New Train Car Design Planned by Pacific System
W A Rachman chairman reports a technical committee authorized a new train project by President Mo Adams. The design features tubular cars with deep beam structure, 180 mph capability, and modular materials such as aluminum or stainless steel. The train includes power, a 90 foot railway post office, pargation, and coaches with seating for 116 passengers plus a buffet. The project aims to reduce material use while increasing strength. Community telephony revival urged with installation offer September 5 to October 8, fee-free.
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W. A. Rachman
Gtrectera
Unies Pacific System
Yea Tive Committee Aan
Stainlecs
General Johnson
Rural Recovery Drive Urges Farmers Support
The piece stresses subscriptions must be prepaid and outlines remittance methods. It extols the farmer and rural residents as vital to the Nations Recovery Program, praising Roosevelt’s leadership and urging rural communities to join the effort to restore economic strength and shared prosperity.
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Nations
Roosevelt
Cooperatives Seen Key To Cotton Recovery And Prosperity
Secretary Wallace credited farm organizations with the cotton plan reducing acreage and boosting prices. Observers say the plan could bring millions to cotton producers, marking a victory for cooperation. Co-ops kept farmers united through three bleak years, preventing a total agricultural collapse and supporting prices.
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Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Going Going Gone Campaign Aims at Thrifty Property Owners
National Recovery Administrator Johns outlines a late September hay now campaign. It targets homeowners and aims to spur early recovery, boosting spending on auto repairs, clothes, heating, and home improvements. The push promises lower inactive dollars and higher value for wisely spent money, signaling a strong wave of buying.
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Johns
Johnson
The Annual Slaughter in Lind Washington
The Lind Washington Leader argues Americanism includes daily health routines and careful driving. It condemns reckless driving on blind curves and passing, warning that tolls rise and many lives are at risk despite efforts to curb highway accidents. It cites disregard for signs and courtesy as fundamental driving ills.
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Lind
Washington
Hidden Threats Lurk In A Curve As Death Sparks Caution
Fragmentary text warns about dangerous driving choices and near misses. References to 306 day cycles and an annual observance hint at a cautionary note about risk. It ends with a blunt line about contemplating passing a curve and the many actions that can lead to death or injury.
Federal Land Bank to Direct Farm Loans in Northwest
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane will handle direct loans to farmers from a 20 million dollar federal fund. The board reorganized staff including Ward Newcomb and J A Scollard as vice presidents, with appointments to secretary and treasurer roles. Appraisers in the twelfth district increased to 125 to process 9782 loan applications by December 1933.
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Northwest
Land Bank Commissioner
Congress
Federal Land Banks
Farm Credit Admnistration
Washington, D. C
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Land Bank
Albert S Goss
Commissioner's Fund
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Th Farm Credit
Ward K Newcomb
J A Scollard
Henry Matthew
O H Jumod
Clark C Upton
Thomas F Meagher
A B Robertson
Guy Purday
Arnold W Behrens
John R. Becker
Lowry A Smith
R. E. Shepherd
Bh. & Ehrhardt
The
W S. McCormack
Sidney C. Fish
J J Davey
H . Mackay
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Ehrhardt
National Recovery Act Affects Manufacturers and Consumers
The document argues the National Recovery Act binds manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers to raise wages, shorten hours, and hire more workers to boost farmer purchasing power. It explains taxes on cotton goods, floor taxes, and processing taxes, and asserts both producers and consumers must cooperate. The public has a patriotic duty to buy and accept higher prices to sustain the program.
Standing the test and proving his patriation on buying
The Memphis Commercial Appeal urges the consuming public to bear costs and buy with a smile to sustain the enterprise. It argues merchants cannot absorb extra costs and warns that profitless prosperity cannot endure unless the public acts. America must buy its way out or be sold out.
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Forres
America
Memphis
NRA drive spans nations and towns in patchwork report
Across Akron Indianapolis San Diego and Orange, NRA campaigns spur payroll gains and pledges as workers return to jobs. Writers join in support while flying corps and traveling salesmen offer aid. A Mystic Point wedding and Eugene bound farewell party close the segment with civic note.
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Keys City
NRA Volunteer Flying Corps
John D Brock
Brock
NRA
Oklahoma City
Okla
San Diego
Calif
Blue Eagle
John F
General Johnson
Orange Calif
Presbyterian Aid Postponed One Week
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church postponed their meeting to next Wednesday afternoon due to fair activities and many members being busy with canning. They will meet at the church and conduct fall cleaning tasks with committees named, and attendees are asked to bring a covered dish for a noon potluck.
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Methodist Ladies Aid
F A Denison
Eugene
The
Presbyterian Church
Entertaining Out Of Town Guests At North Fork Home
Mr and Mrs Henry Muller hosted Mr and Mrs R C Bowers and daughters Velene and Dorothy of La Jolla California at their North Fork residence Saturday. Also present were Mr and Mrs George Hall Mr and Mrs Ralph Kring Mr and Mrs Albert Pancoast and Mr and Mrs C S Murphy plus Mr and Mrs A M Cooper and Mrs Caroline Train who operated a concession at the Fair grounds. A family dinner followed at the stand Sunday featuring T bone steak dinners and ice cream desserts for Roger La Flamme and five children L A La Flamme Edwynth and Robert Archie Train June Shirley Martene Russell Train A M Cooper Mary Anne James and Caroline Train. The wedding of Miss Gladys Latham and Edward Bender was solemnized before a few close friends.
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Henry Muller
R. C Bowers
Velene
Dorothy
la Jolla
California
North Fork
George Hall
Ralph Kring
Albert Pancoast
C S Murphy
A M Cooper
Caroline Train
Fair
Roger la Flamme
L. A. la Flamme Edwynth
Robert
Archie Train
June Shirley
Martene
Russell Train
Mary Anne
James
Gladys Latham
Edward Bender
Telephone Company Makes Special Offer
Local telephone employees are rolling up their sleeves for a social effort to gain new subscribers. District Manager G E Kreger of the West Coast Telephone company notes that as prices and business improve, people are realizing the value of upgraded telephone service and faster connections.
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G E Kreger
West Coast Telephone Company
Two Daughters Born in Oregon Homes This Week
Mrs S L Humphrey of Bridge welcomed Betty Jean a six pound second daughter born early Monday at her sister-in-law's Myrtle Point home. In Powers Mr and Mrs Jesse Walker saw a seven pound girl arrive at six Tuesday morning marking their second daughter to join the family.
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S L Humphrey
Bridge
Myrtle Point
Betty Jean
Jesse Walker
Powers
Jockey Robert Dean Injured in Thursday Morning Workout
Jockey Robert Dean sustained a triple fracture of the lower jaw after a horse kicked him during a Thursday morning workout at the MAST HOSPITAL facility. The incident occurred while preparing for upcoming races. Dean was transported for emergency care and is listed in guarded condition.
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Robert Dean
The
County Fair Updates and Local Medical Notes
A county fair report notes events in Coulee with a sale planned and mentions a Sunday party. Local injuries include employees at Moore Mill and Lumber camp and hospital treatments for a sprained ankle and toe, plus tonsil and adenoid removals for Evelyn Morrison and adenoids for a Coquille boy. Other listed items reference hospital stays and recoveries for several residents.
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Reece
Coulee
Webert Wagner
Coquille
W. M. Williams
Sanne
Moore
Wayne
Ge TY Magesorn
Phareinige
Wasmer
Yiole Undergoes Medical Treatment After Ordeal
Yiole seeks medical care following a troubling incident described as a difficult ordeal. The exact circumstances and location remain unclear, but officials indicated the response aimed to stabilize the individual and assess continuing needs.
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