University of Oregon to Run Summer Sessions at Several Campuses
The state board of higher education approved summer sessions at the University of Oregon Oregon State gelleix Portland extension center and three normal schools. Six week terms run June 19 to August 4 with a four week post session for extra work at Eugene. Courses cover arts sciences music education business administration and more with specific programs at each institution and staff plans to be announced.
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Gen Oe
Gannner Pedeloris
University of Oregon
Oregon State ‘Gelleix
Portland Extension Center
State Board of Higher Education
Eugene
College
University
Portland
Alfred Powers
Oregon
Carnegie Art Center
State College
Lincoln High Schoool
Oregon to Offer Flat Car License Fee and Calendar Year Registration
Oregon motorists will receive letters detailing new license fees and registration changes effective July 1 1933 and January 1934. A five dollar half year fee for private passenger cars and five hundred dollar annual fees are noted. Applications may be mailed anytime with plates released June 15 and a May 27 filing cutoff for a low-number plate drawing.
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Oregon
Hal E Hoss
Secretary of States
Salem
Mortgage Relief Plans Explained In Recent Release
The Farm Act provisions aid farmers with loan relief through Federal Land Banks and lower interest rates. Eligible borrowers may avoid foreclosures for two years and redeem foreclosed farms, with funds to curb excessive debts and extend new liberal loans. The measure targets production control and price support amid agricultural economic strain.
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Oregon Agricultt
Jean Fedstadt
Sears
Extension Service
Congress
United States Department of Agriculture
Funeral planned for Coquille resident at county farm
Plewe a Coquille cemetery at i a BL at the with Rev. a, Ww. Bar nett in charge. J. MAYERS, J. Hayes, 4, formally at Catehine Inter passed away Tuesday morning at the county farm. Hawaii run a Saginaw, Michigan, and there are no living relatives so far as is known. Funeral arrangements have not been made pending word of kinsfolk. The body is at Schroater and Gano Funeral Homme In Coquille.
British optimist proposes chimes for funerals shocks conservation
The British optimist who suggests merriment in funeral chimes faces backlash from conservationists. The Boston Herald notes the idea clashes with traditions and raises concern over public sentiment and ecological impact.
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Boston Herald
Farm Act Seeks Restore Farmers Purchasing Power
The Farm Act aims to reestablish exchange value for farm products at a level reflecting the base period August 1909 to July 1914. It outlines three plans including production control, leasing, and marketing agreements with voluntary farmer participation and cash benefits. Applications to begin gradually with consumer protections under the act.
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Pat Congress
Price Cutting Of Dairy Products To Be Eliminated
The Portland mothers group and Baker chamber condemn price cutting in dairy sales as ruinous to farmers and local commerce. State dairy chief J D Mickie warns below cost advertising harms communities. legitimate ads are okay but drastic cuts hurt purchasing power and state prosperity.
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Wounen
Portland
Chamber of Wmmerce
Dus
Ser
Anne
J D Mickie
State Department of Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce of
Baker
Mickie
Paul C Adams
Farm Relief Law Promises Broad National Aid
Fragmented text outlines a new farm relief act aimed at aiding farmers nationwide. It discusses government objectives, potential subsidies, President involvement, and a shift toward voluntary producer participation to make relief appealing.
Oregon farms aid drought tests with new strains and summer school
Article outlines drought resistant barley and clover trials in Oregon and Tennessee, noting pasturing practices and weed control issues. It also describes a summer session featuring drama economics education and other subjects, coordinated by Oregon State College and University of Oregon with joint coaching programs and reduced pay for staff.
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McMinnville
Tennessee
Hier
Fragmentary note on injuries and medical care
A fragmentary report describes Friday events involving Krewe cof quatiee Was dis issed, an elbow wound treated at a hospital, and several patients including Doris Bove and Fel Neseke admitted for medical care. The text is garbled and references anesthesia, brain injury, and surgery details, with names and places only partially readable.
Obscure Obituary Fragment From Unknown Paper
Fragmentary obituary notice mentioning a person connected to a wrestling context. Details are unclear with garbled names and dates making precise identification difficult. The readable pieces reference a burial or tribute and potential location in an unnamed region or period.
Hospital updates on Bancroft and Coquille residents
Lyle Hardman of Bancroft in his second week at the hospital recovers from a broken leg. Charles Affield of Coquille undergoes a hernia operation and is recovering splendidly. Ben Leatherwood of Coquille has an appendix operation and is doing well. Wayne Terry nine, son of Mr and Mrs W O Terry of Coquille, had an emergency appendix operation Saturday. D ON Jackson, a Bandon merchant, underwent hernia surgery Tuesday morning and is rallying nicely.
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Lyle Hardman
Bancroft
Charles Affield
Coquille
Ben Leatherwood
Wayne Terry
W O Terry
Jackson
Bandon Merchant
Hernin
Births in North Fork and Nearby Areas Highlight New Arrivals
The region welcomes several newborns as Frank Southmayd and Leweller Southmayd celebrate their first child Lewis William born Sunday weighing eight pounds. Eugene, son of Lieyd Winningham, arrived at 9 9m Sunday at West Nor aut. The Martin family on Fifth Street reports a baby boy, second child for an older sister. Frederick Mather joins the Weekly family in Roseburg after birth May 17, the first child for the Altalo Woealy household. Donald Dean’s birth at a local hospital marks another addition as families in Mroo and Murphy receive news of new little ones.
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Frank Southmayd
North Fork
Lewis William
Leweller
Southmayd
Frank Southmuyd
Ord
Eugene
Lieyd Winningham
West Nor
Kittle Ad
Lashe S Martin
Fifth Street
Mertle Pusat
Acangoan
Fred Lafferty
Fanne Krants
Altalo Woealy
Myrtle Creek
Bom
Frederick Mather
Roseburg
Theatres Humans In Love Portrayed In Animal Kingdom
Fragmented OCR text hints at a theatre piece or drama described as love and animal kingdom themed. Names and clear facts are unreadable. the piece appears to recount relationships and emotional tensions within a troupe or production setting.
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Animal Kingdom
Othis Phillip Barrys
Thane Dee
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