When Will Japan Quit A Community Opinion Piece
A local voice debates when Japan will surrender, weighing six months to two years and the cost in lives. The author urges following Allied leaders toward unconditional surrender, urging continued effort and civil discussion. The page includes notices on irrigation and water usage.
New Ration Books Coming to End Food Coupons by December
OPA chief Cheater A Bowles hopes Ration Book No 5 issued early in December will be the last. He envisions rationing ending as the coupons are used, with the A M gasoline books issued similarly. Book five covers 10 to 15 months and may extend into next year. Sugar meat fats shoes may remain tight. stamps of certain numbers stay valid. Books five and the A gasoline book will be distributed by teachers in public buildings nationwide. the new gasoline book starts December 22, with five stamp sets for a 16 month period, while book five goes into use January 1.
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A. Bowles
OPA
Bowles
Department of Agriculture and War Production Board
Coquite Valley
Summer Visitor From Springfield Heads to Redmond
Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett principal of Brattain School Springfield Oregon visits Myrtle Point and Coquille this week. She will spend the rest of the summer in Redmond Oregon with her daughter Dorothy Mia N Chappel and granddaughter Beth Louise. She attended summer school at the University of Oregon.
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Elizabeth Bennett
Brattain Fchool
Springfield
Ore
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Redmond
Dorothy
Mia
N. T. Chappel
Beth Louise
U of O
Farm Wage Rates Now 10 Percent Higher in Oregon
As of July 1, farm wage rates in Oregon and nationwide are 10 percent above a year ago. The national price index for commodities, interest, and tance rose about 2 percent. Despite wage and cost increases, the average farm price rise of 7 percent is largely offset. Parity calculations for 166 farm products show varied figures such as Wheat 98 percent, potatoes 144, hogs 112, milk cows 187, apples 168, and many others across categories.
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Oregon
United States
Obituary of Paul Porter 17 Drowned in Reedsport Logging
Paul Porter 17 son of Frank Porter of Reedsport and Stella Hart Keene of Albany drowned at Reedsport while logging with his father. Born Feb 28 1928 in the area. Survived by sister Patricia and brother Nile. Rev Henry Carver officiated. service held at Schroeder's chapel. body taken to Albany for burial.
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Paul Porter
Frank Porter
Reedsport
Stella Hart Keene
Albany
Paul
Patricia
Nile
Henry Carver
Schroeder
Notable Nuggets and Oddities in 1905 News Briefs
An editor urges continued subscriptions despite disagreements. A Colorado nugget weighing 307 pounds contains 90 percent silver and could total 6640 silver dollars. An eastern scientist probes why men go bald. Steamship fares between Coos Bay and Portland and Reurka rise again. Near Gold Beach butterflies thicken around Grissley camp, hindering travel by horse.
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Colorado
Portland
Eureka
Grissley Camp
Gold Beach
Fifty Nine Years Ago News In July 1918 Frontier Notes
July 31 1807 petitions circulated in this and Curry counties for a daily mail route from this place to Port Orford and Gold Beach via Dalbyville. Ambassador Edger A Bancroft died in Tokyo after a long illness. Cooley of Alturas California named agriculture instructor for Union high schools under the Smith Hughes act urging farming focused studies. Charles Gilroy a Spanish-American War veteran recounts the Serpent order at Port Orford and prep for reenlistment encampment.
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Myrtle Point Enterprise
This
Curry Counties
Port Onéerd
Gold Beach
Dalbryville
Cass County
Curry County
Ames
BR. Cooley
Alturae
Union High
Smith-Hughes
Conareee
Aining
Order of the Serpent
Port Orford
Charles Gilroy
Charile Je
Iowan Picnic At North Bend Park Draws County Crowd
About 200 people from across the county attended the annual Iowan picnic and gathering at North Bend park this Sunday. A Myrtle Point post office letter reports Marshfield navy recruiting station seeks applicants for enlistment with attractive service options. Coos County Fair plan includes a log bucking contest September 11 to 14 showcasing logging camps’ peak season and Paul Bunyan like strength.
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North Bend Park
Myrtle Point
Us& Navy
Marshfield
Coos County
Ths
Paul Bunyons
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