Open Season for Deer in Oregon Ends October 17
Oregon wildlife rules outline a limited open season for black tailed, mule and male deer in Douglas County. The bag limit remains one deer with forked antlers, with a three day post season period October 18 to 20 for three hunters failing to bag a buck. Hunters may shoot buck or doe during these days, but the text notes uncertainties about forked-antler requirements for bucks and warns against risky stances on buck selection.
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Oregon
Douglas County
Eisenhower Taft meeting signals GOP unity for November
In New York City last Friday General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Senator Robert A. Taft met amid fierce GOP battles for the nomination. Taft pledged to campaign for Ike and urged nationwide speeches, signaling potential unity as the campaign heats up for the November election.
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Robert A. Taft
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Legion Presents Public Safety Incident Stars at Myrtle Point Junior High
The American Legion sponsors a two night home talent production at Myrtle Point Junior High Auditorium September 26 and 27 to raise funds for a new Myrtle Point Community Building. Directed by Pheebe Gorman from San Francisco, the all local cast of about 75 ranges from students to longtime residents. The show portrays television stars as the Pretty Babies of Yesterday with a grand finale featuring dancing, singing and music. Curtain at 8:03 p.m. each night.
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Shooting Stars
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Myrtle Point
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Central Broadcasting Station
Myrtle Grangers to Hear Jorgensen on Milk Bill
Carl Jorgensen of Coos Bay will discuss Oregon milk control bill on the November ballot at Myrtle Grange hall. Lecture hour around 8:30 PM, public invited. Past Master’s night moved to a later date to accommodate the talk.
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Gideons to Hold Morning Services at Presbyterian Church
The Gideons will conduct morning worship at 11 o’clock at the First Presbyterian Church. A representative from thestate Seventh convention of G rt will present their Bible ministry. Mr Bentenrehk of Cor will speak. Gideon event in Coquille Sept 19-21 1082.
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Lifelong Democrat Joins Committee For Ike
Willem F. Martin, grain department head at Quaker Oats, named state treasurer for Eisenhower in Oregon. A longtime Democrat and Spokane native educated at Shattuck, Gonsaga, and Washington universities, he and Mrs. Martin reside with two children.
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Eisenhower Committee
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Kison
Clarence B. Martin
Washington State
Red Cross
Martin
Washington
Spokane
Shattuck Military Academy
Minn
Gongago University
Uniir
Ret
Ann
Bowat
Eatiowton Site College
Willies
Archer Bags First Deer of Season
Ray Harris Jr. became the first hunter to bag a deer using a bow and arrow as the archery season opened last Saturday. He and Duane Netland hunted in Hart's Mountain country near Lekvelew, with the Barrows and Jarvis families joining the expedition. Ray's shot pierced the mule doe and passed through the body before the party returned to Myrtle Point on Tuesday.
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Ray Harris, Jr
Ray
Duane Netland
Frank Barrows
Norman Jarvis
Hart’s Mountain
Lekvelew
Duane
Myrtle Point
Hoyt Jersey A Win Ton Of Gold Certificates In Production Records
Hoyt Jersey cows owned by H A Hoyt of Myrtle Point Oregon earned Ton of Gold certificates from the American Jersey Cattle Club based in Columbus Ohio. The winning cows were Royal Note Primrose Royal Cutie Bell and Royal Laddie Adeline with four year outputs of 37682 lbs milk 2056 lbs butterfat 38533 lbs milk 2153 lbs butterfat and 36007 lbs milk 2011 lbs butterfat respectively.
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Jersey
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Sitkum Rt
Myrtle Point
Ore
American Jersey Cattle Club
Hoyt
Bridge T. P O Honors Teachers at Reception
Bridge T. P O held a September 9 meeting at Bridge School honoring teachers with a reception led by president Carl Nelson. A carnival planned for October 17 will raise funds for the hot lunch program. Mrs. Graig Johnson of Myrtle Point spoke on First Aid after the business portion.
