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Author: Jim Farrell

ARMY TALK MARCH 1945

Posted on 10/02/202510/06/2025 by Jim Farrell

Given the political climate of today when the President of the United States, want’s to send in the US Army into American cities such as Portland. And then use our cites as training grounds for future foreign wars, I thought it necessary to include this pamphlet the US Army gave to our troops in Germany…

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Beautiful River of Moncacht-Ape’

Posted on 09/28/202509/28/2025 by Jim Farrell

(Man who Kills Difficulties or Fatigues) They say that the progression of a sailor is from sailboat, to powerboat, to motorhome, to nursing home and finally to funeral home.  Alas, Becky and I have phased from sailboat straight to a motor home (class B, as in van conversion), mainly after cruising our Pacific Northwest waters…

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Bad Junior Prom Night, 1961

Posted on 09/16/2025 by Jim Farrell

By, Jim Wilson Fifty or so years ago, when prom nights were very special and gyms were decorated to the nines, I was a junior in high school.  I wasn’t one of the boys who dated a lot, but I figured I should ask a girl and take her to the prom.  I hemmed and…

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The Spruce Production Division

Posted on 06/15/202509/15/2025 by Jim Farrell

In 1914 Europe exploded into what was called the “War to end all wars”, which the USA had tried to stay out of.  The war saw the introduction of many new weapons such as the use of ‘Aeroplanes’, which required using light flexible wood for the frames.  The best wood to use was from Spruce…

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 GRANDPA DICK’S BROTHER BILL AND GEORGE

Posted on 05/12/202505/12/2025 by Jim Farrell

By Jeri Farrell-Shaw The year of the snow, Grandpa Dick’s Brother Bill was working with the Bunyan outfit in the Washington Cascades.  Cold? That year it was so cold that when trying to speak outside, words would freeze in midair, and fall to the ground without a sound.  Come the thaw in the spring, all…

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