Farmers Find Advertising Pays for Farmers in Newspapers
Newspapers across the country advocate farm advertising as a solution to wasteful distribution. Agricultural agent CG J McIntosh says ads shorten the road to market, cut transport and storage costs, and allow farmers to sell locally or to distant buyers via farm papers. Ads should highlight quantity quality place and price and aim for reputable goods. Advertising benefits newspapers and farm journals by boosting profits and quality content for readers and advertisers.
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CG. J. McIntosh
Poducer
McIntosh
Press censor strikes at Mussolini in Italy
University of Oregon pundit weighs ethics of Fascist suppression of newspapers. Eric W. Allen warns that Italian news is biased and distorted, harming global confidence in reports. He recalls observing censorship during a visit and criticizes Mussolini’s propaganda appeal.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Muscolini
Italy
Eric W. Allen
University of Oregon School of Journalism
Savoy
Mussolini
Poverty Dinners for Prosperous Families
A plan for International Golden Rule Sunday on December 6 urges families to match near east relief orphanage meal costs for a social choice. Contributions fund feeding for orphans and review yearly budgets to promote stewardship. Funds support refuges and a year long program with suggested menus and pledges via Helen E. Whitaker in Myrtle Point.
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Near East
World Brotherhood
Myrtle Point
Golden Rule
Helen E. Whitaker
America urged to continue Near East relief work for orphans
Mrs. Aristene Felts of Portland writes to Near East Relief director urging ongoing aid for Armenian refugees. She highlights orphaned children in Nazareth carpentry training for boys and thousands of babies in camps, noting 25,000 homes found in two years and uncertain funds for continued support.
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Portland
Aristene Felts
Oregon P. T. A
Paris
J. J. Handsaker
Northwest
America
Near East
Nazareth
Jeans
Near East Relief
Satone
Syria
Standard Oil to Mark Town Names for Aerial Highways
Standard Oil of California unveiled a plan to paint town names in large black letters on company buildings along the Pacific coast to guide aviators. The scheme follows consultations with army air service chiefs and will begin with conferences to plan immediate markings in selected towns.
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United States
Steaderd” Oil Company
California
Yosterday
Pacific Coast States
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Army Air Service
Duck Tagged on Coquille River Farm by Roy Jenkins
Roy Jenkins, son of County Commissioner J. T. Jenkins, shot two spring ducks on his father’s Coquille river farm. One duck bore a metal leg tag reading 311896 Biol. Survey Wash. DC. The tag and data were sent to Washington to study flight routes and distances.
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Roy Jenkins
J. T. Jenkins
Coquille River
Biol. Survey
Wash
D.C
Washington
Presby church officers meet for planning and social
Monday night the Presbyterian church and Sunday school officers and teachers met at the Manse to transact church business and enjoy refreshments. Attendees included W E Lewellen Russell Moomaw Whitaker Gu erin and others. Plans for upcoming Christian Endeavor activities and new Sunday school supplies were laid for the coming quarter.
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Presbyterian Church
Seasion
Speier School
Mesdames Lewellen
Chas. C. Hulet
W. E. Lewellen
Elmer Russell
Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Automatic swipe offer floods rainy days
An ad from Emery and Nedler promotes a guaranteed automatic swipe for $8.50, claiming comfort and safety during wet weather.
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Emery & Nedler
Mes Ae
Higher freight rates on butter cheese and eggs
Portland officials report a new scale of class rates for shipments between California and Oregon to take effect December 28 unless suspended by the Interstate Commerce Commission. J H Mulcahy says increases range from 72 cents to 2.11 dollars per hundred pounds. Butter eggs and cheese face higher charges. protests by Portland San Francisco and Oakland groups expected.
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Portland
Ore
California
Oregon
Southern Pacific Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. H. Mulcahy
Portland Shipping
San Francisco
Oakland
Fermenting Vinegar Requires Proper Aeration and Care
E H Wiegand Oregon experiment station horticulturist notes that fermenting cider must be well aerated for strong vinegar. Barrels are supported with air holes above the level, free air circulation is essential, and no disturbance occurs after fermentation starts. Overfill causes poor air flow and low acetic acid results from residual sugar. Night hawks hunt larks and a chicken or two.
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E. H. Wiegand
Oregon Experiment Station
Community Interest Sparks Debate Over Self Care
A reflective line notes that some individuals show greater concern for others' affairs than their own, prompting discussion about personal boundaries and communal responsibility. The remark highlights social dynamics and the value of balancing attention between self and others.
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Orhpans
Bandon World
Bill Booster
The
Church of the Brethren
First Presbyterian
Myrtié
J. N Roberts
Mountain States Power Company
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