Forest Fire Laws Tighten Penalties in Oregon and Washington
State and federal penalties target careless and malicious fires in Oregon and Washington forests. Campfire permits required. closed areas and smoking bans in place. Through August, 163 incendiary fires reported this year, with 474 actionable under laws. total fires 670 across 22 national forests. lightning caused 186. A man seeking a wife fixes on practical virtues rather than kitchen aprons.
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Oregon
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Portland
Forest
Washsrelley
Surveying business and the push for cycle control
Dr Julius Klein assistant secretary of commerce outlines steps to shield the US economy from booms and panics. He notes a move toward scientific statistical control to curb overproduction and reduce industrial and commercial downturns through precise records like the revised survey of current business. The passage ends with an unrelated analogy about marriage and infidelity.
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Julius Klein
Klein
Commerce Department
Uncle Sam fishing figures show 1180000000 pounds caught annually
The piece notes 118,000,000 pounds of fish caught yearly with a value around 105 million dollars and 390,000 smokers and dried products, while warning of perilous days ahead from isolation streams and power projects. It emphasizes conservation and responsible effort as key to saving industry and livelihoods.
How to Teach Thrift to Myrtle Point Children
The article argues parents should teach thrift without turning saving into punishment. It stresses thrift brings real joy, warns against penny-pinching, and urges guiding children to value a dollar while preserving happiness. It also quips about emancipation and a joke about a machine to wash and dress children.
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Myrtle Point
Seven Commandments for Myrtle Point Citizens
A local list by a woman physician urges Myrtle Point residents to keep streets clean protect air and water and maintain alley and yard order while condemning neglectful habits and poor housing. Also notes shifts in local attitudes toward wealth and marriage and includes two classified trade offers seeking to exchange land and livestock for property in Myrtle Point.
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Myrtle Point
Rural 320 Acre Farm for Sale or Trade Near County Seat
320 acres fourteen miles from the county seat, three quarters mile back from Highway. 20 acres cleared on rolling hillside for cultivation, balance timber and brush. Barn, small orchard, creek watering area. Marine view with north wind blocked by hills. Nearby school post office store auto camp cheese factory. Price 3750 dollars. owner prefers cash but will trade for a smaller place suitable for a chicken ranch.
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Ownar
Herald
Texas Oil Wells Closed by Governor Amid Labor Fears
The Texas governor orders oil wells shut to curb production amid protests and wage conflicts. Officials cite potential job losses and conservation needs while calling for orderly shutdowns and possible future reopenings. Authorities reference Oklahoma events as context and warn of broader impacts on the petroleum industry.
Bridge News and Community Notes From Bridge Grange
Bridge Grange held a Friday meeting with a sheep market report and plans for a Bridge community fair. Local families enjoyed a birthday party with contests and refreshments. The area saw travels, illnesses, and social visits including a trip to Redmond and a Loyal Temperance Legion gathering.
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Grange
Orice
Irene Hatfield
Home Economics
Bridge
Lou
Maude
Evelyn
Edward Morrison
Vivan Lake
Betty Dow
Ray Beckett
Roland
Reek Bertram
Seneca, SD
Old paper for sale at The Herald
Fragmentary OCR discusses job insurance plans and pensions with scattered phrases about benefit types and permanence. It mentions reviews, remedy concepts, and evaluative terms, but the readable portion ends with the note that the Herald is the source.
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the Herald
Clyde and Stone to Meet Farm Leaders
Unclear text indicates Clyde and Stone planned a meeting with farm leaders. Details unclear due to damaged source text.
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Lyde and
Stone
Minnesota Labor Calls for Dry Act Modification
Minnesota labor leaders urge changes to the Dry Act amid drought. Officials warn water restrictions may require new measures and support deploying authorities to conserve supplies while advocating affordable, state backed options.
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Minnesota
Subscribing to The Herald Costs Less Than Four Cents a Week
The Herald subscription runs under four cents weekly, a bargain for readers as the paper promises value beyond the price. Advertisers expect to gain far more from the edition than the subscription costs, underscoring the paper’s economic appeal.
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