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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
4
Speech condemns influential real estate men in Oregon pressuring for laws to curb rival operators. The author warns one disaffected investor can do more harm than many booster groups and calls for suppression of the effort.
Rogue river valley claim a national prize as Tronson & Guthrie of Eagle Point win best rop at Spokane with Spitzenbergs. The award brings pride to Rogue River fruit and highlights regional potential for improved rail and road links. Coos and Curry counties are urged to leverage improved mail and transport services to boost orchard development.
Rite offers town’s widest range of Christmas post cards and booklets. Mr and Mrs Irvin Nelson visited early in the week with friends. Miss O R Bender assisted an eye specialist.
In Coquille area notes a dealer promotes the Edison Phonograph as universal singer at Bender's music store. Bank deposits in Coquille rise by 77000 year over year signaling prosperity in the valley. The item also lists Duroc Jersey swine for sale by H L Carl of Myrtle Point and bids on star route contracts for Coos and Curry counties due in Washington by January 4. Volkmar Bros advertise lard cans at 15 cents for ten pounds and ten cents for five pounds.
I will sell at my place on Sugarloaf in a private sale several farm items and land. Four or five tons of hay, a 4-year-old Jersey bull, a 5-year-old cow, two heifers, a yearling bull, a work mare with saddle and harness, crow bars, wheelbarrows, axes, saws and farming implements. Also 120 acres with 2,000,000 feet of timber. Cash preferred. reasonable offers considered.
Evangelist Samuel Gregg announces a Sunday night lecture in the Christian church on fraternal orders and their benefits. A longtime fraternal order man, he aims his message at members and the public alike.
Myrtle Point will accept bids to furnish 100 cords of four foot split wood delivered to the jumping plant on or before June 1, 1910, with bids due by the next regular city council meeting on January 3, 1910. City Recorder E. Rose oversees the process.
The Portland Journal and ENTERPRISE announce membership deals for new subscribers or those paying arrears or one year in advance. Prices for combinations with the Daily and Sunday editions are listed, plus a back pain remedy using Chamberlains Liniment offered by druggists.
Portland magazine advertises monthly issues with information on dairying fruit and poultry raising irrigated and timber lands and open government lands. Subscriptions cost 50 cents yearly with a 25 cent trial to sample issues.
The text lists subscription offers for The Pacific Monthly and related titles with prices and discounts, urging orders by number and payment via postal money order to The Pacific Monthly in Portland Oregon. It also promotes Chamberlain's Salve for eczema and similar ailments and notes ENTERPRISE can supply printed office stationery for Christmas orders.
An advertisement urges readers with rheumatism and stiff joints to try Bellard's Snow Liniment promising to relieve aches pains and stiffness and restore full function.
County Court of Coos County Oregon appoints L A Roberts administrator of William E Rackleff deceased. Creditors must present claims to the Myrtle Point office within six months from first publication. Publication dated November 12.
An advertisement claims Ballard's Snow Liniment can cure rheumatic aches and pains when used on affected parts morning and night, attributed to N. G. W. Perkins.
Practical work and lectures in farming subjects run January 4 to February 11 at Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis. Farmers’ week February 1 to 18 features lectures and discussions with 100 instructors and strong facilities. No age limit beyond 16. no entrance requirements. For details contact the Register.
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