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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1934)
- ^ HF G0T r? H n L N E W S THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1934 THE GOLD HILL NEWS paper conference, Mr. Roosevelt lu response to inquiries asserted there was plenty of feed fo r the nation E stab lish ed 1897 and uo excuse for uny profiteering or any alarm by consumer* P u b lish ed by M ac’s P rin tin g Co. He expressed little concern that R. E. BLANKENBL RG, Editor and Business Manager there would be profiteering, but ■', ; T made it plain that all such cases LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor > $Jbu HAV O VIR would be met by government ac BUT An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests ol tion. TMIM t% A- He also said federal agents were X Gold Hill Oregon and V icinity TWHM. LAN intensifying vigilance over the A6AMRV grain and produce exchanges to sv' P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y T H U R SD A Y OttCVOVNO prevent undue speculation in food KMONM. stuffs which might jeopardize nat thVORMATtON YOU Catered at the Postoffic» at Gold HUI, Oregon. for transmission through ural prices. MAV PtC* UP ON _________ the wails as second-class matter Answering an inquiry, the presi TMF- dent said the drouth had had no ef VU«**** ."S- f« j> w tP tio n Slot) a year in advance. Advertising rates on applioatioa fect upon the principle of the ag V BROADCAV ric u ltu ra l adjustnien1 act w hich Is under previous levels. It is the part to control production. Secretary E ditorial Comment A" of wisdom to make the fullest pos Wallace has indicated control sible use of that opportunity. would be retained over crops even PRACTICAL WAY though acreage reduction might be TO CREATE EMPLOYMENT PRESS FREEDOM ESSENTIAL relaxed next year. The president said the drouth had A large number of prominent in Freedom of the press and speech moved up by two years the expect dustrialists, along w ith an army of is the greatest guarantee the Amer ed time fo r disposition of the sur public officials and economists, cam ican people have against despotie pluses which have glutted American are of the opinion that stimulated T tu Ml MOW markets. government, yet it is seldom recog residential construction offers the V ÛV& TUI» roo^ He now is intent upon setting up n OHi t«, best chance of accelerating the nized by those who mourn about 1T^ < e o e machinery to regulate a normal and their troubles. pace of recovery. reasonable surplus. Construction is a local industry- In Germany recently H itle r re Regarding another phase of the The money that is spent goes first leased several hundred prisoners to local people—to workers, con who were elassified as follows drouth, the president said the gov tractors, building supply houses. those guilty of making insulting re ernment might purchase hay is Every business in the community marks about H itle r; those who b> Canada, but he knew of no relaxa is benefited, from the corner word or w ritin g attacked "the w el tion in the regular ta riff w all ex grocery to the electric u tiltiy . Ev fare of the reich or the esteem In cept fo r this purpose. The president said he hoped Ihe ery pocketbook feels the fattening which it is held;'* those whose of effect of construction dollars. fenses grew out of excitement in *525.000,000 already appropriated The great drive to boom con "championing national socialist fo r drouth re lie f would be suffic struction is getting underway now. thought;” and those convicted of ient to meet needs, but he added all »T »3 P M S iB v t HOW Private capital that has been tied uttering insults or in ju rin g others of this certainly would be spent. TO KiiCKANtCAUN up in non-productive channels is in political dispute. TVS' ANO tAlA-kURl TR» going to w ork. A vast need for IRVBRNtO Of ft« H None of these “ crimes” , save pos housing exists, in both urban ami sibly the last, would he considered rural localities—there has never as such in this country. American been so great a potential demand people have the right to say and fo r better and more modern homes. publish what they believe, w ith in commerce are constantly presenting A progress report on the plans of the possibilities of your city and 1934 w ill he made by the various So fa r as the individual