Status of All State Normals in Oregon Politics
The three State Normal Schools of Oregon remain on the statute books under the Board of Regents of Normal Schools. A 1909 legislature abolished Drain, and future openings depend on voter approval in November 1910. If approved, the State Board of Regents will operate the schools. without approval, they stay as is until the next session. The Board proposed a three-school system for Oregon with sites at Willamette Valley, Southern Oregon, and eastern Oregon, while urging the Legislature to decide on a permanent policy without school influence. The Alumni Association of Southern Oregon State Normal School notes political conflict but hopes citizens judge the issue on merits.
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Oregon
Board of Regents of Normal Schools
State Senate
House of Representatives
Board of Regents
Drain
Douglas County
State Board of Re
Portland
House
Senate
State Board of Education
State University
Agricultural College
Board of Regente of
Norma Schools
Wigamette Valley
Monmouth
Ashland
Weston
W. B. Ayer
Regent Ayer
Heuce
Nent Bast
Southern Oregon State Normal School
Alumni Association
Umatilla
Moore
King
Burnett
Supreme Bench
Judiciary
Nom
Hurnett
Judge King
Will R. King
Normal School Site Ideas For Healthful Conditions
The greatest Normal School president in the United States notes a key teacher trait. Southern Oregon Normal School offers superior healthful conditions in Biskiyou foothills with Mt. Ashland snowmelt water, protected by the federal government for 23 years, piped two miles to grounds. The campus features lawns, native trees, flowers, two main buildings, a gymnasium, and dormitories, inviting strong, ambitious youths for training to care for future generations.
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United States
Oregon
Southern Oregon Normal School
Biskiyou
Mt. Ashland
President P L Campbell urges Oregon three normal schools
President P L Campbell of the University of Oregon told Eugene's Lane County Teachers Institute session that Oregon needs three normal schools to serve training departments. He argued three campuses would house about 200 students each, noting current demand around 200, and outlined extending university facilities to poorer students with lower living costs and a student loan fund.
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University of Oregon
Lane County Teachers’ Institute
Eugene
P. L. Campbell
of Oregon
Campbell
Oregon
Theniversity
What Will It Cost at Southern Oregon State Normal
A tax proposal of 125 of a mill equal to 4 cents per $1000 assessed value funds the state normal school. The article argues the school is the only state educational institution south of Eugene and urges voters not to deprive local children of trained teachers, warning removal would be a serious loss.
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Southern Oregon State Normal School
Oregon
Eugene
Southern Oregon State Normal School Seeks Support
The Southern Oregon State Normal School, the sole higher education institution in Southern Oregon south of Ferens, urges community backing and financial support.
Hobbech's Coffee and Oyster House Opens
Hobbech's Coffee and Oyster House opens offering noted service quality and fresh seafood options. The new venue promises a welcoming dining experience with coffee and oyster specialties.
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Hobbech's
Apple Memories Stir Nostalgic Talk on Fat Apple Influence
Lynn C. Doyle, president of the Northwest Apple Consumers association, recalls childhood apple memories in Spokane while praising the fruit's lasting influence. He describes family scenes, Halloween games, and the joy of fresh Baldwin and Northern Spy varieties as a tribute to apples.
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Spokane
Wash
Lynn C. Doyle
Northwest Apple Consumers’ Association
Baldwin
Mr. Doyle
States
Roosevelt Proved Royal Lineage With Public Fame Untouched
It has been proven that Roosevelt is a descendant of European royalty, but he still retains a large proportion of his popularity. This revelation connects his public image to noble ancestry while underscoring his enduring appeal among voters and the general public.
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Roosevelt
Filthy Stomach Cure Ad Promises Quick Digestion Relief
An old advertisement touts MI O NA stomach tablets as the cure for indigestion and sour stomach. It claims immediate relief from dizziness and headaches, guarantees cure, and offers a fifty cent price through Tallman & Co. or local druggists.
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Tallman & Co
Normals Out of Politics in Oregon Schools
The article argues against trading votes for Normal school appropriations in Oregon. It favors keeping state Normal schools free of political interference, supporting multiple properly located institutions to serve the entire state and provide trained teachers for every school.
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State Normal Schools
Oregon
Normal state name list with numerous misspellings
A garbled OCR style list shows state names with inconsistent spellings and numbers. Some entries like Alabama Arizona California and New York appear alongside errors such as IMnots ftown Ohlo Penneybanks and misspelled states, suggesting a defective transcription of a table of normals by state.
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Oklahoma
Penneybanks
South Carolina
South Dakota
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Pastime Theatre Shows More Moving Pictures Than Any Other
The Pastime Theatre proudly advertises being the leader in moving pictures in the city, claiming a greater variety and number of films on its program than any rival cinema.
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Ferens
Rour
Lynn
Doyle
Apple
Becomd
Fletcher
Cewtaur Company
Murray Etroet
Ireland
COPELAND @ DRAKE
Oregon Railroad @ Navigation Co
Wm. McMurray
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