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• Sawyer continued as publisher of the " Bend Bulletin " for 34 years.
• Sawyer remained publisher of the " Bend Bulletin " for the next 34 years.
• Here is what he told " The Bend Bulletin " during his 1938 campaign:
• In 1910, George P . Putnam bought the " Bend Bulletin " from Lawrence.
• Robert W . Sawyer owned and published " The Bend Bulletin " from 1919 to 1953.
• In his spare time, he began writing short newspaper articles for the " Bend Bulletin ".
• The " Bend Bulletin " shifted from a weekly publication to a daily newspaper on December 6, 1916.
• After selling the " Bend Bulletin ", Sawyer remained active in public affairs and continued to support conservation groups, serving on numerous boards.
• At the time, " The Bend Bulletin " stated that he was considered one of the most knowledgeable legislators on the subject of natural resources.
• After leaving the University of Oregon in 1923, Brogan got a job interview with Robert W . Sawyer, owner of the " Bend Bulletin ".
• Chandler ran the newspaper for the next 43 years, first as " The Bend Bulletin " and after 1963 as the " The Bulletin ".
• In 1934, the " Bend Bulletin " reported that Forbes had found numerous obsidian sites and had identified seven specific varieties of natural glass around Glass Buttes.
• In addition to publishing the " Bend Bulletin ", he served as president of the " National Reclamation Association ", a director of the " American Forestry Association ", and a member of the Oregon Highway Commission.
• Lewis is a columnist for " The Bend Bulletin ", a Contributing Editor for " Successful Hunter " magazine and a humor columnist for " Bear Hunting " magazine and a regular contributor for many other magazines and newspapers.
• They had two sons, David Binney Putnam ( 1913 1992 ) and George Palmer Putnam, Jr . ( 1921-2013 ), and for a time lived in Bend, Oregon, where Putnam was the publisher and editor of the local newspaper, the " Bend Bulletin ".
• In addition to supporting these causes in the " Bend Bulletin ", he served as president of the " National Reclamation Association "; he was a director of the American Forestry Association; and he was secretary-treasurer for the " Central Oregon Development League ".
• KBND was owned for many years by Frank H . Loggan, who was President of the Oregon Association of Broadcasters ( OAB ) from 1947 to 1949 . Initially " Bend Bulletin " advertising and radio station manager, Loggan became principal owner of Central Oregon Broadcasting in 1945 when he sold his " Bulletin " shares and obtained controlling interest in KBND . After he sold the station in 1965, he was OAB manager for four years before starting the tourism promotion organization presently known as the Central Oregon Visitors Association.