Myrtle Point Lumber Fights Freight Rate Changes
The Myrtle Point Herald reports lumber firms challenge freight rate cuts proposed for North Pacific shipments. The proposed reductions of 2 percent to 54 cents per hundred pounds to inland points are under ICC review, with carriers from Seattle and Western states seeking relief by July 1932. The case involves West Coast lumber associations and the Central Freight Association and covers routes to Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Wheeling, and other points.
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Seattle
Bagnbermears Association
Pacific
Pennse
New York
Ft West Virginia
Maser Bas
Goa
Subscription rates and payment details
Rates listed for one year six months and three months with single copies. Remit by money order or personal check to the post office. stamps and currency sent at sender's risk. Address and rates indicate pricing options for subscription service.
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Wll
The Obligation A Creditor and Latin American Securities
Fragmented OCR text discusses creditor obligations and foreign securities in Latin America, noting risks, imprudence, and the impact of international enterprises on local finance. It hints at tensions between U S and foreign holdings and the spread of investment through plantations and bonds.
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Securiies
Putin
Fice Holdings
Dairy Interests Plan Education and Advertising Push
Oregon dairy leaders announce a coordinated effort to raise milk and fat product consumption through an extensive educational program and advertising. Leaders urge boosting dairy usage to balance a farm surplus while highlighting the economic impact on Oregon farms, creameries, and wheat by products.
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Cogs County
Sapade
Marshfield
Watere Te H Fullenwider
Oregon Dairy Protective Awmeuatiog
Mickle
Teairy Division
State Department
Agriculture
Fulcowider
Oregon
Soesary
Mike Ats
Coos County
Bob
Artion
Goord Dairy Farsa
Unis Rere
State Department of Agriculture
Sawmill Proprietor Moves to San Francisco
A Humity sawmill owner moved to San Francisco and left behind $50,000 in a local bank. He had run a country operation for about thirty years and sought the secret behind his success as he relocated with around $1,000 in credit.
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San Francisco
U S Leading World's Exporters in 1831 and 1931 Trade
The article notes the United States led world exports in 1831 and highlights export values by state through 1931. It cites Germany and the United Kingdom as top foreign markets, with France in fourth place, and discusses wages and employment tied to export production, including Texas and several other states.
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United States
Avery
Union
Germany
United Kingdom
France
Texas
New York
Ingrana
Albania
Tennessee
Mississippi
Mussouri
Kansas
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Mle Point Plumbing Shop
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Myrtle Point Herald
Port of Coquille River
City of
Myrtle Point
Regon
Robert L. Tucker
Cooperative Service
Cape
By Nbwet
Peake
Barthermor
St. Peter
Lame Bode
New York City
Groen
FE Oren Wordec Tanks
Dutzen Graben Vernichtungsautomobizl
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Oakland
Cal
Wolverine State
Mich
U.S
E. A. Dodge
Myrtle Peins
E. P, Adaws
Chiropactor
Physio
H. A. Reynolds Office
Jesse Clinton
Whitman
Harlocker Pharmac
Eads & Williams
Gravelford
Rudy Hillstrom
King of the Banjo
Frank Davis
H. G. Volkmar Hardware
Norris Grocery
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