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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1910

Page

4

Mulkey enters race against Hawley for congress

Jackson county candidate B F Mulkey declares Republican bid for Congress opposing W C Hawley chosen by the state assembly. The piece notes party tensions with Cannonism and stand-patters, plus mentions Pacific coast development and rumors of Southern Pacific expansion affecting Coos and Curry counties. It closes with Myrtle Point’s Enterprise offering sympathy for recent mill and electric plant losses and urging resilience.

B. F. Mulkey Jackson County Congress W. C. Hawley State Assembly Myrtle Point Coquille

Harvey W. Scott dies in Baltimore after operation

The death of Harvey W. Scott, editor of the Oregonian, occurred in Baltimore last Sunday following a surgical operation. He was the foremost editorial writer of the Oregon and Pacific coast, whose fighting strength drew attention to the west and shaped its development. His influence remains enduring despite his passing.

Harvey W. Scott Oregonian Baltimore Oregon Pacific Coast Scott West

Globe Whirls and Ragged Ruminations of a Bygone Era

A collage of scattered opinions and wry reflections on politics, sport, love, work, and war. The piece comments on public discourse, human folly, and social norms through fragmented lines and quirky observations. It mentions Atchison and Jeffries and ponders war versus football.

Globe Atchison A.pengiop Jeffries Reno Mereien

Bandon Grange Denies Endorsement Of Any Legislature Candidate

In a August 2 1910 note from Bandon Oregon Myrtle Point Enterprise editor asserts Bandon Grange remains non political and has taken no steps to endorse or condemn any candidate including Treadgold. Grange members include Republicans and Democrats united for legislative aims per their laws.

Grange Bandon Oregon Myrtle’ Point

Oregon Walnut Growing and Outings Booklets Offered

Mr McMurry of the O R and N and Southern Pacific in Oregon distributes two booklets to settlers and visitors. Walnut Growing in Oregon covers cultivation and recipes and notes higher Oregon walnut prices. Outings in Oregon serves as a guide to seaside and mountain resorts lakes rivers and springs.

McMurry Southern Pacific Lines Oregon

Railroad Renews Option on North Roseburg Land

The Coos Bay Roseburg Boise Railroad extends its option on 10 acres of Aj Creason land in north Roseburg. The original option expired last month but was extended to September 1 due to pending arrangements at the Coos Bay terminal. The option price is $21,300.

Coos Bay-Roseburg-Boise Aj. Creason North Roseburg Creason Coos Bay Terminal Roseburg

Loss of Infant Daughter in Roseburg

Myrtle Creek correspondence reports the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Dement died in Roseburg at Mercy hospital after illness. The funeral was held at the Strainer residence with Rev. A J Starmer officiating and burial in Masonic cemetery Roseburg. The item also notes a Coos Bay News column about Henry G Plaeger returning from Prussia and Carl Cammann learning German.

Myrtle Creek Roseburg Clay Dement Mercy Hospital S. W.W. Strainer A.J. Starmer Masonic Cemetery Henry Coos Bay Myrtle Point G. Plaeger Prussia Gayk Cammann Carl

Republican Candidate Announces Nomination bid for Coos and Curry

A noisy missive to Republican voters in Coos and Curry counties announces a bid for the joint nomination for representative in the upcoming primary. The message references party nominating rules and lists names and slogans in a garbled format.

Goos Curry Coos Heber Hume

Salmon Mountain mining boom spurs prospecting in Coos county

Prospectors intensify work around Salmon mountain as ore tests from $8 to $600 per ton attract investors. Tunnels reach 800 feet with copper ledge eight feet thick yielding 17 percent copper and $1.80 in gold. Local names, claims, and outfits from Poverty gulch to Johnson's creek rally behind a potential vast mining expansion.

Coos County Salmon Mountain San Francisco Salmon ‘Mountain Washington, D. C Selby Fred Styke North Bend Poverty Gulch Salmon Mr. Styke Phil Guddardt Iran Bizan Baxter Brothers Stykes & Cooper Dodge & Fitchner Ira Buzan Penwell &Beasley Johnson Creek Harrison Brothers Coos Curry

dredge to come for Coquille river project start

A. Schow of Portland reports government engineers will begin the Coquille river channel and harbor improvement once the dredge Oregon and a tugboat become available. Congress appropriated 56000 for the work, but no definite start date is set until current tasks at Grays Harbor and Coos Bay are completed.

A. Schow Portland Coquille River Congress United States Grays Harbor Coos Bay

Bank cashier denies general subscription blanks availability

L M Suplee of Flanager and Bennett bank in Myrtle Point states that the advertisement for the Cedar Bay To Action Corporation misstates subscription blanks. The bank confirms it does not stock or carry any blanks and urges customers to obtain full information from official sources.

L. M. Suplee Flanager ‘& Bennett Bank of Myrtle Point Cdés Action Corporation Myrtle: Point

Local Republican Candidate Seeks Joint Representative Nomination

A resident of the district since childhood announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Joint Representative. He respectfully asks Republican voters and fellow farmers and laborers for their support in Coos and Curry counties.

Coos Curry

The Mig and Cough Sues Spies

A fragmented readable line references Mig and Cough pursuing a case against six spies. The item hints at a legal action or espionage dispute involving named actors and covert activity. Details are sparse but imply a courtroom or investigative context.

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