Local Justice of the Peace Sees Political Pressures and Service
The piece discusses the candidacy of Wayne L. Mares and the editor’s views on his suitability. It notes Mares’s background as dean of Oregon Law School and War Labor Board member, and comments on editor’s reluctance to bow to political factions. It also honors RE. A. Dodge on his retirement after 34 years as Justice of the Peace, praising his conscientious public service and inviting continued respect.
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Wayne L
Palavar
Sehee
Ted Ghosset
Eof
Oregon Law School
War Labor Board
RE. A. Dodge
Dodge
Judge Dodge
Wartime Trust Sought in Editorial Voice From The Progressive
An editorial writer articulates that adult Americans recognize wartime duties and reject government overreliance. The piece urges presenting facts clearly in a direct, man-to-man manner to mobilize public support for the national effort.
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Progressive
la Follette
Remember When April 8 1904 Deer skins case and more
April 8 1904 Eckley constable arrested Liberty Haynes on game law violation for deer skins, bond set at 500 dollars. Roosevelt lectured Indian delegation condemning drinking and gambling. Russia busy with Japan. British advance in Thibet go unchallenged. Sinking of a Japanese steamer and seizure of telegraphs reported. Milliners announce spring fashion of small hats without birds or bright plumage. Local election results list Lundy Reynolds Pulford Huling. Various notices on theater, telegraph progress, Fourth of July entertainments, Farmers Union, and new construction set for April 1924.
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Liberty Haynes
Eckley
Stewart
T R. Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Thibet
VO EL Lundy
Wm Reynolds
Pulford Recorder
Fine
Tagaph
Apu
Parcer
Myrtle Point
Coquille Valley
Farmers’ Cooperative Union
T D Guerin
6Th and
Spruce
Lumber Shortage Affects War Effort And Civilian Demand
The article notes an unprecedented surge in lumber use for military needs as 1944 demand is projected to reach about 38.5 billion feet while production struggles to keep pace. It warns of a looming lumber shortage and urges industry workers to maximize output despite wage and regulation challenges. It also discusses war taxes, public opinion on government spending, and the broader home-front effort to support troops.
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South Pacific Co
Yarden
Washington
Red Cross
USO
Congress
Dairy regions push harder as war stars rise
Arm boys are apt to be husky pilots and sailors. Service stars hang in farm windows complicating labor for more food. Milk is a daily crop on dairy farms as cows receive care each morning and night. Across the land men, women, and even children work harder, with many retirees returning to work.
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America
U S. A
After the crisis, public duty and government control rise
The text notes a shift toward safer governance after a crisis and credits the populace with reclaiming oversight. It argues postwar hope rests on true values and accountable performance in government, akin to private industry standards, with taxation seen as essential to democratic support.
Local Residents Extend Visit and Cadet Deployment Notes
Bridge Mra J and Mr Rigsby Clyde Harrison of Riddle have spent the last days at the Jim Rigsby home. Cadet Marvin Huff left Saturday for his base at Liver more Calif. He is to be transferred from Corpus Christi Texas. Wilda Beckett and Betty Doney left their Huff family stay on Thursday to return home in Leaburg. FOR SALE AI kinds of office and legal forms at the Herald.
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Morse
Oregon
Mra
Mr. Rigsby
Clyde Harrison
Riddle
Jim Rigsby
Marvin Huff
Livermore
Calif
Corpus Chriati
Texas
Wilda Beckett
Betty Doney
Huff
Leaburg
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