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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
2
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The article argues farm fire losses remain high due to limited firefighting organization. It promotes a central well equipped fire department headed by a fire marshal and supported by volunteer units with a class engine stationed centrally to serve many farms, claiming minimal cost and substantial property protection.
The piece argues that government operations show watered stock similar to private firms, with taxpayers bearing losses when mismanagement persists. It notes that unlike private enterprise, government must tax to cover deficits, and criticizes excessive government spending as wasteful, urging tighter controls to revive the economy.
A columnist argues America faces a building boom as construction lags then surges. They say new homes and renovations will cost far less now, boosting employment and restoring purchasing power before a rush spikes prices. They urge action to build and repair while cheap.
The group emphasizes that its sole truly valuable asset is its members and, without their unity, cannot be stopped from growing. It stresses fathers, success, and progress as guiding principles for a cohesive, enduring cooperative.
Nationally praised as successful the cooperative raises prices paid to members for their products. With three years of hardship survived cooperatives anticipate a pickup and future prosperity for farmers. Individual effort remains crucial to support cooperative programs.
The article argues foreign trade barriers harm American agriculture and many nations, noting tobacco and sugar losses and broad tariff effects. It credits Secretary Wallace and urges World Economic Conference action to stimulate trade for recovery of factories, farmers, and bankers.
Howell Wright argues in Public Utilities Fortnightly that government interference and competition with private capital erode tax revenue and threaten private investment. He calls for reevaluating regulatory relations of state and municipal utilities to avoid economic distress and preserve private capital incentives.
Local residents from Myrtle Point and nearby towns are noted visiting friends and relatives across Oregon. The column lists numerous greetings from Riverton Eugene Coquille Marshfield Myrtle Point and Portland with names such as Mr and Mrs A E Snyder Mr and Mrs Fred Beck Miss Fairs Dais Mrs Bert Handerson and Mr and Mrs H W Lever among others. Travelers include athletic staff coach H W Lever and Mrs Lever visiting en route to McMinnville and Los Angeles while others move or return from Portland and Eastern Oregon.
A regional health article extols sour milk as nutritious and antiseptic, linked to longevity in Eastern Europe. It provides substitution rules for baking using sour milk, including ratios for baking powder and soda, and lists recipes for Gingerbread Waffles and Sour Cream Pie with steps and ingredients.
Tom Dixon departed Wednesday for Chicago to attend the World’s Fair. Mr and Mrs R Ho Lemón drove to Roseburg Tuesday night to bring their daughter Louise back from a visit with friends there.
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