Starveout post office was established
February 18, 1888. The name was changed
to Booth on August 24, 1907, then, again
changed to Azalea on May 6, 1914.
This locality got it's name from the
abundance of Azalea's in the area.
Starveout, Booth, and Azalea have all
been post offices in the same general
vicinity in the upper Cow Creek Valley.
Anlauf, established May 1, 1901, was
named after a pioneer family in the
area. It is North of Drain, on the
Siskiyou line of the Southern Pacific
Company.
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Drain, Oregon
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The Oakland post office was
established February 21, 1852. It was
originally located about 3 miles north
of the present site, and was moved
(1872) when the railroad was built, to
be closer to the railroad.
It is the Oldest Historical District in
the state.
At one time Oakland was the "Turkey
Capital of the World".
City of Oakland
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Weather Goats
Sutherlin is situated about 12 miles north of Roseburg, and 3 miles south of Oakland, along I-5. It was named after Fendel Sutherlin, who moved into the valley in 1851, and developed the area.
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