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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
6
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Feb 1 Gravel Ford reports Miss Nellie Bright helps aunt with home duties while Mrs Culbertson hosts. Myrtle Point visits, birthdays, and greetings fill the week. Pupils plan a basket social for Feb 12 to raise funds for school grounds. County Superintendent Baker may attend.
Mr and Mrs W M Laird and two children visited relatives in Myrtle Point. Ivan Laird transported passengers to Roseburg. Mrs Fred Baker suffers with an ulcerated tooth but shows improvement. E N Harry and daughter Wanda visit, as does Eva Laird. Wanda will teach at McKinley this spring. Julius and Zilphia Bonham trip to Coquille, return Friday. P A Alford’s sons J ata and Albert Christenson miss their way in Brewster Valley during a storm and return after a wet night. Mrs C A Laird improves from flu. Eva Laird visits lower Brewster. J R Benham improves after illness. Rollie Alford and children visit Walter Laird. Maple Leaf.
Mr J C Neer took a trip to Myrtle Point Sunday. Miss Ruth Young returned to Coquille Sunday at Dora Cemetery. Jim Winters and Roy Swan were out breaking horses Sunday. The boys enjoyed Saturday night at Pleasant Hill hall. Mick Jennings helps George Matheson with the round work. Roy Swan traded boots to Mike Minard for a shirt Saturday night and went home.
A fragmented scene describes a barefoot individual and a man named Mike returning home without a shirt beside a Holstein cow. The brief OCR text lacks context or clear event details.
Baker Creek February 3 updates report Mrs Blaine Lewis recovering from a two week illness. Billie Smith visited Marshfield family. Root visits daughter Mrs Roy Stevens. Henry Elford suffered a serious work injury at Smith Powers camp. Hut Knapp recovering from a shoulder injury. Mrs Pibern visiting relatives.
Stringtown reports a small social circuit with Mrs. Dan Root home for a six day visit and Ernest Hammack from Fishtrap. mumps illness hits area as Mrs. Will Smith visits Grandma Miller. J W Barklow and Dan Miller host dinner. Roger returns from Bandon. Barklow family visiting Manley Barklow. Grandpa Davidson completes plowing. Geo Sigsby visit Eva Conger in Myrtle Point.
A 1914 address delivered before the Coos County Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union urges reflection on the year ending in December. It stresses unity, confidence, harmony, and cooperative business to build prosperity and mutual honor within the movement.
The Farmers' Educational and Co operative Union of America promotes education for soil workers, improved farming practices, and strong co operation in production and, especially, in distribution. It calls for terminal warehouses near major markets to cut costs, reduce middlemen, and stabilize prices, while stressing unity under America and the flag.
Doan's Kidney Pills are advertised as an effective remedy for weak or diseased kidneys. The ad cites back pain, urinary trouble, and danger of dropsy or Bright's disease, urging readers to seek Dean's Kidney Pills 50 cents at dealers. Mrs. H. M. Beckwith testifies from Grants Pass Oregon after using them in Montana. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo New York.
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