Dodgers Lose Pennant Acknowledging Giants Surge
The piece criticizes the Brooklyn Dodgers for cocky attitudes and erratic behavior, notes the Giants won the National League pennant, and mocks sports writers for predicting Dodgers success. It also argues Ezzard Charles deserved more title chances and hints at ongoing boxing debates.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Giants
Dodgers
Ip Boch
Coquille Loggers
Ezzard Charles
Tne
Charles
Speaks at Coquille Friday Night for Senate Candidacy
The candidate plans to address Coquille Comm Building Friday at 7 36 p m defending his bid for United States Senate He will respond to Wayne Moerse and Ebenhower administration criticisms and answer audience questions with charges to be rebutted
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Coquille
Coquille Comm
United States
Wayne Moerse
Self
Ebenhower
Monarch of Wild Logs With Gigantic Douglas Fir Shown
In Coos county forests a giant Douglas fir is pictured near Gravel Ford on Weekly Creek. The tree measured 8142 feet in diameter at the base and yielded logs totaling 26,000 feet of lumber from a 32, 36 and 20 foot set. The butt log held 8,610 feet and 43,780 pounds of wood. Harleyer, the trucker, stands beside the felled trunk.
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Coos County
Forrest
McWilliams Bros. Co
Weekly Creek
Gravel Ford
Harley Ler
Deer Hunters Urged to Help Prevent Fires in Oregon Ranges
Bureau of Land Management warns western Oregon deer hunters traveling to central and eastern districts to expect dry ground and higher fire risk. Since July, 60 grazing district fires burned thousands of acres with millions in damages and costs. Hunters are urged to build fires in cleared areas, fully extinguish them, and avoid careless smoking to prevent more fires.
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Bureau Land Man
Oregon
Bureau of Land
G. H. Sharrer
Mment
Portland
Sharrer
BLM
Hunt
Myrtle Point Herald Dollar Day Sale Offer
The Myrtle Point Herald announces Fall Dollar Day Saturday October 9 with discounts for subscribers. The paper urges readers to recruit neighbors to join at half price or renew at two dollars a year, offering dollar day bargains good only in Coos county and a published subscriber list.
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Myrtle Point
Herald
Fedt
Reece
Relior
Coos County
Deer Season Opens This Saturday in Oregon No Hunter's Choice
The Oregon deer season opens next Saturday October 2 with a general statewide hunt and ends October 21 after a possible three day extension. There will be no hunter's choice this season and hunters may pursue only bucks as does are protected.
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Oregon
Cooper's Gardens Offers Free Library Landscape Plan
Myrtle Point Oregon city asks the Laird Memorial Library be landscaped. Cooper's Gardens proposes to supply shrubs and submit a landscape plan at no cost to honor P W Laird and recognize local supporters.
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Cooper’s Gardens
Myrtle Point
Ore
Laird Memorial
P. W. Laird
Laird
Myrtle Point Bobcats Prepares Fundraiser Grid Field Game
The Myrtle Point Bobcats host Powers high school this Friday at 6 pm on the local field in a non conference clash. Proceeds from admission go to purchase lights for the field as the team seeks support after two conference wins 14 to 0 over Siuslaw and 32 to 0 over Myrtle Creek. Be there to cheer and help the lights come on.
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Myrtle Point Bobcats
Powers High School
Powers
Bobcats
Pate
Siuslaw
Myrtle Creek
Martinka
Eddie Harper
iIn
Aegein
Miller
McCain
Seany Schulz
Deem
Myrtle Point Band
Lester Simons
Myrtle Creek Band
Voter Registration Change in Myrtle Point Area
Nick Perkins relinquishes registrar role for Myrtle Point due to ill health. Mrs. Spenny Ross will handle registrations at Heeren and Linn Agency. Registration sites listed in Coos County include Norway Wilcon, Powers Sheady Drug, Broadbent Heffley, Arago Harper, Fairview Andy Parks, Sitkum J N Gearhart, Bridge Frank Schram. Re registration required for inactive voters and movers.
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Nick Perkins
Myrtle Point
Spenny Ross
Heeren and Linn
Coos County
Norway
Wilcon
Powers—Sheady Drug
Broadbent—Heffley
Arago
Harper
Fairview
Andy Parks
Candidacy Set For City Elections In Friendly People
Local column reports several residents plan to run for city offices including Mayor Bill Fads and Council candidates Mrs. Bill Downing Harold Watzling Ra Harris and Ernest Bryant. City recorder position to be filled by Ms Perkins after Nichols resigns. petitions due by October 2.
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Bill Fads
Bill
Olsie) Downing
Harold Watzling
Ra Harris
Ernest Bryant
Frida Ben Microns
Presbyterians Join World Wide Communion Sunday
The First Presbyterian church invites members friends and other church members to a World Wide Communion service at 11 o clock next Sunday October 3. Rev Dr A Theodore Smith will lead as usual and the church session meets at 1040 AM to prepare the service and welcome new members by profession of faith or letter transfer.
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First Presbyterian Church
A. Theodore Smith
P. T. A. Kindergarten Set to Open October Sixth
The P T A kindergarten will start classes Monday October fourth as announced by chairman Mrs John Vinci. Twenty preschool children have registered and space remains for a few more. For information call Mrs Vinci at 3206.
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John Vinci
Vinei
Teachers Workshop To Be Meld October 7-8
A teachers workshop is scheduled to be held on October 7 and 8. Organizers aim to gather educators from area schools for professional development and collaboration opportunities.
Championship Foresome Decides on Final Hole in 36
Chet Noyes and Nena Patrick Champe win the Eva Patrick Championship Foresome after 36 holes. Final scores: Noyes 166, Mast 178, Nena Patrick 176, Eva Patrick 177. The men’s and women’s contests swung all day with late drama as rounds concluded on the last hole.
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Chet Noyes
Nena Patrick Champe
Nena
Coquille Valley
Nena Patrick
Eva Peatrick
Council Hears Property Owners Over Proposed St Improvements
About 40 owners attended a city hall meeting on the proposed downtown street improvements in Improvement District No. 3. Mayor Jack Dunn outlined the plan, with the area bounded by Spruce and Maple streets and extending to the city limits, and explained the projected costs and steps for establishing the district. Mrs. Mabel Laird opposed the project, while others sought details on the plans and assessments.
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Jack Dunn
Spruce Street
Fire at V and J Lumber Mill in Bridge Dy area
Fire early Monday damaged V and J Lumber Mill at Bridge Dy, with reports indicating extensive smoke and structural damage. No injuries or cause yet disclosed, authorities investigating the blaze and assessing salvage operations.
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V.&j
Bridge
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