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Myrtle Point Oregon newspaper dated Friday April 16 1909 announces publication schedule and subscription terms with rates and delivery details.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1909
Page
4
Myrtle Point Oregon newspaper dated Friday April 16 1909 announces publication schedule and subscription terms with rates and delivery details.
The piece condemns William Patten and market manipulation that earns huge profits while harming consumers, notes temperance gains with saloon losses in Michigan and Nebraska daylight laws, and reports Audubon actions against feathered plumes and fines for milliners in Oregon to protect endangered birds by curbing plumage demand.
A humorous collection of aphorisms about marriage, divorce, money, hospitality, and social norms. The piece riffs on gender roles, domestic life, and public behavior with pointed quips about free lunches, hotel flirts, and parental influence in a small town setting.
Copper prospects look bright as E. D. Gallaher begins two tunnels and reports himself advancing the work in early surveys.
Gold Beach Globe notes James Deans owns property believed among the best in the state. The ore body, framed by well defined walls, widens with depth and yields high grade copper rock with significant gold values, signaling strong prospect in the Agness area.
James Costillo known as Jimmie the Calker died at the County Infirmary last Thursday. A New York immigrant of 60 years, he owned several vessels before losses and financial setbacks ended his seafaring days. He calked ships along the California Oregon coast and was respected for education and broad knowledge. Burial occurred Saturday in a neat casket donated by Arthur Eliingson, a longtime shipyard associate from the lower river.
In Springfield North Carolina a merchant recalls dire words about his son’s consumption. He credits three weeks of Dr King’s New Discovery with a full recovery. The ad touts the cough and lung disease remedy priced at 50 cents and one dollar with a free trial bottle.
Sealed bids for planking a portion of the Coos Bay wagon road in road district No. 30 Coos County Oregon must be filed with the County Clerk by May 6 1909 at 10:00 am. Specifications are on file with the County Clerk and with H E Wilcox special road master. Five percent of bid to be deposited with the County Clerk. The County Court may reject any or all bids. Dated April 7 1909.
Execution issued March 8 1909 by the Circuit Court of Douglas County Oregon in favor of J F Barker against Ralph Knight. Sale of Lots 5 12 in section 1 and 8 9 in section 2 township 30 south range 14 west at the Coquille courthouse on May 17 1909 at 10 am. Cash terms. Dated Coquille Oregon April 12 1909.
Notice to contractors bids for the improvement of a county road in road district No 16 Coos County Oregon. Specifications on file with the county clerk and with L Harlocker Special Road Master. Five percent bid deposit due with the bid to the County Clerk on or before May 6 1909. County Court may reject any bids. Dated April 15 1909 Y L Harlocker Special Road Master RD 16.
Waterworks bonds offer a $22 000 issue in Myrtle Point Oregon with bids due April 28 1909 at 7 30 p m. Proposals are to be opened by City Recorder I E Rose at City Hall. Bonds dated May 1 1909 mature in 30 years with 20 year optional, payable in gold coin with semi annual interest. Denomination 1000.
A collection of Myrtle Point area classifieds lists land for sale 55 acres on wagon road 40 acres river bottom 20 cultivated with a house barn and orchard price 4500. Also hens eggs for hatching hambletonian stallion hay for sale and bids for city contracts. Foley’s Kidney Remedy ad follows promising relief from kidney and bladder troubles.
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