Fattening for the Kill by Brannan Plan critique
The piece argues the Brannan Plan would fatten farmers for state control, citing high costs and potential land nationalization. It warns of production quotas and bureaucratic oversight, urging readers to consider Kierkegaard’s parable of the fat duck as a warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peck
Brannan
Hireself
Uder
Kuierkegaard
Kierkegaard
Europe
Flat River
Missouri Journal
Piva
Jess
How Bad the Republicars How Good the Fair Deal
A Hawthorne like critique from Yoakum Texas tracing President Truman to Teapot Dome and Kansas Missouri ties. The piece condemns Republican failings and calls for government aid while lamenting inequities and corruption in politics and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Teapot Dome
Missouri
Not the Daylight Save Shuffle in Rural Talk
A fragment from a lively letter column rails at daylight saving and public figures, mixing humor and political jabber. It cites Eisenhower talk, lampoons officials, and ends with a folksy quip about farm life and clocks. The tone is playful local commentary with dated references.
Southpaw pitcher Weber shines as local baseball drama unfolds
A vivid account from a Riverside game recalls Weber the southpaw for the hometown team dominating nine innings. Dayton behind the plate received well pitched offerings while Bo Brooks and Myron Fort delivered key moments. The narrative hints at financial pressures and a broader political undertone about subsidies and fair deals, ending with a personal anecdote about Mrs Lloyd Smith and a car incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martie
Beart
Coe Reee
Bos Weber
South Paw
Omer
Dayton
Nit Wit column sparks memories in Myrtle Point chatter
A fragmented reminiscence from a Myrtle Point coffee shop discussant recalls a long-ago Herald column titled Nit-Wit Just Knockin Around. The piece touches on local politics, personalities, jokes, and oddball notes from 1936 including mayor Ralph Kring and council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Naydene
Herald
Ralph Kring
E.C Barker
Sam Breuer
M J Morrison
Elton Schroeder
Elton
Robert L. Tucker
Wm E& Walsh
Marshfield
Coos County
Lans Leneve
Myrtle Point
Lou Pearce
Henry Schroeder
Thomas Ats
Barker
Waldemar Garnes
Cearnes
Ramblings Continued From Prem Page One
A rambling column notes the July Fourth holiday scene, travel misdirections near Coquille and Powers Junction, and a wary take on perch fishing near Bandon. It jokes about motorists and imagines sea creature reflections while urging conservation of spawning perch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Coquille
Bandon
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Myrtle Point Herald
Cook Eared
Maney
A. W. Ball
American Press Association
WAT” Rational Asvelh
Seteirans
Reransey
Yoakum, Texas
Herald-Times-Democrat
Ee Preestmreat & Eye Worstire
John
George
Ritchie
Ray
Sonny
Jan
MR. Peck
George S. Peck & Associates
New York
Ha’ Tever
Lans
Merchant Watts
Standard
Leneve
Salem
Bo Brooks
Gold Beats
Myron Fort Tay
Roberts
Arthore Publishing
Mrs Lloyd Smith
HILCO
Huling
Mr. Smith
Pettan
Doc
Wwe Peava
Prem
Tata Atta
Rerete & Cellier
Speme
Dionne
Mama” Rch
C. C. Carter
Timber Lands
Maple & Fifth
Oregon
Middlefork Myrtlewood CO
John Koch
Roseburg Highway
Rive
Chevrolet
Southwestern Motors
Coquille, Oregon
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