Bears as pets or pests stir Curry county debate in 1944
Readers debate if bears threaten sheep in Curry and Coos counties. The Curry court budgets 1800 for bear scalp bounties while coordinating with Del Norte and federal agencies. Myrtle Point editor disputes claims of bears as killers, citing sheep losses.
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Herald Press
Arthur R. Jones
Myrtle Point
Coos County
Oregon
Arthur R. Jone
Kelly” Jones
Altogher
Coos Bay
Curry County
Suaer Ek
Ite
Hunter
Esse
Nimrod
Joe Nilson
Langlois
Robert Miller
del Norte County
California
State Game Commission
Federal Fish and Wild Life Service
Lans Leneve
Leneve
Arthur R Jones
Jones
The
Herald
Myrtle Point Oregon
Lana Leneve
Bear
Stake in the Future promised by state feed advisory
The state feed advisory committee plans to ground and blend mixers to provide additional protein and elements normally supplied by barley or other grains, aiming to support future food supplies.
Lutheran Church Services Schedule
Nee De Me careoLte ar every Sunday at 0 30 a m LUT ERAN CHURCH Rev George A Mathiaska Pastor Services are held every second and fourth Sunday at 2 20 p m at Mrs Clarke s studio above post office building Everyone cordially invited St Mark s Episcopal Rev Robert Greene Vicar Holy Communion first Sunday in month at 8 10 p m Evening Prayer this Sunday in month at 3 00 p m
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Tnd
Eran Church
George ‘A. Mathiaska
ST. Mark's
Robert Greene
Old Half-Way House Destroyed by Fire on Coos Bay Road
A Saturday report notes the 1904 destruction of the Half-Way House on the Coos Bay Wagon Road, once a pioneer landmark, leaving local residents mourning its loss. The item also mentions various regional happenings and historical notes from the area.
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Coos Bay
Japan
Usham Cox
Floral Creek
Curry County
Isham
George Sypher
Marshfield
Coos County
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Pleasant Point Social Notes From Pleasant Pot
Pleasant Point items list visitors and calls at homes of local residents. Names include Mrs Wm Watson, Mr and Mrs Warne Water, Doug Lan Extward and Steve, Will Fite, Jack Monroe, Kent Marsters, Roy Spires, James McWilliams, and John Neal among Gaylord and Catching Creek connections. The report closes with returning guests from Gaylord.
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Speers
William Warner
Warne Water
William Watson
James McWilliams
Gaylord
Canning Methods Recommendations At State Conference
A Portland state conference on home food preservation reached agreement on accessible canning methods for safety and quality. National standards align with Oregon adaptations, emphasizing hot water bath for certain fruits, steam pressure for non acidic foods, open kettle for relishes, and cautions against over and under processing with steam bath and pasteurization guidance.
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Portland
Oregon
USDA
Oregon State College
Porth
Molasses supply update eases Oregon farmers fears
Administrative aides and the War Production Board announce release of 80,000 more gallons of molasses for immediate use in Oregon. They say dealers will be allowed flexible allotments to meet needs for grass silage and other uses, with a new base plan replacing the old 1941 limit. The official note that plenty of molasses is stored locally and available should reassure farmers.
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Gaweer
AAA
Corvaille
Rey 1
Oregon
Donaldson
Cone
Oregon approves 625 tons of dry peas for June feed
R B Taylor chairman of the state USDA war board announces an allocation of 625 tons of dry peas for June as an additional protein supplement in mixed feeds in Oregon. The peas were purchased from canning growers under an arrangement to ensure ample planting for a maximum pack of the diet program.
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Oregon
R. B Taylor
Usda War Board
Canning
Community Bond Sale Plans and Local Visits Around Remote
Special report from Remote on June 22 details a community bond sale plan to be held Sunday at the schoolhouse with a potluck lunch and auction. It notes local visits by Mrs Pow Lancaster and others, and confirms Vernon Sell’s reelection as director and Maude England as clerk at the school meeting.
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Joe Metager
Pfe
Len Metzger
Italy
Len
Pow
Lancaster
Gregory
Ivan Cribbins
Ronald
Kay
Bridge
L. B. Jennings
A . Thomas
Myrtle Point
Mra Moore
England
Ro Jennings
Vernon Sell
Coquille
Maude England
Sitkum Annual School Meeting and Community Visits
Sitkum Oregon June 22 special report details the annual school meeting in the gym where Mrs Elmer Strode was elected clerk and Elmer Wilson director as the budget was approved. Visitors include Mrs Myrtle Merwin of Los Angeles staying two weeks with relatives. distant travel and local social rounds involve the Gray and Merwin families, Lairds, and Jenkins.
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Sitkum
Elmer Strode
Elmer Wilson
Myrtle Merwin
Los Angeles
Calif
Herman Gray
Oscar Durrell
Harold Mullen
Charlene
Eva Dell Merwin
Marshfield
Coquille
Kenneth Laird
Belle Laird
Binger Laird
Roseburg
Arthur Jenkins
Sarah Walker
Harrisburg
Mrs. Jenkins
London
Jenkins
Grants Pass
Ivan Laird
Eugene
W A
Nickason
Catching Creek Ladies Host Fathers Day Picnic
The Friendly Neighbors' club held a picnic dinner at the Catching Creek schoolhouse on Fathers' Day Sunday. A large crowd attended and enjoyed the event and good company.
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Catching Creek
Ladies of the Friendly Neighbors
Local Families Visit and Travel Notes From Empire and Marshfield
The report notes Ralph of 8 will study in Chicago for several months. Marie Lakey Arlene Ronald and Claire Bushnell visited Sunes at Mr. and Mrs. Lester Higgins home in Cement Creek. Wilbur McCue LaWayne Ted and Robert Smith called in Marshfield last Saturday. G E West and Joyce visited Austin Clinton and Mrs. Clinton in Empire on Tuesday.
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Clatriet m
Alder’ Crest
LaWayne
Ted
Robert Smith
Marshfield
G. E. West
Joyce
Austin Clinton
Empire
Faith church notices reflect Sunday services across denominations
Methodist T J Pryor presides with Sunday school at 10 am and a conference Sunday absence from 11 am. Presbyterian J R Wiley speaks at 1 pm worship. Assembly of God C H Finley leads 10 am school and 11 am morning worship with other services. Brethren Marion Btern hosts 10 am services and 11 am classes with 8 pm sermon. Latter Day Saints J S Giberson conducts 10 am church school and 11 am preaching, plus 8 pm Sunday and weekly 8 pm midweek sessions. Church of the Brethren offers 10 am services, 11 am worship with sermon, 8 pm evening service, and prayer hours. all welcome.
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Presbyterian Church
J R Wiley
Assembly OF God
C. HO Finley
Frierary
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H P Nelson
Hinthase Careing
Fay
Egan
Jim Brown
Powers 3
Utye
Marehffe
Ber
Pleasant Point
Mrs. Wm Watson
Rosebery
James McWilliam
John Neal
Englanag
Methodist
T. J. Pryor
Latter Day Saints
Giberson
Church OF the Brethren
Marion M. Btern
Alk County
Treasury
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