22 Aug 1902
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1902
Page
1
Dorn Newn notes a business visit by Sitkuin, winter plans for Scofield in Albertia, and various locals traveling, moving, or welcoming new residents. It mentions outings, church events, school plans, and agricultural activity with themes of building, logging, and harvest amidst cold weather reports.
Fragmentary note lists apples as a specialty and offers to ship to any address in Oregon. The message mentions markets, family use, and limited wording, indicating a small business seeking to move a stock of apples.
Governor Geer issues Labor Day proclamation as national themes of faith and reform appear in editorials. AJ Jeffries sails to Australia to preach with impact on scriptures. Japan circulates 188000 copies of the Bible. Kansas farmers capture a chicken thief after a pursuit eight miles. Civil War pension rolls set a high mark with 999446 pensioners on July 1, an increase noted amid new legislation. Oregon politics hint at Chamberlain’s potential governorship while Hos singer Hermann draws scrutiny. A good roads convention in Portland October invites county officials to discuss federal road-building machinery and plans.
The notice describes a boy harmed by a weed in Sihuox City and credits DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve with relief after initial attempts by a neighbor. It promotes the product for various skin issues and warns against fakes. RG W Perkins signs the ad.
An old ad fragment for DeWitt’s Little Barton Rivers claims to expel weakness and improve liver function. It features a signature vendor at 581 Highlend Ave Milton Pa and urges men to try the tonic despite garbled wording.
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