Prohibition Enforcement and Education Shaped by Change
The piece argues enforcement of the prohibition law remains incomplete despite improvements. It notes the Anti-Saloon League shifts from politics to education, urging voluntary compliance and public enlightenment to sustain the dry era alongside ongoing enforcement challenges and international negotiations.
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Ita
Canada
Great Britain
Anti- Saloon League
United States
Anti-Saloon League
Point Union High School notes and student activities
The article describes student body athletic ticket sales at Point Union High School and appoints nine Big Sisters to assist freshmen. It includes reflections on women’s roles and hints at the Honor Society and Honor Roll aims.
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Vegoberto Powerle
Four new Student Council members elected this week
The school elected four new Student Council members to replace last semester’s. Seniora Chester Wilson and Alden Warner for Juniors Sopho mores Elizabeth Dement Freshmen Walter Ferher were chosen by class. Ellis Lewis became Sophomore sergeant at arms and Andy Newhouse was Freshmen president.
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Chester Wison
Alden Warner
Elizabeth Dement
Walter Ferher
Ellis Lewis
Andy Newhouse
Schroeder Drops Role in Junior Play. Willes Steps In
Raymond Schroeder who was cast as Thomas Lefferts in the junior play Coma Out of the Kitchen must drop the part due to other commitments. Earl Willes is chosen to fill the vacancy.
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Raymond Schroeder
Thomas Lefferts
Earl Willes
School gym schedule and market trip details
The HI class visited the meat market Tuesday morning with Miss Luttrell to study meat cuts and color. Changes include freshmen gyro lockers relocated. gym for new freshmen and others moved to Tuesdays and Thursdays sixth period. sophomores on Mondays and Wednesdays seventh period. juniors and seniors to gym twice weekly Mondays and Wednesdays eighth period.
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Foods HI
Miss Luttrell
Junior High Entry Lists Freshmen and Seniors
Ten students from the Junior High entered school on January 21 as Freshmen, including Priscilla Dyce Ernestine Schneider Helen Gilberle Clinton Geraldine McCulloch Alta Mead Opal Wiley Genevieve Norris Lulu Nicholas Junior Lever and Fish Reed. Alice Jenkins enrolled as a Senior from Coquille Ruth Wolfe of Riverton entered the Junior class Raymond Curry from Raymond Washington joined the Sophomore class Avis Jenkins from Coquille also entered the sophomore class.
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Priscilla Dyce
Ernestine Schneider
Helen Gilberle Clinton
Geraldine McCulloch
Alta Mead
Opal Wiley
Genevieve Norris
Lulu Nicholas
Junior Lever
Fish Reed
Alice Jenkins
Coquille
Ruth Wolfe
Riverton
Raymond Curry
Raymond
Washington
Sophmore
Avis Jenkins
Myrtle Point Beats Bandon In County Clash
Myrtle Point defeated Bandon 28 to 17 on Bandon’s floor. Smith led Myrtle Point with nine points as both teams were viewed as county title contenders. next they face Marshfield in a likely championship decider on the home court.
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Bandon
Myrtle Point
Barklow
Laird
Druliner
Smith
Hayes
Lever
Carver
Marshfield
Myrtle Point High School Honor Society and exemptions summary
At Myrtle Point Union High School there are 109 boys and 9 girls. Three boys belong to the York Honor Society and three boys received total exemptions this semester. Seven girls gained total exemptions, more than twice the number of boys. A local conflict mentions igtrie and obeys amid school life.
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Myrtle Point Union High School
York Honor Society
Igtrie
Willamette Glee Club To Perform At Local High School
The Willamette University Boys Glee Club performs in the high school auditorium on Wednesday February 6 at eight o clock. It marks their twenty fifth concert season featuring Walter Kaufman baritone Ronald Craven tenor and the varsity quartet. The program includes college songs stunts classics and popular numbers. The group previously visited Myrtle Point two years ago and attendees remember and recommend them.
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Wilamette University
Glee Club
Walter Kaufman
Ronald Craven
Myrtle Point
Junior High Visitors and School Notices
June Baker Janet Hall and Billy Lund visited the High school Friday afternoon Miss Young departed Monday for Bremerwen Washington to attend an aunt funeral Mrs C L Church will take Miss Youngs place during absence Mr White and Mr Church spent weekend on the river banks Virginia Kelly returned to school Monday after flu attack Mr Lever and several boys attended the Marshfield Bandon game Saturday evening Jack McCracken Lois Porterfield and Doris Mann returned to school after several days absence
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June Baker
Janet Hall
Billy Lund
Miss Young
Bremerwen
Washington
C L. Church
Mr. White
Mr. Church
Virginia Kelly
Mr Lever
Jack McCracken
Lois Porterfield
Doris Mann
Delegates Report On Conference At Eugene
Velma Hamilton Avelia Baker and William Gurney spoke at a Friday assembly about their conference trip. They described what they learned and how the delegates bring back valuable information for the student body and school.
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Cugene
Velma Hamilton
Avelia Baker
William Gurney
Just Like Home In A Quarrel Over Hotel Life
A young wife urges harmony and proposes a compromise to avoid quarrels by simulating home life while boarding at a hotel. The husband agrees to the plan but suggests realigning their living arrangement to a proper home. She envisions managing hotel staff as if they were their own and using the intelligence office to find new help.
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Ufe
No More Leisure A Pledge Against Modern Idleness
A fragmentary reflection contrasts old fashioned leisure with modern pursuits. The author laments vanishing transport and social habits while criticizing steam age progress and its impact on daily life and culture. The piece invokes echoes of a bygone era and moral concerns about distraction.
Herald Wants Effective Ad Axe
Fragmentary notice reads as a Herald want ad seeking an axe effective worded for a center function. The readable text includes phrases about an advertisement and a functional request without full details.
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Herald
Cnet
Pearl in Every Book
A colporteur in Burma explains that cheap books still hold value, as readers seek a pearl in every book. He cites Ceylon buyers paying a penny for trinkets in hope of discovering a genuine pearl, illustrating the idea that treasure can be found in modestly priced works.
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Burma
Ceylon
Craters
Montreal Herald
Twin Oaks Names Mrs Hattie Hall Mother of Two
Mrs Hattie Hall of Twin Oaks is noted as the mother of two children while Mrs Ingersell Teeeday is mentioned in the same item.
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Hattie Hall
Ingersell Teeeday
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