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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
4
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A reflective monologue on tiring of pretense and seeking authenticity. The speaker questions the value of constant performance, wondering what rewards lie behind the curtain before choosing to continue playing the role. The voice urges perseverance despite weariness.
A West Coast Lumberman excerpt discusses how automobiles influence the economy and roads. It cites a Kansas farmer and son who abandoned planned ranch improvements after buying a $5,000 auto, illustrating auto ownership shifting priorities and contributing to a downturn in the lumber business.
An excerpt explains that high taxes stem from widespread demand for public expenditures and the broad range of projects funded. It notes that many people expect government action and that most receive services, driving costs higher.
In a Connecticut town a diphtheria outbreak occurred among grammar school pupils after the health physician found the school distributed pencils to pupils each morning and collected them each afternoon. Children frequently put pencils in mouths, spreading the lead and eraser remnants, a dangerous practice highlighted by the investigation.
The piece urges parents to ensure children bring personal supplies and avoid sharing items, check lighting and ventilation in classrooms, and monitor welfare since pupils are under teachers who may be strangers, risking health during school hours. It emphasizes parental vigilance for student health.
A speaker asserts that lying is a response of guilt when a judge sentences a criminal. The remark frames deception as a natural reaction to legal consequences and raises questions about truthfulness in the courtroom.
An old editorial uses a penny paradox with sixty apples to illustrate how prices shift under different sale schemes. It notes the need for cold figures to explain rising costs and invites readers to solve the puzzle to join the effort to address living expenses. It also lists notices from Oregon county authorities and a company seeking plant site in Minneapolis.
J Tom Hall a longtime Coos County Democrat with prior public service seeks the 1914 Oregon House seat. He pledges support for good roads tax reform and a tax system with quarterly payments and reduced taxes while opposing unnecessary commissions.
The administrator of the Estate of Chas N Johnson deceased has filed a final account with the County Court of Coos County Oregon. A hearing on objections and settlement is set for May 11 1914 at the Court House by order of Judge John F Hall dated April 6 1914. First publication April 9 1914. H A Johnson Administrator.
Advertising claims Catarrh as a constitutional disease and promotes Catarrh Cure from F J Cotny Co Toledo Ohio. It states internal dosing from 19 drops per spoonful and promises $1000 reward for a cure, with testimonials offered. Also mentions Halleys Family Pills for constipation.
County Clerk candidate F E Allen of Marshfield Oregon pledges prompt service and taxpayer savings if nominated. State Representative candidate promises road law reforms to free Oregon from mud. Sheriff candidate Alfred Johnson Jr. of Coos County pledges rigid law enforcement and economical administration, subject to Republican primaries May 15.
A 1914 notice lists candidates for sheriff and clerk in Coos County and a joint representative race for Coos and Curry Counties with May 15 primary. It also notes buyer John Whobery offering top prices for wool and mohair and Myrtle Point Mercantile Co deliveries at cost.
Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Z R L Society at 6 30 p m observed with meetings listed in local notices.
In the action of J R Luttrell versus F A Turner the defendant must answer the complaint within six weeks from March 12 1914 or April 23 1914 as last publication date. Judgment sought is 362.02 with 6 percent interest from November 11 1913 plus costs and disbursements. Located in Coos Oregon the action cites credits and attachments not yet attached.
The court directs the sale of a Myrtle Point cannery in Coos County Oregon to satisfy the judgment. Judge John S Coke of the Circuit Court calls for publication in the Myrtle Point Enterprise weekly for six weeks starting March 12 1914. J C Stemmler Myrtle Point Oregon.
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