A T Still Institute to Announce Its Findings
The A T Still Research Institute in Chicago has completed preliminary investigations into osteopathy. Dr John Deason, director, reports affirmative results from laboratory tests on about 50 animals, showing vertebral strain and lesions cause abnormal urinary findings and other visceral reactions. The work aims to provide proof under standardized test conditions.
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C. H. Day
A. T. Still Research Institute
Chicago
John Deason
American School of Osteopathy
Kirkville
Deason
McConnell
Farmer
Burns
Whiting
Supreme Court light on newspaper rights cited
A Lake Preston SD Times summary notes a recent Supreme Court decision limiting compulsory publication by newspapers. The ruling holds papers are privately owned and may refuse content, unless constrained by law, protecting publishers from being forced to print disputed material.
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Supreme Court
Lake Preston
South Dakota
Times
Cavour
Beadle County
Cavour Clarion
High
Prompt Partiular Printshop Ad in Myrtle Point Enterprise
The Linotype Way is the Only Way. Send your job printing to the Prompt Partiular Printshop of the Myrtle Point Enterprise for quality work. Job Dept. 43tf.
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Partiular Printshop
Myrtle Point
Advertising proves readers value, not reject ads
In Cottage Grove, a local merchant claims ads are unread while mail order catalogs draw buyers. The author argues ads succeed when scientific, continuous, attractive, and convincing, leaving non advertisers behind as big firms gain ground.
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Ottage Grove
Cottage Grove
Real estate transfers filed through Oregon agencies
Transfers list numerous deeds from Coos Bay Marshfield Coquille Myrtle Point and North Bend dated March 30 to April 3 1914. Names include J O Stemmler Zaa Hooton Millie Lett Sargent Defel Swift Hermann Horton Strang Loomis and others with parcels in Bandon Marshfield North Bend and surrounding additions.
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Coos Real Estate
The
Title Guarantee & Abstract Company
Marshfield
Coquille City
Oregon
J. O. Stemmler
Myrtle Point
Zaa Hooton
Millie A. Lett
W. D
Township
S. R
W. M. Jas Sargent
Chas. Defel
Sweeneys
Bandon
J. D. Swift
Sarah E. Swift
Woolen Mill
Bennett Trust Co
E. B. Curtis
West Bunker Hill
A. E. Seaman
Et al
Henry G. Hermann
M. B Meacham
Block
J. G. Kinney
Et Ax
Andrew V. Carlson
Section
Lot
Matilda A. Horton
Moree Nelson Peek
Ocear View
North Bend
Vera Amann
James E. Parker
Fred Lyster
Alice McDonald
Z ¢ Strang
Elliotts
Coquille
B. W. Charlesworth
Wm Loomis
Woodlawn
U. S. of A
Edward L. Webb
Eva Rice
Portland
Hattie E.mccormac
Etvil
Emma J. Seaman
Clements
Wm. Hall
Matilda A.horton
Lucy Wolf
Ocean View
Fly Campaign Urged Clean Grounds to Stop Breeding
Oregon State College bulletin outlines a citizen crusade to eradicate flies by eliminating breeding sites. It advocates cleaning garbage and litter, civic club involvement, and incentives for clean premises or blocks. Free copies of How to Conduct a Fly Campaign available from R D Hetzel. A Sunday school anecdote follows about a boy fishing because his father refused to take him, citing insufficient bait.
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Oregon Agricultural
Liege
Corvallis
Ore
College
Department of Entomology
R. D. Hetzel
Extension
Broccoli Growing May Become Large Industry
Oregon Agricultural College experts urge expanding broccoli culture in the Willamette Valley. Good seed, reliable heading, uniformity, and winter adaptability are key. Varieties named include Autumn Giant and Mammoth White. Proper drainage, fertilization, blanching, and careful packing in paper lined boxes support distant marketing and cooperative growth.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Horticultural Department
The
Agricultural College
Bouquet
St. Valentine
Coos Athletes Expected at Oregon Next Fall
University of Oregon athletic instructor William Hayward, back from a tour of Coos county towns, says several Coos Bay youths are likely to enroll next fall as Oregon expands facilities. He spoke to 1200 people, mostly high school students, using moving pictures to teach proper form and offered practical instruction. Salem post office plans a $40 000 improvement.
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Hayward
University of Oregon
Eugene
Coos County
William Hayward
The
State University
Marshfield
North Bend
Coquille
Bandon
Myrtle Point
Coos Bay
Berkeley
Stanford
Thore
Oregon
Coos
National Prohibition Campaign Expands West Coast Reach
The Anti-Saloon League links statewide drive for prohibition in Washington California Oregon and Colorado to a broader national plan. Ernest H. Cherrington files arrangements for a four state literary bureau and a dry daily in Washington DC. The league vows strong media push and political support for pro dry candidates nationwide.
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Waterville
Ohio
Anti-Saloon League of America
Washington
California
Oregon
Colorado
Ernest H. Cherrington
Seattle
Portland
Washington, D. C
Congress
League
United States
Israael
Purley A
Sheridan forms fruit growers cannery with capital stock
D. A. Paine plans a two story concrete warehouse at Eugene as part of the project. The cannery association among fruit growers is organized with eight thousand dollars in capital stock.
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Sheridan
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E. W. Wright
Dean & Co’s
Estella Littlefield
R. H. Rosa
Dunham
John E. Harbour
Allan McLeod
W. M. Norman O. Dodge
Roland V. Leep
Smith
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Lakeside
L. A
Andrew Lindley
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Perham Park
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Harold
Salem
National Prohibition
Western States
Coquille Mill
Coquille, Oregon
Coquille Valley
RED Cedar Foundation
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