Young people urged to think clearly for American business
Craig and Hazlewood cite Michael Pupin as a model of thinking and urge young men and women to cultivate open minds, rigorous analysis, and practical application. They list five essentials of sound thinking: wonder, open-mindedness, full knowledge, abstract reasoning, and decisive implementation, arguing business needs thinkers now more than ever.
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Bankers Association
Craig & Hazlewood
Asgeention
Michael Pupin
Serbia
Rbian
Pupin
America
Succese
Altees
New York
Columbia University
Americaa Telephone and Telegraph Company
School Savings Bank Movement Reaches Impressive Proportions
About 14,006 of America's schools operate savings banking plans with roughly 4.9 million pupils participating. Deposits exceed 26 million dollars, with 3.9 million pupils earning interest totaling about 47,616 dollars. Sixty eight percent of grammar school enrollments in 88 cities and all attendance in 47 cities reach 100 percent participation.
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America
American Bankers Association
Savings Bank Division
Association
United States
Gravel Ford Community Scene Report
Local notes describe dinners at the E. Webb home with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harnah and daughters. Al Bezosky and Milo Bhook travel to Portland for medical care, staying indefinitely. Dr. Drake and Miss Boganiay vaccinate Gra Ford pupils. Hedvig and Margaret Harnish visit Marsh-Geld. Frank Ha bought a registered calf from Aneen of Arago. A aluminum demonstration was held at Mrs. Lorenso West. Ladies plan a community meeting for a band event Thursday evening.
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Frank Harnah
Mr. Erwin
E. Webb
al Bezosky
Milo Bhook
Portland
Dr. Drake
Miss Boganiay
Gra Ford Ool M
Hedvig
Margaret Harnish
Frank Ha
Aneen
Arago
Mintletoe
Oregon to vote on six constitutional amendments in 1930
Oregon voters face six proposed amendments labeled HJR 1, HJR 11, HJR 13, HJR 26, SJR 6, and SJR 16. Topics include repeal of Article XI-b related to irrigation bonds, property tax classification for motor vehicles, legislative pay rises, filling senate or representative vacancies, expanded World War Veterans Act loans, and cabinet government structure. Governor’s departments plan details outlined with nine departments and education directorate. Clara Glorkin, a nurse, was arrested in Chicago for robbing patients.
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Oregon Voter Service
Salem
Oregon
Ijs
McPherson
Department of Education
Senate
Notice of Land Claim Intent for Margaret J. Davis
The Interior Department notices Margaret J. Davis of Rose, Oregon filed for a three year proof to establish homestead claim on lots in Section 27, Township 11 West, Willamette Meridian, with appearances before Edgar Dodge and other officials on a specified date in 1929.
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Department of of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Rose
Oregon
Anny
Ereby
Margaret A J. Davis
Willamette
Merid
Severibed
Edgar Dodge
Sigttie Pola
Srycom
Seber Mathew N. Belles
Orin
B. Murray
William A. de Clarence
Davia
Vision and eyeglasses guidance from early eye care text
An early article explains how proper lighting and properly fitted eyeglasses can prevent or relieve many eye problems. It describes myopia hyperopia and astigmatism, warning against unsuitable frames and urging medical consultation for persistent eye pain or vision issues. It also notes a 20 inch eel found in a locomotive tender during yard maintenance.
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Sea's Yard
Oregon State College offers farm building plans at low cost
Farmers planning new buildings this year can obtain detailed plans from the Oregon State College farm management department at a small charge. The plans let the farmer do much of the work, save wages, and schedule tasks. Clean ground and concrete runs are urged to control disease in poultry housing.
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Etc ‘College
Oregon
Farm Management Department of
Oregon State College
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Craig
Hazlewsoo
Gravel Ford Community
Vetera
Clara Glorkin
Chicago
Roan
Ieee
Conyright Meic
Shar Shae
Bie
Whio
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