Myrtle Point newspaper notice and ad snippets
Classified style text from Myrtle Point page lists editor C Milton Schulz and local advertisers such as Huling Lundy Sons Scott Bowne and Bank of Myrtle Point. Subscription rates show one year in advance at 1.50 and six months at 1.00 with Canada and foreign postage extra. Additional lines caution against haste and over-enthusiasm wasting others time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Arman Bros
Huling, Lundy, & Sons
Scott & Bowne
N. G. W. Perkins Bank of
Mytle Point
Myrtle Baths
Oregon Real: Estate Co
Reflection on Advice and Popularity
A narrator ponders how those who truly need advice rarely seek it while those who never need it may seek praise. The piece argues lasting popularity comes from action, not constant guidance, noting that many people resist unsolicited counsel.
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A fragment quotes a speaker claiming it takes effort to redirect young boys onto the proper path, suggesting the need for guidance or intervention.
How to Pick a High Grade Mayor in Big Cities
A large city exchange asks how to elect a capable mayor. The piece notes that the same goal is pursued in smaller municipalities by selecting a qualified candidate with leadership and vision.
Wealth has its penalties in the country editor's case
A noted country editor is reported to have spent money on dyspepsia tablets, illustrating the hidden costs of wealth and the small personal expenses that accompany public life.
Pleasant Evening Reveries for Tired Mothers at Home
A reflective column encourages kindness to neighbors and gratitude. It contrasts a childless home with a garden, urges trust over anxiety, and praises living with integrity even when unobserved. It weighs life’s brevity and urges gentleness, forgiveness, and encouragement in daily interactions.
Up and Doing and the Dangers of Idle Time
A reflective essay urges readers to keep minds busy and hands employed, arguing that idle hands breed mischief and contempt. It stresses moral equality in friendship, warns against corrupt companions, and urges admonition to the youth about the temptations of so called good fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satan
The World Promises All Yet Delivers Little
The piece argues that friendship and charity mislead when money and favors blur boundaries. It warns that reliance on others fades as personal effort and responsibility remain essential, noting that the world offers comfort to some while exposing others to hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theanan
Homely Advice On Community Spirit And Self Reliance
A declamatory monologue urging self sufficiency and civic betterment. It promotes rail expansion, lower complaint, personal responsibility, and supportive neighbors, contrasting political costs with practical action. It calls for earlier rising, minding own business, paying debts, and keeping homes bright and welcoming.
Postmaster Hopeful Seeks Trust After Forty Seven Years
An office seeker from a neighboring town recites a rhyme about lifelong residence and hard work. He claims he has paid his taxes and supported democracy for forty seven years but has never held public trust. He vows to win the postmaster job and criticizes the current administration if not swift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Wilson
Keep Newspapers For Pleasure And Profit
Readers should preserve newspapers as a source of reminiscence and thought for the future. A file of issues, even from decades ago, can yield personal profit and memories, so pay for papers and keep them.
Printing engagement and wedding cards at Enterprise office
Proposal suggests printing engagement announcement cards and wedding invitations as part of a service. It notes the bride-to-be will likely say yes and mentions printing for all sizes, old and young, at the Enterprise office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Office
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsements From Readers
Myrtle Point readers praise Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder relief. G W Kezartee Roseburg contractor confirms long time use with no serious kidney trouble and strong trust in the remedy. Brice Bee endorses the product and urges asking for Doan's Kidney Pills from dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle - Point
Dean’s. Aitney
G. “W. Kezartee
Enter
N. Flint St
Roseburg
Ore
Coah
Doan
Brice Bee
Dean’s
Mr. Kewartee
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Oregon Industrial Pulse Sees Jobs and Mills Affected
Oregon reports show a surge of industry and labor activity with mills employing hundreds of workers and new rail and water projects. Portland Gas officials seek funds for extensions while state and local bodies push public works and wage law changes amid wider economic mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algoos
Lebaron
Crown-Willayuette
Grou
Portland Gas.Co
Eugene
Terent
Khaimaih
Albany
Dull Times
Springfield
Fe Maxcola
Willamette
Valley
Empire
T. H. Barry
Portland
Corvallis
Baker
Eagle and Pine
Bay City
Tillamook Bay
Fish.Co
Malheur
Jets
Central Point Packing, Company
Stayton
Supreme Court
Waldport—Frank
M. Roberts
Waldport ‘Watchman
Heppner—New
Star- Theatre
Bend
Myere
Tom. Ferrell
Union High
Omar Gullidn
John Watexman
Burns
Rivarton
Workingmen’s
Compensation Commission
Public Utility Commission
Portlact
Oregon City
Clackamas
Astonia
Harsh Sunlight on Malcontents in a Small Town
A harsh critique targets a group labeled as prone to pry into others affairs. The writer condemns such people as the most depraved in society and claims they infest the community, harming civic life.
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