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L C Bargelt, proprietor of Myrtle Point Oregon, publishes weekly on Fridays. Subscription terms include one year for six months or three months for advertising rates, available on application.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1911
Page
4
L C Bargelt, proprietor of Myrtle Point Oregon, publishes weekly on Fridays. Subscription terms include one year for six months or three months for advertising rates, available on application.
The piece notes Congress back in session and public interest in early actions. It reports a saloon window protest over liquor quotes, Hillman sentence and fines, and criticizes real estate exploitation. It also highlights Ohio's 89 to 13 vote endorsing the Oregon plan for U S senators and New York Senate deadlock.
The Fruit Growers association of Western Oregon plans a central selling agency to unite Pacific Northwest growers, replacing the old commission system. A meeting in Albany formed a committee to draft a district charter, mirroring California’s Fruit Growers Exchange.
The passage notes that the people acted against the proposition at the last election and that the majority supporting it showed broad statewide interest in making the plan possible, reflecting public eagerness across Coos County and beyond.
The note from Myrtie Point Oregon advertises turkey eggs and fine hens from Castle Rock Washington. It touts size beauty and strength, pricing eggs at 1 to 1.50 dollars and invites larger quantities for the squire, mentioning EH and NERR.
Phineas Main 131 armors or timber and farge lands for Babs in 1767 described in local notice. Timely notice of property and goods transfer outlines the sequence of ownership and described parcels tied to Babs.
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