Timber Auction Notice on Land Office Subdivisions
General Land Office notices timber to be sold at public auction December 4 1933 at Roseburg Oregon under 1916 1920 1928 acts with appraised prices per M for various species and subdivisions including T 2N R 2W SEM SW red fir white fir cedar and more. Bids limited to US citizens and corporations with deposits and bonds required. removal within 10 years.
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General Land Office
Washington
U. S Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
Secretary of the Interior
Citzens
United States
Lee
Port Orford
Fort Orford
Fred"w. Johnson
Oregon Cities To Get Expert Advice On PWA
William M. Briggs former Ashland city attorney known for his work 1919 to 1933 is named consultant to Oregon and Washington cities for Public Works Administration funding assistance. The American Municipal association selected him on recommendation of the Oregon league executive board. Rockefeller Foundation funds the project with 35 personnel nationwide.
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Wiliam M. Briggs
Ashland
Oregon
Washington
Public Works Administration
Herman Kehrli
League of Oregon
Briggs
American Municipal Association
Oregon League
Rockefeller Foundation
United States
Church Services and Meetings Schedule
The article lists upcoming services at First Presbyterian and Assembly of God including morning sermons at 11 am, evening services, and activities such as Christian Endeavor, Bible study, prayer meetings, and youth gatherings. Special events include a Sunday afternoon evangelistic service and a designated day of prayer on Friday.
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Assembly of God
Weekend Fishing Trip Report and Local Social Notes
Oliver Weekly and Elton Clausen report an excellent fishing catch last week. The column lists multiple weekend guests, visits, and social events from local families including Mrs Grace Hayes and Mrs Mary Miller, along with moves and visits to Bandon and Roseburg.
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William Lobdell, Jr
Oliver
Elton Clausen
Grace Hayes
Reuben
Mary Miller
Fall planting mixtures for pea and vetch crops guidance
The guidance outlines fall sowing mixes for land after peas or vetch. It recommends 50 lb per acre common vetch and 60 lb gray winter oats on inoculated limed land, with adjustments for clover or grass. Rolling seed beds and lime applications aid establishment. spring planting excludes Western rye grass.
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Coast Experiment Station
Buckner Pastor Announces Sunday Services and Events
EB Buckner announces Sunday School at 10:00 am and Bible School at 11:00 am. Morning subject is The Line of Labourers from Matthew 1. Evening service covers The Second and Third Comings of Christ. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
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EB. W. Buckner
Mass on Sunday Service Led by Rev J J Reller
Mass time on Sunday at 9 20 with Rev J J Reller in charge. A M Cooper of Myrtle Greenhouses spent Monday in Coquille landscaping for county residents. Mrs Minnie Bunch visited sister Mrs L L Sumerlin through Thanksgiving. W T Bunch weekend visit to Brewster Valley with Pearly Crowley and W A Nickason families. Mrs Ray Dement traveled to Marshfield on business Wednesday.
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Powera
Paula Breuer
Ellen Monrsh
Redell
Audrey Davenport
The
Bulls Waf Hone
Powers
Mre
Misa Imogene Burgess
Paul Areuer
Eleanor
Helen
J. J Reller
Coquille
A. M. Cooper
Myrtle Greenhouses
Minnie Bunch
L. L. Sumerlin
Wisier
W T Bunch
Brewster Valley
Pearly Crowley
W A. Nickason
Marshfield
Ray Dement
Fall Planting Best Says County Agent
County Agent George R. Jenkins reports, from Coast Experiment Station records, that at least seven of ten fall plantings succeed in Coos county conditions. He notes fall crops often outyield spring crops, especially on poorer upland and coastal sandy land, and that fall planting reduces spring workload while providing a hedge against winter freeze outs.
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Coast Experiment Station
Coos County
George R. Jenkins
Crops Improve Slightly As Farm Prices Remain Steady
A brief report notes some late crop yield gains in the past weeks while national farm prices show little movement. No major price shifts are indicated across different crops or regions, suggesting a stable but uneven recovery in agricultural markets.
Tornado Most Frequent Disaster Through Red Cross Records
The Red Cross relief annals show tornadoes as the most frequent disaster in the United States, causing many deaths and injuries. Over years, 326 people were killed and 2,765 injured in eighteen states, with 21,738 homeless aided by Red Cross relief.
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United States
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Review of Farm Product Prices and Demand Conditions
A summary notes weak demand despite gains in business activity and employment in recent months. It cites farm product exchange values near parity, payrolls at about 68 percent of the 1966-69 level, and markets taking fewer American farm products in the 1962-33 year, indicating subdued purchasing power and limited consumer demand.
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Oregon Farms Reports Clover Shipments Aid Tennessee Growers
Polk county reports several thousand pounds of anthracnose resistant red clover shipped to Tennessee counties last year. County Agent J R Beck notes Tennessee requests for more planting stock this fall, while Polk county farmers could not fill them this year due to a short crop. In Crook County, eight strawberry varieties and a Marshall single cropper trial were planted by C T McWhorter and G F Waldo to test overbearing types and to obtain clean planting stock. William Free’s farm will host the overbearing trials free of pests and disease. Three-fifths of a cord of wood is mentioned.
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Polk
Tennessee
J R Beck
P Ik
Creek Prineville
Marshall
Crook County
C. T. McWhorter
G. F. Waldo
Federz
Oregon State College
William
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