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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1908

Page

9

Seneca Derelict Destroyer Planned For High Seas Salvage

The Treasury invited bids for a specialized craft named Seneca to locate derelicts, receive and share position data, carry high explosives for sinking wrecks, flood magazines in emergencies, and aid salvage and life saving with 1700 horsepower engines. The Navy Hydrographic Office notes five derelicts in the North Atlantic, often submerged and hard to detect, posing collisions risk to ships.

Treasury Department Seneca Navy Department

The Origin of Flowers Poem by Maurice Mean

A verse tracing flowers back to a child’s death in Eden and the grave yielding violets for its eyes and petals for its smile. The poem links natural blooms to the first child’s earthly burial, framing flowers as born from grief.

Paradise Maurice Francis Mean

Glockner's Scheme Ends With Wedding Standstill

In a rural gossip tale, Joanna Glockner’s suitor Caleb Wells presses the old man Glockner for permission to wed. Glockner stalls until harvest completion and corn shucking ends, offering a compromise to wait until evening after chores.

Joanna Paw Gulch Lee Robinson Lee Jack Ritchie Jack Caleb Glockner St. Caleb Squire Peterson Squire’s Kenneth Harris Chicago Daily News

STATE CONTROL OF WATER IN OREGON Cited At Grange Talk

John H. Lewis argues Oregon’s water is the state’s key asset yet faces chaotic rights and litigation. He criticizes lack of public control, outline how rights are claimed by notice, and warn that court decrees fail to settle distribution, urging state administration and storage reforms. He cites Baker County Powder river records and Walla Walla disputes as evidence. (Concluded next week.)

Oregon State Grange John H. Lewis Oregon Baker County Powder River Baker City Deschutes River Salem California Commonwealth Club Bar of Ditch Walla Walla River Supreme Court Water Right Wyoming Idaho

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