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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1931
Page
4
School Opens Next Week in Oregon Vacation Land Tone
A editorial urges families in Oregon to support the new fall term starting Tuesday. It praises summer fun in mountains and rivers, urges encouragement for children, and thanks teachers while stressing community involvement in education.
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Oregon
Bergin
West
Old and Young Learn to Trade Off in Modern World
An article reflects on changing views of aging, noting that ostracism of the elderly has ended. It cites figures like Thomas Addison and argues wisdom from older generations complements youth in today’s work environment.
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Thomas Addison
Ores Wreak: Phizeboat Incident Reported
An unclear OCR segment notes a phizeboat event described as wrecks or damage. The text hints at a maritime incident with irregular naming and no definite location or date. Further readable details are unavailable in the provided fragment.
Watch the Pump
Consumer warning urges vigilance at filling stations in unfamiliar areas to avoid short measures and dishonest operators. Advice stresses dealing with trusted owners, verifying what is paid for, and ensuring value for money amid industry concerns.
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Poim
A Call for Reform by Oregon Attorneys
An editorial urges Oregon lawyers to unite in disbarment of lawyers who use technicalities to aid guilty defendants. It cites Officer Prescott's murder in Ashland, noting a conviction later upheld by a supreme court rehearing and criticizing paid appeals. It argues such actions corrupt courts and fuel public distrust.
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Ampqusy Courier
Oregon
Sto Ld
Prescott
Ashland
Supreme Court
Heiress Elopes With Harvard Student From Wisconsin
Miles Mary Sur McCuollough, heiress to a $51 million Begga estate, elopes with Whipple Van Ness Jones, a Harvard student. They married in the Waukegan courthouse after leaving Oconomowoc summer homes, with parents awaiting an official confirmation of the union.
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Milwaukee
Wia
Miles Mary Sur McCuollough
John J. Begga
Whipple van Ness Jones
Harvard
Waukegan
III
Roth
St Louis
Train Saved by Sweater Waving Hero
James Clark, a Worcester county farmer, stopped a Pennsylvania railroad passenger train by waving two red sweaters fastened to a pole. He rescued 81 passengers aboard the train after a water-filled emergency when a cottage burned nearby.
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Rerin
James Clark
Worcester County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Crganlity
Farm for sale near county seat with marine view
Sell or trade 320 acres located 14 miles from county seat and 0.75 mile back from coast highway. 30 acres cleared on rolling hillside ready to cultivate. timber and brush, barn, small orchard, creek water, scenic marine view, hills shield from north wind. Near good school post office store auto camp cheese factory within a mile. Priced at 3750. owner prefers sale but will trade for a small place of similar value suitable for a chicken ranch. inquiries at The Herald office.
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Herald
Hoover Will Not Call a Special Session
Washington report states President Hoover rejects calls to convene Congress for unemployment relief or debt moratorium authorization. Rep. Treadway of Massachusetts urged a session before regular time to approve the moratorium, but the White House aligns with Senate leader Warben that action can wait until house organization issues are resolved. Government estimates show winter employment would rise with public building, but current plans limit federal spending outside four districts.
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Hoover
Congress
Mal Nee
Allen T. Treadway
Massachusetts
White House
Treadway
Mir Treadway
House
United States
James F War Ben
Senate
Ploen
Bia
Treasury
STU Cmad Cay
Saal
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Bulding
Federal Revenues Decline Across Year in Preliminary Report
The preliminary report shows a broad drop in federal revenue for the year ending, with total receipts lower by 611,916,978. Corporate and individual income taxes fell sharply, while miscellaneous collections declined as well.
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Bureau of Eternal Revenue
Presbyterian Church Sees Renaming of Sunday Services
Sunday services at the Presbyterian Church featured sermons by Pastor Donald Oatland with evening and morning gatherings. The event included anticipated address on renaming and leadership changes as congregants prepared for a new era under the church’s chair.
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Donald Oatland
Howard Scharf
Yakima fruit harvest workers oversupply warns job seekers
Special to Herald Yakima Valley Washington faces an unexpected surplus of fruit workers as the apple and pear harvest looms. L F Bishop chairs the Yakima Chamber of Commerce committee on unemploy ment says more workers are present than needed this season and advises would be job seekers to adjust plans and seek employment elsewhere. The note reflects inquiries from readers across Washington Oregon Idaho California and British Columbia.
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Yakima
Yakima Valley
Postal Rates Rise to Washington
Rates of postage will increase for letters and postcards in the United States and abroad. The first ounce or fraction will cost five cents and two cents for each additional ounce or fraction. Post cards remain three cents. Higher standard rates apply to other mail items.
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Washington
Wisconsin Lodges Face Fines for Rum Violations
A jumble of names and places notes Wisconsin lodges fined for rum violations. Reports mention court actions, a treasurer, a county register, and clerks, with a separate line about an American airplane speed record holder fined for illegal landing. The piece blends multiple events and locations, including a strike ending after a two week tunnel work stoppage.
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Hurlingtom Itagt
Brash Howe
American Custome Oficiala
Unites States
Montreat
Trade offers for Ashland farm and 800 acre sheep ranch
Advertisement notes a 30 acre Ashland area farm with barn dairy herd valued at 32000 for trade toward Myrtle Point home up to 2000 or 3000 with long term low interest. Also offers 800 acre sheep ranch 16 miles from Agency on a good road with houses sheds and equipment for trade toward a county place of equal value. inquiries at The Herald office.
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