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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1951
Page
9
The article notes Stickney discusses timber sale timing, with the national forest preparing a sale, seeking O and C approval, then administering the sale. It highlights issues of sale layout and administration as headaches in processing Inland Snikey Peet Orford related details and figures from 1908 to 1940.
The Myrtle Point 52 member high school class attended the baccalaureate at the First Methodist church Sunday evening. Rev Moehr of the Assembly of God preached on consecration to God and the value of higher education for a successful life. The program included organ prelude, hymns, readings, scripture, evening prayer, and benediction.
Police report a driver Victor Siedell Medcalf pled guilty Friday and was fined 35 dollars by Police Judge Nick Perkins. Clyde Wayne of St. Clair lost control near Remote Perday with a 42 Lincoln, while Ray East Wood of Coos Bay was injured when his car overturned east of Powers. East Wood remains hospitalized with non specified injuries.
Rambings continues railing against logging operators for muddying streams. Citizens urge operators to log in a way that respects anglers and visitors, or face continued public opposition and the loss of outdoor access.
The document states none of Coos county operators are responsible for current district stream conditions. It notes mud originates from neighboring Douglas county and cites two accidents at Logging Company of Wilon & Baxter in Remote, with workers Wilson and Baxter sustaining injuries. It references a 1961 school tax levy notice and an annual school meeting for District No. 41 C Coos County Oregon with election details.
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