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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1915
Page
4
The author urges legislators to curb bill introductions to five per member and to ban new bills in the final twenty days unless unanimous consent. With 24 of 29 measures voted down, the piece argues economizing and thoughtful consideration by reducing produced bills and extending scrutiny for the remaining proposals.
A local barber shop roll call features witty remarks on hair and grooming. Entries joke about strops, fees, wigs, dope sales, gone hair, toupees, neck moles, and dull razors gathering no tips, reflecting humorous views from multiple shops.
City council acts on officers' monthly reports and claims. A committee reports the water main in the west half of alley block 10 is endangered and not all property owners have responded to proposed permanent improvement. The marshal is told to close the alley to traffic until repairs or improvements are completed. Committee on city hall and charter amendments continued.
A Myrtle Point reader recounts relief from back pain and nighttime kidney disturbance after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The testimonial from S Colbert of Medford highlights restored strength and natural kidney secretions at a price of 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
E P Adams of Catching Creek reports Capt R H Walter died at his North Pasadena home at 12 o clock Friday night January 1st after months of illness. Survived by eight children and multiple grandchildren. Civil War veteran and member of local G A R post. Walter previously lived in Enterprise about ten years ago and had many readers know him.
Rev Thomas Barklow presided at a 3:00 PM ceremony last Thursday December 31 1914 uniting Sue Davis and Edith Williams in marriage. About ten relatives and close friends attended. Edith Williams is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Williams. The groom is the son of Mrs H S Davis of the Rock Creek district and they will reside there.
We thank all friends for kindness and assistance during the illness of our parents Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Parrish and for consoling acts at the death and burial of our beloved mother. Signed by the Children.
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