Chrome ore boom urged by Curry County miner at Coquille meeting
Win Dailey a Myr e Point mining engineer told Coquille delegates that a sizable new industry may be in early stages of development. Dailey, who recently shipped chrome ore to Pittsburgh for defense industry mills, cites rich chrome deposits in Curry County. Geologist Les Child backs the push for federal road work to access northern Curry and Rogue River deposits.
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Dailey
Myr
Coquille
Coos County
Deiley
Dshe
Gold Beach
Curry County
Pittsburgh
Eastern Steel Mills
Defense Industries
Les Child
Coos and
Curry Dustry
Curry
Rogue River
Osiley
Cope
Japan’s Gamble on Indo China and World War Shift
The piece argues Japan faces bankruptcy without allied victory for Hitler. It suggests Japan, pressured by Germany, will seize Indo China from France, then strike at Singapore and Dutch East Indies. It warns of large looming actions in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dis Fisher
United ‘States
Britain
Far East
Hitler
Japan
China
Germany
Singapore
Dutch East India
Real Estate Brokers Roberts Open Local Office
LA and E C Roberts prepare to start a real estate business offering attentive service for farm and city properties. County Supt. Bunch visited town Monday on return from schools inspection in upper river districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E C Roberts
Bunch
Upper River Districts
City approves gravel and oil paving on Spruce Street
Landlord Thos D Guerin and N G W Perkins gain city council permission to test gravel and oil paving on Spruce Street at Fifth Street corners. Several loads of gravel already hauled. Also notes a birth: born Monday July 7 to Mr and Mrs Will McNair a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos D Guerin
N G W Perkins
Cty Council
Spruce Street
Fifth Street
Will -McNair
Billings Attend Bay Weekend. Local Weddings Also Reported
Twenty years ago on July 21 1921 Mr and Mrs E J Billings visited the Bay with their daughter Miss Mariel Billings. Lyle Noster of Bridge and Miss Thelma Lee Daugherty of Salem wed in the city at Court Street Christian Church with Rev Ralph Putnam officiating. Jack Mayse conducted a business visit at the Bay cities yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J Billings
the Bay
Mariel Billings
Lyle Noster
Bridge
Thelma Lee Daugherty
Salem
Kring and Russell Travel News From Early Summer
Mr and Mrs Ralph Kring plan to arrive Sunday from a two week vacation that included Yellowstone Park. Mr and Mrs Elmer Russell departed Sunday for Fresno California to visit Mr Russell’s brother.
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Suly
Ralph Kring
Yellowstone Park
Elmer Russell
Fresno
California
Russell
Barker Jewelers Echo Family Reunion Mentioned
Louie Folsom once with Barker Jewelry visits the Barkers as plans to bring Mr. Russell's mother back are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Russell
Louie Folsom
Barker Jewelry Store
Coquille
Barkers
Local social notes and visits across Coos Bay region
Sitkum Ry Mrs Almee Wikea and family travel to Portland for Rosalie’s rheumatic fever treatment. Numerous gatherings include Minor Mead adding an extension and hosting meals, plus visits among the Laird, Wilson, Jenkins, Clinton, and Turner families from Roseburg to Coos Bay areas.
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Almee
Wikea
Louis Laird
Rosalie
Portland
Lowell Spagle
Heard Stoop
Jack Hultin
Bullards
Chester Bullard
Bill Carlson
Quincy Corrie
Mary Bien Fogie
Archie Foraythe
Spokane
Washington
Frank Bates
Mead
Forsythe
Oscar Durrell
Harold Mullen
Charlene
Coquille
Linden Jenkins
Kelly Clinton
Myrtle Point
Minor Mead
John Wilson
Archie Wilson
Shirley
Travis
Roseburg
C. M
W A Nickason
Fern
Tarrie Nickason
Lula Mae
Murl Laird
C M
Coos Bay
Dora By Mrs O G Bunch
Dora July 24 special notes visits and travels of the Bunch family and friends from Coquille Fairview Florence Astoria and Roseburg with extended stays and a Grange picnic attendance in Lee Oregon involve Gail Bunch A J Mayse and multiple relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Bunch
Dora
Don Burch
Coquille
Gail Bunch
Louise Crumsey
Fairview
A. J Mayse
Haze
Bolin
Esther
Florence
H G Butterfield
Barbara
Alhambra
Calif
Astoria
C A. Gearhart
Bolinand
Miss Butterfield
Robert Ison
Bunchs
Methodist and Brethren Church Services and Activities
Methodist pastor Rev T Pryor leads Sunday school at 10 am on Bible letters theme with worship at 1 am and Epworth League at 7 pm. Rev Hegh Mitchellmore leads 10 am Bible school and 11 am worship on God Bless America. no evening service in July and August. Mitchelmore to speak at Arago at 10 am. church picnic July 29 at Mastgrove with games and treasure hunt. Brethren church services displaced for District Conference with 9:45 pm Sunday school and 2 pm worship led by Prof Robert Tully of LaVerne College.
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Epworth
Hegh T Mitchellmore
Bible School
G Sumerhn
America
Mitchelmore
Arago
Mastgrove
Church OF the Brethren
F. H. Barr
Camp
Bridge On Rock Creek
Robert Tully
LaVerne College
iCalif
Closing Service At Conference Sunday Evening
The closing service of the conference will be Sunday evening at 7 45. Miss Anetta Mow, recently returned from India, will attend and a gathering with invitations extended to all attendees will follow.
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Anetta
Mis
India
Coos County Boy Writes of Alaska
Selden and Mrs Warner of Southfork share a son Roland in Palmer Alaska who describes life there. He builds a 12 foot boat plans to add a car engine, hunts and fishes, notes salmon runs and cannery work, and reports long daylight in Alaska.
