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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
6
Myrtle Point notes report a granddaughter born to Mrs. John Belloni of Riverton, and James D. Clinton named grandpa. Local Embroidery Club gatherings at Mrs. J H McCloskey's home, creamery inspections, and various visits to Marshfield and Riverton are listed. A live Community Club meets monthly with 150 attendees, and school progress under Miss Florence Jennings is noted.
Mr Broadhenit and the County Dairy Inspector are testing milk quality sent to the Sunrise factory. Miss Clee Buell began a new school term in the Dement district on Monday April 13.
Myrtle Point druggist N G W Perkins promotes Adler-i-ka, a simple buckthorn bark glycerine mixture claimed to cure appendicitis. The copy touts immediate fast relief and powerful action drawing old matter from seven tour sisauch and gas on stomach and constipation.
Bridge reports Easter visitors and travel notes. Mr and Mrs Chas Hill visit relatives. Mrs Culver and sons visit Axe home over Easter. Saul and Elmer Brownson visit their mother on Big Creek. Miss Regard visits Bandon. S Croy returns from Myrtle Point. Mrs Chas Murphy and daughter Helen travel to Coquille. Fuzzy Rose and Jr Machado stay with T Kennicutt. Fred Nosler in Myrtle Point on business. Mr and Mrs Johnson ...
In Bae eyee Sheek visitors at tCthes homie of Mr. Frederick during the last week have returned home. R. G. Endicott was a visitor in Myr tle Point Saturday. Rev. Sumerlin delivered a lecture here last Friday evening. Miss Wadmanys who has been walking is reported to be improving. Dr. Leep passed through this place to visit a patient, Miss Edna Hooton who is very sick, Monday. H. Houser was a visitor on the South Fork last week. Mrs. A. F. Grishaber has returned from her visit on Rock Greek and reports having enjoyed a nice time. Harold Leep has been a visitor at this place during the last week and accompanied Mrs. Murphy and Helen on their little trip. Mr. Laird passed through here Monday with passengers. The Gold Dust Twins.
Stringtown notes Mrs Albert Volkmar hosted a birthday supper on Wednesday evening. Mrs Henry Pullen remains very ill. Miss Esther Barklow returned from Arago and started school at Myrtle Point on Monday. Thomas Royer left for Marcola Oregon. Dan Root sprained his ankle and may be sidelined. Edna Sigsby visited her sister in Norway. H Root and wife visited Dan Root home Sunday. Uncle Wm Miller is seriously ill at home in Bandyn Sunghine.
Friday sees The Vampire a three reel Kalem drama with the Vampire Dance. Saturday offers The Neckless of Rameris a three reel Edison Special with scenic highlights. Tuesday presents Motion Picture Dancing Lessons showing latest steps including the Tango and Hesitation Waits. Admission ten cents, with cheaper on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Last Monday Marshal Brown nabbed Jas Osborn in Coquille. Osborn sought for passing a raised check to A J Rada baugh increasing value from 3 to 30 dollars.
Weekly Industrial Review reports Supreme Court rulings on Employers' Liability Act damages and employer liability limits. Oregon churches receive gifts, roads plan rail expansions, and new buildings rise in Eugene Oregon City Stanfield Bay City Astoria Florence and Tsiltcoos Lake.
Open letter to voters from B F Jones outlines a long career in Oregon politics spelling out his qualifications. He recounts early life, law practice, county service, and roles as register of the Roseburg land office, plus bills he supported on railroads suffrage and public lands. He pledges to pursue rivers harbors roads and forest land reform if elected.
KD D. Ruge of Marshfield visited town Saturday to campaign for the county clerk position, drawing support from local residents and outlining his platform.
W C Conner of Cottage Grove Leader rebukes a governor hopeful’s campaign gimmick. He notes a candidate’s headquarter offer of free editorial space, charging $3.00 for insertion and says such tactics should cost him the votes of every journalist statewide.
A Myrtle Point speaker urges readers to treat kidney roots for back pain and cites a testimonial from California Street Jacksonville Oregon resident who praised Dean's Kidney Pills. The notice also records a U.S. land filing in Roseburg Oregon with final proof scheduled May 8 and witnesses named.
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