Methodist Episcopal Church Erwin G Ranton Minister
The church offers weekly programs with Church School at 10 00 am Worship at 11 00 am and Evening Praise at 8 00 pm The Epworth League meets at 7 00 pm for young readers and workers A Pastor's Bible Class is at 7 30 pm and Choir rehearsal at 8 30 pm on Wednesdays A Thursday prayer meeting is at 9 30 am at the parsonage
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Cooperative movement boosts Southern farmers and rail policy
The cooperative drive in the South and nationwide has raised farmers' incomes by setting graded prices and fair values for cotton. It curbed market dumping, held 7,000,000 bales off the market, and helped price stability. The piece links rail regulation to broader transport equity and calls for regulating all carriers equally to revive prosperity.
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Women Drivers Safer Than Men
A dated discussion notes that women make up about a quarter of US drivers amid millions of registered cars. It cites surveys and federal estimates to argue women drivers are safer, posing the question of safety in gatherings and motor travel.
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Women Drivers Safer or Not in Traffic Statistics
A collage of figures claims women drivers show varying safety in 1931 traffic data. The piece notes 97809 or 763 percent misrendered figures, cites fatal and non fatal accident tallies for women, and discusses bias in police and public opinion about women behind the wheel.
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Wit Rogers Continued from 1 age
The brief item notes continued reference to Rogers age on the previous page. The column clues readers to check earlier context for Rogers age and related details.
Pageant Parade Sparks Mixed Cheer and Chaos
A local pageant featuring 15 floats with dancers drew a large crowd. Report mentions a dangerous moment when a horse rider collided with gear, causing a fall but no serious injuries, while spectators and participants described the event as lively and memorable.
First Presbyterian Church Sermon on How Can We Know God
Fragmented notice lists multiple church events including First Presbyterian sermon on How Can We Know God, Bible study, and youth meetings. Mentions pastor Ostrander and topics on God and Voltaire with services scheduled Sunday morning and evening. Also notes activities at Assembly of God, reorganized Latter Day Saints, and other area churches with prayer meetings and youth programs.
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Needy Oregon Resident Thomp son Dies in Aurora Family Survives
Born in Missouri in 1874, Thomp son arrived in Aurora in 1883 and died in Needy, Oregon. Survived by two brothers Alvin of Aurora and Andrew G. of Berkeley, plus four sisters Kathrine Smith Gladys Sim Myrtle Will of Aurora and Grace Popeley of California. Two nieces Miss Berneta Thomp son and Mrs. Hattie Lytle, both of Aurora.
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Optimism urged by Dr Kerr for Oregon students
Dr W J Kerr new chancellor of higher education urged Oregon State College students to adopt optimism and determination in his first general address this year. He stressed achievement and service, noted low registration but urged students to value smaller classes and closer faculty contact, and reminded the community to honor donors and parents supporting education.
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Truth-In-Meats Featured Again at Portland Livestock Show
The Truth-In-Meats display, main attraction of the Oregon State College extension service, returns for the eighth year at the Portland International Livestock Exposition. The event runs October 19 through 22, with the display praised as a popular effort and key educational idea.
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Obituary of Joe Lett and Asa Thompron
Obituary notices list Joe Lett with funeral services at Brethren church on Wednesday October 6 and Friday October 7 at 2 PM in Maconald. also Asa Thompron noted for illness and death on September 28 and 24, with interment to follow. Wording indicates services and family mentions.
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Meat exhibit promotes better meat buying choices
The article describes a display with thirty feet of refrigerated sections for beef mutton and pork. Beef stresses quality and food value while the mutton section showcases a new cured type and affordable fat mutton. Pork cuts are demonstrated for consumers with a free 1832 meat recipes book to visitors.
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