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Coos County
Alaska
Mra. Selden Warner
Southfork
Roland
Palmer
NYA Vocational Training Starts in Coquille for County Youth
A NYA training school opened Monday at Coquille high school with Mrs Gene Norton as teacher. Courses include typing shorthand spelling and filing for 13 local youths from Myrtle Point Coquille and Bandon. Classes run 1 to 5 pm on Monday Wednesday and Friday this month and twice weekly next month.
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NYA
Coos County
Coquille High School
Gene Norton
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Coquille and
Bandon
Henry Meyer
Marshfield
Oregon
Oregon dairymen push for higher production in region
Brent Starcher of the Medford Production Credit Association reports dairy farmers in Southwestern Oregon are heeding Secretary Wickard’s call for increased milk output. Loans are being sought to expand herds and fund feed, with milk destined for cheese, evaporated milk, or milk powder. Some funds support buying better feeding stock to raise both total and per-animal production. A Portland veteran, Harry W Strahorn, reconnected with old Myrtle Point acquaintances while in town.
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Oregon
Wickard
Brent Starcher
Medford
Starcher
Harry W Strahorn
Portland
Myrtle Point
National Dairy Council launches butter nutrition research
The National Dairy Council funds a United States study on butter and dairy products, citing New Zealand and other nations eating more butter. Leading scientists from Minnesota, Wisconsin, Johns Hopkins, and Chicago universities will explore butter fat growth factors and vitamin A contribution, with a projected $100,000 research budget.
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United States
New Zealand
Australia
Canada
United Kingdom
National Dairy Council
American Dairy Association
America
George C. Burr
University of Minmesota
EB Hart
Department of Biochemiatry
University of Wisconsin
Etry
Johns Hopkins University
Depart
University Et Chienge
Ioana $ S
Feesor
Mayo Cita
Eight Couples Licensed To Wed At Coquille
Eight couples received marriage licenses in the past week with three divorces filed. Notable licenses include Robert Car Baker and Bettie Jean Cox of Marshfield.umer brewste of Myrtle Point and Jean Woody of Douglas. Daniel Steinmetz and Jane Joyce Crouse of Coquille. Clarence Edwin Henry and Dorris Etta Wing of Marshfield. Ames Wayne Hawkins and Pearl Goldie Calhoun of North Bend. Edward N. Buckles of Marshfield and Dorothy Phyllis Leek of West Linn. Russell Collis and Charlotte May Neely of North Bend. Jasper Steven Giberson and Ruby E Murrie of Bandon.
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Robert Car Baker
Bettie Jean Cox
Marshfield
Wlliam
Burgoyne St
Methodist Parsonage
Marshfield -Umer Brewste
Myrtle Point
Jean Woody
Douglas Duuot
Chutes
G Brown
Leenses
Daniel Steinmetz
Jane Joyce Crouse
Coquille
Clarence Edwin Henry
Dorris Etta Wing
Ames
Wayne Hawkins
Pearl Goldie Calhoun
North Bend
Edward N. Buckles
Dro
Dorothy Phyllis Leek
West Linn
Russell Collis
Charlotte May Neely
Jasper Steven Giberson
Ruby E Murie
Bandon
New Oregon Hunting Regulations Curtail Rifle Use
The Oregon State Game Commission warns rifles may not be used to hunt China pheasants and other upland birds during the fall season. Shotguns must be plugged to three rounds for upland birds and buck or bird shot is barred for big game. Elk hunting requires muzzle energy above 1700 foot pounds.
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China
Oregon State Game Commission
Pew
Caliber Limits on Cartridge Energy at 100 Yards
A specification notes that bullets under 30 calibre are allowed only when the cartridge delivers at least 1,400 foot pounds of energy at 100 yards or the bullet weight is 150 grains or more. The text frames this as a restriction on firearm ammunition.
Honor Roll at University of Oregon Tops Record 185
Eugene July 22 Special Excitement over the national emergency did not deter students at the University of Oregon from posting a record 185 on the honor roll for the past term. Assistant registrar C L Constance announced the list with a 3.5 GPA minimum. Doris M Jones daughter of Arthur R Jones of Myrtle Point completed honor roll work as a freshman majoring in journalism.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
C L. Constance
Doris M Jones
Arthur R Jones
Myrtle Point
Local Notes and Arrivals Round Myrtle Point Visit
Local brief lists visitors alight in Myrtle Point including Lon Braden and Augusta Braden hosting relatives from Hub vard and others from California and Eugene. New bookkeeper Jacqueline Bon started at McClelland Watson sawmill with office on west Maple street. Visitors from Tulare and Eugene spend time with Radabaugh and Marsters relatives before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Braden
Hubvard
Myrtle Point
Augusta Breden
Califernls
J F Monroe
Tulare
California
E Marsters
Catching Creek
Jacqueline Bon
McClelland Watson
West Maple Street
Defense Bonds Stamps Aid Nation's Guard Effort
A wartime notice promoting Defense Bonds and Stamps issued by the department. It urges purchase at banks or post offices to support national defense and public savings during the homefront effort.
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Martie Point Herald
Tee
The
Herald Press
Ene
Stee
Arthur R. Jones
Woodyard Associates
Orn
ASO
Curity Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sitkum
Methodist
T . Pryor
King’s Lake
Anchorage
Dirk
Hunter
Ponss
Gertrude E Ulett
William C Ulett
Annie E Darlington
Dean Darlington
Anne E Chidley
Doniva Thomas
Joseph R Thomas
Shirley Kay
Salvador Segura
CCC
Reedsgort
John Brown
OCALS
Relolver
Fred Garrett
Mra. Fiste
J H. Radabaugh
Misa Hazel
A J Radabaugh
H J Radabaugh
United
Department
Daniel Chester
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