Pumpkin weighs in as fair weighs heavy on minds
Local exchange questions the expected weight of a pumpkin to be shown at the fair and notes the grower has not begun feeding the fruit yet.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1913
Page
4
Local exchange questions the expected weight of a pumpkin to be shown at the fair and notes the grower has not begun feeding the fruit yet.
The Enterprise asks farmers and townspeople in the Coquille River Valley to telephone or write news reports on visits parties weddings births deaths accidents and extraordinary experiences. Submit by Wednesday afternoon at the latest to share community development efforts and local happenings.
A Manhattan mindset piece argues success comes from eliminating non essentials. It warns against distractions like habits and revenge, urging focus on the one important task and efficient customer focus. It praises a simple productive store layout and disciplined work to build real results.
The Myrtle Point Section shows continued prominence in delivering live late news, outpacing other southeastern Oregon newspapers in several fields and maintaining a leading position worth noting.
An exchange notes a touch of the current barefoot fad in Gay Paree. The remark suggests the trend will pair well with the slit skirt and likely be well received.
A reflection on how a person who creates happiness within their own sphere possesses a real element of success in business and in attaining happiness.
The speaker urges residents to spend money in their hometown to boost local development. Emphasizes that every dollar, effort, and hour invested locally strengthens the community and yields lasting impact a century from now.
A speaker suggests that sometimes the best way to handle a mean person is to openly express strong dislike. The remark emphasizes direct confrontation as a social strategy.
The article notes the question mark feather remains popular in millinery. It highlights continued appeal of this distinctive accessory in fashion circles and among shoppers.
A speaker advocates avoiding quarrels and advises to walk away if pressed to fight. If forced into conflict with a larger person, disengage and let them speak to themselves rather than escalate.
The article argues that merchants who advertise in the Enterprise are trustworthy, claiming their ads reflect up to date goods and fair stock. It notes customers rely on these ads and that merchants continue to welcome new invoices, signaling ongoing quality.
The undersigned J. R. Benson is appointed Executor by the County Court of Coos County Oregon for the estate of William H. Hartley deceased. All persons with claims must verify and present them with vouchers to Roberts Giles Roberts Myrtle Point Oregon within six months from the date of this notice dated August 14.
The essay explains the 1908 1910 militi a law defining able bodied male citizens ages eighteen to forty five as militia members with organized and reserve components. It notes the organized militia as state troops funded by states, the concept of minute men, and the role of state armories, uniforms, and equipment in supporting national defense.
The United States federal government allocates 2,000,000 to states for militia and covers some expenses while requiring compliance with War Department rules. States accepting aid must conform to standard drill, encampments, and equipment. South Carolina remains an exception. The president can mobilize militia to enforce laws, with Congress and governors retaining authority when not in federal service.
Notice that Thomas H. Johnston of Portland filed June 11 1912 in Roseburg Oregon an application to purchase under section 2347 U S Revised Statutes the S% SE% SW% NE% NW% SEX of Section 30 Township 32 South Range 11 West Willamette Meridian. Adverse claimants must file affidavits of protest within 30 days after first publication. otherwise the application may be allowed. 376 B F Jones Register
David Russel Bryant of Bridge Oregon filed August 27 1912 Sworn Statement and Application 08267 to purchase Lot 5 7 8 and SE SW3 Section 24 Township 29 S Range 10 W Willamette Meridian timber and land under the Timber and Stone Law. Appraised value 400 for timber 730000 board feet at 40 cents per MBF land 108. Final proof scheduled August 22 1918 before U S Commissioner E A Dodge Myrtle Point Oregon. Protest or contest permitted by filing corroborated affidavit.
Osa Garman sues Oscar Garman in Circuit Court for divorce in Coos County Oregon. Defendant must answer within six weeks from August 14 1913 publication, or judgment by default. Plaintiff seeks custody of minor Freda Garman alimony costs and education for the child and other relief. Service by publication ordered by Judge John F Hall. Myrtle Point Enterprise publication dates outlined.
Nancy M Keeler sues S R Keeler in Coos County Oregon for divorce claiming subsisting marriage dissolved. requests restoration of former name Nancy Mond and costs. publication ordered in Myrtle Point Enterprise starting July 10 1913 and running six weeks.
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