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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1915
Page
4
Local shop names appear in a compact advertisement listing several merchants. N G W Perkins, Druggist Huling Lundy Sons Scott Bowne Spencer Shelley Myrtle Point Hardware are highlighted for reader lookup.
A reflective poem critiques fools across society from crime to careless arson. It warns one reckless act can devastate many, ruin homes, waste forests, and scar a state, contrasting fleeting fame with lasting loss across generations.
The saying warns that using a friend's kindness as a tool often backfires, resulting in harm or betrayal. It reflects caution about exploiting others for personal gain and the risk of losing trust.
A quirky notion links slogan impact to cornfield movie scenes and the popularity of the actors involved. The idea suggests regional charm could boost promotional value for farm themes.
A man recalls how reading his local paper daily saved him money and time. He highlights a cow purchase saved by a cheaper ad in the same issue, stressing twelve months of ads as his top investment.
A hopeful headline notes banks are flush with money, signaling strong liquidity. The commentary argues the situation bodes well for the country's economy and financial stability.
A woman linked to a controversial sale of her husband for five dollars attracts increased requests for information. Authorities consider possible follow ups as public curiosity grows.
A brief notice identifies the buyer in a matter involving other women who have husbands. The report notes the key parties and the central transaction or dispute without sensational detail.
A fashion note predicts next year’s gowns will button up the back. The item is linked to a lighthearted claim that this change will end unemployment among married men, reflecting a social joke rather than a formal forecast.
A proclamation elevates the farmer from traditional role to the twentieth century business figure. It argues farmers are essential, steadfast, and central to global life, contrasting urban rise and fall with the farmer’s steady progression. The piece lauds the farmer as humanity’s core provider and new man of business.
A newspaper line argues brains are essential in Britain’s war effort while a writer questions why jealous men shoot at others rather than themselves, hinting at a dramatic motive in a recent incident.
Pleading to readers to attend church with spouses for happiness and healing. Advice urges honoring wives, forgiving past errors, and building character in both men and women. Emphasizes encouragement, financial prudence, and self sustenance as keys to better marriages and family life.
Readings on motherhood and home life extol a mother's heart as the core of happiness. A poem asks how many burdens a mother bears and a magazine counsels courtesy and unity at home, urging men to value home life over worldly wealth.
The Coos County Teachers Institute will meet in Coquille starting Monday August 23 for a full week. Lecturers include Prof. Thomas L Gentle from Oregon State Normal School Prof. Charles L Shaver from California Prof. F L Stetson from Oregon State University and Miss Katherine Koch from Portland High Schools Department of English. A school board convention closes the institute on Friday. Raymond E Baker County School Superintendent.
Myrtle Point readers see Dean's Kidney Pills praised for kidney weakness. Mrs. C E Roach of Ashland Ore reports quick relief for herself and her boy. The ad notes price 50c at dealers and identifies Foster Milburn Co as the makers in Buffalo New York.
Notice dated July 24 1915 to Victor A Austin of Milwaukie Oregon contestee that Edward Ellingson filed July 3 1915 to cancel Homestead Entry 09106 for NE 10 29 S 10 W Willamette Meridian alleging Austin never resided or improved the land and will cancel without hearing if contestee fails to answer within twenty days after fourth publication July to Sept 1915 including names and addresses and publication dates from Aug 12 to Sept 2 1915.
Howard Imhoff sues Pearl Imhoff in Coos County Oregon Circuit Court to dissolve their marriage and release both parties from obligations. The defendant must answer within six weeks of the first publication in the Enterprise dated July 15 1915 under Judge John S Goke.
R J Holverstott, Contractor, completed the improvement of a portion of the Lee Norway County Road in Road District No 31. The County Roadmaster filed a completion certificate and objections to acceptance may be filed within two weeks from August 19 1915 in Coquille Oregon.
Alice Bennett Administratrix files final account in Coos County Oregon with the county court. Hon. James Watson schedules August 30 1915 at the Court House as hearing date and place for objections to the final account and settlement.
Notice is given that F. E. Scofield Executor of the estate of Rosella J. Scofield has filed a final account with the County Court of Coos County Oregon. The date for hearing objections to the final account is Monday the 13th of ? 1915 at the Courthouse in Coos County, Oregon, appointed by Judge James Watson.
Notice declares Crowley and Baker Contractors have completed work on a section of the Coos Bay Wagon Road in Road District No 12. Objections to acceptance must be filed within two weeks from the first publication, by August 6 1915, at the County Clerk's office in Coos County.
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