Lumber shortage sparks warTime urgency in timber industry
Ralph Moore warns Washington wartime policy on lumber worsens shortages. Reduced production and manpower drain hamper Pacific war demands. WPB measures to accelerate supply face criticism as soldiers rely on timber for shelter and ships, with grim outlook for the rest of the year.
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WPS
Milia
WPB
Mid-West
South
Pacific Northwest
Sataho
Avidira
Pacific
America
Funeral Services for Charles Stephen Warner Held
Charles Stephen Warner died July 19 after three days illness. He was born April 11 1867 on the Warner homestead at Broadbent and spent his life in this section. He is survived by his wife three daughters six granddaughters and one great grandchild two sisters and several brothers. Interment was in the Warner family cemetery at Broadbent under the Rev Phillip Ryan officiating.
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Lincoln
Neb
Wrontington
Genevieve Norris
The
Waves
Michigan
Lora McNair
Coquille
Loma Hartley
City
Brothers
Chelan
Wash
Clearwater
Ned
Lillian Ban
Charles Stephen Warner
Masthoapita
Ar Ness
Warner
Cemecy
Broadbent
Re. Philip Ryan
Harve Johnson
Mt. Shubeta
Calif
Vernon
Willamette Valley
Coos Bay
Selden
Local News Briefs From South Myrtle Point
Mrs. and Mr. Whitney in England for 17 months. Melvin Mitchell of the Army Air Corps visiting grandparents. interchanges of relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fetch and Mrs. Ernest Pearson and daughter Mary Lynn of Roseburg. Charles Royer to Los Angeles after two weeks with Grover Royer. Twyla Royer returns from Valset with guest Miss Marjorie Cobb. Emerson Whitney and baby dined with Mr. and Mrs. Crook of Arago. Mrs. W H Cartwright returns from Southern California after two months visiting relatives.
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R. Whitney
Aer
England
Melvin Mitchell
Army Air Corps
Jacob Fetch
Ernest Pearson
Mary Lynn
Roseburg
Lennie Clark
Betty
D. R. Case
Grover Royer
Charles Royer
Los Angeles
Calif
Twyla Royer
Valsett
Marjorie Cobb
Emerson Whitney
Baby
Charles Crook
Arago
W .H. Carticle
California
Pleas ant Point Residents Picnicked at Orchard Park
Pleasant Point residents Mrs M Gearham and Mr and Mrs Floyd Peterson with family and Mr and Mrs Wm Watson picnicked at Orchard Park above Powers. George Mycre returned home Monday after two weeks in hospital. Roy Spires and family visited Sunday at the homes of Mr Ore Mareters and Mr Jack.
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Floyd Peterson
Coquille
Wm. Watson
Pleasant Point District
Orchard Park
Powers
George Mycre
Hapital
Roy Spires
Ore Mareters
Jack
Local visits and travel among Creeks residents
Mr Carl Ward returned from Seattle where she visited relatives. Mrs Marlon Lakey and children and Mary Lee Bushnell were visitors to Coquille on Tuesday. Mrs Carl Bushnell and son James left for Portland. Mr and Mrs R H McCall and Mildred Harris were callers at the Farrell Ransin home in Gatson system recently.
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Carl Ward
Seattle
Curry Farms In Curry County Increase Reported
The Curry County 1945 farm census shows 616 farms, up from 607 in 1936 and 276 in 1940, with 131,457 acres of land. Paul N. Plank, census supervisor for Oregon District two, announced the figures from Eugene. The average farm size is 213 acres, reflecting preliminary 1945 data.
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Curry
Asahown
Paul N. Plank
Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Curry County
Unclear fragments from 1945 census and Plank land plans
Fragmentary text references a 1945 census, land plots at Arma and land forms, and plans announced by the Soe Commun with Mr. Plank noted as paid, as reported from Wasi.
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Arma
Plank
Soe
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