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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1932
Page
4
The brief mockup lists prices for different subscription lengths including six months at 2.00 and three months at 1.25, though the text is partially garbled and lacks full context or dates.
The fragment outlines cycles of land booms and panics from 1837 to 1921, noting bank suspensions, factory closures, bond repudiations, and stock-market turmoil. It references major episodes in Boston, New York, and Wall Street with periods of later recovery and a lasting late 19th to early 20th century resilience.
Ex-President Coolidge urged youths to secure life insurance as a savings plan for their future and dependents. The piece touts life insurance as stable and wise for small earners lacking resources for evaluating risky investments, noting most policies require only small sums.
A 1931 bank condition report for Security Bank at Moertie Point Cove Oregon shows assets of cash, loans, bonds, and other resources totaling $423,651.14 with deposits and capital listed. The statement is sworn by Cashier Karl Kaufman and notarized.
The article notes Hulet discussing state leadership and a possible Republican nomination. It questions whether private firms should amortize investments and transfer plants to customers, versus public ownership, and touches on tax policy and efficiency debates.
A January chronicle notes religious services by four denominations, a band concert, and thanks to volunteers. It covers civic events, new officers for local groups, river steamer progress, and evolving industry from coal to creamery, highlighting Myrtle Point’s social and economic development.
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