The Enterprise Ads and Local Notices
Second class matter at Myrtle Point post office under the act of March 8 1879 Editor and owner C Milton Schulz lists local advertisers Scott Bowne N P Peterson Dr C L Bender Henry G Plaeger Spencer Shelley Lundy Pearce The Harness Man N G W Perkins Druggist Look Them Up
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Scott & Bowne
N. P. Peterson
Dr. C. L. Bender Henry G. Plaeger
Spencer & Shelley Huling
Lundy & Sons
Pearce
N. G. W. Perkins
Stop the War cry travels coast to coast in verse
A poem urges constant words and songs to end the war. It asks readers to think of the fallen and imagine a world saved from conflict. The plea spans from Florida to Hawaii and calls for nations to echo the message until armies retreat home.
Commission Watchdog or Burden on Trade
Albany Democrat voices skepticism toward a new Trade Commission hearings. The editorial mockingly questions the panel’s purpose to define commerce, arguing past commissions stifled industry with rules and failed to boost foreign business or payrolls. It warns whether the Northwest will reap tax payer gains from the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trade Commission
United States
I 1
Northwest
Albany Democrat
Encouraging Fairness And Support In Life’s Struggles
A motivational passage urges recognizing merit in others and helping them overcome setbacks. It links failure to confidence in character and emphasizes offering guidance and encouragement to those striving for success. It stresses believing in others and avoiding harsh judgment.
Hard Times Teach Economy Yet Harsh Reality Remains
A reflective note argues that hard times and high costs spur thrift and future ease, though the experience is cruel. It suggests that those who endure inflation learn economy, while cautioning that the present disguise lies heavy on the populace.
Statement on civic duty and opposing self interests
The speaker asserts residents should work to advance the community and warns against individuals who seek personal gain without supporting local interests. It condemns those labeled as drones or chronic blockers who oppose citizen measures for the common good.
Learn to Swim for Safety on Waterways
An exchange argues that while not required by law, learning to swim is essential for safety. Not knowing how to swim can lead to personal crisis or drowning when near rivers lakes or seas. If people could stay afloat for a few minutes many lives would be saved annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Ptahhotop
Abraham
Farming boom drives youths from cities to the farm
The farming business is praised as the most prosperous with bright prospects. It argues boys will stay on farms to earn money and respect, drawing urban youths to join them in rural prosperity.
Pleasant Evening Reverica-A Column For Mothers And Home
The Home Circle column urges young people to form a life purpose and pursue earnest effort in their art or profession. It notes marriage dynamics, domestic skills, and argues for combining usefulness with ornament, citing Ptahhotep on furnishing a home and treating a wife with care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reverica
Youngman
Napoleon
Alps
The Value of Friendship and Purpose in Life
The piece urges cherishing friends over material gain and urges facing conflicts quickly. It extols cheerful, helpful character and family warmth, notes life requires a clear purpose, thrift, and balanced spending to build a solid future for youth.
Brethren Sunday Services Held With Open Invite
Church of the Brethren hosts Sunday school at 10:00 a m preaching at 11:00 a m and 7 30 p m inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Dean's Kidney Pills Proved Helpful to Roseburg Reader
Myrtle Point readers learn that backaches and kidney troubles can come from a cold or strain. Doan's Kidney Pills are praised as a remedy, with G. M. Jones of Roseburg reporting relief after use. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Dean
G. M Jones
Roseburg
Doan
Mr. Jones
Foster-Milburn Co
Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Summons in Oregon Circuit Court Coos County
Howard Imhoff sues Pearl Imhoff in Coos County Oregon for a divorce and dissolution of marriage. Pearl Imhoff must answer within six weeks of first publication in the Enterprise dated July 15 1915 under Judge John S. Coke. Attorney A E Warren represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
State of Oregon
County of
Coos
Howard Imhoff
Pearl Imhoff
John S. Coke
A. E. Warren
Punctuation shifts meaning in a Latin American message
A Mexico City to Washington message shows how a missing period can reverse meaning about Zapatistas and Carranzistas. Officials note punctuation errors can alter headlines and lead to costly lawsuits and misinterpretations in print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Washington
Mexico “City
Zapatistas
Carranzistas
Notice of road contract completion for Lee Norway County Road
R J Holverstott contractor completed the contract for part of the Lee Norway County Road in Road District 31. The County Roadmaster filed completion certificate and objections to acceptance may be filed within two weeks from August 19, 1915, in the County Clerk's Office, Coquille Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Holverstott
Lee-Norway
Coquille
Coos County
Oregon
R. Watson
Notice of Final Hearing in Walter Bennett Estate
Alice Bennett Administratrix of the Estate of Walter Bennett filed the final account with Coos County Court Oregon. A hearing for objections and settlement is set for Monday August 30 1915 at the Court House in Coos County Judge James Watson presiding.
Notice of Final Hearing in Scofield Estate
F E Scofield executor of Rosella J Scofield deceased has filed final account with Coos County Oregon Clerk The hearing of objections to the final account is set for Monday September 13 1915 at the Court House in Coos County Oregon Judge James Watson appointed this day and place SCOFIELD Executor of Rosella J Scofield deceased 415
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Scofield
Rosella J. Scofield
County of
Coos
State of
Oregon
Coos County
James Watson
Notice of Contest 09106 in Roseburg Oregon
Federal land office notice names Victor A. Austin of Milwaukie Oregon as contestee. Edward Ellingson of Eugene filed July 3 1915 to cancel Homestead Entry No 09106 for portion in Section 10 Township 29 S Range 10 W Willamette Meridian on grounds Austin never resided or improved the land. Contestants allegations deemed confessed and entry cancelled if no sworn, served answer within twenty days after fourth publication Sept 2 715.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Roseburg
Oreon
Victor A. Austin
Milwaukie
Oregon
Edward Ellingson
W. 5Th Ave
Eugene
Willamette Meridian
Notice of timber and land entry for Ernest D Park
Ernest D Park of Portland Oregon filed Oct 24 1914 Sworn Statement and Application No 09810 to purchase the SW of Sec 6 T30S R10W Wil lamette Meridian timber and land under Timber and Stone Law. Land valued $80.00 timber $500 0 board feet at $0.50 per M final proof Oct 11 1915 Roseburg Oregon protest allowed before patent issues by sworn affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the’ Interior
U. 8
Roseburg
Oregon
Ernest D. Park
Portland
Willamette Meridian
Register and
United States Land Office
J. M. Upton
Register
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E. E. Johnson
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W. T. Ramsey
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C. A. Harrington
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