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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
4
A column blends modern morals with a brief retelling of St Valentine’s legend. It contrasts maternal love with affection for pets, notes employment woes for women, and ends with a memory of Valentine celebrated for promoting romance among youths while facing execution.
The article discusses teaching girls housework to improve marriage prospects and notes shifting duties in different families. It cites moral maxims and contrasts past courting slips with medieval Valentine practices where names were drawn from a box for a year of devotion, sometimes leading to engagements.
Elbert H. Gary, head of United States Steel, urges fair treatment of newspaper men at a Birmingham banquet. He says honest, frank reporting depends on mutual respect, and that a community's progress rests on strong, fair newspapers and their workers.
Thrilling detective drama comes to Unique cinema with a long running Cosmopolitan tale. "Who Is Elaine" teases mystery and glamour as readers await March 4th photograph reveal and the spell bound storyline.
Fragmented OCR item notes telecommunication or listings in Coquille Valley and police context. The readable fragments mention a phone contact or service labeled Cops and Curry and a numeric code 6X1 e or 7. No clear event or outcome emerges.
The First M. E. Church choir directed by Prof. Davidson presented the winter season opener before a full house. The program featured hymns, violin solos by Wier W. M. Arrington, talks on hymn histories, life sketches of Toplady Bliss Clephane and others, and several anthems sung by the choir with Miss Audrey Lundy and Miss Myrtle Hermann as soloists.
Capuille Feb 9 The Supreme Court upheld Judge John F Hall who resigned as county judge last week. The court ruled four years was the term for judges elected in 1910 and the six year term does not apply to those elected after that election.
Wednesday evening at eight, Clara A. Bunch and S L Minard wed at 1085 North Church Street in a small ceremony led by Rev. J C Spencer. The couple will reside at Maple Glen Farm in Salem, with relatives present and a pink primrose decor.
From now until March 1 1915 Henry G Ploeger offers a clearance with every cash suit purchase a free felt hat chosen from current stock. Purchaser may select any hat available at the time of sale.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Roseburg Oregon February 4 1915 notice that Salem S Jeffries of Bridge Oregon holder of homestead entry serial 03014 filed intent to make final five year proof to establish claim to the land described before Edgar A Dodge US Commissioner Mytle Point Oregon on March 22 1915 witnesses L B Jennings Clyde McBee Edson Carpenter Harry Dunkin all of Bridge Oregon registered J M Upton.
Adler-i-ka bowel cleanser causes instant relief with one spoonful and works on both bowsels. Users report fast gas relief and complete cleansing effects praised by N G W Perkins, Roseburg druggist, in Roseburg List No 251. Notice for Publication references United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon December 31 1914 and Northern Pacific Railway Company.
The notices include a December 31 1914 filing by an applicant from St Paul Minnesota seeking land under the 1898 act covering approximately 79.61 acres in section 6 31 S range 12 W Willamette Meridian and protest deadlines by February 20 1915. A Myrtle Point Oregon item shows J M Upton Register. A January 6 1915 sheriff sale in Coos County lists Orin Johnson and Amanda M Johnson as defendants with a mortgage claim of 11635 dollars plus 118.81 costs, sale set for February 13 1915 at 10 am at the county courthouse front door, to satisfy the judgment with the property described as East half of SE quarter section 3 and West half of SW quarter section 2 in township 30 S range 13 W Willamette Meridian totaling 160 acres, subject to redemption.
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