Townsend Club Hosts Irish Program At Potluck Dinner
The Townsend club and local Legion members held a potluck dinner with a program featuring Mrs Cox and other attendees. Birthday notices for Mrs Joe Johnson and her sons Jim and Joe appear, while Mrs James Vaughan relocates to Richland Washington with her family joining defense work.
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Ie' Daide
Pers Orford High School
Bieae
San
Wari
San Matay Calid
Union High School
Townsend
The
Legion
Washington
Mra
James
Vaughan
Richlard
Wash
Husdand
Jimmie
Dude
Billie
Vaughans
St. Louis Mo
Chrome Corporation
Safeway
OSC To Help In Farm Labor Problem This Year
The Oregon State Extension Service reports preparation of a 1944 farm labor program under Public Law 229 after a conference in Del Rio. With one year of experience to build on and earlier start, plans aim for smooth operation amid growing manpower shortages and federal funding to land grant extension services.
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OSC
O & C. Extension Service
Oregon
Congress
William A Schoenfeld
JR. Beck
Land Grant
Whitaker Funeral Held Monday in Myrtle Point
Funeral services for James Eugene Whitaker were held Monday at 2 PM at Schroeder Funeral Chapel. Whitaker, born March 13, 1902 in Chrisney Indiana, died last Thursday at Mast hospital. Interment followed in Norway Cemetery. Survivors include his mother Belle Whitaker of Myrtle Point and sister Mrs Elton Spires of San Pedro California.
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Schroeder
James Eugene Whitaker
Mast Hospital
Hugh T Mitchelmore
Presbyterian Church
Klamath Falls
Norway Cemetery
Mr. Whitaker
Chrisney
Ind
Wyrtle Point
Mar
Union High School
University of Oregon
Coos County
Belle Whitaker
Myrtle Point
Elton Spires
San Pedro Calif
Wilson Funeral Held in Dora for Charles M. Wilson
Funeral services were conducted Saturday at the Dora chapel for Charles M. Wilson who died the previous Wednesday at his daughter’s Sitkum home. Elder Wm Barnett led the service with interment in Dora cemetery. Born October 6 1872 in Bedford Town he moved to Camas Valley at age four and later to Sitkum. He was married to Misa Kirkendahl who preceded him in death in 1942. Survivors include daughters Mrs W A Nickason and Mrs Ivan Laird of Sitkum and sons Elmer Wilson of Sitkum and Edward of North Bend.
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Dora
Charles M. Wilson
Sitkum
Wm Barnett
Mr. Wilson
Bedford
Town
Camas Valley
Misa Kirkendah
W A. Nickason
Ivan Laird
Elmer Wilson
Edward
North Bend
Caution Advised In Preparing Pork
Officials warn that proper cooking of pork is essential to prevent trichinosis. Recent Oregon cases and deaths highlight dangers from uncooked offal and garbage-fed hogs. The disease can mimic flu or other illnesses and has no simple cure once contracted.
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State Department of Agiculture
Oregon
DW Oh
Lythe
Department
Division of Animal Industry
Trichinosis Warding Rules Circulating in Pork Advice
Health guidance advises cooking pork thoroughly to eliminate parasites. Cook thick cuts to well done until no pink remains and heat sausages and large portions for at least 30 minutes per inch. Use a meat thermometer to check internal temperature in the center.
Canned Foods Should be Boiled Warns Homemakers
Oregon State College warns homemakers to boil all home canned non acid vegetables meats and fish before use. A color coded sticker from the Oregon Nutrition committee urges boiling for 10 minutes at altitudes over 3000 feet and 15 minutes for large pieces. Canning tips note wartime tin cans may have pin holes after a year and suggest using tin cans first.
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Oregon State College
Oregon Nutrition Committee
Ava Blam
Mailbag readers praise paper from Oregon to Myrtle Point
A subscriber in North Hollywood and a reader in Myrtle Point, Oregon, commend the paper for connection to home, hunting and fishing items, and local farming interest. They offer to distribute real estate literature and bug catching reports, noting broad readership among locals and workers.
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North Hollywood
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Lewis O’callahan
War Food program to recruit foreign labor for state farms
The War Food administration plans to recruit foreign labor and allocate workers to communities and farms in the state. After arrival, workers will be under state extension services for housing and other arrangements, with camps possibly run by the War Food administration or the Extension Service.
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War Food Administration
Extensien Norvies Aa Far
Farma Ia
Exten
Unclear Draft on Labor Rule Ties and Car Supplies
A fragment discusses labor rules for adults with out-of-state ties and a condition that applies only when car supplies are inadequate. It lacks clear entities or dates to identify a specific event or organization.
Time and Money: Six Years and More Than Nine to See
A fragmented line hints at a long process spanning six years and exceeding nine figures in cost. The text appears as a garbled OCR excerpt, offering minimal clear facts beyond duration and substantial expense.
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