Local Fair Shows Wide Range of Livestock Winners
Read like a comprehensive prize list from the county fair with names such as Billy Sumerlin Coquille Louis Lund Gaylord Merle Lund Myrtle Point and judges decisions across cattle sheep horses poultry and allied divisions. The event features beef and dairy cattle sheep goats hogs horses poultry and pet stock with awards for best breeds and grand champions.
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Calvin Fults
Coquille
James
Statrr
Gladys Domenighini
Bandon
Blule
Jay Hepler
Bulards
Fern Nickagon
Gitlium
Junior Worris
Riverton
Barbara Willis
Cooston
Colleen Ingersoll
Sunnyhill
Patty Wallen Powers
Jersey
Frances Ferri
Kenneth Benniksen
Billy Sumerlin
Coquilleram
Louis Lund
Gaylord
Ewe
Merle Lund
Verne Elliott
Dan Nesbit
Abe Lefton
Homer Holomb
Tovon
Screemsen
United States War Department
Local Gossip Notes From Gaylord And Nearby Towns
Mrs Gladys Bob and Mrs Earl Caster left for Oakland California accompanied by their parents Mr and Mrs John Warner as far as Ashland. Jack Warner returned to Fort Lewis after a 10 day furlough with his parents. Mrs A H Howard drove to Coquille. Mr and Mrs Arnold from Santa Barbara Calif recently purchased the Lewis Eisele ranch and moved into their new home. Mrs Kenneth Rolfe of Powers and others drove to Portland returning Friday. Carey Bones and family enjoyed the State Fair in Salem two weeks ago. Jim Neal was a dinner guest of Mrs Clinton Carman. Roy Luttrell and Thomas Luttrell attended the fair and dined with A W Carman in Myrtle Point. Adolphus Mayon spent Gundly night with his brother Mares.
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B D Bones
Gaylord
Specia
Gladys Bob
Earl Caster
Oakland
California
John Warner
Ashland
Jack Warner
Fort Lewis
A H Howard
Coquille
Arnold
Santa Barbara
Calif
Lewis Eisele Ranch
Kenneth Rolfe
Powers
Kermit Hayes
H D Bones
Gordon Medford
Marshfield
Portland
Carey Bones
Salem
Jim Neal
Broadbent Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Corporal William Zimmerman of the 79th Quartermaster Co on 5-day leave spent time with his mother Mrs Edna Zimmerman before returning to Fort Ord California. Local guests included Mr and Mrs Earl Littell Jr Chester Carlson and Mr and Mrs Floyd Way. 4-H clubs formed at Broadbent school with Mrs Arrell and Miss Fish in charge. Various visits and travel noted among residents, including plans to Oakland Myrtle Creek Coquille and Port Orford.
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Lester Hansen
William Zimmermen
79Th Quartermester Co
Fort Ord
Calif
Edna Zimmerman
Washington
Martin Lassen
Corp
William Zimmerman
Earl Littell Jr
Marshfield
Chester Carlson
Grants Pass
Floyd
In Our Mailbag Howard Pagers Noted Fort Richardson
A wartime column from Fort Richardson Alaska includes notes by Corporal Howard Pagers in the Fourth Infantry. He compiles stay observations during service. the Yukon River and other regional details appear in his submissions.
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Howard Pagers
Fourth Infantry
Fort Richardson
Alaska
Yukon
Alaska Facts and Farm Policy Notes
Alaska trivia hints at Capes lights and extremes while McKinley soars as North America’s tallest peak. The piece covers Arctic distance, strawberry belt Anchorage, and energy needs in cold stations. It also outlines soil conserving land rules and payments under a 1941 program, plus anticipated changes.
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Cape &T. Eilask
Cordova
Alaska
Esme
Alséka
T. McKinley
North America
Anchorage
Arctic Circle
Donaldson
Substitutes For Aluminum Found Useful In War Time
Report from the United States Department of Agriculture states utensils made of materials other than aluminum perform as well for preserving food elements. Cast iron porcelain enamelware glass and tin or earthenware serve top stove and oven cooking. Quick cooking preserves nutrition and small individual pieces from local hardware stores suffice.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Dorothy Bishop
1942 AAA program changes for Oregon farms
The Oregon AAA office announces the main changes for 1942: elimination of total soil depletion and a uniform soil conservation requirement for each farm. There were no commercial vegetable allotments, but special allotments will be set again for wheat and potatoes.
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N C Donaldson
AAA
Wicer
Oregon
Poets Earn More From Anthology Inclusions
Publishers and poets often make less from selling a single poetry book than from fees charged for licensing poems to anthologies. The note highlights how multiple rights sales can exceed direct book sales revenue, influencing poets and publishers to seek anthology placements.
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Pdets
Dusting radiators with damp cloth and paper
To prevent dust from scattering use a lightly dampened cloth on the radiator with paper beneath. Then dust with a long handled brush to capture dust efficiently. The cloth and paper collect the dust as you work.
