University of Oregon Plans Expansion and New Faculty
The University of Oregon outlines a 1.5 million dollar construction and growth program over five years, funded by higher education millage. New buildings are under way as staff and salaries rise, with several hires across Law, Commerce, Education, Architecture, and Languages. William G. Hale was named dean of the School of Law, plus multiple new instructors and assistant professors across colleges.
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University of Oregon
P. L. Campbell
Board of Regents
University
William G. Hale
School of Law
University of Illinois
W. C. Dalzell
L. S. Huff
Verne McDougle
Cc. M. Hogan
School of Commerce
John Whitecar
Franklin F. Folts
School of Education
Rollien Dickerson
Model
Thora Smith
F. H. Miles
Freda Storm
George H. Reed
Laura C. McAllister
Mary E. MccCornack
Berths Suart Dyment
Grace Edgington
Andrew Fish
Florence White
Anna M. Thompson
Madeleine Girardot
Kimball Young
University approves faculty raises and new budget items
The board elected heads and assistants in library and economics departments. Faculty salaries rose by about 25.9 percent of payroll, with varied individual increases. Budgets for extension, law library, and a biological survey were approved. Plans for private-buildings leased to the university, to become state property later, were approved along with new dormitory and music school buildings. W K Newell became director of properties.
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Louise Davis
Mary Platt
Merle Hamilton
James H. Gilbert
School of Law
Robert A. Booth
School of Music
University
W. K. Newell
Board of Regents
Newell
J. W. Hamilton
Vernon H. Vawter
Medford
Dolph Gjelness
Hop yard notices and farm ads in Monmouth listing
Classified items include hop picker recruitment at J R Cooper and Bur ton yard with transport, sale of milk goats Toggenberg and Saanen for 75, dry fir wood 72 per cord, large team with harness and wagon for 175, a lost Japanese lunch cloth, and farm contact details in Monmouth area. Pearl C Cooper and J R Bidgood noted. Contact Farm 914 and F-5113.
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Does
Billy
Toggenberg
Billy Saanen
J. R. Bidgood
Monmouth
Burton
Towa
Muhleman
Harding Accepts Nomination Pledges Unity and Reform
The acceptance speech emphasizes fidelity to country and God, pledges to the Republican ticket, and calls for inclusive governance. It argues for wage earner concerns, constitutional equality, support for collective bargaining, deflationary measures, and balanced armament by a capable cabinet.
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Republican Party
United States
Local firms promote new motion picture firm in city
Moore and Addison Furniture Co of Independence Oregon announces a splendid line of Go Carts Sulkies and Reed baby carriages. The Portland The Portland Trust company offers stock in a new motion picture concern to operate in this city. The Enterprise subscription remains at $1.50 a year.
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Moore & Addison Purniture Co
Independence, Ore
Portland
Portland Trist Company
Supreme Court Reverses Riddle Road Case on Highway Authority
The Supreme Court reverses Judge Skipworth in the Riddle road dispute holding the state highway commission may locate and construct new highways not previously designated as Pacific highway before or after 1917. Justice Hurnett writes that the 1917 act creates a general highway system with broad power to lay out and improve roads across the state.
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Supreme Court
Skipworth
The
Highway Commission
Justice Hurnett
Heishune
Hie Highway Commission
Tonile
Plate
Ronda
Cate
Hye
Pacific High
Ora
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Pearl C. Cooper
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Sixth Street
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T. J. Fryer
Auto Utilities CO
Independence
Dallas
Oregon Nursery Company
Orenco, Oregon
Growth Farmers State Bank
Harding
Riddle
Studebaker
GARI
Savage
Curtis
Ras
Tubes
M.J. O’donns
Farmers Bey
Nash Trucks
Nash Truck
Nash
Morris & Company
Or Oil Company
Palmolive Company
Amercan Steel Foundries Company
Egon
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