Four Parcels of O. and C. Timber Sold by Sealed Bids
Four parcels of O. and C. timber with an estimated volume of 006 board feet and 730 Meal feet, valued at 18744.75, sold by sealed bidding in Coos Bay. Douglas fir led at 9.98 per thousand, with hemlock 2.50, incense cedar 300, white fir 23.50, ponderosa pine 9.20, Western cedar poles 0.05 per lineal foot. Timber located in Jackson Josephine Lane counties. bidders included William Bergren Medford Ernest Higginbotham Grants Pass Claude Horne Eugene Clyde Laird Copeo California.
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Coog Bay
Jackson
Josephine
Lane
William Bergren
Medford
Ore
Ernest L. Higginbotham
Grants Pass
Claude Horne
Eugene
Clyde Laird
Copeo
California
Deer Hunters Featured In Local Brief Visit Notes
Mrs Carl Brushnell and Mrs Leo Gallagher from Longview Washington visited their brother Tom Lawson and his wife. Dement visited Myrtle Point Monday. Bob Neal helped Homer Frazier with wood on Monday and Tuesday. The Lawson family returned Friday after a three week vacation. Weekend deer hunters included Elbert West Myrtle Point Charlie Burger East Side Bill Ralph and George King with many returning empty handed.
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Carl Brushnell
Leo Gallagher
Longview
Wash
Tom Lawson
Dement
Myrtle Point
Bob Neal
Homer Frazier
L. Rema
Warrenema
Sharon
Elbert West
Charlie Burger
East Side
Bill Ralph George King
Weekend Visitors and Local News Notes
Carl Johnson from Portland visited friends in the area and several local residents hosted weekend callers. Eugene Reed Ruth Reed and Ruth Parry of Myrtle Point spent time with Jim Bushnell and family. Parry Ralph of Seattle joined his brother Austin and the Bill Ral family. The K Coax family from Bunker Hill vacationed at the Wood place for hunting. Rev. O E Marsters prepares his house for rain and notes he is past 76.
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Carl Johnson
Portland
Rds
Emerson Key
Mer
Wm. Richards
Coos Bay
H. Bushnell
Gene
Ruth Reed
R. H. Eddie Parry
Myrtle Point
Jim Bushnell
Parry Ralph
Seattle
Wash
Austin
Bill Ral
K Coax
Bunker Hill
Wood Place
O. E. Marsters
Mr. Marsters
Seeding Mixtures Adopted by Local Ranchers
Following the farm crops committee report from the last planning conference, most ranchers in the area use mixtures including Subterranean clover al sike white clover alta fescue Engiye grass Chewing's fescue and highland or Astoria bent. Some farmers add Taulctin oat grass, recommended by the experiment station and agriculture extension service, all grasses and clovers are eligible for Agricultural Conservation program payments. Caldwell has long seeded pasture by airplane using a specially built Piper Cub.
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George Horner
Myrtle Point
Howard Leatherman
Fairview
Leona Bryant
Rock Creek
Robert Ocheltree
Jennings
Highland
Astoria
Flying over Coquille Bay a breezy shoreline outing
Terry McCormack an AAA representative and J HK Weed recall a Sunday ride along the coast of Coquille Myr the Peimt and Banden. They fly at 100 feet above the surf toward Neeth Bend enjoying a steady off sea breeze. The scene captures civic pride in city homes and countryside farms as a pleasant travel pastime.
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Terry McCormack
AAA
J. HK. Weed
Bay
Myrtle Point High School Home Economics Works On Baby Clothes
Junior and Senior Home Economics students at Myrtle Point High began a baby clothes project led by teacher Mrs. E E Evernden Jr. Mothers praise the plan and many students intend to sew diapers nightgowns jackets bonnets and dresses plus other basic garments for the community.
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Myrtle Point High School
E. E. Evernden, Jr
City Council Tempers Housing and Water Work Plans
The council mooted better housing at the pumping plant and named a committee of Lim Browne Whitaker and Eads to investigate. Residents near the new elementary school seek grading and graveling on 16 B Street lots and a special meeting is set with the engineers. George Hurt asked for a sign for his Auction Sales Barn and the council urged owner permission first. The city may run water lines from the R spring at Sky Ranch and Mayor Myers may hire an engineer. He reported on the Portland League of Oregon Cities meeting held last week.
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George Lim
Orwood Browne
Ralph Whitaker
Elvin Eads
Myers
Bostwick
Maryland
George Hurt
Cemetery Road
Rmission
Adocent
Sky Ranch
Council On Proems
Portland
League of Oregon
Local Meeting Notes With Mr Myers
Fragmentary report references a meeting involving Mr Myers and a group possibly named Cepraenten or similar. Text is incomplete. Further details unclear.
Anderson Auto Glass Installs Pattern Machine in Myrtle Point
Clyde R Anderson, operator of Anderson Auto Glass, two blocks east of Mast hospital, Myrtle Point, installed a new glass pattern machine with about 4000 patterns. It handles auto and truck glass for models from 1929 to 1980 and can create new panes without a preexisting pattern. He has operated at the current site for three years.
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Clyde R. Anderson
Clyde R Anderson
Anderson Auto
Mast Hospital
Myrtle Point
Mr. Anderson
Mr Anderson
Pioneer Association Meeting Next Saturday
Inez R Chase secretary treasurer reports a meeting of the Coos Cu Historicalty at the Boyat room of the Community building in Coquille next Saturday. A substantial luncheon will be served at noon followed by a business meeting. All are invited.
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Inez R Chase
Coos-Cu
Boyat
Coquille
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