Coos Bay Lumberman Grows Forests on North Bend Farm
North Bend Oregon April 9 Special William Vaughan a veteran Coos Bay lumberman is transforming a potato field into a private forest nur sery producing over 600000 fir seedlings yearly the first of its kind in Oregon industry Vaughan heads Coosa Bay Logging and advocates reforestation to ensure long term saw timber by protecting young stands from fire and expanding plantings in denuded gaps resulting in rapid forest growth
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Oregon Coast Country
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Coos River
William Vaughan
Coos Bay
Oregon
West Coast
Vaughan
Coosa Bay
Spreten Ee Wines
Wade Ae Ote
Unclear fragment notes cycling event and distribution
Fragmentary text mentions cycling at Halong Fy 18 with rear events and special catches. Details are unreadable. no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are extractable from the damaged OCR.
Chrome Buying Agency Located Near Norway
The Metals Reserve company, a government agency, arranged a chrome ore stockpile on the Rie Daniels place north of Myrtle Point. A one year lease on the Ponte tract east of the highway was drawn, but site preparation and equipment may take several weeks. A. E. Borell will oversee ore reception and weighing with W. B. Brown assisting.
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Metals Reserve Company
Rie Daniels Place
Myrtle Point
Ponte
Fu Ture
A. E. Borell
W. B. Brown
Aegiaene
Norway
Coquille
Married Men May Face Reclassification
Colonel Elmer V Wooton announces a change that could shift many married men from Class III-A to 1-A. Only men with dependents would be exempt, and wives or other support means may keep some from call. Families would delay draft until Congress adds support funds.
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Elmer V Wooton
Selective Service
Congress
Rotary Members All Accounted For
The Myrtle Point Rotary club reports all members present at the April 16 meeting. A member, Ay A. Sthfieldr, was noted as absent previously, and plans show the club organizing events in Toronto Canada. The next international Rotary convention is scheduled for June 21 to 25. District Governor Predr. Jonea from Spokane is set to visit Myrtle Point on April 23.
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Apoe NP
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Meesbers
Ay A. Sthfieldr
Myrtle
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Tronto
Canada
Predr. Jonea
Spokane
Myrtle Point
Broadbent Organizes Boy Scout Troop Under Grange
A new Boy Scout troop forms at Broadbent under Grange leadership. The permanent committee includes Rodney Hermand Fred Carran and Thomas Luttrell from Gaylord. The troop counts six boys meeting Wednesday evenings in the school gym with Tom Forrest as scoutmaster and Lieyd Lackey aiding.
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Broad Hartley
Sitkum CCC Open House Highlights Camp Projects
Sitkum CCC invites the public to an open house next Sunday April 12 with a full program and refreshments. Visitors can tour barracks classrooms workshops offices and other facilities as staff guide them through the camp. A forest nursery on Middle Creek is raising 400000 seedling trees including Port Orford cedar Douglas fir and yellow pine. The camp enrollment is 130 men mostly from Mississippi and Louisiana and a key project this spring is upgrading the old Coos Bay Wagon Road for potential emergency evacuation use.
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Sitkum CCC
University of the Set Ataias
Deeng Wor
Patsonnel
Sitkum
Middle Creek
Port Orford
Mississippi
Louisana
Coos Bay
County Health Department Plans Vaccination Drive
The county health department will vaccinate children aged one year and up for smallpox and diphtheria at several southern Coosa schools next Wednesday April 15. Nurse Ethel Littler and Dr. Ruth Jens will lead the effort with a 25 cent fee. instructions urge parents to bring non enrolled preschool children to local schools at set times.
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County Health Department
Coosa
Ethel Littler
Ruth Jens
Mra. Littler
Valleyview School
Norway School
Broadbent
Gaylord School
R. W
Powers
Clean-up Drive To Come In May
City council approves city-wide cleanup campaign in May with Civic organizations support. A refuse hauling truck and fire department aid will assist in burning trash on vacant lots. Lions Club sponsors a home beautification contest with prizes for top improvements.
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Lions’ Club
Connecon
Concert Planned At Coquille High School
The Business and Professional Woman's club of Coquille sponsors a musical concert at Coquille High School on next Tuesday at 8. The event aims to benefit community standards and local youth programs.
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Coquille
the Business and Professional Woman's Club of
Ille High School
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Preys Genera
War Moca and Civilian Defense Measures Reported
WPB investigations into priority orders show 3,500 firms reviewed with 1,600 no violations and 35 suspensions affecting 46 firms and one individual. Civilian Defense warns axis raids possible. air raid gear rolled out to 40 Atlantic and Pacific cities. Agriculture purchases total over 800 million dollars for 7.6 billion pounds of meat dairy and poultry.
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America
Nelson
Alnance
WPB
Thegriculture
Landis
Atlantic
Pacific
Agialan
Department of Agriculture
Red Croas
Plan Music Week Arrangements for Observance
In charge of arrangements for the observance HM Mutchel leads a team coordinating events during Music Week with details to be announced in April.
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Plan Music
Coos County Seals Sale Raises Over Three Thousand
Coos County Health Association reports tuberculosis seal sales totaling 3829.24 dollars, surpassing last year by more than 700. County chairman Mrs. Alton Kardell praises the county’s leadership in protecting public health.
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Coos County
Easter Egg Hunt Opens Second Lions Club Event
In GenNevierg Mdbre a windy day saw a girl catch the white rabbit to kick off the Lions Club second annual Easter egg hunt at the city park. About 250 youngsters under 12 joined despite a measles and mumps outbreak. Lee Powell and Curtis Heckham supervised. Preschoolers searched one park section while older children hunted in another.
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Lions’ Club
Lee Powell
Curtis Heckham
Park
Disaster Relief Committee Appointed at Myrtle Point
A disaster relief panel was formed last Saturday by Mrs. Irene Lundell to aid Myrtle Point residents. Mrs. Will Lundy was named chairwoman with aides including Mrs. Claire Lehmanowsky, Mrs. Lena Warner, Mrs. Roy Miller, Mrs. Harold Stemmler, and Miss Belva Stemm ler. The group plans to establish city hall headquarters to register those in need and direct them to appropriate relief, operating within the Red Cross framework until the regular Red Cross assumes responsibility.
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Myrtle Point
Irene Lundell
Marshfield
Will Lundy
Claire Lehmanowsky
Lena Warner
Roy Miller
Harold Stemmler
Belva Stemmler
Masons To Meet Leadge Ledge En The Net
Masons plan an evening meeting with a drill team from the Coquille wedge to perform degree work. Members are invited and asked to bring Hammed. Following the degree, Yeas-weg will attend.
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Coquille
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