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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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A campaign to sell $"33,000 worth
of red cross seals In Oregon will be
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plAns (or highway Improrement In'tenburg of 309 South RUerslde will
Oregon were discussed at the meet-1 hare charge of the sales to b con
ing of the slate, highway commission ducted through the school children
tern late yesterday. or tnc city.
John II. Yeon, who takes the place; Dr A. A. Soule. who Is taking a
on the eonrmlnlon made vacant by, 'swat Interest In promotlnic this cam
the resignation of Simon llenson. and.ra'CT. had the following to say
R. A. Booth, It was decided, will' "The red cross seal Is a small stick
shortly make a tour of the state and. cr that ts used to decorate Christmas
outline next year's work
The sale of 1,500,000 worth of
highway bonds was ordered, bids to
be opened al the meeting on Janu
nary 4, next.
The commission authorized a loan
packages. It has a red cross with two
bars, which Is the Insignia of the
organization that Is fighting tubercu
losis All funds derived from the sale
of these seals goes to help with this
work:. For a number of years tuber-
The Woman's Store
Announcing
New Arrivals
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maintenance. Appreral of the paTlng ; numbers of deaths. Now. due to the
of the road for nine miles south of campaign that Is being made. It has
Corrallls was gWen and Implement' dropped to second place, pneumonia
of a stretch of highway between now being first The plan 11 to raise
Rums and Sunter. costing about sufficient funds to put a county nurse
$80,000, was agreed upon. In each county of the state who wilt
It A. noolh, of Bugene. was elect- work among the people to combat this
ed chairman of the commission, the deadly plague "
position formerly held by Benson Dr Soule U on the executive com-
nepresentatirea of the rommlsilon'mlttee of the Oregon Tuberculosis
wilt be sent to Washington to work"oelUon.
for the Chamberlain road bill In the
next session of congress. I IJre wires smoke Melba cigars
Wind Shields
Our stock of windshield glass is complete.
We put them in while you wait.
For quick service in glass work, call us up.
Window glass in all sizes constantly on
hand.
Lakeside Lumber to.
Phone 128
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1 What Your Dollars ARE DOING for Your Community !
BOTH SIDES OF THE LEDGER THE PAST FOUR MONTHS
CASH
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Co-operation
372 memberships at $10.00 $3,720.00
Cash on hand 1,098.00
Total 78 various meetings.
Enthusiasm on hand unlimited.
RESULTS NOT RESOLUTIONS k
1. A coming Chamber of Commerce.
2. A well attended weekly members' forum.
3. Establishment of County Spirit.
4. Development of playground idea.
5. Getting results on Eugene-Klamath Highway.
6. Secured assurance of Park-to-Park Highway.
7. Secured land settlement demonstration farm.
8. Statistical survey of Klamath county.
9. Working for constructive rural legislation.
10. Secured ample gas during bad shortage.
11. Secured moving pictures and other views of re
sources.
12. Took referendum vote of community needs.
13. Organized $100,000.00 housing corporation.
14. Held hearing on Link river dam controversy.
15. Working on plans for better city charter.
16. Associated with both state and national chambers.
17. Daily detail work indispensible to community.
18. 251 new members.
If these results can be obtained with the, small outlay in the early days of the organization how much more can you expect when
you nave propeny financed your commercial organization ana maae every one a worxing member.
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