Promoter Promises Nothing Yet Delivers Everything
A pithy critique contrasts a money driven promoter with city officials who recently raised their salaries. The dealer laments fewer fish stories as many people ride the water wagon. A Oklahoma man is jailed for kidnapping a servant girl, prompting a caution against unlawful necessity. The army plans a model shoe for multiple duties, raising questions about its use for golf and dancing.
Wife elopes with car and three servants in San Francisco
The incident depicts a San Francisco wife who ran away with a motor car and three servants. The tale frames her as cruel and unkind, noting that while the wife and automobile can be replaced, servants are difficult to obtain.
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San Francisco
No appropriation for shipping money bewilders locals
Residents in this region show little regret over the lack of federal funds to cover shipping expenses to distant areas, noting no urgent need or impact locally.
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Sam
Neck of the Woods
Voters Registered as Independents Boost Likely Prospects
The rising number of Independent voters is cited as improving prospects for one candidate among Wooddy, Teddy, Billy, or Geney. The prompt warns to consider who benefits without all speaking at once.
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Wooddy
Teddy
Billy
Geney
Charles Morse Plans Atlantic Fleet After Prison Release
Charles W. Morse, freed from Atlanta prison last spring due to confinement harms, announces a venture to put a fleet of ships on the Atlantic. He praises the recuperative effects of fresh air as part of his recovery and new enterprise.
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Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Atlantic
Myrtle Point real estate speculation concerns discussed
Local discussion questions whether current holders are boosting prices or waiting for others to raise salaries and drive up the value of property. The focus is on improving or hoarding assets rather than active development or fair market actions.
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Myrtle Point
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A philosophical reflection extols honesty and effort, claiming true reward comes from conscience and the respect of thoughtful colleagues rather than popular applause. It emphasizes the value of striving for the greatest good for the greatest number and critiques wage-raising as a motive.
Parental Guidance on Training Daughters for Society Roles
The text argues that mothers who raise daughters to be good mothers and housewives gain long term respect and love, while those who push a daughter toward a “society bud” path will face regret in later years. It suggests widespread world benefit from traditional maternal instruction.
Mothers Should Lead Home Building For Future Generations
The author argues that mothers have greater potential to uplift humanity than suffragettes in London or Carrie Nations with hatchets. She urges women to focus on constructive home building as the better path for shaping future generations.
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London
Yellow Journals
Carrie Nations
New Century Separator and Engine On Display
On the floor is a 20th century combined separator and engine praised for unique design and perfect work. It claims to save labor from hand machines and even milking cows is possible. Also advertised are a 60 cent aluminum pan for 25 cents and multiple aluminum stew pans. Water motor power washer offered as labor saver with two styles in operation. 431 Huling Lundy & Sons.
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Aluminum Company
Huling Lundy & Sons
Speed Program Sets Cops and Curry Fair Races
The Labor Commissioner Hoff disclosed Oregon census at 736 724 on April 15, up 63 959 since 1910. Dr. Harry Herman opens an ophthalmology office near Spires Drug Store and plans to read for work Friday morning and soon travel to Gold Beach for game calls.
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Hoff
Oregon
Harry Herman
Johnson
Gold Beach
Dr Hermann to be available at Spires Drug and Shields talk
From Friday to Monday night Dr Hermann will be in his Spires Drug Store office. Chaz H Shields, Oregon Equal Taxation League secretary, comes to Myrtle Point next Wednesday evening to discuss Single Tax Exposed. He will speak at 8 30 p m September 4 and take questions after his address.
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Chaz. H. Sheilds
Oregon Equal Taxation League
Shields
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Spencer & Shelley’s
Enterprise Office
Herman's Hall
Bowery
Port of Coos Bay Establishment Carried by Big Margin
Last Tuesday the vote to establish the Port of Coos Bay passed 793 for to 88 against. Elected commissioners are Peter Loggie and L. J. Simpson of North Bend, A. H. Powers and Henry Sengstacken of Marshfield, and A. O. Rogers of Coos River. Also notes on local ads and community notices.
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Coos Bay
Peter Loggie
L. J. Simpson
North Bend
A. H. Powers
Henry Sengstacken
Marshfield
A. O. Rogers
Coos River
More Fruit Is Nation’s Cry in Fruit Supply Debate
The piece notes slow growth in U S fruit production over a decade with orchard crops up only 2 percent while apple barrels drop from 175 to 180 million a year. Small fruits fall by 40 million though crop value rises by five million, amid rising emphasis on acid fruit in diets and concerns over reliance on tropical imports.
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United States
Tropics
Catarrh Cure Promoted by Cheney Company
They tout Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo Ohio as a constitutional remedy. The ad claims it cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces and offers testimonials and a money back promise. It urges readers to request circulars and address officials for proof.
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U.t
I. J. Cheney7& Co
Toleco
Ohio
F. J, Ciiny
Fourth Annual County Convention Held in Coquille
The Fourth Annual County Convention of Coos County met at Garden Hall in Coquille on Friday August 23 with delegates from Marshfield North Bend Bandon and Myrtle Point present. Officers were elected for the coming year including President Mrs R A Annin Myrtle Point and Vice President Mrs Robt McCann North Bend. The meeting adjourned with plans to hold next year’s gathering at Myrtle Point.
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Coos County
R. LN
C. H. Marsh
Marshfield
C. Saulds
R. A. Annin
Ees
R. N. Lewis
A. Haberly
George Hazer
Tozier
McCann
Myrtle Point
Why They Go Mad From Polar Duty
A quote from late Harry Macdona of Peary's Arctic voyage describes the toll of endless company. He notes cold and hardship are expected, but continuous proximity to the same crew wears on a man who knows them too well, likening men to a music box played too many times.
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Harry Macdona
Peary
North Pole
Election Filing Deadlines And Voting Rules Highlighted
The notice lists key election dates: October 5 last day to file party or assembly nomination certificates, October 19 last day for individual elector nominations, October 20 registration books close, and November 5 general election day and holiday. It also warns that gambling on election outcomes is a corrupt practice and grounds to challenge voting rights under Section 3513.
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