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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1904
Page
4
The piece notes varied global and national views from Russia to Oregon, predicting growth and diversity. It highlights a 1108 year ragtag progress claim, urges election registration starting January, and outlines new voter rules requiring age and residence data by May 15.
The New Years edition of The Oregonian is among the Pacific Coast’s largest papers, delivering extensive county write ups and ample Louis and Clark fair coverage. The edition underscores Oregon pride and aims to inform the eastern states eager for regional details from Portland’s newspaper.
The Iowa Society for Suppression of Disease and Degeneracy urges a bill to require a physician certificate of examination prior to issuing a marriage license. The letter argues similar Oregon reforms would reduce misery and prevent ill marriages, urging broader support for preventive laws.
Various brief items from Coos county include bond stockman visiting Bridge, residents visiting Coquille, Franks Carlile returning from Eastern Washington, Miss Daisy Deyoe recovering from appendicitis, debt settlements urged, school district questions about admission for colored children, lawyers Fo McKnight and EB Selbrook forming a partnership, store hours changed, and government study on Umpqua River mouth not advised. Also local meeting notices, feed store ads, parish announcements, and obituaries for Mrs Magpie Hodson and Thurman Davis.
Notice for dog owners within city limits to register and pay the dog tax at the Recorder’s office by January 15. After this date unregistered dogs may be impounded or missing. L W Traver.
An estate sale is planned featuring the 11 seat seminar item as the centerpiece. Organizers expect active bidding and anticipate strong interest from collectors and local buyers. Proceeds will support the estate beneficiaries and related costs.
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