Indian Tale and the Government Handouts Sermon
A George Peck piece argues against welfare spending portraying an Indian tale as a critique of government aid. It warns Americans about socialism, cites a London letter from 1952, invokes Ben Franklin, and urges a return to rugged individualism in the upcoming election.
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Sam
America
Uncle Sam
Mr. Dog
Dog
England
London
Europe
Ben Franklin
New York
Myrtle Point Herald
Tribune Press
Dwight D Eisenhower
Ike
Paris
Dwight Eisenhower
United States
White House
Eisenhower
East Vth Street
New York City
Paul Hoffman
St Lawrence
Mitsom Raosstter
Sith
Mountain Lodge Visit and Rogue River Trip Details
A travelogue recounts a mountain lodge near Agness on the Rogue River with eight buildings and 149.53 acres sold recently. It describes visits to locals, fishing, deer and sheep herds, Clover fields, and the hospitality of the Lucas and Cochran families, plus scenic views and wintery peaks surrounding Agness. It also notes political commentary and local notices included in the same issue.
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Rogue River
Robert Strub
Paul
Roeeburg
Wilds
John Ryan
Agness
Larry Lucas
Agness Lodec
Rogue
Illinois
Pacific
Elton Schroeder
Doctor Thomases
Lucases
Aeness
Sot
Larry
George Jenkins
Coos County
Lucas
Co. Gan
C Cochran
Eugene
Dutch Clinton
Cochrans
Cochran
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Herald Press
Kigris Polit. Ore
G. W. Hall
Terican Press Association
Hall Bros., Publishers
E. F. Hall
Mgr
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelhia
George Peck
Ebcerd
National Labor Management
Lucas Lodge
Blondell
Chenow
McCart
Provesers
Pogenerae Storey
James
Powers
McCarts
Comony
Maorduas
Quek Creneral
Dwight BD
Robert Ho Tutt
Taft
Fisen
Weld
Douglas MacArthur
Dixie
Morgan
Mary
Martha
Jane
the Herald
Oregon
Mason Rossiter Smith
Tribune Press of New York
JH Olinger Jt
Marvel & Olinger
Robert E Marvei
George Linn
John Heeren
Heeren & Linn Agency
Myrtle Point
Superior Cheese Company
Superior
Bes
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Gold Beach