Ellsworth Reports From Washington D C Inauguration Notes
Washington letter by Harris Ellsworth notes a restrained inauguration with no Capitol steps ceremony and limited guest list. He details President’s robust voice at the banquet, selective service talks, and farm labor reclassification under wartime needs.
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Sorremeints
Capitol City
Harris Ellsworth
Congress
Oregon
Capitol
White House
One Thousand Club
Selective Service
Herahey
House
Armed Services
March of Dimes Seeks Paralyis Fundraising Effort
Letters will go out soon soliciting funds for the annual March of Dimes for Infantile Paralysis control in the United States a state Elton Schroeder is general county chairman Mrs Yelen Rice of Bridge chairs county women Half of all funds returned in Cros county aid local Infantile Paralysis patients No local dance this year but a community hall event is planned in Coquille this Saturday night
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United States
Astate
Elton Schroeder
General County
Yelen Rice
Bridge
Roosevelt
Cros County
Schroeder
Coquille
Gaylord Sheep Men Report Top Wool Prices
Gould and Arnold of Gaylord are believed to have received the highest price for their spring wool in Oregon. About a ton of wool shipped last spring brought 58 to 66 cents per pound, paid by the Pacific Wool Growers pool in Portland. The Gaylord firm, including M. G Arnold and D B Gould, plans a flock of pure bred Romney sheep with English and Australian rams and ewes, based on last spring's clip of about 200 Romneys.
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Gould & Arnold
Gaylord
Oregon
Pacificc
Portland
M. G Arnold
Dd N Gould
Hydesville
Five-Year Term In Pen For Livestock Larceny
Robert Inmen Bryant of North Bend and Lloyd Edward Wallis pleaded guilty to larceny of a white face bull belonging to Charlotte M Smith. Bryant received five years in the Oregon penitentiary. Wallis awaited sentence. Both admitted killing the animal and led officers to the rest of the carcass in the North Fork area.
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Oregon
Dale King
Robert Inmen Bryant
North Bend
Lloyd Edward Wallis
Bryant
North Fork
King
Wallis
Naval Service
Charlotte M Smith
Veterans flag application process for death proof
A flag may be issued by proper application with proof of death. Veterans Administration Form 2008 is available at VA facilities and county seat post offices. In the Fourth District, additional post offices in Ashland Brownsville Cottage Grove Coos Bay North Bend Port Orford Reedport stock the forms.
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Veterans Administration
Fron
Ashland
Brownsville
Cottage Grove
Conor Bay
North Band
Port Orford
Reedaport
County Sets 1948 Dog Licenses At Two Dollars
On January 23 the County Court ordered collection of dog licenses for 1948 with a $2.00 fee per dog. Oregon law requires residents over eight months to obtain a license by March 1, or within 30 days of ownership, with penalties up to 200 dollars. Licenses and tags will be issued starting February 5, as reported by county clerk L. W Oddy.
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L. W Oddy
Clei
Oregon
Ovidy
Farm Census Underway Across County for 1945 Survey
Enumerators are collecting data for the 1945 U S farm census detailing acres by farm, crop types, pasture land, crop values, animals and poultry sold, days worked off farm, hired help wages, and more. Workers include Eleanor Uording of Coquille Lloyd Wintley of Myrtle Point Hilda Brown of McKinley and Dora and Helen Cherum of Fairview and Norway areas.
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United States
Cenaus
Eleanor Uording
Coquille
Prosper
Parkersburg
Arago
Lloyd Wintley
Myrtle Point
Catching Creek
Broadbent
North
Powera
Hilda Brown
First Grandchild Born to Bonnikaens Family
Mr and Mrs C M Bonnikaen of Broadhent are proud grandparents of their first grandchild, a baby boy born to their son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs Gene Bonnikson of Portland. Jan with Grandpa and Grandma are doing fine.
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Bonnikaen
Broadhent
Gene Bonnikson
P Rttnand
Rep R T Moore Analyzes Milk Pasteurization At State Capitol
Rep R T Moore writes on milk pasteurization and undulant fever findings from a preliminary hearing. He outlines the dairy industry and State Department of Agriculture plan for legislation, including pasteurization where feasible, cow inspections, and public education backed by veterinarians and local health authorities.
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R. T. Moore
State Department of Agriculture
Geneva
The
Board of Health
Oregon State College
Bobcats Beat Myrtle Point 34 to 4 in League Game
Bobcats improved to second place with a 34 point win as North Bend led 19 18 at halftime and held Myrtle Point scoreless in the second half. Don Suatphin led Bobcats with 12 points while Belloni of Myrtle Point left with an injured arm. The report notes dissatisfaction with Coach Ray II’s substitution pattern and mentions upcoming games against Meeshfield and North Redd agta.
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North Bend
Myrtle Point
Don Suatphin
Bobcat
Belloni
Ray II
Bay
Meeshfield
Bobcats
North Redd Agta
Coquille Wee
Marshfield
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