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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1913
Page
4
A 1918 Myrtle Point column urges readers to reflect on their 1912 deeds and service. It questions personal public spirit and whether individual actions boosted community development or hindered progress.
The article argues that manufacturers sell cheaper abroad than at home, suggesting protection is unnecessary, while noting government revenue needs require a sharp reduction in tariffs.
A reminiscence contrasts a gifted classmate who relied on charm with those who labored. It argues brains grow through steady effort, not luck or early promise, and that success comes from persistent action rather than passive talent.
The article notes that tariffs cannot be made and that proposed tariff bills are not expected to provide any check on the current healthy and general prosperity of the country.
A Chicago dispatch reports Julia Miller and her six month old died of starvation in a North Halstead Street room. The mother held the infant in prayer with a rosary in hand, highlighting a contrast between wealth and poverty amid civic religion.
Congress has abolished the Court of Commerce which will become effective on March 4. The court formerly exercised appellate power from the Interstate Com.
The passage laments the Inter state Commerce Commission’s role in regulating freight and passenger tariffs. It asserts that only the large corporations would not mourn the court’s decline, framing deregulation as a victory for business power.
Researchers report worms exhibit behaviors that suggest decision making. Scientists caution interpretation while outlining experiments hinting at simple problem solving in invertebrates.
The Marietta Ohio News argues that newspapers are a business and must avoid private spleen or boosting individuals. It says editors should publicize items of public interest including schools churches roads crops and political views without bias or favoritism.
One hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. I J Cheney Co of Toledo endorse the remedy and attest to Cheneys' integrity. Cure claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. price seven and a half cents per bottle. advertised by druggists with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The editor argues that editors sacrifice time and money to produce column material that yields little direct cash. He asks why editors should bear this burden while merchants and workers earn from their labor, noting the financial strain of delivering content without guaranteed income.
A commentator notes American sisters won ballots in nine states without violence. A skeptic retorts that Englishmen pose a deeper hurdle for English suffragists, implying different challenges in their campaign.
A Coquille resident, suburb of Myrtle Point, remarks that peace at home comes only when his wife has her mouth full of hair pins. The colorful line highlights domestic humor in a rural setting.
The Enterprise office offers to print engagement announcements and wedding invitations as part of a proposal. Additional services for smaller, teeny cards can be discussed later. The firm prints for all ages and card sizes at Enterprise.
Notice is given that William M Harriss of Myrtle Point Oregon filed notice to make final five year proof on homestead entry 04374 for section 10 and 15 township 29 south range 13 west Willamette meridian before US commissioner Edgar A Dodge at Myrtle Point Oregon on January 17 1913. Witnesses named David Land Thomas J Hayes Peter W Hayes and Henry Wyburn all of Rural Oregon. Another notice states Baty coup Morris of Rural Oregon filed final five year proof for homestead entry 08322 for sections 7 8 township 32 south range 11 west Willamette meridian before Edgar A Dodge on January 17 1913. Witnesses named David Land Thomas J Hayes Peter W Hayes and Henry Wyburn of Rural Oregon.
The document records proof to establish claim to land before Edgar A. Dodge in Myrtle Point Oregon on January 10 1913. Witnesses named include Benjamin B Watkins John D Barklow Robert Munford and Price Robison all from Oregon. B F Jones Register.
Notice is hereby given that Direxaood of Myrtle Point Oregon who on April 24 1911 made Homestead Entry serial No 07150 for SW SW Sec 28 and NW NW Sec 33 Township 29 S Range 13 W intends to make final commutation before Edgar Dodge United States Commissioner at Myrtle Point Oregon on January 10 1913 Claimant names witnesses Guy H Fish Pete A Spani E Marsters and Oliver G Miller all of Myrtle Point Oregon
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