Oregon Editors See Coos County Cooperatives on 110 Mile Tour
The Oregon State Editorial Association held its annual sessions in Marshfield with a sightseeing circuit through Coquille Point Myrtle Point and Bandon. Delegates visited creameries and lumber plants, toured North Bend, Shore Acres, and Sunset Beach, and enjoyed banquets, music, and hospitality, praising local dairying and community cooperation.
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Oregon State Editorial Association
Marshfield
Cluj- Thureday
North Bend
Shore Acres
Chandler
McDonald~& Vaughn Lumber
Cook
Met
Coos County
Coos
Powers Guard To Open Armory With Dance In Coos County
The Powers Guard plans a countywide armory opening dance on Saturday August 24 to raise funds for building costs. The 50 by 120 foot floor will accommodate up to 800 couples and tickets are one dollar with free refreshments. A program and speaker will precede the music and attendees are invited from across the county to support the project. Meanwhile Joseph Decker, a bridge carpenter with the S P near here, died suddenly from a chest hemorrhage after illness. His body was sent to Gates Oregon for burial.
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Powers Copl Guard
Coos County
Powers Cops Guard
Joseph Decker
S. P
Clark
Berry & Schroeder
Richmond
Forest Fire Fatalities Reported Near Walker's Prairie
Two forest fire fighters Robert Bevilash and Malcolm D. sacrificed while battling flames near Walker's Prairie on Cow Creek. A third, Goldthorp, was badly burned and died after rushing six miles for help as Benham perished at the scene. Fire still raged as details reach the town. Red Cross dance advertised to aid funds and church notices urge attendance. A new soldier arrives at Myrtis Point to stay with postmaster H Fensler as he recuperates before deployment.
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Walker
Weet
Cow Creek
Robert Bevilash
Malcolm D. M
Thalrerta
Goldthrip
Founurphy
Benham
Myrtis Point
H. Fensler
Five Year Subscriptions Offer To Support War Effort
A newspaper urges readers in Oregon to buy five year subscriptions at five dollars to fund the Fourth Liberty Loan. It promises price protections, later rate increases, and emphasizes savings with a potential discount, urging immediate action to support the war and help the government.
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Oregon
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Coquille River Valley
Myrtle
York
Granduer
Sunset Beach
Myrtle Point-in-e Body
Dor Tain
Broadbent
Claud H. Giles
Cops and Curry Cheese Assoc Ation
Lundy Creamery
Aptos Anae
Norway Creamery
Coquille
Bandon
Hotel Gallier
S. Lundy
Ban
Aken
Hher
Mr. Lundy
Sim
Helen Y M Broadbent
Dr. Mass
Nisses
Marjorie Anderson
Hilda Carter
Clara Phelps
Ela
Lila Endicott
Audrey
Mable Lundy
Mildred
Edre Jake
Theresa
Lila Dement
Marjorie Stemmler
Panies
A. B. Taylor—old Enterprise Office
Robert Beaham
Malcolm D. Murphy
Red Cross
Duncan
M. E
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