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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1904
Page
8
A fragmented editorial debates citizen duties toward a town cow amid Reconstruction anxieties. It argues against sentiment over law, urges owner restitution for stray cattle, and condemns charitable favoritism toward the poor while urging work and fair treatment.
An abstractor notes preparations including Lbece and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as dependable cures. The text references Mr M F Compton of Mays and Oregon, suggesting experimental directions and remedies regardless of recommendations, but the fragmentary source lacks clear events or dates.
An advertisement urges readers to try a magazine by offering a free one year subscription with purchase of Ralston products. It promotes variety in checkerboard packages and emphasizes food quality and value, naming Ralston oats and cereal lines as examples. The message invites customers to receive the magazine free to sample products.
W R Haines opens the Marshfield Music Store at the Garfield House area offering mandolins guitars violins strings music boxes and piano players. The shop promotes the Angelus piano player and guarantees satisfaction or exchange with a money back policy.
United States Land Office announces a timber lands sale inquiry in Oregon under the 1878 act. Alta Estella Carter files sworn statements in Tillamook County for a claim near Myrtle Point and will prove timber or stone value. Opponents must file claims at Myrtle Point by February 1901.
A public land sale notice from Dodge Commissioner announces a sale in Forest County Wisconsin for timber and stone sites. It lists witnesses Walter Endicott Hind Matery and others and invites adverse claimants to file within 18 years.
The notice states a contest concerning entry No 12162 in Tayler district. The timing and service issues prevent personal delivery, with a hearing set for April 18, 1908 before the Receiver in Myrtle Point, Oregon.
Fragmentary notes show a land entry case where Mia alleges the entrant has not proven residence or intent to improve the land and may have abandoned the claim. Names such as Frank Montery and Horsertond appear amid garbled phrases.
OCR text fragment shows unclear content with scattered letters and stray terms. No coherent event, names, or context to summarize into a valid news item.
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