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Carl Nelson
Graig Johnson
Myrtle Point
Mr and Mrs Earl Ward Join American Hereford Assn
Kansas City Mo Sept. Special notice states Mr and Mrs Earl Ward Myrtle Point Ore join the American Hereford Association. The organization maintains active COBRs for about 90 000 Hereford breeders and reports last year’s calf total at a world record 506 081 up 78 000 from the prior record.
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Kansas City
Earl Ward
Myrtle Point
Ore
Hereford Association
Southern Oregon Truckers Plan Big Meeting Sept 21
The Southern Oregon Truckers League of Coos county schedules a major gathering for Sunday Sept 21 at Myrtle Ledge seven miles north of Coquille on Highway 1061. Truckers loggers and saw operators and others in lumber urged to attend. Prominent speakers will discuss proposed state laws affecting logging and a legislative program will be outlined.
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Coquille
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Hard Top Auto Races at Myrtle Point Fair Grounds
The Coos County Racing association presents hard top auto races at the Myrtle Point fair grounds this Sunday sponsored by the M P Lions Club. Proceeds aid a community building. rain date is next Sunday with tickets valid for the postponement.
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Republicans of Coos Co Show Spirit Of Lethargy in Campaign
Coos county Republicans gathered at Coquille city hall to discuss organization and fundraising. Elmer Walker outlined a live organization plan, while Mrs. Rankin urged state committee representation and funds via precinct committeemen. Myrtle Point attendees included Mrs. Harold Watzling and others.
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Coen, County
George
Coog County
Coquille
Coos County
Henry Gustteen
Coog Bay
Gustofsen
H. S. Norton
Elmer Walker
Sitkum
Harold Watzling
Precinct 55
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Foint
Genevra Maniz
William Gurney
Packed House Sings Sacred Music at Christian Church
A packed audience enjoyed a program of sacred music at the Christian church. The choir performed a series of hymns and spiritual songs, with a listed repertoire including Praise Ye the Lord, Have You Told Any One About Jesus, Its Just Like His Great Love, and King of My Heart. The choir personnel featured sopranos Mrs. Wesley Brown Mrs. M Ward Evans Wilma Henshaw Mrs Orval Brown and altos Mrs Jerry Ostrander Mrs Floyd Bridgham Mrs Wayne Turner Georgia Henshaw Mary Ann Royer and Mrs Harrell Hutchinson Ansley Barly rs and Ervin Royer with Floyd Bridgham and Ed ar Moon.
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Wilma Henshaw
Orval Brown
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Jerry Ostrander
Floyd Bridgham
Wayne Turner
Georgia Henshaw
Mary Ann Royer
Harrell Hutchinson
Ansley
Barly
Powers BPW Pie and Coffee Sale Big Recess Beeth
The local Powers BPW hosts a pie and coffee sale as part of the Licas Dance event. Proceeds support community projects with donation details and dates to be announced.
C of C Reiterates City Mail Delivery and Housing Needs
The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce again pushes for city mail delivery with Postmaster Milton Schroeder, who would pursue the matter with the post office department. The group also stresses a dire housing shortage, noting 50 to 100 families could move in if affordable building sites and improvements were available, while secretary Ben Daniels reports no dentist replies. Ed Roberts chairs the housing committee with Floyd Hall assisting.
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Ritchie Prancis
Milton Schroeder
Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Department
Ed Roberts
Ritchie Francis
Dave Doperalski
Floyd Hall
Roberts
Ben Daniels
Myrtle Point
Eisenhower Faces Real Test in Labor Speech Today
The article discusses Eisenhower poised to address labor issues before the AFL, signaling a shift from containment to a new strategic plan. It notes public opinion leading policymakers, calls for an all-out propaganda effort, refugee returns, CIA-backed underground operations, and incitement of nationalist defections in satellites. The piece also covers Taft and Taft‑Eisenhower dynamics and the pre‑convention political landscape.
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AFL
CIA
Moscow
Irom
Andy Richardson Downs 1951 Champion in Round Two
Andy Richardson eliminates the 1951 champion in the second round of golf play. The match features notable players and results show Richardson advancing while opponents’ names appear garbled in the text.
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Andy Richardson
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