Notices to Creditors and Final Account in Coos County
Estate notices from Coos County Oregon announce Marie Maas as Executrix of George Anton Maas deceased and Wallace B. Dement as Ancillary Administrator of Holmes C. Burke deceased. Creditors must file claims within six months. A final account hearing is set for July 14 at 10 a.m. in the Coos County Courthouse with objections due by then.
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George Anton "Maas
Ervin L. Peterson
Oregon
Coos
Wallace B. Dement
Myrtle Point
Marie Maas
George Anton Maas
Holmes C. Burke
Coos County
State of
Reuben Harrison Mast, Jr
Coquille
Dora News: Local Farewells and District Meeting
Mrs. M C Miller fractured two ribs last week. Joe Tadlock enlisted in the Navy after attending a Fairview chicken dinner with Perry Neal’s host. Dora’s annual school meeting approved the budget with Mildred Laston re elected clerk and Harvey Calton elected director for three years.
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O. G. Benckh
Dora
M. C Miller
Hazel Oberman
Joe Tadlock
A. J. Mayse
Perry Neal
Fairview
Joe
Navy
Fred Minard
Oakland
Harold Shepherd
Clive Stevenson
Roseburg
Gail Bunch
Portland
Steve Dubos
Patricia
Jack O'Sullivan
McKinley
Bunch
Vernon Hooper
Myrtle Point
Mildred Laston
Harvey Calton
H Kk
Sehpherd
Caught Creek Community Notes and Elections
The Alder Creek school board held its annual meeting with Louis Shindell re elected clerk and Carl Bushnell elected director for three years. Local residents hosted visitors from Langlois Dellwood Marshfield Camas Valley Myrtle Point and Portland. Jimmy Bushnell received treatment at Shrine Hospital after a Portland trip. A hunting rifle ad sparked a local inquiry as the week closed.
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Carl Bushnell
Catching Creek
Alder Creat
Louis Shindell
Clark
William Edwards
Langlois
Ben H. Held
Forreat Miller
Dellwood
Sam Stevens
Marshfield
Jimmy
Portland
Shrineospital
Milk consumes most in fluid form in the United States
The article states Americans drink the most milk in fluid form and averages about 276 quarts per person per year when curbing intake to one pint per adult and one quart per child. It notes milk as the nation’s top protective feed and highlights butter production needing 187 quarts of milk per 16.6 pounds of butter.
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United States
Commendation for Mining Association Efforts in Oregon
Bob Harrison praises the Southwestern Oregon Minerals Association for persistently pushing federal attention to regional mineral resources. He cites Mrs. Minie King of Powers and urges claim owners to cooperate, supply data on ore bodies and deposit locations, and support a practical approach to surveying Squaw Basin and Eden Ridge deposits.
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Bob Harrison
Southwestern Oregon Minerals Association
Coquille
Minie King
Powers
Squaw Basin
Eden Ridge
Township 38
W. Wm
Dept. of Interior
Diller
Liljegren
Kasmeyer
Northwest CCC role in farm labor and fire risk eyed
Portland editors report that CCC funding debates may threaten summer camps, with rural lawmakers urged to keep farm boys in CCC. CCC enrollment shifted away from farms from 1940 to 1941, raising concerns over labor for Deschutes project and Wickup dam as fire prevention teams remain in pine and Douglas fir regions.
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Portland
Ore
Senate
House
CCC
Deschutes
John Page
Senate Appropriations Committee
Wicksup
Page
Defense program and patriotic push for mineral production
The piece argues that all available strategic materials must be mobilized for defense and condemns critics who oppose efforts to boost mineral production. It describes such critics as obstructionists who oppose national needs and would rather profit from conflict.
Campaign to sign up men and women regardless of race
The article discusses efforts to register men and women without regard to race or religion, notes inclusion of the physically handicapped, and reports thousands registered with disabled individuals securing jobs. It also questions Congress on McNutt’s authority for a work or fight program under selective service.
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Congress
McNutt
Selective Service
National Capitol
Washington
Navy Department
Congressional Dllegations
Columbia River
Lower Columbia
Longview
Vetch Seld
Oregon
Triple A
Northwest
War Production Board
WPB
Office of Defense Transportation
United Nations
War Department
UDT
Maritime Commission
Herald Maintains 2 Dollar Yearly Subscriptions
The Herald keeps the annual subscription price at $2.00 despite rising costs. The management asks readers for cooperation and urges prompt renewal to help sustain the present rate.
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Herald
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DR. DE LA Rhue
J. R. Bunch
Leird
Pumpa and Supplies
J. H Thomas
Myrtle Joint
Ed Peet
Ward Crex
Herald Office
Hilco
Sandy & Sons
Willow and Eth Sts
McClellan
Bridge
Claude Shipp
TE Et Stenton
Vennun
Usda ‘War Boardaode
Jesse Clinton
G. McClellan
Security Bank
D. Pulford
Ubaiy “AtEew
First National
Bank
Siameeton
Pru Roe Eae
Meas
Dr. de la Rhne
J. R. Bench
Andeie
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