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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
2
A hazy report describes men striking at Clarkdale Nevada with mixed reactions as workers consider their next steps. Two weeks later the scene shifts toward Ryolite where a new wave of voices emerges and the outcome remains unclear.
A measured upturn in trade and prices signals improving conditions. Commodity costs rise, inventories thin, gold outflow halts, and overseas markets strengthen. The overall mood centers on renewed public confidence and cautious optimism for a sustained recovery.
The piece cites John Maynard Keynes noting public men spew platitudes to sway voters. It argues the public bears some blame for lax scrutiny, notes potential political awakening, and discusses government spending effects on credit and employment prospects.
The article argues that excessive government spending and rising taxes threaten many industries. Higher tax rates risk bankruptcy, delaying employment, investment, and industrial development, making taxation the central economic concern of the era.
Congressman Cox defends cotton cooperative movement amid inquiry findings. He notes co-ops are not perfect but broad benefits in cotton, milk, wheat, and fruit sectors, arguing their growth will aid farm prosperity and economic stability. He calls for fair regulation of transport to curb rail overcapacity and avoid public hardship.
The article argues mining sustains the western economy linking it to bankers, manufacturers, farmers, and merchants. It notes mining prosperity affects state government revenues and urges constructive regulation and fair taxation to aid the industry's revival. The Myrtle Point philosopher adds a local proverb on spending at home.
The 71st Oregon state fair is two weeks away with exhibits at capacity. Land Products show grows beyond plans as commercial bulb growers use space. new and former exhibitors from Oregon and eastern states bring strong livestock, including Guernseys, Poland China swine, and Hereford cattle.
Report summarizes investments and business activity across Oregon towns. Notes Roseburg improvements at the Roseburg Country Club grounds and a $50 000 project. Mentions Reedsport torpedo loadout, Powers bridge work, and Portland store shifts at corner orginia and Shert avenues. References Pacific Northwest manufacturing and the National Soldiers Home.
Fragmentary planetary notes reference Mercury Venus Mars and Uranus with times and percentages. The item appears as a dated column from the Western Newspaper Union showing celestial positions and symbolic values.
A poemish meditation urges steadiness through trial to gain inner peace and enduring faith. It speaks of trust hope love and perseverance amid mockery hardship and darkness. The creed promises divine grace and ultimate vindication beyond mortal praise.
Baleam valued speaking his mind and never hid his true feelings even when controversial. Raven and Kent, longtime friends, clashed over honesty and exchanged sharp, personal blows that damaged their 80 year alliance beyond repair.
A reminiscence travels from Goldfield Nevada to the 1908 Gang Nelson prize fight and the post boom era. The author recalls mining towns, depots, and aging relics while noting government interest in remaining pay dirt. He mentions Clarkdale discoveries and local miners amid desert camps and gold ore prospects.
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