oregon Income Tax Revenue
Oregon public schools will receive about $346 802 for the 1946 46 school year from state income taxes. The distribution to Coos County totals roughly $346 808 across several funds, with allocations based on teacher units and days attended. The article notes nearly half of public school costs are funded by personal and corporate income taxes.
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Cool County
Oregon
Coosa County
Coos County
Portland Visit Details with Son and Family Noted
A fragment notes a visit in Portland where a person spent time with his son and family. The readable portion implies a family gathering during a stay in the city, without additional dates or places.
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Portland
Court News Overview of Marriages and Probate
May 14 to 19 marriages include John MacDougall Pepe with Eleanor Phil lipp a in New Jersey and others in Oregon Illinois and Montana. Probate reports list estates of W M McConnell and Ben E Bush with heirs and amounts. Circuit Court docket covers divorces and quiet title actions with multiple couples and property parcels in North Bend and nearby towns.
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John MacDougall Pepe
Waukoean
Eleanor K. Phillipa
Chicago
F. R. Bull
Harry Sterling Welch
Sixea
Ore
Mary Norman Tucker
Bandon
Robert O. Engler
Tonkawa
Okia
Frances Aney
Miles City
Montana
Charles G. Brown
North Bend
Thedas Cotton
F.ibert H. Cotton
Reno
Nevada
Coxe
Jeasie I. Evans
Victor R. Evans
Reedsport
Cora Lucille Moore
James Moore
Olympia
Wash
Johnnie Armstrong
Joyce N .Armstrong
Roseburg
Rose M. Morrill
Herbert E. Morrill
Vancouver
Faye Jean Stiles
Jack D. Stiles
Laura M. Johnrton
R. C Johnson
Bridge Residents Return From Los Angeles Winter Stay
Mr and Mrs Bert Sutton return to Bridge after a winter in Los Angeles for Mr Sutton health Their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Al Richmond with two children plan to make Bridge their home Mr Richmond worked as an accountant in Los Angeles Cpl Victor Boer and wife of Spokane spent the weekend with Al Rice and family Mrs Ries has been confined to bed for two weeks a paralytic stroke W Mason former principal at Bridge elementary serves as a local reference point
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Andrey Goodman
Bert Sutton
Bridge
Los Angeles
Sitkum Mii Miner Wiised Sitkum Mii Miner Wiised SUTEUM
Special notice from Sitkum Mii Miner Wiised SUTEUM dated May 2 announces a meeting regarding Graset Knees safety and work procedures. Officials urge attendance and outline agenda items for worker welfare and compliance.
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Sitkum Mii Miner
Budget meeting sets next school year plan
Mrs C Catching Creek May 34 special reports a school meeting held at C V Bushnell home to draft the upcoming budget. Attendees include Elmer Durkson D A Weed Lyte Weed Pearl Cox and the Bushnells plus Marion Lakey C V Bushnell went to Coquille Treadey to visit Claire Bushnell at Belle Knife hospital.
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Catching Creek
C. V. Bushnell
Elmer Durkson
D. A. Weed
Lyte Weed
Pearl Cox
Bushnell
Marion Lakey
Coquille Treadey
Claire Bushnell
Belle Knife Hospital
Rey Spires
Pleasant Point
Gundey
John Myers
Thomas Lawson
R. H. McCall
Myrtle Point
Dorothy Adams
Iona
Jack
Jimmie
Alameda
Calif
Austin Ralph
Lyle Wood
Barbara
Bunker Hill
Mrs
Floyd Cox
Principal-Elect Mason Plans Move to Powers
Mason, who spends summers with his family at Diamond Lake, will move to Powers this fall to assume the role of principal at Powers Elementary School.
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Diamond Lake
Mr. Mason
Powers
Powers Elementary School
Remote Becomes Focus of Commuter Research Center
A fragmented OCR note references ion and Magiond BSMOTE along with a study group at a public transit hub. The text hints at a remote location connection to a commuter research center and possible skyward project imagery.
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Martie Pott Herald
Ugpest Little Paper
BeTassisttup
Stovaden
Arthur
Coosty
Arther R, Jonesse
Pestle Tome
Callender Outier
Ontario
Tennessee
Union
Coun Demeres
Court News
Ion, I. B. Magiond
Bsmote
Wastbig
Misa Ai Eee
Bob
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