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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1917
Page
3
Rose, a confident campus student, defies a subway conductor after a fare dispute. A masked, gloved stranger helps recover her scattered notebooks as a storm drenches the city street. The scene ends with an enigmatic arrival, leaving the confrontation unresolved.
A reviewer praises Purity for its unity of plot from myth to modern romance. Hudrey Munson stars as poet and a young woman faces a nude posing demand by an artist to fund his poetry book. The film ends with the couple reunited after a controversial happy ending.
A survey for the proposed railroad line from the Gap to Burns, Oregon has been completed, outlining route considerations and potential impact. The work assesses terrain, access points, and preliminary alignment, signaling progress toward official review and planning steps.
Industrial Review notes Southern Pacific Co calls for bids to build 1000 freight cars of wood throughout both under frame and super structure. It reports Oregon power investments, port plans, canning industry worries, tax levies, and utility policy changes across multiple towns and companies in 1917.
A reflection on fading traditional songs as ragtime rises. The author laments the loss of sentimental, well crafted tunes sung by grandparents. They urge a higher public taste and warn against crude syncopation and disjointed music presented as art.
A reflective aphorism on missed chances and the value of helping others, noting that no one is useless who eases another’s load.
The Public Pulse section invites general interest submissions not exceeding 300 words and requires sender name and address. The editor may reject content that is libelous or improper for print. Advertisements will be charged at regular rates and marked adv.
Mrs. Viola Burr of Route 1 Clackamas Oregon argues against sympathetic strikes as unfair to employers and workers not involved. She contends such actions harm business and urges workers to stay at work while others strike for pay or hours within reason.
Roseburg reports all county road work valued at one thousand dollars or more to be let by contract. Present systems are deemed too costly.
A Kansas farmer posted a fence notice seeking harvest workers due to labor shortages. The ad promises friendly hires, cabinet organ music in the evening, frequent meals, and various sleeping comforts, with a strict rising hour and a long workday.
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