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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
2
An editorial cites two main causes for low milk prices in the New York Milk Shed and nationwide. Depression and wage instability drive reduced farm incomes and weak farmer organization. The piece argues hard price-cutting by independent dealers and unorganized sources worsen the trend and calls for reforms to end the cycle.
The producers advocate cooperatives with all farmers loyal to ensure a soundly priced abundant supply of first quality milk. They argue a fair price to the producer does not mean high consumer costs but a fair share of the selling price for farmers. The Milk Shed in New York is watched as the Carrymens League pushes a fair deal benefiting agriculture and the nation.
In a radio address W F Mallalieu argues government competition limits young people starting businesses. A socialist critic counters with concerns about government guarantees and paternalism versus American individualism, warning government control could absorb industry and leave citizens dependent on the public treasury.
Public debate over borrowing to build Oregon Coast Highway bridges examines costs ferries and tolls. Proponents argue long term savings from reduced ferry operation and added revenue while critics worry about bond risk and intercounty funding.
The text argues private industry should profit and fund public care, while government fees must cover costs. It claims mediocrity in public servants harms progress and stresses efficiency, taxes, and accountability to drive national progress, contrasting with private sector incentives and wages.
The Florence War Department backs Lane County Court of Oregon in an Orange act project four miles northwest of Portland roadwork bids total about 700 000 dollars for new highways and bridges. The State Highway Commission opened the meeting with September 28 updates and notes on paving and forest highway funds at Roseburg Tiller Trail and Veterans Home bids were also reported along with contractor completions and emergency funds approvals.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Mrs Rogers and cattle, frost, eggs, coins, and farm life with garbled phrases. No clear event or date emerges from the damaged lines.
A fragmented reminiscence mixes food memories from the old Indian Territory with pop culture notes. It names Winnifred Sheehan, Greta Garbo, Marie Dressler, Charlie Chaplin, Dick Powell, and Andyt McAdoo’s daughter, plus places like Beverely Hills and Pittsburg as the speaker recalls cinema and life.
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