Livestock Meeting Set at Myrtle Point High School
All county livestock groups are urged to attend a meeting at Myrtle Point High School next Saturday April 1 at 1 60 a m George Jenkins county agricultural agent says plans will be made for Coos county representation at the Western Oregon Livestock association meeting in Eugene April 4 and 5 A report on the Marketing association activities will be given and predatory animal control will be discussed A county committee on predatory animal control will be elected or appointed to work with the government trapper Dogs and sheep-killing control will also be discussed
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Edn
Smith Hughes
Myrtle Point High School
George Jenkins
Coes County
Western Oregon Livestock Association
Eugene
Marketing Association
Coosa Curry
Livestock Association
Bear Emerges Early From Winter Quarters on South Fork
Government hunter Clarence Mullens visited a cave on the Jake Hayes place on the South Fork to rouse bears from hibernation. He found only one bear had emerged, leaving a large foot imprint in the snow while the others were reportedly trapped on Hayes sheep ranges.
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Clarence Mullens
Jake Hayes
South Fork
Hisden
Mullena
Mullens
Hayes
Livestock Men To Meet at Eugene
The Western Oregon Livestock association sets April 4 and 5 for its annual meeting in Eugene. A Tindgren announces the event with executive committee members forming the convention committee to study marketing labor disease and predatory animal control. Er L Potter OC will be a principal speaker. All western Oregon livestock growers are invited.
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Western Oregon Livestock Association
Beeat
Eugene
Bn A. Tindhtren
Ardent R. L. Jones
Clifton
Er. L. Potter
Department of Agricultural Economies
O. C
Oregon
Lindgren
School Officers Meet Monday in Myrtle Pops
District school clerks and directors gather at Myrtle Pops city hall next Monday to discuss school reports and review legal matters affecting school work.
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Myrtle Pops
Man Dies of Gunshot Wound at East Town Home
Claude H. Chamberlain 33 was found dead at his east town home from a 28 gauge shotgun blast. Dr. H J Thomas, acting coroner, ruled death due to self inflicted gunshot. Funeral set for Friday at 2 p.m. in Myrtle Point. interment Norway Cemetery. Survived by wife three children mother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude H. Chamberlain
H. J. Thomas
Oscar Parrish
Chamberlain
Thomas
Gladys Chamberlain
C. W. Kilne Logging Company
Herbert
Kenneth
Nellie Ann
Mia
Rediling
Calif
Alta Robertson
Redding
Dorothy Talmmige
Bremerton
Wash
Port Orford Man Buried Here Tuesday
Clinton G Burgess 54 of Port Orford dies after heart ailment at Mast hospital and is buried in Norway cemetery. Funeral held at Schroeder chapel Myrtle Point with Rev George W Mathiassen officiating. survived by wife Emily Burgess two sons Clinton Jr. and George W Burgess two brothers Ben and Frank and five sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Bergees
Schroeder
Myrtle
Clinton G. Burgess
Port Orford
Mast Hospital
George W. Mathiasen
Marshfield
Norway Cemetery
Burgesa
Coose County
Epworth
Iowa
Baltimore
Emily Burgess
Clinton, Jr
Geo. W Burgess
Atterbury
Ind
Ben Burgess
Denmark
Ore
Frank
Cave Jc
J F. Schroeder
Way
Jesse Chalmers
Portland
Rena Garroutte
Bandon
Winnifred Ford
Vancouver
Wash
Florence Hermann
Much Canned Goods Used Here
Rationing has not emptied shelves in Coos county. A. H. Nugent of the American Can Company cites government data showing 219,144 cans used monthly in the county. He notes per capita 1943 consumption at .236 cans daily and that millions of cans are shipped abroad for war needs.
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Coos County
A. H. Nugent
American Can Company
Nugent
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economica
America
Boiler For Community Cannery Moves Ahead In Town
A small boiler purchased from Kenneth Anaper on the North Fork will be hauled by truck to power a community cannery project. Arthur Bennett is hired by the Union High School board to supervise the 30 by 70 foot frame building, with Ted Kirsch supervising again as work speeds toward early summer operation.
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Kenneth Anaper
North Fork
Magic Street
Arthur Bennett
Union High School Board
Ted Kirsch
F. F. A. Banquet Draws Big Crowd At High School
More than 90 Future Farmers and parents attended the Friday night Parent and Protege Potluck in the high school gym. The event substituted for the usual banquet due to rationing and featured a chapter opening ceremony, officers, entertainment, and letters awarded to seven basketball players for twelve quarters played. L. H. Pearce was named honorary member.
