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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1932
Page
2
Why Not Southwestern Oregon Beef and Dairy
A Portland American Legion convention menu favors Oregon products. The Products Committee promotes beef from Eastern Oregon and dairy, cheese, butter, vegetables, fish from other regions and questions why Southwestern Oregon is overlooked. The speaker urges unity and advertising to showcase the region’s rich soils and year round climate, and to organize support for buying locally produced goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Convention
Portland
Oregon
United States
Voters Call For Tax Cuts In Federal Spending
The piece argues that federal departments surged in cost from 1927 to 1932, predicting tax bankruptcy and unemployment unless drastic government cuts are made. It urges taxpayers to vote for reductions and places responsibility on the electorate to demand fiscal restraint at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Poor Facts for Farmers Urges Dairymen Unity in Milk War
A Dairymen's League statement by President Sexauer argues milk prices stayed relatively high due to organized dairymen and that prices would rise further with a stronger cooperative. He warns unorganized farmers lack defense like a rabbit and calls for territorial unity to protect members and influence national agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen's League
Cooperative
Sexauer
New York
Practical Road Building and Economic Plans in the Nation
The text argues roads as economic drivers and criticizes wasteful spending. It promotes weatherproof, long lasting roads as feeder arteries under $1,000 per mile, tying good roads to improved business, trade, and agricultural markets. It reflects debates on state funding, higher education budgets, and fiscal restraint in the 1930s context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Oregon Labor backs dairy tax bill in Astoria convention
Oregon State Federation of Labor delegates in Astoria vote two to one to actively support the dairy tax bill, seeking aid to dairymen in the November referendum. The measure, a ten cent per pound levy on cheese, passed the last session and awaits voter approval.
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Meier
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Oregon State Federation of Labor
Astoria
Yate TV
George Fullenwider
Oregon
Eldridge
Borgat
August Dairy Output Slips While Cheese Imports Rise
August production shows a decline from July levels with an overall softer dairy output. Swiss cheese imports and European production trends are noted, while U S dairy prices and cheese imports edge higher than last year, despite a weaker European second quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Norrads
Minnesota
Europe
Germany
Switzerland
Sweden
The
Netherlands
Lumber Industry On The Up Grade
This week’s barometer shows a healthy rise in new lumber business with seven days of stronger orders than any week since January. West Coast demand grows with late July timing, while Southern Pine activity in New Orleans signals broader recovery and higher prices from $100 to $400 per thousand board feet.
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Wolre
Réich
Southern Pine Association
New Ouleans
Middle West
Atlantic Coast
California
Argu
Laoor
Chicago
Far East tensions and US election fears voiced in travel notes
The writer recalls the Shanghai and Manchurian Jehol issue as a buffer region and notes Japanese actions while praising good sportsmanship. He predicts political outcomes, including Maine, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania results, and reflects on American politics as a cyclical, divisions-driven affair. He sees future frustration and calls politics a custom rather than civilization.
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Shanghai
Japan
Jehol Jehol
China
Manchuria
State Department
Chicago
Maine
New Hampshire
Roo
Senate
Warren Roverevelt
Michigan
South
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Mason
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Kinseell
Pennsylvania
Penitence and the motives of repentance examined
A reflective piece by Thomas Arkle Clark discusses penitence, repentance, and motives behind wrongdoing. It contrasts moral law, fear of consequences, and genuine sorrow, citing cases of forgery and dishonesty to question whether true penance follows punishment or discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Arkle Clark
University of Illinois
John
Sursio
Warner
Jenson
Fragmentary note hints at a future event or message
Fragmentary OCR line contains garbled words and stray letters. The readable portion suggests a time related cryptic phrase with incomplete names and terms. No clear event or party is identifiable from the fragment.
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