Oregon streams stocked with 26 million salmon in 1956 57
Oregon streams were stocked with more than 26.6 million salmon and steelhead fingerlings raised at Oregon fish commission hatcheries during the 1956 57 fiscal year. Irvine French said releases rose by about 4 million from the prior year, with Chinook silver and steelhead making up most of the total.
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Oregon
Oregon Fish Commission
Irvine French
Commission
French
Fish Commission
Air Force award honors Raymond D Miller son of 3911th Group
The 3911th Air Base Group announces Airman Raymond D Miller as outstanding airman for Jan 1 to Jun 30. He is praised for duty performance loyalty to the unit and bearing. Miller, a Myrtle Point High School graduate class of 1954, resides at AF 19496100 3911th USAF Disp AP0 197 New York NY.
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3911Th Air Base
New York, NY
Raymond D Miller
3911Th Usap Dispensary
Saunders
United States Air Force
Raymond
Myrtle Point High School
New York
Disabled Veterans Eligible for 50 Cent Hunting Licenses
Oregon disabled veterans 25 percent or more disabled and residents may obtain hunting licenses for 50 cents. Applications go to the State Game Commission in Portland. Veterans must have VA or service branch disability certification. Spanish American War and similar vets are exempt. Last year recipients need only refile. new applicants must submit disability statements. A 50 cent rate also covers fishing licenses or a combined fishing hunting license for one dollar.
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Oregon
Department of Veterans’ Affairs
State Game Commission
S. W. Alder
Portland
Federal Veterans Administration
Game Commission
Veterans Administration
Armed Forces
Raymond D. Miller Wins Outstanding Airman Honor
Raymond D. Miller is named Outstanding Airman for a six month period following a letter received by Dewey Miller from Colonel H Saun. The notice confirms Miller’s recognition and credits the formal acknowledgment issued by the Air Force.
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Raymond D. Miller
Dewey Miller
H. Saun
Out of the Woods and the Bell and the River
Two books by women writers arrive via the rural R F D. The Big Blow up by Betty Goodwin Spencer recounts the 1910 Idaho and Montana forest fires with solid history and gripping narration. A biography of Mother Joseph of the Sacred Heart highlights her role as Pacific Northwest architect and master builder arriving from Montreal in 1856.
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Betty Goodwin Spencer
Idaho
Montana
Mary of
Mother Joseph and Two Notable English-Books of Northwest History
Two biographies highlight Mother Joseph of the Sisters of Providence and William B. Greeley USFS district forester at Missoula in 1910. They explore Mother Joseph’s hospital designs in Portland Seattle Spokane and her fundraising, along with her logging camp missions and cedar carvings.
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Heart
St. Vincent's
Portland
Providence
Seattle
Spokane
Sacred Heart
Mother Joseph
Vancouver
Providence Ac
Pioneer Hospital
St Joseph's
House of Providence
Idaho
Montana
Cariboo
Betty Spencer
William B. Greeley
USFS
Missoula
Laff-O-Rama Comes to Myrtle Point High School Auditorium
The American Legion presents Laff-O-Rama with six clowns and acts from Goldilocks to bareback riders. It features a professional musical score and synchronized sound effects supervised by Miss Renne Postal of New York City. The show runs Thursday and Friday at the high school auditorium with a nationwide successful format billed as the season’s highlight.
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Page One
Goldilocks
Gertie
Marrs
Renne Postal
New York City
American Legion
Myrtle Point
W. R. Davenport Jerseys Again Crack Records in Milk
Two Jersey cows from W. R. Davenport Myrtle Vale Jersey Farm Myrtle Point Oregon set herd improvement records on a 305 day test. Lord Eagle Empress produced 9640 pounds milk 577 pounds butterfat at 3 years 4 months. Lord Eagle Marie produced 10470 pounds milk 570 pounds butterfat at 5 years 4 months. Tests supervised by Oregon State College for the American Jersey Cattle Club Columbus Ohio.
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W. R. Davenport
Myrtle Vale Jersey Farm
Myrtle Point
Ore
Lord Eagle Empress
Lord Eagle Marie
Oregon State College
American Jersey Cattle Club
Columbus
Ohio
Grady Johnson Disappears
Grady Johnson, owner of property in Myrtle Point and a Rogue River cabin, disappeared two years ago after moving from Virginia in 1934. The article notes his absence and lists nearby associates. Also mentioned are Howard Whitaker and sons Bob Bruce and John visiting Portland for a USC football game with Mrs Whitaker and her sister and husband, and Col and Mrs Harold Jones joining the group.
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Johnson
Myrtle Point
Rogue River
Virginia
Howard Whitaker
Bob
Bruce
John
Portland
USC
Heating Oil Ad Promises Prompt Service and Stamps
City Heating Oil Co offers Standard Heating Oils with prompt service and S H Green Stamps. Advertisement cites phone and slogan Prompt Service to Please.
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City Heating Oil CO
Standard Oil
Standard
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Myrtle Point, Ore
Getchell & Hermann’s
Ieee A
Bureka Auto-Matic
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
North Bend
Legion
Wieners Nebergall
Swift
Kool Aid
Certo
Dillard
Medford
Grady Johnson
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