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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1917
Page
2
The passage asserts that Lincoln cannot be buried or confined. It extols his eternal heart beating with chivalry and hatred of tyranny, claiming he remains alive in spirit and resistance, wherever he may be found except in the tomb.
A speech extols modern soil science and soil testing stations as key to national farming efficiency. It contrasts historic book farming with scientifically guided practices, cites Germany and other nations as models of intensive farming, and urges local farmers to adopt soil-focused methods to boost yields.
The article argues for intensive farming and corn club practices, citing reports of yields up to 200 bushels per acre and profits that cover soil preparation costs. It urges farmers to expand from small plots to larger tracts, stating America could feed the world if soil productivity is fully realized.
Public Service Commissioner Corey says he has received telegrams letters and editorials statewide backing a proposed clause for the public utilities act to define public necessity and convenience. He argues competition raises long term costs and that rates should reflect sunk capital while unneeded installation and traffic disruption are avoided.
In Curry county residents dispute that Representative Tiche and Coos county lawmakers oppose the Crescent City harbor appropriation. They argue opening a southern Oregon coastal rail port will boost regional business and lower freight costs, benefiting Gold Beach and others without harming Curry’s chances for its own port development.
Myrtle Point Oregon February 10 1917 introduces the IWN improvement series with tips and community notes for residents. The piece outlines community projects and local initiatives with guidance for readers.
A Myrtle Point editorial urges a strong live board or commercial club to attract enterprise. It warns against curbstone real estate brokers and stresses citizen cooperation to lure manufacturers and buyers, building local progress and keeping the city on the map.
The text describes a warm hearted person with cordial friends and an impulsive temperament. It notes that their expressive feelings often go unreciprocated, leading to disappointment. It cautions sensitive individuals to recognize that others vary in nature and responses.
Mrs. R O Hughes of Eugene Oregon reports back pain and kidney trouble improved after a few days with Dean's Kidney Pills She says her kidneys became regular and her backache eased restoring her former health. She urges others to ask for the Dean's remedy at local dealers.
The article discusses the puzzling nature of extreme sensitiveness in individuals. It notes how acute sensitivity makes them feel slight slights where none are intended and how their emotions seem exposed to others.
An advertising expert predicts one billion dollars will be spent on newspaper ads in the United States in 1917. He argues that advertising builds durable asset value, enhances goodwill, and outperforms physical assets when properly planned and placed.
Unclear OCR fragment notes a deceased individual Frank Guerin with an executor named in probate records. The legal notice appears fragmentary and lacks identifiable dates or additional party details.
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