Girrald Changes Hands In Myrtle Point Herald
R L Tucker takes over The Herald as of March first. Subscribers owing money will pay Tucker, prepaid subscribers receive issues until their time ends. All printing and advertising bills will be collected by Tucker. Hamilton expresses gratitude and wishes readers welcome for the new owners in Myrtle Point.
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Isea
Herald
R. L. Twcker
Aentie
Tucker
Myrtle Point
Mrs. Tucker
All in the Same Boat urges co op farmers to recruit nonmembers
Fred Sexauer of the Dairymen's League calls on farmers in the cooperative movement to enlist non-organized farmers. He argues prices and conditions threaten all, urging unity and mutual support to prevent collective decline and promote agriculture's progress.
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Fred Sezauer
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association
Bridge News Update From Page 1
The column notes residents and visitors in town including Mrs. Luttrell visiting from Dora, a Sunday dinner hosted by Mrs. Lacy Culver, and attendance by Ruth Brown Alma Larkins Elsie Lamp and families. It mentions injuries to A O Hooton and recovery efforts and plans to attend a funeral service for a deceased bride.
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Cess
Luttrell
Dora
Lacy Culver
Frank Culver
Ruth Brown
Bias Alma Larkins
Elsie Lamp
Clarence Clayton
Glen Hutton
Rfrs
le Grande
Banace
What It Means to Be a Christian Discussion Held
A community forum on Christian identity was led by James Morrison who returned from Roland Creek with family. The event noted attendance and a planned second lecture by Zella Rosenwald on March 4 18 at the Grange hall.
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James Morrison
Roland Creek
Zella Rosenwald
Grange Hall
Rosenwald
Oregon State College
Making Better Business From Hodges Forecast of Recovery
Gilvert T Hodges president of the Advertising Federation of America spoke in Chicago predicting a nationwide upswing in buying as 40 million workers shed fear and replace essentials. Lower wholesale prices feed retail gains and firms with aggressive merchandising and advertising will lead profits.
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Gilvert T. Hodges
Advertising Federation of America
Chicago
Hodges
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Erart
Advertising Federation
Bureau of Research
Jess
Were Coming Back Strong
The piece argues the current downturn is the seventh major hardship in the last century and that America has always recovered. It recalls past panics beginning with the 1883 financial crisis when many banks suspended payment and widespread property losses occurred.
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United States
America
Early Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment Principles
The article stresses early detection as crucial for cancer cure. It highlights warning signs like non healing lumps ulcers and unusual bleeding with often absent symptoms in early stages. It urges prompt tissue examination and explains treatment options including surgery x ray and radium guided by physician assessment.
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Bonnet- Brown Corporation
Chicago
A Humorous Look at Master Degrees and Value
The piece notes that up to about six decades ago a college graduate could obtain a Master’s degree by simply asking and paying a postage stamp. It argues that many earned or later earned such degrees, by easier or harder means, and that the practical value of a Master of Arts or similar degree is only about two cents.
Senator Leng Takes Oath as World War Loans Debates Begin
Washington March 8 Senator Leng of Louisville, sworn in as the first woman in the upper house, reviews wartime finance measures and World’s Fair plans. Congress weighs aid for farmers, veterans pensions, and federal appropriations for interior and parks. A Florida speedboat pilot headlines a new record and a man named Smith sets a world speed mark in Australia.
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Washington, D. G
Leng
Louislane
Ted Frin
Nies
Senate
Chicago
Ie Caravey
Ine
Smith
Australia
Florida
Submarine Trapped Crew Faces Deteriorating Conditions
Rapids dispatch describes a submarine crew trapped deep in the vessel wall as rescue attempts fail and the men appear to be dying. International tensions rise as leaders issue warnings amid a cloud of uncertainty.
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Baglin
Veesel
Ines
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William Wise
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