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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
4
A satirical verse parodies a campaign song as President Hoover seeks Rudy Vallee for a political jingle. It mockingly riffs on bureaucracy tariffs and Democratic hopes, with playful misprints and garbled lines reflecting a journal page humor column.
A damaged OCR item shows a request to remit payment in advance. It includes scattered words about copies, subscriptions, and a postal or address line, though no clear names, dates, or locations are readable. The readable fragments imply a billing or notice context without concrete details.
The narrator recalls a thirteen year old boyhood on a stalled narrow gauge line between West Lebanon Indiana and Havana Illinois. He imagines rail engineering as a thrilling romance surpassing farm work, notes a path toward aviation or automobile work, and reflects on education and future prospects through the lens of youth ambition.
The note covers a 700 acre ranch near Pomona gifted by W K Kellogg to California State University for animal husbandry. It mentions 87 purebred Arabians, the Kellogg family, a $600000 income fund, and joking reflections on taxes and land value. It also includes a long aside on Arabian horses and a tangent about George Washington Bicentennial essay contests.
The Dairymen League Cooperative Association Inc plans to buy milk from the Dairymen’s League on June 1 signaling support for a single marketing approach. The move aims to stabilize markets and improve returns for producers and distributors through a stronger farm cooperative network led by New York entities.
The article warns against carelessness that starts fires in forests. It cites a camper sentenced for a lit campfire and notes forests burn yearly, causing huge losses and deaths. It urges individuals to improve fire safety at home and work, highlighting national losses and safety measures.
The text argues tax bankruptcy looms as government grows steadily. Bank official Melvin Traylor warns taxes consume one day’s labor weekly per American, with payrolls rising and public debt mounting. It cites land takings, deficits, and unpaid bonds as signs of fiscal strain.
Silver as money and metal appears in a fragmented note explaining a split effect on value and economic recovery. The text references money metal status, a half missing portion, and a global or International aspect, hinting at economic implications in normal times.
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