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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1962
Page
2
An opinion piece argues that free trade and tariff cuts politicize economics and risk harming American industries. It warns against across the board cuts, urges industry by industry standards, and favors balanced competition with Europe while protecting workers and domestic gains.
The White House agrees Treasury will pay about 250 million dollars for the Post Office Department to cover nonpostal chores including census forms weather reports tax forms and other tasks. The arrangement aims to ease deficits and may lead to higher stamp rates while taxpayers bear the cost.
A survey notes slipshod service across industries from hotels to stores and airlines, with examples of rude clerks and misbookings. Oregon issues a lemon yellow 1962 boat license, with rates and tax rules for 1992, urging boat owners to license before April to avoid ad valorem tax.
A column from Lans Leneve defends traditional male dress norms while mocking Bermuda shorts worn by men. The writer cites letters from California Oregon and Washington and praises women in pants yet condemns males in Bermuda shorts as improper and effeminate. The piece features sharp critique and calls for gendered clothing standards.
Coos Head Timber Company along with Coos Bay bidder Douglas Fir Plywood Co and Ingram Brothers of Bandon participated in the Powers Ranger District sale of 4 acres in Sisitigou National Forest. Prices ranged from 2,600 M board feet of Douglas fir to 60 M board feet of Port Orford cedar with bid prices near the appraised values and a 90 percent payout for other species.
A contentious column mocks men wearing Bermudas and women readers respond. The writer defends his stance against men adopting feminine attire, urging readers to respect gender norms and refrain from comment on others’ clothing. The piece closes with a moral appeal to avoid transgressive fashion.
The document lists a value of 70 147 dollars and 56 cents with a total bid of 904 006 50. It notes a roughly 1.3 mile logging road to operate the sale and outlines related logistics.
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