Bridge News and Local School Improvements
Neighborhood column recaps Bridge school upgrades new seats care by clerk and principal chair setup praised by pupils. Also notes birthday parties social at Nosler’s, church meetings, blacksmith shop training, and girls’ kitchen lessons. brief items from Sitkum and Brewster, plus a light verse about Ed’s missing horn.
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Bridge
R. E. Baker
Golden
Baker
C. S. Murphy
Helen Murphy
Claud Nosler
Ray Endicott
Maud Hooton
Legget
Endicott
Industrial education enrollment climbs at Oregon Agricultural College
Enrollment in industrial education courses at Oregon Agricultural College rises by 69 percent. Professor Frank Shepard cites demand from six western states and a four year program equal to any teaching college. The school highlights extensive shop facilities and a fourteen‑faculty for a standardized Pacific slope option.
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Oregon Agricultural Aome
Oregon
Frank Shepard
Pacific
Engagement and Wedding Invitations Printed at Enterprise
A proposal from OUR PROPOSAL offers printing engagement announcement cards and wedding invitations at Enterprise office. It promises printing for all ages and sizes and mentions later discussing circulars.
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Enterprise Office
Oregon Industry and Rail News Highlight Growth and Debates
Oregon cities announce mills will rise, rail lines expand, and electric service grows. Salem sees kelp bed ventures and state contracts, while Sumpter and North Bend report mining and lumber gains. Jitneys face tighter rules as tariffs and taxes loom, and new plants and warehouses emerge in Eugene and Roseburg.
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Oe Wen
Yian Salem
Orsion
New York
Olcott
Milwaukie
Baker
Sumpter Valley
Simpson Lumber Co
North Bend
Bend
Stannard Guage
Carnes Station
Roseburg
Portland Gement Co
Robert Cease
Smith
Marshfield
Dalles
Cs Oregon City
Oswego, Dallas & Roseburg X Railroad
Eugene
Cottage Grove
Republic
North Pole
Sumpter
S. P. Co
Corvallis
Springfield
Astoria
Pacific Power & Light Co
Franklin Avenue
Corvallis Gazette-Times
Wit and Wisdom
Oregon City
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co
Portland
Vancouver
Flavel
Cream separator used to make cider into apple brandy
A Charlestown visitor notes a link between cream separators and cider turning, as separators are said to have been used to remove alcohol from cider to produce apple brandy. The report suggests a cider boom may boost cream separator demand as apple crops are large.
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Charlestown
Usig
Illinois
Public Pulse guidance on submissions and libel risk
The Public Pulse notes limit of 800 words for general interest articles submitted to the Enterprise and requires the sender’s name and address. The editor may reject pieces deemed libelous or unfit for print and advertising content will be charged at regular rates.
Common-sense laws urged to curb reform measures
A reader letter argues reformers pass foolish laws harming prosperity in Washington Oregon and California. It claims excessive legislation drives away investors and erodes citizen trust, urging enforceable sensible laws to attract all classes and restore stability for settlers and communities.
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Spokesman-Review
Washngton
Oregon
California
The
Spokesman- Review
Washington
Spokane
My Arrow by Harry M Bright
An 11 year old poet from Gravel Ford submits a short verse about a boy losing and finding a tiny arrow. The poem recalls shooting it far away and finally discovering it buried under a grape vine with a broken point.
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Gravel Ford
Enterprise
Myrtle Point
Ore
Harry M. Bright
P. S
University pledge to repay state with good citizenship
Governor James Withycombe received a formal pledge from University of Oregon students to repay the state with good citizenship. The students promised to honor training, ideals, and vision, pledging devotion to the commonwealth and the posterity of Oregon. The governor noted a changed sentiment toward the university due to its earnest work.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
James Withycombe
Withycombe
Oregon
Fragmentary Thought on Liability and Divine Guardianship
The speaker muses on whether there exists a form of liobility in America that follows people and aligns with God's will or sustains the society He created. The fragment hints at moral accountability and social duty as a national trait.
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America
When a Line of Clothes Drops in the Mud
An experienced married woman warns that a woman should be left alone after a mishap with laundry, noting that trouble follows a line of clothes sinking in muddy conditions.
If There Is a Chance to Boost Business
Advice urges action and optimism for improving business prospects. It counsels avoiding a discouraged appearance and instead maintaining a confident demeanor, looking for better opportunities ahead.
United States Renews Mexico Ties and Carranza Recognition
Washington reports ten years eight months after a lapse in relations the United States formally recognizes Carranza as Mexico's chief executive. Letters of recognition will be delivered to Eliseo Arrendondo, Carranza's personal representative, who will convey them to him.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Mexico
Carranza
Lansing
Eliseo
Arrendondo
Arredondo
John Lind
Minnesota
Wilson
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Great Britain
State Department
Department
von Bernstorff
Baralong
Wiltsét
New York
Navy
Continental Army
Congress
Congressional Investigation Committee
Joint Citizens’ Committee
Myrtle Point Drugstore Announces Adler-i-ka Exclusive
Local notice proclaims N. G. W. Perkins as Myrtle Point exclusive agent for Adler-i-ka a simple bowel cleanser made from buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients praised for constipation sour stomach and gas relief with instant action and no griping.
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Myrtle Point
Adlerika
N. G. W. Perkins
Early Days in the Myrtle Point Section
In Myrtle Point this week mining prospects loom as the Myrtle Point mining company plans new openings in Southern Oregon. J O Stemmiler visited town on business. Prof L M Strong finished a successful Curry county school term and noted the Chetco trouble easing. Local merchants boast up to date, stamp free practices, contrasting with towns using rubber stamps.
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W.C. Conner
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Dora
Thea
Peter’. Wise
Sam Dietz
Ed Schroeder
L. M. Strong
Curry County
Chetco
Yrtle Point
Coos Couny
Penny Social At Myrtle Point Grammar School Friday
Myrtle Point Grammar School hosts a Penny Social for district residents tomorrow evening October 29. The pupils and teachers promise a strong program with many side shows. Admission is 10 cents solo, 5 cents with a companion, school children free if accompanied by an older person.
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Myrtle Point Grammar
Oregon California Eastern Rail Plan Filed to Build 400 Miles
Oregon, California and Eastern filed articles of incorporation and announced plans to construct 400 miles of railroad across Eastern Oregon, signaling a major regional infrastructure project with potential economic impact.
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Oregon, California and Eastern
Oregon
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