Government to aid forming juvenile clubs in Oregon
The United States Department of Agriculture will cooperate with Oregon Agricultural College through Extension in forming girls and boys clubs in Oregon. Federal officers assure interest and indicate education funds will aid the effort. Boys corn clubs and pig clubs may be included, with cooperation already existing between the college extension division and the agriculture department to broaden services for Oregon farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
United States Department of Agriculture
Oregon
R. D. Hetzel
Washington
D. C
United States
Corn States
College Extension Division
Feneral Department of Agriculture
Hetzel
Lovelock Nevada feeds West with huge livestock backs
A Nevada town has become a major livestock hub as Lovelock feeds about 400000 sheep and 30000 cattle for market. Hay stocks reach sixty thousand tons, with animals headed to California and beyond as shortages ease and shipments resume along the Southern Pacific line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Company
Lovelock
Nevada
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Humboldt River
Student Loan Fund to be Increased at Oregon Agricultural College
At Oregon Agricultural College excess demand shows 76 students have used the loan fund while a quarter could not obtain loans because funds were exhausted. The faculty plans to raise 1200 by December with a $500 boost from R A Booth, totaling 3500, and extend repayment to allow longer, low interest terms to aid meritorious students. The move aims to prevent capable students from leaving college due to financial strain and invites broader support from statewide friends. The report also covers a successful Boy Scouts banquet, with detailed plans for continued youth programs and a Camp Fire Girls branch led by Mrs. Coulter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
R. A. Booth
Leovis
Mr. Coulter
C A. Sethbrede
Marshfield
E. E. Coulter
Coulter
Sehlbrede
Christian Church Notes Christmas Eve Program and New Year Roll Call
Last Lord's Day services drew large morning and evening crowds with two mothers accepting Christ. Bible school reached a new high. Junior Endeavor Society formed for Sundays at 3 pm. Senior Endeavor held first evening service. Bible class split into Loyal Sons and Loyal Daughters for ages 16 and up. Christmas Eve program planned. Home Coming Day on first Sunday in New Year with roll call. Ellsworth E. Coulter, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Bible School
Junior Endeavor Society
Senior Endeavor Society
Ellsworth E. Coulter
Local brief hits service woes and visitors
Gasoline engine troubles and several ads delayed the Enterprise this week. H. A. Tucker was a Marshfield visitor in the latter part of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
H. A. Tucker
Typewriters Sold At Substantial Discounts In Portland
Save 35 to 65 dollars on rebuilt and slightly used typewriters of all makes priced 35 to 65 with easy no interest payments. Each machine carries a one year guarantee and can be exchanged for a new 1913 L C Smith model within the year for a liberal allowance. L C Smith & Bros Typewriter Co 280 Oak Street Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Smith & Bros
L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Co
Oak Street
Portland
Oregon
Church Services And Schedules Read Across Local Clergy
Brethren hold Sunday school at 10:00 with sermons at 7 15 and 8 00 pm. M E Church South posts 11 00 am and 8 00 pm sermons on 2nd and 4th Sundays, Sunday School at 10, Junior League 3 pm, prayer Thursday 8 pm. G H Bryan, pastor. First Presbyterian lists 11 am 8 pm services with 10 am Sunday School and 7 30 pm prayer, Rev W S Williams, pastor. Christian Church Bible school 10 am, sermons 11 am and 8 pm, midweek prayer and council 8 pm, Ellsworth E Coulter, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren Sunday School
M. E. Church South
Junior League
W. B. Smith Pastor. M. E. Church
G. H. Bryan
First Presbyterian
Rev. W. S. Williams
Christian Church Bible School
Bible School Council
Ellsworth E. Coulter
Local Drugstore Promotes Adler-i-ka Treatment
Myrtle Point druggist markets Adler-i-ka a buckthorn bark and glycerene based remedy for stomach and bowel trouble. The notice claims the mixture cleanses the bowels and provides immediate relief, touting its fame for curing ailments such as appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Dole
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Lye Eee Eee
Vrtle Point Enterprise
Coquille Valley
Yrtle Point
Coos
Curry Counties
Sunday Journal
J.hay
Geo. W. Bryant
Beaver Hill
W. Weekly
Rnone Farmers
Perkins’ Drug Store
Sprague Correspondence School of Law
Boragele Correspondence School of Law
American Building
Detrett, Mich
Browns
Sdb LA Sena
Brown
Pine
St Louis
Business Publishing Co, Ltd
Pine Sta
St. Louis
Enterprise Prompt
Informing Juvenile
the Meat Markets
California
Arizona
Oregon Library Commission
Curtis
Eddy
Mabie
Marryat
New Forest
Roberts
Sewvell
Stein
Barnes
Boogli
Bolton
Brooks
George Washington
Butterworth
Carter
Clemens (Twain
Coffin
Dickens
Gisela
King
Captain Blake
Kirk
Dorothy Dean
Lang
Jeanie
General Gordon
Klue
Nan
Major
Maley
King Arthur
Mitchell
Munroe
Peary
Tompkins
Ellen
Vance
Wade
Watson
Weyman
France
White
E. O
Molly
W. A
Yourself
E. Finder
Edna McDonald
Coquille
I. W. Cook
J. O. Stemmler
Bandon
O. W. Morris
W. E. Lundy
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
C. E. Crumley
Latter Day Saints
C. H. Giles
L. A. Roberts
S. D. Pulford
Circuit Court
E. E. Weekly
Bridge
toCoquille
Big Crek
Myrtle Creek
Good Roads
J. E. Schilling
R. C. Dement
J. L. Laird
Claude Nosler
Claude
Andj
Hermann’s
Harry E. Hermann
Safe Boys
Triavel Adventere
Athleticea
Baet Popul
Mechanica
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Ibcor
Oregon Power Company
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