Educational preparation a growing requirement for success in modern business
Harold Btonier argues that American industry has shifted to technical training labs and scientific methods. He cites the American Institute of Banking as proof that education accelerates advancement, with 28 years of organized training and 10,000 graduates, many in official banking roles.
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American Bankers Association
America
Exerience
United States
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Busineas
Thie Acore
Steelf Ft Ie
Ite
Great
Now Commercial College
American Institute of Hanking
Enen Heights
American Institute of Danking
American Yankora Aassociation
Oder
Losted
Hunt Chapter
American Institute of Hawking
Ito
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Bank Wih
Etudenta Partation
American Institute of Banking
American Institute of Banktags
Local Social News and Faculty Notes from Myrtle Point
Shields, agent for the Delco lighting system, ships two new plants to E. B. Evernden at Myrtle Creek and to Chas. Christian. Miss Myrtle Logan hosts a bridge party with neighbors and friends. prizes go to Omas Forrest and Far Steele. Birthdays celebrated for Mrs Irene Steele with dinner and a California radio greeting. Several visits and dinners noted around Myrtle Point, including Pancoast, Murphy, and Lane households. Mrs Ted Harper relocates to Marshfield for goiter treatment.
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Shields
Delco Lighting System
Fane
E. B. Evernden
Myrtle Creek
Chas. Christian
Myrtle Logan
As Herto
Earl Breele
O B. Murray
C. R. Davis
Chas. Murphy
Chas. Johnson
Albert Pancoast
Bridge
Karama McKay
Thomas Forrest
Clayton Mast
Myrtle Point
Omas Forrest
Far Steele
Mra Murray
Mra
Irene Steele
Clyde Barker
California
Coal and wood prices for Southport customers
Exclusive agency offers Southport coal at 60 cents a sack or nine dollars a ton. Good fir wood sells for eight dollars per tier. Myrtle Point Transfer lists contact phone 2.
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Southport Coal
Myrtle Point
Rebekah Lodge No 120 Meets Twice Monthly
Una Rebekah Lodge No 120 meets on the second and fourth Mondays at LO. O F bali Rebekahs are invited to meet Ora Carlson N G Alta Carter Secy.
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Una Rebekah Lodge No. 120
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Bali al Rebekahs
One Cow Outperforms Twelve In Dairy Returns
The bulletin from the American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission analyzes over 100 000 dairy records. It finds cows yielding 100 pounds of butterfat annually return 14 dollars above feed cost, 200 pounds return 54, 300 pounds 96, 440 pounds 138, and 600 pounds 178. A single 600 pound producer nets more profit than twelve 160 pound cows, ignoring labor and stable space, based on nationwide fat prices.
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Bulletin of the American Bank To Association Agricultural Commission
Barreau
Anita
Lagre
Bulletin A
Anglers in Oregon Ready Licenses at Local Stores
Hundreds of fishing licenses have already been sold across Oregon with most tackle shops able to issue Wiserrake licenses. Anglers simply visit a local sporting goods house to apply and pay the fee, avoiding the state game commission.
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Oregon
Portamen Actiealy
Oregon State Game Commission
Hungarian Partridges Released Across Oregon by Game Department
Under Gene Simpson supervision the state releases Hungarian partridges in every county with counts by county listed. Nine game wardens patrol the Willamette below Oregon City to curb illegal net fishing as salmon season opens and high water hampers angling. A third shipment of fresh water shrimp arrives at the hatchery department.
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Gene S Mpson
Oregon
Atate
Clataop
Jackson
Warner
Creek
Deschutes
Columbia
Benton
Josephine
Hood River
Klamath& Tane
Marion
Harney
Wheeler
Douglas
Baker
Mulheur
Grant
Lake
Willamette River
Oregon City Falls
Willamette
Hatchery Department
The
State Game Commission
Ready for the Big Opportunity in Your Town
Town doctor urges small cities to prepare for a coming surge of business and population driven by highway improvements. Leaders cite Ford and national trends, urging towns to attract big men and industry by upgrading roads, services, and foundations for growth.
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Ta Am Ncan Magazine
Henry Ford
Hickwille
This Town
Myrtle Point Herald
The
Lions Cub
Moonshine Raid Ends Lifespan of Young Pierson
Tragedy surrounds Charles Pierson a moonshiner shot March 13 by Prohibition Officer E. E B Oaks and Coos County Officer Charles Hunt at Floral Lake. A Curry County Reporter letter from Lucy Ruentemelfer connects his troubled life from childhood in Minnesota to his Pacific coast fate. authorities note his true name unknown and relatives unclear. Oregon game law notes follow with bounties totaling $350 paid and a report of a wolf in Douglas County. Legal designations list 2.7 million acres as game refuges with 198 769 additional acres set aside for refuge use.
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E. E B. Oakes
Coos County
Prohibition
Charles Hunt
Floral Lake
Curry County
Turner
Lucy Ruentemelfer
Grattan
Minn
Pacific Coast
Rose
Pierson
Piersons
Mer
Burtemeter
Canada
Harold Clifford
Oregon
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