Oregon hunting safety appeal urges careful seasons
An Oregon editor urges hunters to follow safety rules after noting California incidents and a 1946 to 1947 period with several hunting accidents. The piece emphasizes ten commandments of gun safety and requests careful handling as the 1948 season begins.
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Coggen Geme Sugervmer
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Ane Osin
Iy Pulte
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Best
Gieberge
Labor Day Reflections on Economy and Leadership
The author argues labor policy and wage trends threaten American enterprise and real living costs. He critiques inflation and taxation, warns of state dependence, and urges new leadership from common people to restore dignity of labor and prompt timely reforms.
Relation of Cover Crop Seed Prices Improved in 1949 Outlook
Prices for cover crop seeds show improvement over last year as the Oregon State College extension reports on fall sown crops. The bulletin notes price support for 1949 corn and wheat, permissive support for barley oats and cover crop seeds, and outlines the 1948 act extending basic commodity supports. It also highlights farm price trends, costs, and parity changes, with cover crops like vetch peas crimson clover and ryegrass classified as non basic.
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Oregon State College Extension Service
Mengals
Oregon farms use permissive support for non-basic crops
The outlook circular explains post 1949 policy allowing non basic crops to receive permissive support from zero to 90 percent of parity, while potatoes and wool have mandatory permanent support within limits. It was prepared by the agricultural economics section and is available free from county extension agents to help farm families plan production and marketing.
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Oregon
Outlook
Extension Service
Worship Services and Bible School at Local Church
Ripon area church schedules worship at 11:00 a.m. and 8:08 p.m. with 7:36 and 10:08 am notes. A class for every child and for every adult is offered in Bible school, plus nursery and junior programs. Women’s auxiliary meets all day Wednesday with a potluck dinner. practice for evening service Wednesday at 7:30.
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Ripon
Peter
Ladies' Aid
Sunday and Tuesday Youth Services Announced
A church notices schedule for youth activities with "Young People's" event on Tuesday at 7 90 pm and a Sunday session at 10 30 am. The Gospel will be preached at both gatherings.
Assembly of God service and bus to Sunday school
Rey K Reed pastor leads Sunday School and Bible class at 10 00 am with Divine worship at 11 30 am. A modern bus provides free insured transport for sixty children or forty adults to the services each Sunday morning. Also St Annus Catholic schedule with Rev J D Kelly at Myrtle Point Maes first Sunday 11 15 am and other Sundays at 8 am.
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God Rey K. Reed
Young People's Meeting
ST. Annus Catholic
J. D. Kelly
Myrtle Point
Maes
Lutheran Church Sunday School Schedule Update
Rev. R end Langde sher presides at the Lutheran Church Sunday School held at the Wm. Gurney home at 10 18 a m with sessions on the second and fourth Sundays at 2 30 am upstairs over the Post.
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Wm. Gurney
Parents urged to teach children safe walking habits
Secretary Earl Newbry warns of unprecedented traffic as school reopens and urges parents to teach safe walking. He notes statewide traffic increases, 536 Oregon children struck last year, and stresses drivers must expect unsafe child actions near crossings.
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Earl Newbry
Oregon
Newbry
Social Security claims losses in Coos county prompt calls
About 7 percent of Social Security claimants in Coos county lost benefits for filing delays in a four week period. Paul F showed in Eugene said losses were not large, but one in fifteen filers losing benefits signals many do not file promptly or rely on relatives or lenders.
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Coos County
Paul F .Shneon
Eugene
County Fair Concession Earns Huge Benefit for Eugene
Eugene residents celebrate a county fair concession that drew strong support and large crowds creating a notable community benefit. Organizers report increased funds and positive feedback from attendees.
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