Cooperatives Seen as Key to Agricultural Stability
Moser of the American Cotton Cooperative Association notes farmers face three core problems: production, exchange, and purchasing power. He argues individual farmers struggle to plan acreage, get favorable prices, and navigate national and international trends, while cooperatives provide size, expertise, and political influence to guide policy and recovery.
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Moser
American Cotton Cooperative Association
Building for Jobs and Growth through Construction Demand
A call to sustain production by boosting consumer demand and accelerating building activity. It argues that purchasing power must be used now to support payrolls, supply chains, and the construction sector, noting a housing shortage of over one million and widespread modernization needs. Act now to aid the economy and the country.
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Act
Warner Bros Plans To Keep William Warner and Joan Blondell Paired
Warner Bros First National aims to keep William Warner and Joan Blondell teamed in future productions due to their strong on screen chemistry. The pair have co starred in Three on a Match Diggers of 1933 and Goodbye Again with Blondell playing a witty secretary to Warner who writes sex novels popular with female readers. The Hiland theater will feature Croudlove Again a First National drama next Sunday and Monday, with a solid supporting cast and screenplay by Ben Markson and direction by Michael Curtiz.
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Waren
William
Joan Blondel
Warner Bros First National
Beause
Joan
Croudlove
Hiland Theater
Togeth
George Haight
Allan Scott
Genevieve Tobin
Helen Chandler
Ruth Donnelly
Wallace Ford
Ben Markson
Michael Curtiz
Myrtle Point Students Hold Tryouts And Football Report
Journalism students held final tryouts for the Myrtle Leaf staff with announcements due next week. A Friday football scrimmage at the Fairgrounds ended in a 6 6 tie between the Myrtle Point Bobcats and the Myrtle Point Alumni, with both teams fighting for an edge but failing to score after long drives. The piece notes the day’s standout, Brick Wagner, and references classroom biology projects on grasshoppers as well as library book orders for Miss Linn and Mrs Richards classes.
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Smith Hughes
Myrtle Leaf
Fairgrounds
Nytle Point Bobcats
Myrtle Point
Shelton
Morrison
Bobcats
Crulher
Hall
Richardmen
Brick” Wagner
Hall Lea L
Schmidt Wilson
Neal H. Redell
Smith Pearson
Mast
Redell
Pierson Bellon
RTL
Miller Carver
Schmidt la Branch
Cook Druliner
Wagner Bartlett
F Schmidt
Myrtle Pont
High School
King
Smith
Cook McCulloch
Neal Daniels
Miller Shields
D Schmidt Smith
E Schmidt Neal
McCulloch High School
Hunt
Drulmer
Bartlett Bartlett
Pearson Neal
Belloni
Bellon
Neal Pearson
Bartlett
E Schmidt
Carver Carver
Pearson
Ook
C Redell
Noisy Classroom Inactivity Causes Laughter and Disruption
A chaotic scene in a room shows students seated on laps due to lack of writing space. Frustrated, a bing is brought in from another room while some pupils remain idle rather than stand or sit on the floor.
Seven yell leaders named from Friday tryouts
Seven students listed as yell leader hopefuls after Friday practice: Karl Parry, Kather Neleen, Ardyce Strong, Vikia Peterson, Evelyn Bones, Viola Stepanek, and Norma Peterson.
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Karl Parry
Kather Neleen
Ardyce Strong
Vikia Peterson
Evelyn Bones
Viola Stepanek
Norma Peterson
Practice Schedule Spars With School Bus Buoyed System
Football players gain a seventh period practice after the first game with North Send then schedules vary by day with boys gym days on Tue and Thu and other days starting after school. Baseball noon games foster quick legs and smart placing of bits while interclass rivalry is keen with seniors likely to win.
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MN. Linn
North Send
Grammar School
Atyle
Boyl
Rickard
Church
Jelleybain
Students chart typing speed tests and progress
The article notes typing III students tracking speed tests on graph paper showing gross and net rates and error counts. They will keep charts from six weeks to year end to mark improvements in speed and accuracy. The piece also mentions grammar exams and various class activities across English, Home Economics, sewing, and science, plus school notices and community moves.
