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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1915
Page
3
A letter page rumbles with charges and defenses over disposal of the C. and C. Grant Lands. Ziegler is accused of misquoting and personal ad hominem attacks while the writer defends the timber policy and settler rights amid debates on homestead and grant land forfeiture.
It states that catarrh reflects general body weakness and that local snuffs or vapors are ineffective. The remedy is Scott's Emulsion, an oil-food building tonic free from alcohol, to enrich the blood and address the cause. Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N J.
Officials urge neutrality amid hot weather to preserve state peace and dignity. Public guidance cautions citizens against turning war discussion into partisan conflict as temperatures rise.
A Myrtle Point newlywed jokes that when a wife buys two suits of pajamas she feels her husband is pressed for his summer vacation. The light remark highlights household humor on gifts and plans.
A reflection on marriage exposes the idea that ministers are not the only men for money. Some people appear to stand behind the President yet their real occupation is poking him in the ribs.
A notoriety seeking crank often boosts self image without using violence. The tendency shows how attention driven actions replace drastic means, highlighting the psychology of fame and public perception.
During wartime talks inventors explore cheap sane substitutes for war aiming to reduce conflict costs. They assess new tools and cooperative methods to avert armed conflict through innovation and diplomacy.
The note suggests verifying the month by consulting the calendar, implying awareness of August and its position in the year. It emphasizes checking dates to confirm the current month.
A Home Circle column titled Pleasant Evening Reveries discusses equal rights in marriage. A speaker cites a man who buys excess machinery while neglecting furniture, urges mutual hard work, time for reading, and shared family duties.
Myrtle Point readers praise Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney weakness and other kidney disorders. Mrs. G. C. Roach of Ashland Oregon reports quick relief for herself and her son, urging others to try the remedy. Price 50c at all dealers and Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
Alice Bennett administratrix of Walter Bennett's estate filed the final account with the Coos County Oregon Clerk. The hearing date is Monday August 30, 1915, at the Court House in Coos County before Judge James Watson to hear objections and settle the final account.
SCOFIELD, Executor of the Estate of Rosella J. Scofield, Deceased. 415.
Notice is given that Marian C. Miller, Contractor, completed the improvement of a section of the Coos Bay Wagon Road in Road District No. 12. The County Roadmaster filed a completion certificate. Objections to acceptance must be filed within two weeks from August 6, 1915, at the offices of the County in Coquille, Coos County, Oregon.
Notice states Crowley and Baker Contractors completed part of the Coos Bay Wagon Road in Road District No. 12. County Roadmaster filed certificate of completion approving objections to acceptance. Filing opens August 6, 1915 in the County Clerk’s office. Dated at Coquille Oregon August 3, 1915.
On June 30 1915 an assignment by August H Bender of Myrtle Point Coos County Oregon was filed with the County Clerk transferring all property for creditors in proportion to claims A bond and inventory of property were filed The assignee John A Pressler requires creditors to present sworn claims within three months at Myrtle Point Oregon J O Stemmler attorney for the assignee
Legal voters are called to a Special School Meeting at the Grammar School on Saturday August 14 1915 at 1 o clock to levy taxes for district schools pay debts take up warrants and adopt the itemized budget including teachers salaries apparatus and interest figures the total millage 20.0 and building fund 6.4 with the overall tax amount 10839.90 signed by W C Cutler THOS E Dickson and CLAUD H Giles district officers in Coos County Oregon on June 24 and July 8 1915
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