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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1917
Page
5
A fragmented OCR item lists placards with phrases like For Sale For Rent Private Strictly Cash and Ask for Credit printed on cardboard. It mentions waterproof notices and debate about notices on sale at Enterprise Prompt Particular Print Shot.
Community notices list visits, travels, and illnesses from Powers Marshfield Coquille and surrounding areas. Names include Dr K A Leen J C Taylor Bryan Parrish and W R Wilson with events such as concerts trade shows and a Farmers Union contest. Dated items reference Feb 13 and upcoming gatherings.
W M Weekly and Cal Gant visited Powers on Sunday while Hi A Johnson came from Broad bent. Several others traveled to Marshfield Coquille Will Berry and Langlois residents were seen in town. People from Powers Warner Corvallis and Bendford and Marshfield attended events and visits, with multiple trips noted to Powers for family and work matters.
Attorney Claud H. Giles, salesman for the Cops and Curry Cheese Association, reports strong buyer interest from Seattle to Los Angeles as the organization pushes standardization for higher prices. He notes Tillamook’s production gaps, praises inspector Ford, and mentions Dr Maxwell Dixon in Los Angeles.
The text argues that a six day workweek yields greater yearly output than seven, noting vigor and mental renewal from rest. It likens nations with rest to wealthier ones and stresses Sunday rest as essential to long term productivity. Also included are brief notes on prune pool prices and Coos Bay lumber shipments totaling 7,275,000 feet in December.
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