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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1915
Page
3
A column urges husbands to praise and frequentely express love to their wives. It stresses tenderness in domestic life and notes women balance home duties with child care while men often neglect thoughtful improvement. It ends with a reflection on ambition and steady pursuit of work.
Oregon Industrial Review reports on reactions to 1914 laws, a 4000 dollar advance for Eugene vegetables, a 22000 pound Eddyville Mohair sale, a new 18000 dollar Powers schoolhouse, a 15000 dollar Linn County steel bridge, and plans for rail and canal projects. It notes suspensions and reorganizations, city and county infrastructure, tax policy debates, and wage law discussions across multiple counties.
A speech warns against abandoning foundational constitutional principles amid reform. It urges preserving the American founding, law and order, and cautious governance, while noting ongoing debates over education and public policy.
The Rural Delivery service now covers about 43 000 routes and over 1 000 000 miles, serving roughly 20 000 000 people. It enables farmers to receive letters newspapers and money orders without trips to the post office, boosting productivity and road maintenance through extended service.
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the Finance Committee of the Common Council of Myrtle Point Oregon Coos County at the City Recorder's Office until 4 o'clock p m May 24 1915 for purchase of street improvement bonds totaling 520170 with one bond 800 and the other 228370 bearing 6 percent interest payable semi annually and due in ten years. bids may be rejected. bonds may be sold privately if not sold at par. bid deposits are required. bids must specify one or both bonds.
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