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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1935)
'srEWFomj sixth trtbutte, srEDFORD, oWEGftsr. FTrnm ttgust s. toss. SILVER WORRIES ASTLE, Mon. (UP) Residents of once populous mining town are v.chlng current maneuvers In world er marketa with keen Interest. Rising prices are likely to bring the city to life again and that would to tallr disrupt the present political setup. The situation Is a bit peculiar. Back In the '80s and '80s. Castle was a booming mining camp. The depression of 1893 and the demone tization of sliver started a decline. But higher allvm prloea are expect ed to cause a revival of mining op erations and the town may resume some of Its former activity. And, as has been said, that would disrupt tha political situation. Tou see, under the psiultar politi cal situation Mayor Joe Mortlno and ex-Mayor Joe Klpp each control the name number of votes. 80 they've reached an agreement. Last year Klpp held the office as mayor, this year It was Martlno's trim, snd next year Klpp is supposed to take over the office again, etc. Kew voters would upset this bal ance of power. Mayor Msrtlno and ex-Mayor Kipp are the only residents. 4 . Kew Deal Hens. FORTLArro, Ore. ( UP ) Oregon farmers received $4,380,000 from 331. 000.000 eggs and 3,479.000 chickens sold lsat year, according to federal statistics. It was a 31 per cent in crease over 1933. GRUMBLES PROVE KABHVTLLB. Tenn ftJP) Growl ing, grumbling gourmets yell pros perity In loud tones to Howard E. Baughman, Nashville hotel manager. "Way back when everything was going great' guns and everybody bad plenty of money, or thought he had, there was hardly a meal went by that someone didn't raise caln In the din ing room because the steak was too rare or too well done, or the salad dressing wsa too sour, or that a breeze was blowing on the back of their neck on an August day," Baughman reminisced. "Then, all of a sudden tha crash cams, depression wss upon us and the dining room grumbler faded out of sight. He had become bumble In mind and pocket. The old spirit and self -assurance that prompted him to hurl napkins at the head waiter had gone along with his paper profit. Se renity and lower food prices predomi nated In the dining room. "But now, happy day are here again. The duung room grouch Is re turning. I've heard at least tw sounding off recently. If their dis appearance was symbolic of depres sion, then their resppearance must mean good times." 4 nig Time-Teller. LAFAYETTF. Tenn. (UP) Tn largest sun dial In the world la lo the yard of E. H. White, Macon county. It weighs over 10 tons and the ehsdow bsr Is 3 feet long. 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