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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1944
Page
4
The piece argues that Roosevelt’s New Deal faces distrust from industry and investors, with Dewey as a hopeful alternative. It warns of punitive campaigns against business and calls for restoring faith, avoiding national socialist economic patterns, to revive job creation and growth.
Mrs Amanda Ehrig celebrated her birthday with a group of neighbors and relatives including Mrs Doris Young Mrs H M Shull Mrs Fred Scofield Mrs Erma Wise and her mother Mrs A L Rice among others. Health nurse Mrs Kelly and assistant visited Bridge school to examine pupils.
An extension circular notes that over 70 percent of milk cows reside in western Oregon while about 90 percent of beef cows are in eastern Oregon. Marion County leads milk cows with 7 percent of state total, followed by Washington, Tillamook, Coos, Linn, and Clackamas with roughly 6 percent each. The circular No. 437, Cattle on Farms, Oregon, is available at county agent offices.
Portland reports show the nationwide effort to boost onion consumption and storage is succeeding in Oregon during the second week. C R Tulley notes strong trade cooperation and urges buyers to stock up for future use to prevent losses from the bumper crop, with prices generally below ceiling levels.
The fragment recounts a speaker urging truth and liberty, invoking Patrick Henry and Washington to warn against disloyalty and blind comforts. It stresses defending American traditions, warns of enemies within, and calls for Americans to stand guard with Lincoln and Independence Hall as touchstones.
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