Myrtle Point Herald Summary From Fragmented Page
A fragmented Myrtle Point Herald text discusses population, mall management, and a ranchers association. It references the American Press Association and concerns about fire preparations and control measures.
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Myrtle ‘Point Herald
Sieilina
Lee
Busines
Ceiling On Income Taxes Move in Right Direction
A historical editorial argues the 1913 income tax amendment was a constitutional error. It warns of government overreach to tax the rich and fund welfare schemes, labeling such measures as socialism and a step toward economic chaos.
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America
Tax limit proposal echoed in 1830s reform debate
The piece argues against higher taxes on the rich, citing 1830s reform aims for a 25 percent cap to preserve revenue and incentive. It warns that overtaxing the wealthy shifts burden to the poor, citing Britain’s experience where the rich were wiped out and workers suffered.
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Place
Colline
Britain
Forests and Fire Risk Highlight Coos County Log Trails
The writer recalls logging trips through Coos County, noting burned stumps and salvaged cords amid new seedlings, the value of forests, and dangers from fire. They describe ghost towns, rail camps, and the Eden Ridge to Agness-Powers route, meeting Pete Pointer and opening talks of a Spanish class in Myrtle Point, with a family update on Hal’s Mexico City baby post surgery.
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George
Longfellow
Eld
Johnson Creek
Coos Bay
Doe Swamp
Eden Ridge Coal Creek
Pete Pointer
Pete
Heck
Geo
Agness-Powers
Powers
Eden Ridge
Neck
Larry Lucas
Mexico
Myrtle Point
Espanol Persona del Uno Hermosa Lengua
Georgi
Clell
Herald
Kodak
Spruce Street
Coquille
Sitkum
Hoffman Clell
Coos County
Shrine Hospital
Portland
McMinnville
Oregon
Linfield College
Myrtle Point Herald
Coquille Valley Art Institute Hosts First Annual Festival
Coquille Valley artists display paintings weaving and ceramics at the American Legion hall in Coquille. Mrs Achie Walker demonstrates weaving as 70 members study drawing and textile arts. The event showcases local and national flowers in art and lasts with visitors enjoying hot coffee.
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Coquille Valley
Caquille Valley
Coquille Valley Organization of Artists
Achie Walker
Coquille Valley Art Institute 1
Coos County
Alton Clausen
Ted Fosssecy
Jack Bowen
Orlando Anderson
Arthur Berg
George Ulett
Ralph Steller
Chas (Maude) Wanker
del Lake Ore
West
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Ed” Edwards
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Samoa Islands
Dean Northup
Middlefork Myrtlewood CO
John Koch
Roseburg Highway
C. G. Stem
Myvile' Point
Telephone
Norge Appliances
Evinrude Motors Burchcraft & Rockholt Boats
U. & Royal & Goodrich
Tire and Appliance Service
E. & Roberts Realter
Deisy Farms
Merald
Cara Nome
Wes
Perkins’ Drug
Nevada
California
Moon’s Hardware & Furniture
Ore
Edwards’ Electric
Richard