See Oregon First See Oregon Spend in Oregon
Vacation appeal piece extols Oregon as a travel destination highlighting diverse landscapes from the Cascades to Crater Lake and the coast. It invites readers to save money and spend vacation time exploring state wonders, wildlife, forests, rivers, and beaches across eastern to western Oregon.
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Maine Woods
Oregon
Oregons
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Cascades
Cascade Mountains
Coast Range
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Revenue bill impacts a wage earner and family
An Associated Press summary from Washington explains how the new income tax and excise measures affect a family man. A single income of $6,000 would owe $124 in federal tax versus $2,363 previously. Taxes would rise on a $600 car, fuel purchases, cosmetics, and home beer, with multiple small levies adding up for everyday items.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pedestrian Safety Message Warns of Carelessness
A dated plea highlights pedestrian deaths amid automobile fatalities, urging walkers to use crosswalks and stay visible at night. It contrasts duties of citizens with harsher taxes and ends invoking Uncle Sam as a tax collector to underline civic responsibility.
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Uncle Sam
Oregonian
Congress
Witt Rogers: new age takes center stage
A brief note highlights Witt Rogers as a figure embracing a new era or age. Details are sparse, but the mention signals a shift or fresh approach associated with the name Witt Rogers. The item reads like a local update on personality or persona.
Religion Ignorance and Happiness Theme Narrated in Memory
A reflective reminiscence describes rural life and schooling, noting limited neighborly movement and a quirky contrast between religious habit and ignorance. The piece recalls a dedicated but eccentric teacher, early education, and the pursuit of knowledge amid a close community.
Uncle Sam In Retail Business In Washington DC
A historical note discusses government involvement in retail ventures, arguing official stores near Army Navy and Marine posts compete with private retailers. It covers Army canteens and welfare stores, their expansion, purpose, funding, and the debate over whether the government should sell consumer goods to military personnel and civilians alike.
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Treasury to Gain From Higher Personal Taxes
The new tax plan raises direct taxes for the individual, with $2 weekly for shows and movies and $10 owed by year end. Total direct taxes rise to about $310 from $174 under old rates, an increase of $236. The effect is to fill Treasury coffers but deepen public costs as government spending grows with more employees.
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Treasury
Fragmented Snippets Reflect Public Discourse on Summer Plans
Readable fragments show a mix of opinions about summer spending, national policies, and coin collections. The text references figures like Hoover, mentions Oregon and Coquille, and includes jumbled quotes on Indians and tax concerns, indicating a chaotic clipping from multiple columns.
Cooperative selling plan sparks tax and private enterprise debate
The piece argues public funded meals and sale spaces should not rely on private sellers nearby. Proponents say it saves tax money by aiding the distressed and benefits the government by reducing costs. They also claim cooperation fosters neighborly feeling among workers.
Butter and Health Reserve Link Found in Study
Dr Amy Daniels of the State University of Iowa reports research suggesting a link between butterfat intake and respiratory illnesses in children. The study examines eating habits and health outcomes to assess potential connections to colds and other respiratory conditions.
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Amy Daniels
State University of Iowa
Daniels
Butterfat linked to eye infections and vitamin A
Nutrition authorities report butterfat as the richest vitamin A source and note links between low butterfat intake and eye infections. Historical observations from Denmark and Sweden show infection rates rising with reduced butterfat, while consistent daily butterfat consumption is urged to boost disease resistance.
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Diegvad
Sweden
Oregon Dairy Council
HE C Sherman
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