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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1932
Page
4
New York Representative Francis D. Culkin urges farmers to form well organized cooperatives led by the Dairy Men's League. He argues cooperatives stabilize prices and boost rural prosperity, warning unorganized farmers hinder price gains and noting prices are low even with cooperative marketing.
Maxwell Halsey of the National Bureau questions the safety of new roadways noting higher accident records after paving and faster cars. He argues better highway design and enforcement are needed to reduce accidents and congestion and cut patrol costs.
The piece attacks a New York October 1 gun law ending permits except for households, calling it a victory for criminals and a sweeping blow aiding gangsters. Karl T Frederick of the NRA is cited arguing laws cannot disarm the underworld while disarming honest citizens.
A columnist argues against a proposed Federal motor vehicle excise tax. They contend it would raise costs for 26 million vehicles, hurt auto industry employment across 41 states, and disproportionately affect low income buyers, slowing economic recovery.
The article highlights farm fire as a major loss source, noting about a quarter of annual fire losses and higher mortality on farms. It urges unremitting care, better rural fire departments, and new facilities such as motorized apparatus, windmill water, and telephones. An Iowa law allows township taxes for fire protection, but many states lag behind.
The report lists investments, labor use, and business activity in Oregon towns. Florence hosts restaurant lease to Chas Brown and a $600000 Rogue River bridge plan. Gold Beach and Brookings note utilities expansion and a new post office site. Medford progresses on a courthouse. Gardiner highway work. Brookings area mercantile activity. Reedsport cemetery expansion and related projects.
An article notes high speed sound waves sterilize milk by driving fluid through an inverted funnel producing concentrated waves. The process kills bacteria and allows continuous operation as milk enters the sterilizer from the dairy. Also mentions canal imagery and 1931 inland waterways business.
United States Geological Survey releases a brief summary of 1930 field studies in eastern Mount McKinley National Park by S R Capps and F H Moffitt. It outlines rock formations from pre Cambrian to Quaternary, mineral prospects along the Kantishna region, and notes on the Eva Creek gold lode mine near Ferry.
Mrs Theress Warner of Powers visits sister Miss Lids Dement in Argo who is teaching Easter program duties and church dinner. Zoe Myrtle Creek lingering seriously at bedside. Wm Stauff family near Renada California in frail health. A neighbor's drive of a herd car leads to a noontime accident at Stauffs gate with a shoulder injury. Bill hopes for recovery by dairy freshening.
A German remedy called Adleriika is advertised as clearing both upper and lower digestive issues and removing gas. The ad claims immediate relief from long lasting stomach problems and constipation, with the first dose surprising users.
G R Hyslop reports on clover seed performance in Oregon suggesting Ohio and Tennessee strains offer better winter hardiness and yield than eastern red clover. He notes Ohio seed has produced more hay locally for six years and that Tennessee performs well in Oregon, with recommendations for field choices and seed mixtures.
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Senator Bratton of New Mexico urges a national commission to study and honor women who served in wars from the Revolution to the present. The body would be nonpartisan and could receive 6.29 million dollars to finance experiments.
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