County School News Sets Date for April Music Festival
County education officials announce April 20 for county spelling contest at Lincoln school Coquille beginning 10 p m. Music Festival starts at 1 p m with elementary entrants and the declamation contest to follow. Marshfield school seeks cup as past winner while cash prizes and a book gift are planned for spelling winners.
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Lincoln School
Coquille
Marshfield School
Mershfield Concern
Local Subscription Rates and Payment Instructions
The notice lists subscription rates and payment methods for the Myrtle Point area. It details yearly, six month, and three month options, with single copies available. It directs readers to pay in advance by post office money order or personal check, stamps or currency sent at owner's risk, and to include a full address.
Silk Review Boosts Smart Fabric Buying Across Nation
A survey by the Silk Guild ahead of the Silk Review week of March 18 highlights a rise in fabric conscious buying among American women from students to professionals. Shoppers seek fabric identity and care guidance, with merchants embracing the trend by featuring silk crepe, satin, and taffeta, and offering resources to help women choose quality garments.
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Iig
Taterna ‘Mik Guild
Sik
Aoosa
Silk Review
Dividends and Clients in the Depression Era
The article discusses changing meanings of dividend as savings returned during bank panics and the shift from thrift to a new notion of clients for government relief. It questions whether beneficiary might replace client in future years due to persistent poverty and street pleas for aid.
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Instituton
SERA
Red flags on truck rear ends prompt safety drive
A letter urges motorists to report flag hanging violations on state highways after a recent accident where a young woman was killed and another maimed. It calls for a public campaign to protect drivers by notifying state police of lawbreakers and praises rural school children for journalistic efforts in the local paper.
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Portland
Etalka
Gaylord
Walter Brandon
Broadbent
Gay’ Aylord
Virna Hermann
Colton Field hosts district meet under Richard Hughes
The grade Sctoni Tac Ree meet will be held at Colton Field on May 4 under the direction of Richard Hughes. Sponsored by the 20 $0 club.
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Colton
Rchard Hughes
Primacy Teachers Association Meeting Opens Season
The Association of Childhood Education holds its first meeting of the season on April 6 at Centrial School. Officers will be elected and efforts to improve programs for 162 members will be discussed. Crowle, president, and Crowell, vice president, are named to lead the event.
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Ancdon
Associaglisn
McCloskey Praised For Oregon Legislative Work In Agriculture
Representative J H McCloskey of Coos county is lauded by W H Perkins secretary of the Oregon Producers and Shippers association for his role in enacting agricultural and up state legislation. The report notes strong support for a labor wartime measure and outlines plans to expand the growers group with Portland business backing and statewide development aims.
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J H McCloskey
Coos County
Oregon
W H Perkins
Oregon Producers and Shippers Association
Oregon Wool Growers’ Association
Eastern Oregon Wheat League
Portland Chamber of Ontimeter
Portlard Hander of Commerce
Carnival and Sea Rover tales mix on school pages
Readers glimpse a jumble of names and scenes from student life and a shipboard tale. The Spring Carnival drive challenges students to boost attendance while a Sea Rover voyage recounts meals drills and banter between Alfred Strong and Roderic Bark.
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Sea Rover
Atom
Alfred Strong
Roderic
Alfred
Exhibition Fights Highlight Carnival Night Card
William and William Melloy train under Guerin for Friday night exhibition bouts at Spectators Carnival. Pilo Driver Barger pounds a bag in training quarters while The Alugger manager hints at a strong performance by William. Curtain rises tomorrow with shows not to be missed.
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William
Epworth League convention visits and school events noted
The article lists students visiting Kismath Falls for an Epworth League convention and a string of school activities. It mentions senior play planning for May 3, various classes studying agriculture and seed tests, and student performances and programs at the college. It notes absences and student involvement with musical offerings and community groups.
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Muldred Darkton
Paulos Breuer
Mr Linn
Lele June McDonald
Lila Davenport
Herbert Evans
Howard Leatherman
Kismath Falls
M.po'l
Lila Pare
Broadbent
Rory Willams
Altany
Svec
Public meeting highlights in Roseburg awaited
Notes from a county session show Mr Schaad leading a group of six FFA members Dale Prout Verlinn Mermean Sam Dement and others traveling to Roseburg for a public meeting on vocational training and extemporaneous speaking.
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Extemporayen
Canvern
Saeninati
Mr. Schaad
Air Roseburg
Dale Prout
Verlinn Mermean
Sam Dement
Ah Hah Gearhart
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Visitors at Benlor High School During VIA District Tourney
Clyde Barger and James McCullough toured Benlor High School in Roseburg on the first day of the VIA district tournament. The visit followed strict school rules from 8:30 to 4 with signed room exits. James toured Engilah V clase for sentence structure while Clyde went to the study hall.
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Clyde Barger
James McCulloch
Benlor High School
Roseburg
Sallp
James
Clyde
Engilah V Clase
Spring 19 Here And The Students
Spring signals the season change with birds, mowers, and sun as students note the longer days. The text hints at an imperfect spring while celebrating seasonal cues and student presence.
March Weather Notes From The City Campus
March weather reports speak of an unsettled sky with sun breaking through. Mr Caureh notes lighting troubles and fleeting bands of snow and rain as students remark on a brighter day signaling better conditions ahead.
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Caureh
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