Subscription Rates and Contact for Advertisements
C Milton Schulz editor and owner lists subscription prices: one year in advance $1.50 six months $1.00 three months .75 plus 50 cents extra for Canada postage and $1.00 extra for foreign postage. Advertising rates available on application. New Advertisements Estabrook Line N G W Perkins E N Smith Dr Harry B E Hermann Look Them Up.
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Canada
Estabrook Line
G. W. Perkins
E. N. Smith
Harry BE. Hermann
Editors and others who fight for space in papers
A verse praising editors and journalists who resist taking ads or giving away precious space. It extols those who “play the game” and uphold editorial integrity, recognizing the quiet nobility of principled newspaper workers.
Public Press Debate Over Madam Caillaux Shooting
The Port Orford Tribune reprints a Baker Herald editorial on the French minister of finance’s wife Madam Caillaux who killed a newspaper editor. It condemns the editor for exposing private letters and argues the press should not publish private acts to attack political enemies.
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Marshfield
Madam Caillaux
Port Orford
Sentiment of a Real Man by Senator Bob Taylor
The piece presents Senator Bob Taylor of Wisconsin praising generous parenting over greed. It contrasts keeping money for loved ones with hoarding wealth and condemns ruthlessly earning at the expense of family happiness and youthful joy.
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Bob Taylor
Wisconsin
Government owned telephones urged to aid parcel post
Postmaster Frank S. Meyers told the Oregon Civic League in Portland that government ownership and operation of telephones will support parcel post efficiency and reduce living costs. He said universal low cost service would let city residents order goods from distant producers with certainty.
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Oregon Civic League
Portland
Frank S. Meyers
Parcel post to cut middleman costs for Northwest stores
The speaker notes that prices and delivery times by parcel post will eliminate middleman expenses. He says the largest Northwest department store spends about 8 cents per package and predicts larger stores will rely on parcel post for all parcels in the future.
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Parcel Post
Northwest
Governor Hodges Urges Kansas Merchants to Advertise
In a Kansas City speech Governor Hodges urged merchants to match mail order ad spend with systematic, honest advertising. He advised advertising extensively and living up to promises to curb mail order competition, arguing local firms know the goods customers want and should promote them.
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Hodges
Kansas
Kansas City
Portland Officials Reject Mirrors for Polling Place Shops
Multnomah County commissioners and Portland city officials decide not to buy mirrors and curling irons to furnish polling locations for women judges and clerks. The move saves taxpayers money.
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Portland
Multnomah County
City of
Use of False Bottom Berry Boxes Condemned
Oregon Agricultural College at Corvallis reports that false bottom berry boxes are no longer approved. The Northwestern Association of Box Manufacturers backs U S standard dry pint and dry quart measures for Northwest berry boxes. The college horticultural department urges Oregon growers to stop using false bottoms as it misleads buyers. Many states condemn the practice and require standard pint, quart, or pound packaging for berries and cherries.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Pacific Coast
Northwestern Association of Box Manufacturers
U. S
Northwest
Horticultural Department
The
Agricultural College
Oregon
A Wild Flower Garden in a Secluded Corner
Anna C. Chamberlain describes a home shrubbery used for wild woodland plants. She lists hepatica bloodroot wake robin spring beauty bluebell forget me not Dutchman's breeches larkspur columbine and many violets plus shy Solomon's seal lady slipper and jack in the pulpit thriving with shade and leaf mold.
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Anna C. Chamberlain
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Constitutional Reach
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as a constitutional remedy. It claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces, offering one hundred dollars if it fails to cure and urging readers to request circulars and testimonials. The text also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Chenny & CO
Drurrista
Toke Hall
Resentment of Habits and New Church Plans Describe Local Notices
Fragments describe church life with plans for a travel themed event and Easter tableaux. Court summons in Coos County Oregon details a civil case against F A Turner with judgment sought and attached property to be seized.
Coos County Campaign Announcements From 1914 Oregon
A series of political notices from Coos County Oregon announces candidates for county judge county surveyor county clerk state representative and sheriff. Key figures include J J Stanley A N Gould F E Allen Alfred Johnson Jr and others seeking party primaries in May 1914 with pledges on roads roads funding and law enforcement.
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Coos County
Oregon
Alfred Johnson, JR
Candidacy Filed for Joint Representative in Coos and Curry
A Republican candidate announces seeking the nomination for Joint Representative of Coos and Curry Counties. He asks district voters to consider his name at the Primary Election on May 15.
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Oregon
Democratic Party
Coos
Curry Counties
Wool and Mohair Purchase Arranged by John Whobery
John Whobery announces agreement with Myrtle Point Mercantile Co to pay the highest prices for wool and mohair this season. He has ordered wool bags and twine to be delivered at cost to those bringing wool to him.
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Myrtle Point Mercantile Co
John Whobery
Myrtle Point to Vote on 15000 Bond for Sewer System
Notice to Myrtle Point voters in Coos County Oregon sets an April 14 1914 bond election for 15000 to fund a sewer system. Bonds bear up to 6 percent interest payable 30 years, redeemable after 20 years. Polls 8 am to 5 pm at City Hall with appointed judges and clerks.
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Oregon
Coos
Myrtle Point
Coos County
Common Council
T. D. Guerin
C. C Carter
H. A. Schroeder
H. A. Guerin
Claud H. Giles
J. O. Stemmler
Aone
Action at Law On Contract Coos County Case
J B Luttrell sues F A Turner in Coos County Oregon for 362 02 with 6 percent interest from Nov 11 1913 and costs. The complaint seeks judgment on personal property credits and effects attached in the action including a gasoline engine machinery and other items located within the county. Turner is required to appear by March 12 1914 with April 23 1914 as last publication date.
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Circuit Court
State OF Oregon
County OF
Coos
Lewis Strong
Oregon
Myrtle Point Cannery
Myrtle Point
John F Hall
Coos County
J. C. Stemmler
Plaintiff
J. B. Luttrell
F. A. Turner
Notice of sale of real property in Coos County Oregon
The county will sell to satisfy a judgment as provided by law. The Honorable John S. Coke presides as Circuit Court judge for Coos County Oregon. Publication is ordered in Myrtle Point Enterprise once weekly for six weeks beginning March 12 1914. J. O. Stemmler, Myrtle Point Oregon.
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Myrtle Point
John S. Coke
Circuit Court
County of
Coos
Oregon
Coos County
J. O. Stemmler
Myrtle Point Oregon
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Low Capuille
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Swifts
J. E. Norton
Nosler & Norton
W. Nelson
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Tion
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J. KR. Benson
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Harness Man
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