High School Agriculture Notes Praises Prof Dryden and Oregon Horticulture
A student essay extols Professor James Dryden of Oregon Agricultural College for advancing poultry science and cites the 200 egg hen Lady MacDuff and other achievements. It also credits the 1914 Salem State Hospital poultry department profits and Rogue River valley disease efforts to Horticulture under Prof. A Lewis. The piece urges farmers and all community members to support education and progressive farming.
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James Dryden
Department of Poultry Husbandry
Oregon Agriculture College
Prof. Dryden
Rogue River Valley
Prof
A. Lewis
George Had Another Guess
A congressman investigating living costs tells a Washington correspondent about vagaries in prices. A young engaged couple discuss future plans under the constraint of high costs, considering living with the bride’s father to save money. The father then enters, offering to live with them after marriage.
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Washington
H. c
George
Cat Ruling the Roost In Gold Hill Ore
A half starved wild kitten appeared among suburban chicken pens and, now tame, protects the hens by sleeping in nests and repelling a skunk. The cat’s actions led to the house dog driving away the skunk until dawn when it was killed. The boy of the family received $5 for the fur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Hill
Ore
Airplane Muffler Reduces Engine Noise
Fascinated by aircraft sound, Popular Mechanics notes that designers have developed featherweight mufflers to muffle engine exhaust. An illustrated article shows a French war plane fitted with a standard muffler, though the propeller's whir remains audible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanica Magazine
Georgian Capital Tiflis Strikes Modernist Note With Caucasian Style
Melville Charter, reporting for National Geographic, arrives in Tiflis to find a capital bright with uniforms and modern urban life. The Golovinsky Prospekt showcases chic restaurants and shops while the populace sports Caucasian dress and military regalia. Civilians seek affordable attire by buying discarded officer uniforms.
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Melville Charer
National Geographici Mrorizine
Tiflistar
Republy
Golovinsky Prospekt
Ety
Brit
Tiflis
Farm-born Soldiers Return to Rural America Shaping Population
Records from the Bureau of War Risk Insurance in Washington show farm-bred service members held life insurance totaling over 10 billion dollars. Early demobilization saw many not returning to their former farm addresses, sparking fears of large urban relocation. As migration shifted, experts now believe the manpower loss to farms due to veterans settling elsewhere may be about 500,000.
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America
Bureau of War-Risk I Insurance
Washington
Dead towns come alive again with the silver boom
The article notes old mining towns in Colorado Nevada and Arizona reviving as silver returns to profit. Dust clouds rise along sagebrush trails as modern mining engineers revive ancient shafts once yielding wealth when silver topped a dollar. Advances in mining in the last forty years multiply profit chances.
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Colorado
Nevada
Arizona
Russians Use Moss and Calcium Chloride to Prevent Frost
In cold Russian homes thick walls and double windows with a moss filled sill between panes hide a dish of calcium chloride. The chemical absorbs moisture to keep ice from forming on glass during winter nights.
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Jack Frost
Russia
Movement backs nationwide fish pond plan for farms
In Louisville the International Association of Game Fish and Conservationists pledged to push a nation wide drive to build fish ponds on farms. Target species include bass and sunfish for recreation and food at low cost with broad benefits.
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International Association of Game, Fish and Conservationist
Com
Louisville
Farma
Newberg Church Services Schedule
Sunday school opens at 10 a.m. with Aza Sutton as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 oclock. C E at 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 led by Pastor Fred E. Carter.
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Aza Sutton
Church Schedule and Pastoral Notice at Hancock and Washington
Church of the Brethren announces Sunday school at 9 45 to 11 00 with morning worship by A M Williams of Albany College. Evening services led by Pastor George H Lee with midweek prayer at 8 00. Elders Reed and Glick invite all to attend at the Hancock Washington location.
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Hancock and
Washington Streets
Bible School and Church Services Schedule
Bible school at 10 a m with Ethel Kieler as superintendent. Preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Y M C E at 6 30. Public invited to all services. K H Sickafoose is pastor. Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m. A cordial invitation to all. Co D Norris, Pastor.
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All. Co
D. Norris
Prayer Meetings at Friends Church and Hall Session
Friends Church Springbrook holds 7 30 prayer meetings Wednesdays and the 4th Sunday each month at 2 30 pm in J G O F hall corner First and Meridian streets. Francis Woodruff is President and Emma L Snow is Secretary. Bring sale bills to the Graphic for printing.
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J. G. O. F. Hall
First and
Meridian Streets
Francis Woodruff
Emma L. Snow
Morning sermon and evening missionary program announced
The pastor preaches in the morning at eleven o'clock and the Junior Missionary Society hosts an in evening missionary program. A Wednesday prayer meeting is also planned. The public is invited to all services. W N Coffee pastor.
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Junior Missionary Society
Methodist Sunday Services and Weeknight Prayer Meeting
Preaching each Sunday at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Epworth League at 6 30 p m and prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 30 p m Pastor Chas E Gibson leads the congregation at the usual hours.
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Epworth League
Chas. E. Gibson
Baptist Sunday School and Evening Service Times
Baptist church announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m and 10 o clock with B Y P U at 6 30 p m All are invited to these services.
Sabbath Services Schedule Details
Seventh-Day Adventist church announces Sabbath school at 10 30 a m and preaching service at 11 46 a m on Saturdays with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 p m for weekly spiritual activities.
Church of God Schedule of Services This Week
The Church of God announces worship at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p m Sunday with a prayer and testimony meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 p m local time. The notices invite parishioners to attend and participate.
Extreme Cold Records Across Regions
The report notes 59 degrees below zero in parts of the Adirondacks at year’s start, while Sweden recorded 70.6 below, and Alaska saw thermometers freezing up. In Interior Alaska winter conditions freeze alcohol and kerosene solid.
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Adirondacks
Weather Bureau
Jack Frost
Sweden
Alaska
Chehalem Center Church Service Times and Pastor
Chehalem Center Church schedules Sunday school at 16 preaching at 11 and 7 30 with Christian Endeavor at 7. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 30 and a business meeting on the last Thursday of each month. A C Martin is the Pastor.
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Christian Endeavor
Dundee M E Church Sermons Schedule
Dundee M E Church will hold preaching at 11 a m with an evening service at 7 30 p m Rev J H Gillespie is the pastor.
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Newberg
U. S. National Bank
Federal Reserve
S. L. Parrett
United States National Bank
Newberg, Oregon
Imperial Hotel
Will J. Thompson
Portland Eye Specialist
Oliver F. Kilham
New
Uncle Sam
Newberg Church Services
C. E
Fred E. Carter
Church of the Brethren
John A. Reed
David C. Glick
E. Oterrree
Dewaw Eee
A. M. Williams
Bany College
George H. Lee
Bible School
Ethel Kieler
Y. P
C. BE
K. H. Sickafoose
Carl’ F. Miller
W. N. Coffee
Methodist
Church of God
Chehalem Center Church
A. C. Martin
Dundee
M. E. Church
J. H. Gillespie
Kodak & Ansco
Waite
Gary Trucks
Gary Coast Agency, Inc
Northwest Distributors
Broadway
Portland, Ore
Oregon
Etterberg
A. Rupert & Company
E. L. Evans
C. A. Evans
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