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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1915
Page
4
The Myrtle Point Enterprise promotes Christmas gifts by offering a year’s subscription to the home paper. Between now and January 1, paid subscribers can secure a year for friends at $1.00 each, highlighting it as an affordable and valued present.
In a recent address Senator Henry Cabot Lodge argues railroads have become subjects of government commissions and lawsuits, yet crediting government oversight for curing evils and redressing wrongs while warning that crude methods and Puritan zeal can cause harm and misdirect reform.
A reflective column urges husbands to show love at home through small acts and shared duties. It argues daily care, gentleness, and cheerful cooperation strengthen family happiness and brighten home life when loved ones welcome a bright greeting at the door.
A long reflective piece extols the virtues of a cheerful home life, emphasizing marriage, duty, music, and domestic harmony. It is followed by Washington reporting on Congress’s December session, noting speaker re election, budget figures, national defense debates, and the president pro tempore’s status.
The Presbyterian Bazaar and Entertainment Program will be held at Lundy Hall on Friday evening in December. The program features recitations by Marie Fensong Nature’s Songs by Alice Guerin Greens, solo performances, and fiddle violin numbers with accompaniment by VY. M. Arrington. Mrs Whitaker and H. A. Schroeder perform songs, with instrumental support.
University of Oregon superintendent H M Fisher announces four thousand Frau Karl Druschki rose slips will be distributed to high schools and, after January, to requesters from principals and student bodies. The slips come from a large hedge on campus and are limited by supply, with eastern Oregon shipments possibly delayed by freezes.
The document compiles disparate items from Coos County Oregon including assignment hearings for August H. Bender creditors final reports and discharge recommendations, notices for executor appointments in the Mary Breuer estate, and a final account hearing for Rufus W. Lundy estate. It records dates January 6 through January 10 1916 and locations Coquille Myrtle Point and the Coos County Courthouse.
Walter D Hin chairs the Santa Fe executive committee and warns that federal and state regulation and legislation threaten railroads income and solvency. He argues government must decide if railroad development is stimulated, stagnates, or declines.
A Grants Pass reader reports relief from kidney trouble after using Deans Kid Pills. The notice lists a final account for James Amity Parrish as administrator with will annexed for Eliza A Parrish, deceased, with a hearing set by the County Court.
Notice for publication of a federal land entry in Roseburg Oregon. Hyre Coulter of Portland files sworn statement and application May 3 1915 for the SW 1 4 of Section 14 Township 28 Range 10 W Willamette Meridian under the homestead act with contest provisions and required affidavits.
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