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Everry
T.cy
Wver
Nearst Foods
Purvine
Beyt Gym
Twelve new high school enrollees named
Twelve additional students who enrolled in high school last week are Harold Draper Lila Nelson Frances Young Sarah Gibbs Della Blundell Raymond Carver Erma Jennings Albert Brown George Wagner Myrle Weekly Maxine Scarborough and Edith Bartley.
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Harold Draper
Lila Nelson
Frances Young
Sarah Gibbs
Della Blundell
Raymond Carver
Erma Jennings
Albert Brown
George Wagner
Myrle
Maxine Scarborough
Edith Bartley
Beginning Typists Struggle With Keyboard Etiquette
In a school typing room Miss Alverdes calls out wrist and eye rules as beginning typists suffer dull thuds from half beats. A service man repairs many typewriters while students in the second period typing class pride themselves on staying two letters ahead.
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Miss Alverdes
Wilma Johnson
Imne
Mass Alcides
Schedule Change Brings Baseball to Top in Gym Classes
Weather prompts instructor Alice Alverdes to reorder gym plans placing baseball first. Two classes remain with about 45 girls each while juniors lack enough players for soccer baseball or volleyball, affecting interclass contest dynamics and optional PE for juniors and seniors.
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Alice Alverdes
Battery signal prank and college-bound seniors noted
A high school history class witnessed Mr Church trigger the bell with a battery using wires, twice, then drop the device causing a loud crash. Sophomore officers discussed the timing of a post noon initiation as eight graduates plan college or post graduate work.
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Church
Mr Church
College Free
St Eading Cllege Ee Sane
Martin
Dolores Bellon
Marguerie Sunstrup
Cecil Barker Caywerats
Oregon
Frieda James
Selma ‘Atharr
Linfield
Cornelis Causen
Oregon State College
Retsa
Alice Stemmier
Sacramento
Unior College
Janet Martin
Margaret Chase
War Guerite Sunstrup
Oregon Danly Emerald
University
Student Eligibility for Activities Ticker List Posted in Trophy Case
Students must pay student body dues to participate in school activities. A posted list in the trophy case identifies eligible students. All boys must maintain passing grades to remain eligible for football.
Six Rivers and Agriculture Club Updates at School
Six rivers were drawn for study and ceramitters assigned to present exhibits. FE R Cooley praised Fer A as first to pay dues and forecast a leading state chapter while congratulating for winning the Fair judging cup. Sophomore and upperclassmen vie for the International Livestock Exposition judging team in Portland.
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FE. R. Cooley
Fer. A
Portland
Alverdes
Miss Alverdes
Real Estate and Insurance Notary Phone 77 M Bonds
Real estate and insurance notary matters cited with a 77 million bond amount. Public records indicate bond posting as part of property and risk coverage proceedings. Authorities urge verification of bond validity and related filing with the registry.
Forty students register for journalism class with 35 desks
Forty students have enrolled for the first semester journalism course while only 35 desks are available in the classroom.
Field survey sets Myrtle Point football grid
The ag boys surveyed the Myrtle Point football field on Wednesday September 27. The general lay of the field will be north and south in front of the grand stand. The field lies aligned in this direction.
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Myrtle Point
Ag” Boys
Daughters Visit Mr and Mrs Herman and Others
Community notices list visitors and social events in Oregon areas including Myrtle Point Arago Coquille Marshfield Broadbent and Roseburg. People named include Mrs Marion Hoxey Mr and Mrs W A Wellman Mr and Mrs Otha C Ray Mrs C N Chapman Melba Myers Dot Miller and families with activities from September 13 to October 7. An Elgin Social dance at the Oaks pavilion with the Silver Spray Orchestra is announced.
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C. N. Chapman
Coquille
Veterans’ Hospital
Portland
Elgin
the Oaks Pavilion
Silver Spray Orchestra
Adv
Arago and Bandon Visit Records
In Arago Mr. and Mrs. Otha Ray and son Lee Polat visited on Saturday. At Bandon Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kern and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kern from Coquille with Otha Ray and son Harold Lee, plus Mrs. Marion Hoxey and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wellman, enjoyed Sunday in Bandon.
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Arago
Otha Ray
Lee Polat
Bandon
Melvin Kern
Clifford Kern
Aji
Coquille
Otha
Ray
Harold Lee
Marion Hoxey
Fishtrap
W. A. Wellman
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