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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1932
Page
2
The notice states that any copies or exemptions must be paid in advance for a one year period. It outlines payment requirements and the enforcement of prepayment for all future copies or exemptions.
An editorial argues that in boom times government is a luxury and in downturns a drag on recovery. It urges Congress to cut costs by eliminating redundant bureaus and departments, promising lower taxes and a model for states and municipalities to follow.
The piece urges citizens to put partisan labels aside and focus on nonpolitical leadership to address economic and social issues. It emphasizes shared responsibility, sustained effort, and nonpartisan cooperation as restoration begins after the campaign.
B Forbes notes in Cosmopolitan that the tax burden is staggering with figures: 26 636 dollars per minute, 5 611 397 dollars per hour in a 48 hour week, and 44 871 794 dollars every business day, highlighting the ongoing payments to tax collectors.
The Darrymen League Cooperative Association urges a unified effort to stabilize dairy prices in New York, arguing fair milk pricing supports agriculture, employment, and consumer quality. It stresses public and producer backing, notes parallels with wheat, cotton, and fruit sectors, and warns against poverty pricing harming farmers and the public.
Record of capital investment and new operations across Coquille, Yaquina, North Bend, Marshfield, Gold Beach and nearby areas. Yaquina bay repairs funded, Diamond Lake highway bids opened, Liberty Theater reopened, a Rogue River motor boat raffled, and New Oregon Turkey Cooperatives began at 260 Hoyt Street.
At the high school auditorium on Wednesday November 2 freshmen announce a return party with a program featuring mouth organ selections, a courtship skit, a song, two musical readings, and a Shadowgraph. The event aims to prepare for a December 1 interclass debate with the sophomores, seniors, and freshmen teams.
The Myrtle Point freshmen beat the junior high squad 14 to 3 in Friday action. Players listed include Oliver Mast Fred Barksow Vernon Pearson Dale Druhler and Karl Hoover.
Marguerite Sudatruz and Selma Latham of Santors win first and second in the poster contest promoting the junior close play Her Step Hus band. Russell ent earns honorable mention. Miss Grace Mary Linn, dramatic coach, sponsored the contest to advertise the production.
The junior play cast works toward a December 9 presentation with tickets going on sale Wednesday November 23. Students selling $250 in tickets earn one free ticket. Admission prices list students two cents and adults 35 cents.
The article notes the advanced home economics class making lamp shades and towels in Russian style, while agriculture classes prepare Thanksgiving signs for a turkey raffle run by the FFA. Soil testing and project accounting topics are also studied. Mr. Sawyer leads freshman activities.
A Wednesday meeting of Lettermen discussed day plans and nationwide initiatives, outlining future events and activities intended to support national efforts.
Students warned to keep gym floor clean from street shoes. Lettermen will post warnings in the gym to preserve the floor for basketball. A quoted saying about trading at home underscores local pride and money staying local.
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