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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1947

Page

9

Oregon previews busy winter sports season with 15 areas open

Oregon plans a busy winter sports season across 15 areas in 13 national forests including Crater Lake with limited facilities. A three mile aerial tram from Government Camp to Timberline Lodge is set for completion next year, while Hoodoo Ski Bowl and Willamette facilities offer lodges dormitories and rope tows for December through spring activity.

Oregon Oregon State Highway Travel Information Department Crater Lake National Park National Forest Service Government Camp Tim Berline Lodge Timbertine Lodge Portland Tilly-Jane Cloud Cap Inn Spur Forest Service Medford U. S. Highway 9 Klamath Falls U. S Crater Rim Prospect Union Creek Fort Klamath Willamette National Forest Hoodo Ski Bowl U. S. Highway 20 Santiam Pass Willamette Pass Bend Skyline-Tumalo Deschutes National Forest Warner Canyon Fremont National Forest Lakeview US Highway 395 Burns US 395 Anthors Lakes Whitmar National Forest North Powder US 30 Tollgate Umatilla Ational Forest Weston Lang'on Opera Judioral Forest Crater Lake Cocreraton of Chambers of Commerce

Charcoal Plant and Wood Research Plans at Oregon State College

Oregon State College's Forest Products Laboratory plans a charcoal plant producing a ton daily in cooperation with the Bonneville Power Administration. It will house new equipment, expand staff, and study wood chemistry, varnish, and bark utilization while testing secondary Oregon forest species for railroad ties over a 20 year period.

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November 1 Day of Reckoning for Credit Controls

The piece foresees November 1 as the end of credit controls. Credit executives and company policy makers must rely on self discipline to meet competition, rising costs, and inflation without government regulation. Two risks loom: extravagant and unwarranted buying. Consumers must complete full credit applications.

Lumber Orders Rise in 1947 Pacific Northwest Totals

Vumber reports nine months of 1947 orders in the Pacific Northwest surpassing 1946 levels by over a billion board feet, signaling a broad upswing in construction. For the 39 week period 1947 orders reach 5,486,915,000 feet versus 4,423,223,000 feet in 1946. September averages run 146,264,000 feet weekly with shipments around 143,055,000 feet.

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Unclear health checks prompt executive caution in credit sector

The text urges using air reports from health bureaus to verify information for G2 checks. It warns that skipping two starting precautions risks trouble for seat executives and calls for returning to work as real credit executives while mentioning Retell Credit Association McDonald wens PL Ady.

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