citizen certain broad limitations. defining these opportunities. is concerned, he is now offered an General Johnson in a recent units and council». A report on the It is clear that sour far-visioned, unprecedented opportunity to buih statement recognized the necessity progress of the advertising cam ____ 1 W AlTe public-spirited citizens look w ild on extremely davorable terms. A l fo r press freedom when he said. paign w ill he made at Ihe general OMa Ihe utmost on th eir plans. Public ---- — - ii l . i I I ■MMBM most all the costs involved—from f “ For a long w hile I thought sin meeting. A hlg array of distinguish sentiment should hack them. paint to interest charges—are well I cerely that the newspaper insis ed speakers on conservation and ' our city has plans fo r future development w ill feature the gen- That the wise and far-seeing tence on w ritin g into th eir code a clause saving th e ir constitutional builders of your city are men of greatness. Plan to help those plans! cral meetings of Ihe organization, M E D F O R D SC H O O L OF rights was pure surplusage . . . But vision and action. w hile various units w ill develop now I see more clearly w h y these BEAU TY CULTURE T heir vision is the prim ary essen A nnual S h a sta -C a sca d e gentlemen were apprehensive._ tia l to success. C on ven tion at M edford PHONE 84 Grants Pass Bulletin, 419/, Bast Main — Medford In Ihe minds o f your progressive • for your PERMANENT WAVES . »2 00 citizens is conceived its future The fourth annual convention of ISepaiator Finger W a v e ______ 25c FOOD PROFITEERS WATCH greatness. the Shasta-Cascade Wonderland as Comb Wave .......... ............. YOVR STEP. SAYS ROOSEVELT for a Limited Time sociation w ill he held at Medford, T heir vision is backed by a de- ' Shampoo _ ......... 25.- cisive determination which w ill re- j Oregon, on October 5, 6. anil 7 ac Manicure” T . „ M a rc * * Z * 2 "Ä Ä E T a M T J S ±^4?«" j President Roosevelt has given suit in action—prompt action, not I cording io announcement» just Eye Brow Arch __ noliep that “ chiselers” seeking to delayed action. made from Ihe headquarters of the Scalp T re a tm e n t..............“ w profiteer in food prices as a result "IL' ÏÎÏL î /,",', ■ • ' -w '""»'.ix; I Hot O i l __________“ .......£ £ ttîT , f l”“ nd °" ■■ *"» -«ber m in , There never was a better tim e 1 association at Redding. The 1931 of the drouth would have to reckoo — „ wMr * * toaddrv-i* brfcrw lellin, F a c ia ls .................... ................. £ £ convention is expected to he Ihe than now fo r your city to forge J T “ ® " -M-lrr ..I „I g w ith the federal government. « A » « «h» I „U rteuu, , , w,„ largest and most important con ahead. ENROLL NOW Speaking at his regular news vention of the organization's his rOM T HURON, Your newspaper and chamber of lory. ODD BUT TRUE 5 ^ « f h tAMYv PXCKRORO n u o TMl . • ‘\ D i d y o u érsíop io thinh ; ED MICH. i m i VAN MAH «tCORO WtTM BO LE T T IR I A GAY - IN X ¡heir 1935 program. The big annual banquet w ill t held on Saturday evening Oeloh« 6. Medford is making arrangement Io take rare of approximately KM» delegates which are expected I» at lend the convention. 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Prices Most Reasonable. “Like New” rnr ™ ~ t t f ¿ SHOE REPAIRING Shp at Heothran Hotels .„»he»» B«ry hotel oomfcrt is y x n a cost as lag if not Io«; t i » •dmary qga nm txi utiu nR. tour vUI en you bnng your family to f t R r ,„ i Bu.miileod • n<tlrutfft»r» Any drugcut i ...............................................................sow _________________ _________________ ________ ____________ ^ P U ^ t O N £ .h » tiwM.wiuM,. , m )glllt, . CAFES P a la c e C afe and L unch Open 24 Hours — Real Coffee w QUICK SERVICE Meals and Short Order» Booths and Coupler Grants Pass IT W IL L PAY YOU TO SHOP IN ____________ GRANTS PASS — ---------------------— ----------- Inflation - - deflation - - reflation — Call it what they will, your good ol’ dollar still packs a healthy “buying wallop!” Look over the list of advertisers in this direc tory. They are established, reliable businesses that deserve your patronage. Next time you arc needing their services use tins directory. Mention this paper when trading w.th these ad v ertisers-it will please then, and ns. J. W. C o p e la n d Y ard s
