4H Winners RonaN Fen Pema Cnet Ribbons
List of 4H ribbon awards named individuals and colors across clothing, homemaking, canning, and garden categories. References to names Hazel Nelson, Marlene Frasier, Barbara Geil, Betty Gell, June Ann Terry, and others with blue red and white ribbons. Shows exhibits selected for State Fair with specific items and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronan’ Fen
Pema
Cnet
Hazel Nelson
Fee En Me
Lele Rey Balen Strede
Phylise Larana
Reyina Jeen Henderson
Juanita Hinse
Mary Jo Bessey
ITI
Batty Hatcher
Nancy Jane Price
Label Chalmers
Muriel Oberat
Virginia Moen
Betty Sell
Faye Bogard
Betty Hammond
Delilah Sells
Gloria Gorgutt
Dorothy Givney
Patricia Sanford
Bette Davis
Hasel Nelson
Phyllis Larsen
Bette Davie
Kavin Peterson
Lois Marie Sell
Dorothy Cousyn
Derlene Sherbondy
Lorraine Kaine
Hazel Nelnon
Dorie Finley
Joree Libby
Mary
Dorothy Gibney
Karin Peterson
Mildred Strode
Lois Bell
Ellen Strode
Barbera Sell
Coreen Molbhu
Air Express Plans Coast Plane Routes
Dayton Ohio reports Transairways moves to form an air express network. The firm filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board seeking six coastal lines serving California Washington and Oregon with aerial pickup. Line one links Los Angeles San Bernardino Imperial Valleys San Diego and back to Los Angeles. Line two runs Los Angeles Sacramento and San Francisco via the San Joaquin Valley. Route four follows the coast from San Francisco to Portland. Route five covers major cities and towns along the coast.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Imperial
San Diego
Sacramento
San Francisco
San Joaquin Valley
Portland
Notable 1906 Deaths Of Wealthy Men On Rogue River
A Sept 8 1906 clipping reports numerous dead Balmen floating down the Rogue River with unclear cause. A Kansas editor remarks on Rockefeller Morgan Carnegie, health and envy. A Kansas boy jokes about Eve and ribs. A hunter J Hamilton kills a panther headwaters Euchre creek. Steamer Echo ran ashore near Coquille. passengers rescued as vessel sank.
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Rogue River
Jord
Kansas
Rockefeller
Morgan
Carnegie
Pree. Roosevelt
J. Hamilton
Euchre Creek
Rocky Mountains
Echo
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Thirty Years Rerun Aed Pe Ina and San Francisco Dairy Revives Revenue
A fragment notes a thirty-year effort involving dairy and creamery operations in San Francisco. It highlights the sector as the greatest revenue source for the people at the present time, after reworking or rerunning past enterprises.
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San Francisco
Deer season opens in Oregon as hunters watch calendar
Twenty years ago on September 3 1938 Oregon hunters eyed the 10th opening of deer season with two bucks permitted per hunter. Fair board members found a tampered fair dance hall with lights on and a damaged plane requiring new keys after a suspected cigarette ignition. A four hundred pound bear near Allegany killed 25 sheep. The old Kentucky rifle of John Purdue found after 58 years in the stormy coast range. Purdy and Beasley perished after a two week trek and exposure, leaving guns under an overhang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Fair Board
Fair Dance
Allegany
Oscar Peterson
Fail
Bottom Creek
Coos River
John Purdue
Purdy
John Beasley
Coos
Dal Cathcart
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Ambiguous Reassessment
A partial, garbled OCR fragment mentions a person named Risa and a vague timing reference “2 seconds.” The text appears to be an incomplete capture from a newspaper page with unclear context and misread phrases. Further readable context is needed for precise identification.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Transairways
United States
Air Express
Dayton
Ohio
Airmall
California
Washington
Eve
Adam
Wilie
Maine
Marty
Roper
Nye
ORM Tesar Na
Risa
Valnadta
Ries
Harrold’s
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