Trapper Encounters Two Explorers Near Indian Shrine and Firerock
In the early 1800s a trapper Sandy McGuire camps east of Port Orford near the Sixes and Elk river headwaters. He befriends explorers Dr Evans and Captain Hoyt, learns of an old Pow wow site and a meteorite rock. The party charms two elderly chieftains who recount a legend of the Firerock and the Great Swalalahist. They collect a three pound rock fragment later studied as a meteorite parasite and sent to a Vienna museum.
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Sandy McGuire
Port Orford
McGuire
Sixes River
Johnson Creek
Mac
Rogue River
Coquille River
Redman
Ian Summer
Sandy
Redbank Gap
de Silas Evans
Eldon Hoyt
Cap'n
Old Brown Rock
Dr Evans
Pacific
Loggina
Hoyt
How
Metsuires
Thieftain
Paleface
Captain Hoyt
National Capitol
Vienna
Austria
Dr. Evang
Backyard Barbecue Solves War Time Entertainment
War era entertainment shifts boost backyard barbecues from coast to coast. Cullen's Barbee-Cues tips advise slicing frankfurters to prevent curling, using coals not flames, and cooking steaks thickly while trimming surplus fat. Suggestions cover hamburger form and cooking to preferred doneness with Cullen guaranteeing barbecues satisfy all tastes.
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California
Maine
Max O. Cullen
Cullen
Pete Smith
Frank
Alice
Meteorite mystery on Bald Knob trail sparks old prospecting tale
Three 1900 prospectors near Bald Knob chase a strange brown rock. A dynamite blast yields a five by nine foot meteorite chunk rich in nickel but of little value. Experts note the object may have formed site in a meteorite fragment and warn no one should disturb the National Forest resting place.
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Elgin
Bald Knob
Dr Elgin
Curley
Bill Whited
Big A Jackson
Bob Munroe
Big al
Doc Elgin
Bill
Bob
Evans
Élda
Department of Geology
Washington, D. C
J. S. Diller
Dr. Diller
Smithsonian Institute
Dr. Elgin
National Forrest
Port Orford
Bald Knobridge
War Bonds Push for Aerial Camera Purchases
The Army and Navy rely on serial cameras for reconnaissance and battle planning. Priced around 3400 dollars, these aerial cameras provide bold relief mappings of enemy territory. Citizens urged to invest at least ten percent of income daily to help reach the War Bond quota.
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Army
Navy
U.S Tressury Department
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C. D. Elgin
Kentucky
Joe Clark
Bald Knob Ridge
Dr. Seuss
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