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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1945
Page
4
Criticism Continues On Bear Damage To Sheep Flocks
The piece laments losses from a bear predation spree harming farms with registered rams and ewes and warns lambs may become coyote feed this winter. It questions support for 4 H sheep clubs and patriotism amid ongoing range damage and scarce trapping assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carsen
America
Almanac items and historic notes from early American history
Almanac entries summarize historic events and figures such as Major Cacaat by Cant nertal rey se 7 and 1 -1-Coimb d craves in Amer ov mskin on his third voyage 1478. Notable dates include 13 US Flag flown in battle, Rome New York 1777 and Admiral Farragut in Mobile Bay 1864. President Wilson proclaims United States neutral in World War I 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yana
Rome
N.Y
Community letters urge reform and leadership in county governance
A July 23 1945 letter from Dorothy Thompson and residents laments local governance inertia urging McHinker to head departments and push merit based appointments. They demand open minded leaders, critique fossilized thinking and call for accountable county management and renewed agricultural policy. They urge stronger civic effort to support livestock and natural resource development.
Weathers Family Visits Grant Weathers Home in Ashland
Henry Weathers and his wife and children Gladys Bruce and Paul travel to Ashland on Thursday to visit the Grant Weathers home. Sergeant Harland Wyrick also noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Henry Weathers
Gladys
Bruce
Paul
Ashland
Grant ‘Weathers
Harland Wyrick
Coos River Visitors At England and Burt Homes
Mr and Mrs Frank Rountree and son James of Coos River visited I B England home on Monday. Mrs George Senith Sherley and Dean and John Burt of Ten Mile visited Trey Burt home on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rountree
Eon James
Coos River
I. B. England
George Senith
Sherley and Dean
John Burt
Ten Mile
Trey Burt
Trailer Smashed In Road Accident Near Bridge
Jease Dunning of Myrtle Point rounded a curve on the Myrtle Creek road when his trailer carrying camping equipment was struck by a car. The impact rammed the trailer into a tree but caused no injuries. Dunning was en route to Camp Myrtlewood for a Brethren gathering of about 200 Oregon campers. Stanley Keller of Medford directs the camp, with Dunning serving as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jease Dunning
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Creek
Bridge
Dunning
Camp Myrtlewood
Church of the Brethren
Oregon
Stanley Keller
Medford
Danning
Pfc
Cotton Liles
Service members return from furlough duties at Camp Adair
The report notes a service member aborting furlough and reporting for duty. It mentions visits by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Oerding and daughter Geraldine of Myrtle Creek to Mr. and Mrs. E. Gescwen, and by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wooldridge of Medford to Mr. and Mrs. John Sampson. The Wooldridges plan a return visit for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Adair
Walter Oerding
Geraldine
E. Gescwen
Myrtle Creek
Frank Wooldridge
Medford
John Sampson
Local News Notes From Coquille Area
Sitkum Mrs Eimer Wilson Vernon Cope of Coquille helped with hay making at the Elwin Alford home this past week. Mrs Ernest Krewson returned Saturday after three weeks in Mast hospital with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Ivan Laird left Montay for a two day business trip to Portland where Mrs Laird will consult an eye specialist. Mr and Mrs Stewart Rodger of Coquille visited Rex Brown over the weekend. Mrs Lorraine Miller of Portland is visiting at the Mike Oberman home this week. Percy Strode, home from Germany, visits his brother Elmer Strode. he has a 30 day furlough before resuming training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Krewson
Mast Hospital
Ivan Laird
Montay
Portland
Leird
Stewart Rodger
Coquille
Rex Brown
Lorraine Miller
Mike Oberman
Percy Strode
Germany
Elmer Strode
Pomona Grange Meeting Attended by Nell Ray
Mrs Nell Ray attended the Pomona Grange meeting in Bandon Saturday evening. Other attendees gathered for the Pomona event, reflecting local civic engagement and community organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomonsa,Mra
Nell Ray
Pomona Grange
Bandon
Maet
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Wilson
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Mc @hinker
NuUbnee
Tle
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Conon
Atate Leapite
Jwilling
Deep Dish
Dorothy Thompson
Ladies’ Eome Journal
Mrs
Louis Land
Audrey Goodman
Sitkum
Vernon Cope
Elwin Alford
Member
Federal Reserve System
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