POWER COMPANY LOOKS AFTER MEN S COMFORTS
Mountain States Power Company paddles protection for 300 employees across 60 Oregon towns with a new 24 hour medical and hospital coverage arrangement through the Industrial Hospital Association of Oregon. The plan includes doctor, nurse, ambulance services and wage loss reimbursement under the state act.
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Mountain States Power Company
Oregon
Industrial Hospital Association of Oregon
Martin E. Sands
Power Company
Sands
Community Notes From Myrtle Point and Nearby
Mr and Mrs D G Jeeland and daughter Colmen moved to Mount Friday where they will make their home. Mrs W H Huf was visiting and shopping in Myrtle Point Monday. Mr and Mrs E W W HW and daughter Mabel with Miss Margaret Graninger of Lochquel spent Sunday afternoon at the A O Heston home then visited Eimer Brownson at Big Creek. Mr and Mrs H A Whistler and children Cleo and Max left for Denver Colorado by car Saturday morning. Will E Rice and children Maxine and Buster stayed with relatives at Bandon Saturday night. Little Watty Rice remains with Orville Counte since his mother’s operation at Mast and Wilson hospital. Mrs Rice is recovering and hopes to return home soon. Harry Brownson and his mother Mrs M Brownson drove to Coquille Sunday afternoon. The O B Murray family will winter in the H A Hatfield house formerly occupied by the Whistler family. Hazel Davis Jonella Curtiss Vena England and Marjorie Van Alstein are taking piano lessons from Mrs H Clarke in Myrtle Point.
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D. G. Jeeland
Colmen
Moint
W. H. Huf
Myrtie Point Matwniay
Mabel
Maciuca Hi
Margaret Graninger
Loquale
Bunaay Afernoon
A. O
Heston
Mrs. Hill
Maude Hooton
Rose ‘Teanant
Eimer Brownson
Big Creek
WU. E. Rice
Maxine
Buster
Bandon
Little Watty Rice
Orville Counte
Mast and Wilson Hospital
H. A. Hatfield
Whistler
Hazel Davis
Jonella Curtiss
Vena England
Marjorie van Alstein
H. Clarke
Myrth Point
Coos and Curry County News Highlights
Reedsport mortician J As Unger opens a Florence branch settlement. Umpqua mill to start with 60 workers. Gold Beach deputy John Adams among first deer taken. Roosevelt highway four miles south of London completed. Portland fatal auto accident claims Clifford Davis. Coquille resident Hattie Bledsoe dies. Marshfield man’s Dodge rolls end over. Stout Lumber Co interests acquired in Coos County. Parkersburg fair draws crowds. exhibits head to Myrtle Point. Ward Gray dies in Nebraska. Rev Gray’s family connected to Marshfield church. Most area businesses close Friday for county fair at Myrtle Point. Marshfield’s Uetind Furniture ships first carload to Portland. Eugene man William Wilborn commits suicide near Mapleton. Gus Palmer missing from Gardiner. Captain Olson’s body found in Coos Harbor. Cracker Box seen nearby. Panther encounter near Fort Orford ends after two shots. Donald Ostrander earns yearlong music fellowships. Rev Ostrander to Myrtle Point pastorate. Ostrander family recalls two wrecks on Roosevelt highway.
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Peter Olson
Arl Miller
Captain Olson
Coos Harbor
Umpqua Harbor
E. Ostrander
Gold Beach
Myrtle Point
Ostrander
Presbyterian Church
Bridge
Bandon
Roosevelt Highway
Santa
Roosevelt Highway meeting plans Roosevelt Oregon
A Roosevelt Highway Association gathering is set for Gardiner and Reedsport this Saturday to draft a resolution urging the state highway commission to complete the Roosevelt highway soon. The report notes property tax changes in Coos and Derry counties and local wildlife observations along Pistol River and Curry County.
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Oregon Beaches
Roosevelt Highway Association
Gardiner
Reedsport
State Highway Commission
Mellenthin Clinic Offers Free Consultations In Oregon Patients
Doctor Mellenthin based in Los Angeles advertises free consultations at the Chandler Hotel on September 27 and 28 from 4 a.m. to 4 p.m. He lists medical specialties and notes he does not operate for several chronic conditions. He cites past Oregon patients and urges married women to be accompanied.
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Chandler Hotel
Mellenthin
Oregon
John Olson
Astoria
Joe Sheeships
Gibbon
Walter Scott
Scott Mills
John van Beveren
Baker D Wagenblot
Portland
Maupin
Jennie Woolery
Salem
Bradbury Bldg
Los Angeles
California
Pythian Sisters Damonis Temple Meet Schedule
Pythian Sisters Damonis Temple No. 39 holds meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays at Woodman Hall. All sisters are invited. Laura Schroeder Eva Hazelwood UM EC WM of R4A.
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Woetnar Hall
Order
E Fite
Bechriofer
Unn Rebekah Lodge No. 120
Pythian Sisters Damonis Temple
Woodman Ball
Laura Schroeder
Eva Hazelwood
National convention cheers bid to Oregon for 1980 meeting
Eastern interest in Oregon and the west arose as the American Association of Agricultural College Editors welcomed an invitation from Oregon State Agricultural College to hold its 1980 meeting in Corvallis. The state college ranked highly in competition, winning multiple ribbons for bulletins extension material and press clippings, with C. J. MacIntosh outlining new news writing courses.
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Oregon
West
American Association of Agricultural College
Oregon State Agricultural College
Corvallis
C. J. MacIntosh
Farm Reminders on Green Feed and Poultry Diets
Oregon experts publish Green Feed and Pasture for Poultry noting alfalfa and clover hay as substitutes for green feed and kale as top winter feed. The bulletin describes an intensive clipping system for continuous green feed and warns on proper soil management and fertilization to reduce unfavourable conditions. It also reports carbon tetrachloride as a treatment for livers fluke in sheep and goats, with careful diagnosis advised to distinguish similar parasite symptoms.
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H A Schoth
Oregon Experiment Station
Oregon
Mascae hall hosts unclear event with cryptic notes
A fragmentary text from Mascae hall mentions an event tied to Jmeoets and Thuredsys of paph mouth with uncertain details about age and participants. The readable lines offer no clear date or outcome, leaving the purpose and involved figures ambiguous.
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Mascae Hall
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