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Bonniksen
K. Bonniksen
Dean Heistand
McKinley
Bonniiksen
Uereford
Dean Epperson
Merle Laird
Sitkum
Ellis Dement
Myrtle Point
Sam Dement
Albert Powers
Mike Daniels
Joe Mast
Secord
Cotswolds
Bob Smith
Banden
Ewe Opal McBurney Bandon
We Lamb
Opal McBurmey
George DeOs
Guth DeOs
Romneys
Ram
John Carman
Smith
Carman
Ram Lamb
J. Carmen
Monte Lund
J Carman
Ewe Lamb
Lambe Merle
Kenneth Anderson
Myrtle Point Lions Club
K. Anderson
K. Bonnikeen
Barrow
Dean Weekley
Revenge
Big Sumberlin
Lee
Bob Blondell
Rex Pierce
Bishop
Douglas Druliner
Norway
Guido Domehighini
Runice Gulstrom
Bob Detlefsen
Randall Johnson
Blondell
Gerald Lillie
Arago
Ferri
Donald
Ruth Doyle
Randolph
Richard Doyle
Keith Bushnell
Edwin Peet
Ansel Northup
Catching Creek
Melvin McKinney
Laroy Stayton
Derrell Williams
James Russell
Dean Russell
Ail
Gorden Robert Sell Rvert
Toigtatfield
Bridge
Verlin Sell
Everett Collyer
Charles Mach
John Wise
Junior Norris
Edwin Ells
Lowell Spagle
Rosalie Laird
Burton Wilson
Kenneth Ingram Prosper
Wool Merle Lund
Arego
David Bishop
Lee Valley
Betty Sumerlin
Betty Sell
Gloria
Rosalie Campbell
Julia Burgess
Alice Garoutte
Gwendolyn Elrod
Mary Delores Phillips
Sumner
Jo Ann Jervis
Bunker Hill
Virginia Rochester
Ethel
Mae Southwick
V. Velma
I A. Geiber Holbrook
Betty Peterson
Lois Renne
Shirley Hannon
Powera
Myron Haga
Vera Bishop
Jeannie Griggs
Colleen Shepherd
Hazel Oberman
Dick Gill
Wilbur Owen McKinley
Bullards
Clovis Knight Bullards
Albert Herker
Glenn Knight
Canning I
Barbara Sell
Corinne Griffen
Cleo Knight Riverton
Carolyn Bogard Riverton
Marilyn Munro
New
Rhode Island
Herbert Hinds
Poultry Farm
Gerald Lillie Arago
Gulstrom
Jane Torrey
Sumerlin
Gene Hansen
Broadbent
Jersey White Giants
Harold Schaad
L. Sonneland
Pat Blondell
Schaad
Canning
Coreen Molbhu
Patricia Gibbs
Charlotte Bogard
Janet Johnson
Jeanne Smith
Canning III
Delores Ruth Sell
Sid Velma Gibbs
Sil
T B Whcox, Jr
Pacific International
Posse
Ayzrece
Ray Luthy Myrtle Point
H. Hinds
Epperson
Hinds
Jack Minorees
Cockerel Ellis
R C Brown
Fle Point
Ellis
Willis
Buff Orphingtons
Darwin Gulstrom
Gerald Lille
D.gulstrom
D .Gulstrom
Frank Hoffman
Adyrtle Point
Sea Bright Bantams
Laura Emily Ruble
O H Clarke
William Johnson
Brosdbent
Bob Nelson Broadbent
Gerald Jillie
Geese Gray
Lillie LeGorca
Dick Bennett
Coquille Grange
Raga Grange
McKinley Grange Presbyteran Ladies’ Aid
Myrtle Part Womans Club
Myrtle Point Garden Club
Sumner Grange
Myrtle Grange
Myrtle Club
Mst
Ann's Altar Society
Grange
St Anne
Myrttle Point
Redmond
C F Massey
Jack Doyle
Florence
Jesse Hayes
Fred Blondel
James Devereaux
John Nea
Reese Daniels
Panitle
Partland
San Francisco
Miss Fish
Roseburg
George Hall
F G. Hermann
Charles Hendeshott
Pridsy
Mraz V B
Hendershott
Hes
Albuquerque
New Mexico
38Th
Albuquerque Air Base
Anna Berbhary
Lunella
Jamesville
Wsconsin
V B
George Hermann
Oma Wagner
Port ,Orford
J H Kessler
Sam Loula Obispo
Benjamin Kessler
Floyd Way
Myrtle Creek
Omra Kessler
Eagle Point
Vern Pyle
Pyle
F C True
Circle
Trein
Erie S&s
Mary
Johnny
Myrtleweed Bakery
Johuny
Myrtlewood Bakery
Duchess
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