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Dean Heistand
Willard Lucas
Melvin Zamwalt
Gene Hansen
Jack la
Jade Krewson
Donald Davenport
Murl Laird
Melvin Zumwalt
Alan Bishop
Testing Finished In North Coos District Dairy Tests
Dairy cattle testing for Bangs disease and tuberculosis in northern Coos county nears completion led by Dr. Pierre Souillard and a team from the Bureau of Animal Industry. Dairymen outside the area can request testing by sending herd details to the county agent in Coquille. Efforts pursue a regional control area west of Riverton to the Curry county line with vaccination to follow in other regions. New bank employee Miss Ann Furman begins duties at Security Bank after leaving Pearce Garage.
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Bang
Coos County
Pierre Souillard
Bureau of Animal Industry
Coquille
Souillard
Riverton
Curry County
Ann Furman
Pearce
Finis
War News From Home And Abroad In Brief
Telegrams report developments as family members of Lucas Ine and Mr and Mrs Larry receive updates from the War Department. Messages describe sons serving in the Pacific, a sailor promoted in Australia, and others returning to duty or writing home from Hawaii and the South Pacific. Wedding trip notes and Red Cross praise accompany letters from England and the Marshall Islands.
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Mra
Maxine Dement
War Department
Benth Pacific
A. D
Wier Northep
Nancese
Nawall
Chas
A. Schellhammer
Keith Mye
Navy
Minuntenye
Sara Kay
A. J. Mayse
Joseph H. Tadlock
Australia
USA
Vern Knight
San Francisco
Lawrence Knight
Bridge
Red Cross
R A Pointer
England
Wendell Hall
Los Angeles
California
Reno
Nev
Merchant Marine Service
Hall
Nick Perkins
South Pacific
Roy Miller
Roy, Jr
Jeland
States
Roy
Gulf
Bea- Bees
Bempert Ceetrate
Jon Lindley
Marshall—Islands
Gion Eo
Melbourne
Ketel
Time Here For Early Planting In V Gardens
Early spring planting guidance urges sowing after March 10 when weather is dry. Recommend radishes spinach onions lettuce cabbage and kale transplants with shallow seeds and firm watering. Extension Bulletin 614 offers depth, spacing and seed quantities via county agent offices in Coquille.
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Ted Kirsek
Coquille
Mrs Norris Dies After Yearlong Illness at Mast Hospital
Mrs Ernest Norris, wife of Ernest Norris, died at the Mast hospital around 4 30 this morning after an illness of more than a year. Funeral arrangements were not set. Surviving are three daughters Mrs Cecil Hartley Myrtle Point Mrs Paul McNate Coquille and Miss Genevieve Norris in the WAVES stationed in Washington.
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Ernest Norris
Mast Hospital
Norris
Cecil Hartley
Myrtle Point
Paul McNate
Coquille
Genevieve Norris
Washington
Soldier Awarded Medal and Wounded in Action Report
An army bulletin from Bougainville lists a recipient awarded a Distinguished Action Medal with a blue ribbon and silver border. The husband of Mrs Faye Dement, son of Mr and Mrs Ellie Dement of Myrtle Point, is wounded and in hospital. details on injuries are not disclosed.
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Cpl
Leonard Moore
Army Air Corps
Tonopah
Nev
Filbert
Albany
Whele
Cpl. Moore
States
Alaskan
Engineer Corps
C. P. Moore
Grandan Net Lest
J L. Crosby
Medford
Mra. N. A. Gant
James Lee, Jr
Merchant Marine
Navy Department
Crosby
Wayne Cook
India
Capt
Taj Mahal
Breuer
Beck
O K
Texas
Fiji
Kooke” Neal
Neal Boys
Jimmie K
Navy
Gue
Puerto Rico
Pfe
Russell A. Dement
Myrtle Point
Bougainville
Vanth, Donia
Guzalcanal
Si Lavela
Army
Faye Dement
Ellie Dement
Dement
England
Hugo Michel
Lee
Sgt
Melvin Michel
Britain
Bennie Breuer
Republicans File for Offices in Marshfield Meeting
Nine Republican candidates filed for county offices at a Marshfield Studio building gathering attended by precinct committeemen from across the county. County chairman Raleigh D. Greene presided as L D Felsheim of Banden was mentioned among attendees.
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Marshfield
Waldemar Gurfey
Raleigh D. Greene
L. D. Felsheim
Banden
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North Coos
NewsiBive
Lucas
Ine
Mr. the and
Larry
Wayne Morris
University of Oregon Law School
The
Nations Labor Relations Board
Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce
Jack & Jill Cafe