High lead logging boosts output at Conlogue camp
Oregon report notes adoption of the high lead method at the Conlogue camp supplying logs to Moore mill, with outputs about doubled. A spruce tree 5% feet diameter at base and 196 feet high is used as a standard, with 1500 feet of steel cable and a 168 foot high standard. Logging giants weigh 10 to 15 tons, dragged over stumps and trees. Also covered are slower trains between Eugene and Coos Bay pending a new timetable and the Hood River junk sale of thousands of tires and pounds of rubber, paper, and metal.
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Hyad Bandon
Conlogue
Samy
Eugene
Siuslaw
Coos Bay
Southern Pacific Company
Marshfield
Myrtle Point
Hood
River,Or
River County
Fo Ike
Myriane Herman Sonks
Iowa Railroad
Chicago, Anamosa & Northern
Iowa
Sonken
Kansas City Star
The Farmer as World Aristocrat and Moral Anchor
The piece argues the farmer is indispensable yet underpaid and underappreciated, asking why middlemen profit more from other goods and why the farming class remains morally upright. It contends farmers face stable livelihoods, fosters self-reliance, and are remembered kindly by others.
Thrifty image fades as overseas savings surpass U S figures
The piece compares per capita savings across nations, noting foreign depositors per thousand residents exceed those in the United States. It cites Switzerland Belgium France Germany England Australia and Japan as examples where depositors outpace U S totals despite population differences.
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United States
BBA
Switzerland
Belgium
France
Germany
England
Australia
Japan
United Bates
Quips on toast urge blunt social commentary
A wry column parades snippets on peace, inflation, and politics. It lampoons investigators, editors, and public figures while musing on eggs as money, cleanliness campaigns, and civic virtue in brisk, satirical prose.
Healthograms of Dr Danigla Enema and Two Meals a Day
Healthograms discusses cleansing the large bowel with a three quart water enema and a two and a half quart colon flush. It suggests lying positions and timing for enema therapy. It also argues for a two meal daily plan with 8 hour rest between meals, recommending 8 am and 4 pm as ideal times.
Settlement Talk Reflects Rising Costs for Supplies
A brief note laments rising prices for ink, paper, type, gasoline, and other supplies. The article hints at financial strain even as personal cash needs remain low.
Portland-Columbia Engineering Works Expands to Six Ships
Portland firm announces expansion of its port facilities to handle six ships simultaneously. The move aims to boost capacity for bulk materials and improve loading times, with new docks and cranes added at the riverside plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Columbia Engineering Works
Myrtle Point Enterprise Local News Leader in Southwestern Oregon
The Myrtle Point Enterprise boasts a weekly readership of over 8,000 in Coos county. It promises living local news from the Myrtle Point area and field, plus author and publisher supplied serials and features.
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Coos County
Myrtle Point
Oregon
On the Farm Living Beats City Money Claim
A compact note argues a man with a large family fares better on a farm where money stretches further than in the city, suggesting rural life offers greater purchasing power for households with many dependents.
Free Rose Slip Offer Again By U of O
University of Oregon announces 6 000 hardy rose cuttings will be mailed to schools for planting on Oregon lawns from Jan 22 to Feb 1. Since 1914 the program has grown, with 4 000 slips last year and growing demand from high schools across the state. Orders are filled in order of receipt. eastern shipments delayed for cold weather.
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Walla
Wash
Fair Association
Bryin
University Pavilion
Washington
Ohio
South Dakota
Michigan
Supreme Court
Bandon
Ore
Two Mile
Roseburg
W. L. Cobb
Bend
Kellogg
United States
Curbstone
New York
King Wetz
Chicago
Tom Lawson
Congress
New York Stock Exchange
Tom
Thirty Brigade
University of Oregon
Eugene
Oregon
H. M. Fisher
H. C. Tachang
Long Creek High School
H.H. Hoffman
Heppner
How We Get Sick and How We Get Well
Dr. R R Daniels writes the lead article for The Hygienists Magazine January issue urging all readers to study health. The piece appears under the Hygienest Publishing banner with a price of ten cents in Denver Colorado.
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Hygienists Magazine
R.R. Daniels
Hygienest Publishing Company
Majestic Building
Denver
Colo
Oregon batchers debate college cost for the poor
The University of Oregon batchers claim a college education is affordable for those with work and health. They report living expenses from eight to fifteen dollars monthly and note twenty four active members led by president Allen Rothwell. A student living committee, chaired by Professor J F Bovard, is studying costs and options for prospective students and will publish findings.
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University of Oregon
Oregon
Allen Rothwell
Curtis Beach
Portland
J. F. Bovard
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Womans Memorial
State University At
D. P. Thompson
Mary Thompson
Genevive Thompson
J. N. Teal
Port Orford Tribune
Madison
van, Hing
The
University of Wisconsin
Hood River, Ore
Hood River Valley
Farmers’ Irrigation Company
Oak Grove
Hood River
Tylephons
Europe
Mary Baker-Eddy
Jesse James
Harry_ Tracy
R.danigla
Southern
California
Pes
Shasta
California Express
SAN Francisco Express
Shasta Limited
John M. Scott
Portland, Oregon
Southern Pacific Lines
Percy’s
Percy Peel
C. A. Harrington
A. A. Leach
Etotel
Wird Point
Harringon & Leech, Prope
U. of O
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