Enterprise Wishes Readers a Happy Pro spérous 1914
The Enterprise extends warm wishes to its readers for a happy and prosperous year 1914. The note reflects seasonal goodwill and community spirit in a concise editorial tone.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
4
The Enterprise extends warm wishes to its readers for a happy and prosperous year 1914. The note reflects seasonal goodwill and community spirit in a concise editorial tone.
The author argues life’s scope is limited by choice and place. Whether in remote countryside or a great city, observation reveals nature or human character. They claim many miss hidden truths Dickens would notice, and that the skill to see can be trained by practice.
A column urges readers to adopt a New Year habit of settling bills promptly while avoiding payments that enable wrongdoing, framing timely payments as prudent personal finance and moral restraint.
A Detroit youth arrested for insulting a girl quoted a remark about her dressing like a tough girl. The fragment suggests a harsh interaction and police involvement reflecting historical attitudes.
The article explains deafness cannot be cured by local applications as they cannot reach the ear’s diseased area. It states deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube, causing rumbling or loss of hearing, and that nine of ten cases arise from catarrh. It urges remedies targeting the inflammation to restore hearing.
A girl persuaded the judge that the lad was right and the offender was excused. The article notes hope she learned aelianic lesson from the incident.
A Myrtle Point benedict comments that a husband grants his wife any right more readily when he feels ill than when he himself feels bad, reflecting on perceived fairness in spousal duties and sympathy.
A sharp critique suggests some people stay small by refusing ideas that would enlarge them. The remark implies growth requires accepting challenging notions and embracing change.
The piece quotes President Waters of Kansas Agricultural College arguing that practical, job oriented training is superior to mere culture. He states youth should learn stock judging soil assessment and market skills. high school drawing, shop work, arithmetic, bookkeeping, stenography, and typewriting are valued over ancient or modern languages. The Country Gentleman notes neerless veneer wastes time while solid mahogany earns real value.
The speaker notes that much of what we learn stems from compulsory education and predicts 1914 will be as rich in such lessons as any prior year.
A speaker argues that a fault that humbles a man is more useful than a good deed that inflates his pride. The remark emphasizes humility over self congratulation and encourages self-reflection.
The Coquille Valley Fruit Growers Association will hold its annual meeting at Myrtle Point City Hall Oregon at 1 00 p m on Wednesday January 7 1914. The agenda includes election of officers and other business as may come before the meeting. G G Swan secretary.
The Myrtle Club of Myrtle Point schedules its annual meeting at 8:00 P.M. on Wednesday January 7 1914 at the Club Rooms. Members elect a board of managers and may discuss other business. Secretary Treasurer C Milton Schulz urges attendance.
The undersigned is appointed executor of James H. Matheny deceased by the County Court of Coos County Oregon. All persons with claims must present them verified with vouchers to Roberts Giles Roberts Myrtle Point Oregon within six months from January 1. Z T Johnson is the executor.
Water patrons must pay water rent in advance starting January 1 1914 under Ordinance No 79 of Myrtle Point. A copy of the ordinance is printed on the back of water rent receipts. E A Dodge City Recorder.
Owners or keepers of dogs in the city limits are required to call at the City Recorder's office and obtain a license by January 10, 1914. Those failing to comply will have their dogs seized and the owner fined as provided by ordinance. City officials warn to act promptly.
General policy for The Public Pulse states articles must be under 300 words and include sender name and address. Editor reserves right to reject libelous or unfit content. Advertising matters are charged at regular rates and marked adv.
A local critique urges providing wholesome youth entertainment in Myrtle Point. It laments lack of suitable spaces for boys after hours, condemns church neglect, and argues for a Y M C A presence to guide youth as future men.
Jonathan Roquurne Jr argues against paid petition circulation in Oregon initiative law. He proposes banning paid circulators while preserving the right to circulate petitions. He contends money skews public will and suggests volunteers would reflect true demand.
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Notice: R W Lundy appointed Administrator of the Mary J Lundy estate in Coos County Oregon by the County Court. Creditors must present verified claims with vouchers to Roberts Giles Roberts Myrtle Point within six months from January 1 1914.
Notice is given that Robert J. Mecum heir at law of Walter E Mecum of Bridge Oregon filed intention to make Final Five Year Proof to establish land claim for W2 W s Section 24 Township 29 S Range 10 West Willamette Meridian before Edgar A Dodge U S Commissioner Myrtle Point Oregon on January 30 1914 Witnesses: William M Doney Edasayn Carpenter Clarence R Davis and Lawrence B Jennings all of Bridge Oregon B F Jones Register
Clara A. Bunch administratrix files Final Account in Coos County Oregon. Hearing set for February 2, 1914 at the Court House before Judge John Hall. First publication January 1, 1914.
Notice records Oscar W. Morris of Rural Oregon filed May 4 1918 Sworn Statement and Application No 08869 to purchase portions of Section 32 Township 30 South Range 11 West Willamette meridian with timber valued at 650000 board feet and land at 8000 dollars under Timber and Stone Law. final proof set February 20 1914 before United States Commissioner Edgar A. Dodge at Myrtle Point Oregon. protests or contests allowed by filing affidavits before patent issued. Not coal.
August H. Bender administrator of the estate of E. Bender deceased has filed his final account with the County Court of Coos County Oregon. A hearing is set for February 2 1914 at 10 in the forenoon in the court room to hear objections and settlement. First publication December 18 1913. The Bank of Myrtle Point will hold its annual stockholders meeting January 13 1914 at the bank between 10 am and 4 pm for officer elections and other business.
Department of the Interior Roseburg Oregon December 1913 notice shows Willie B. Ruland of Eugene Oregon filed May 5 1913 sworn statement and application No 08838 to purchase N% NE SW% NE NEW NW% section 24 township 80 south range 11 west Willamette Meridian timber valued 432.60 and land 160.00 final proof to be made February 20 1914 before Lane County Clerk Eugene Oregon protests or contests may be filed by corroborated affidavit.
Land Office Roseburg announces Clara A. Piergon of Myrtle Point filed a sworn statement to buy SE 1 4 Section 30 Township 30 South Range 12 West Willamette Meridian under the Timber and Stone Law. Land and timber valued at 100.00 for timber and 25.00 for land. final proof set for January 1914 before U S Commissioner at Myrtle Point. protests or contests may be filed before patent.
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