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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1933
Page
2
The text argues cooperation is the key to a stable farming future. It compares Neolithic teamwork to modern agricultural cooperatives, asserting they empower farmers with bargaining power, stabilize markets, and secure fair prices beyond chaotic one on one sales.
Public urges immediate spending to boost employment and combat distress. Inflation and a stronger dollar support buying now for repairs, renovations, and property updates to stimulate jobs and economic recovery.
A satirical note compares shifting taxes between classes to moving money between piles. It argues true tax relief comes only from spending less, in a light verse linked to a spring poem dedicated to Doris Marguerite Clinton of Myrtle Point and Salem.
N G Perkins and daughter Mrs Ala Moon left today for California. Perkins will visit his sister in law Mrs Fred Metalve of San Jose, then proceed to Mrs Moon’s home in Lon Angeles for an indefinite stay. Coquille callers Mrs John Carver and Mrs Isabelle Whittington spent Saturday in Coquille on business.
Local social items highlight visits and travels around Myrtle Point and nearby towns. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Howard Hamilton, Miss Eloise Britton, Miss Lila Dye, Mrs Ed Watzling, Mr A R Rogen, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Clinton, Mr and Mrs A M Christensen, and many families visiting relatives, attending commencements, and hosting dinners.
Saturday guests included Mr and Mrs J W Laird and family from Roseburg visiting in Laird home with Mrs Morgen sister of Mrs P F W Laird. Barview hosts welcomed Mr and Mrs George B R Hall Myrtle Point and Mr and Mrs W N Bailey Coquille. Summers family plans trips to Bugen Junction City and Portland to visit relatives. Friday tea by Mrs Lawrence Clinton for Ladies Aid members preceded a candy sale with confections and sandwiches served to Mrs Mike Charneski Mrs G L MecKay Mrs Frank Way and others.
Mr and Mrs Herby Schroeder depart Boundary for Portland with Charles Schroeder of Bandon to see a specialist. Charles has been ill three weeks. Mrs Bertha Larson visits Coquille from Monday to Friday.
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