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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1911

Page

2

Rural population decline blamed on lack of hired help

A census shows population loss in many rural areas and attributes it largely to scarce help at homes. A Missouri survey found wives want running water and modern heating. farmers point to a growing labor shortage as the major daily challenge, with mechanization as a partial remedy.

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Riviera style notes forecast for early spring fashion

A fashion column reviews Riviera and Monte Carlo trends for January and February. It highlights tailored morning suits in serge and simple coats, white ensembles for bright seaside days, and chic accessories from Redfern Paquin and Cherub. Details include round skirts, embroidered hems, black satin piping, and refined bonnets for Monte Carlo season.

ARIS Rivera Monte Carlo Nice Riviera Idalla de Villiers Redfern Batiste Berfern Paquin Valenciennes Cook Cherub Mme. Coppens de Fontenay Cheruit Severm Poebces Mme Carlier

Pretty Checking Scheme at Golden Wedding Reception

A woman describes a clever guest-counting scheme used at a golden wedding reception in a country town. Guests wore yellow flowers as they left the dining room to indicate who had been served lavishly, while others supposedly went without. The tale blends humor with a note on language use and fraud terms.

Misused term mulct misleads in legal talk

A retired common pleas judge notes the word mulct is often misused in court and daily speech by defendants who claim defrauding, option losses, or betting mistruths. He cites cases of a woman defrauded by a book agent, a man who paid 200 dollars for an unexercised option, and a bettor claiming mutation after a Cubs loss.

Philadelphia Record Common Pleas Cubs

Want a Half Nickel

Western grocers push for a 2 1/12 cent coin to offset rising food costs. They argue retailers must add fractions to prices to maintain profits as wholesale prices rise and customers lose about 2 percent per dollar with current currency.

Congress

Firefighter Brigade Recruited From Janitors Cited

In a remark about a Tenth ward hose company, the superintendent noted the crew’s bravery as they battled flames. He recalled the men were recruited from former apartment building janitors, highlighting their tough background and fire service dedication.

Tenth Ward

Three Hats Inventor Emerges Amid Milling Doubts

A fragment notes a scientist claiming a breakthrough for viability, while milliners mock the claim as a year old. The item reads as a garbled historical snippet with unclear context and missing details.

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