Attitudes and predictions spark talk on politics and migration
A broad survey of politics and policy highlights Bliss and McKinley as vice presidency talk, trust sentiments, and calls for ethical candidates. It notes pressure from department stores, church deacons, and concerns over Boer war relatives, plus warnings about presidential nominating processes and a strong 1900 Northwest migration outlook driven by land office data and Great Northern estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Land Office
Great Northern Railway
Oregon
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Hermann Pioneer resident dies at 79
Mrs Elizabeth Hermann mother of Hon Binger Hermann longtime Myrtle Point resident dies at the old Hermann home on the South Fork of the Cuquille river near Myrtle Point. Born March 1 1821 in Tredegar Wales she came to the United States in 1837 and married Dr Henry Hermann in 1840. She leaves nine children including Binger Hermann, T M Hermann, C M, F P, E W Hermann, Mrs E Bender, and Mrs J W Baker. Funeral at the old homestead April dth with Rev Thos Baklaw officiating. large turnout of pioneers and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hermann
Binger Hermann
General Land Office
Hermann
Cuquille River
Myrtle Point
Tredegar
Monmothshire
South Wales
England
United States
David Hopkins
Cumberland
Wae
Henry Hermann
Cous County
Baltimore
Thoes
Binger
T M Hermann
Washington,d C
C M
E W Hermann
Mra E Bender
Mra
J W Baker
Phoenix
Arizona
Old Homestead
Thos Baklaw
Ben
Asl
Myrtle Point City Council Approves Liquor License
Myrtle Point city council met April 1900 at L A Roberts office. Present were councilmen A H Black Chas Adams L W Deyoe N G W Perkins and recorder L A Roberts. They approved a liquor license for W H Corbin for six months from April 6 1900 and addressed street work bills and a street jump claim. Ed Carter resigned as marshal and Wm Jenkin was appointed at 20 per month.
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Myrtle Point
L A Roberts
A H Black
Abeseman
Chas Adams
L W Deyoe
N GW Perkins
W H Corbin
Cathcart
Ed Carter
Wm Jenkine
Recorder
Curry County Nominating Slates Compete in March Meeting
Republican ticket lists joint representative R D Hume judge M Riley sheriff J Walker clerk C N Woodruff and others. Democratic and populist ticket names N Hl Hazard judge Jesse Turner clerk W H Woileon sheriff O Lenevo commissioners B W Dean EH Price assessor J P Russell treasurer Wm Doyle school captain WR Querin surveyor Chas Fitzhugh coroner Huntley and others. Also notices sale of canned fruits and vegetables and groceries at A H Black & Co. Langlais seeks 30 acres of brush cleared and burned in Oregon with details to Lim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry County
R D Hume
M Riley
B Neely
H Blake
N Woodruff
J @ Walker
Cappe
Dean
Patterson
Union
Hl Hazard
Jesse Turner
W H Woile
County Examinations Set in Coquille Start April 11
County board of examiners announces a public examination for county certificates at Coquille beginning April 11 and continuing for several days. Applicants must meet eligibility requirements and bring needed documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Examiners
Coquille
Skin Diseases and Vermifuge Powders for Horses
An old advertisement notes Dr eats Condition Powders for horses and vermifuge. The price is 25 cents. The terse copy mentions fonts and Dewtne as brand cues.
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Myrtle Point Enterprise
G. M. Short
J.C Roberts
Editors and Proprietora
Myrtle Joinit
Ant OS Merchante Exchange
Yao Kraneias
California
Cag
Bo Mae
Lintesr
Bliss
McKinley
Seab
Uncle Ham
Dom Paul
Jones
Kentucky
China
City Council Proceedings
XE Schrieder
WE Rackleff
LA Roberts
Huting, Lands & Sons
Perkins’ Pharmacy
Lu. A
A. McMickle
Barkabryt
A H Black & Co’e
Frank Langlais
Lim
Langlais
Okegon
Chamberlain
N. G. W. Perkins
ZenbAee Great Museum of Anatomy
Pew Speciaiens
Market Street
Bacor
Kacarc
Bologna
Brankferters
Alfred Johnson
Usual Redwood Co
Coquille City
J.L. Lewellen
Charles
Billid
Yeem Hermann
Firet Street
Mire
W.H. Corin
Progarene x. 2 Ae
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