Second Class Matter Notice for Myrtly Port Post Office
A notice enters second class matter at the Myrtly Port post office under the act of March 187M. Milton Schodz led tor and boublisher a placeholder line reflects OCR junk.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1912
Page
4
A notice enters second class matter at the Myrtly Port post office under the act of March 187M. Milton Schodz led tor and boublisher a placeholder line reflects OCR junk.
The Myrtle Point edition of the Enterprise expands by thirty three and a third percent, from twenty to twenty four columns and seventeen inches longer to nine hundred sixty single column inches. The publisher, who arrived seeking health, installed an up to date press and gasoline engine, aiming to boost the paper and local life while praising community support and cautioning about political rhetoric.
The note urges readiness for bill payments with the reminder that April has limited days. It stresses early preparation without detailing specific balances or dates.
A businessman seeks staff who listen and show understanding when instructions are given. The piece cites Mirabeau as an example of how eye contact and enthusiasm convince others you are fully engaged. It argues that perceived focus and confidence signal competence and drive success in communication.
Community submissions to the Enterprise's Public Pulse section must be under 400 words and include sender name and address. The editor may reject libelous or unfit material. advertising content is charged at regular rates and marked accordingly.
A lyrical tribute to the season of Spring with images of flowers birds and fragrant meadows. The poem celebrates renewal and nature’s triumph over Winter and ends with attribution to N Wilson.
An advertisement argues catarrh is constitutional and cannot be cured by local applications. It promotes Tiel's Catarrh Cure taken internally, claimed to act on the mucous surfaces and provide quick, permanent relief.
The Enterprise presents a calendar paper 12 by 15 inches showing the first Congress prayer from September 7 1774 in Carpenter's Hall Philadelphia with attendees and a note from John Adams. Subscribers paying one year in advance receive a free copy. extra copies 25 cents. Limited supply. act quickly.
An advertisement extols Rexall Orderlies as superior laxatives with candy like taste and no griping or nausea. It promises full refund if not satisfying and notes suitability for children and the elderly, available in 10 25 and 50 cent sizes at The Rexall Store Perkins Drug Store. It is followed by a separate notice to contractors for grading a county road in Coquille Oregon with bidding rules and deadline.
Public notices cover a land contest by Levi Copeland against Lawrence T. Gross in Camas Valley Oregon and bids for Read District No 11 County Road in Coos County with a May 2 1912 deadline. Also included is a divorce summons in Coos County for Jane Jenkins Brown vs Robert Sterling Brown with a May 2 1912 response deadline.
Bids will be received for building a barn at the Coos County Infirmary Oregon for Counts of Coos. Plans by J A Yoakam on file with the County Clerk. Separate bids for building foundation cedar blocking and the full project. Contractor to furnish curatorial and labor.
Bids for construction grading and all related work may be rejected or awarded at the County’s discretion. Bids must be filed with the County Clerk by May 1 1912. A five percent bid deposit and a bond with the County Court are required within five days after contract award. Dated Coquille Oregon April 4.
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