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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1902
Page
5
Fragmented notices reveal sale offers and property relocation plans in Myrtle Point plus health and local noise about infections and accusations. The text mentions a car load of lum, a bridge road relocation, quarantine remarks, and a dispute involving individuals named Conner Malabe and Mr. Conner.
The readable lines mention trouble and a health related issue amid unclear context. Names and details are missing, making the exact event hard to discern.
L Hood the Etelka stock man visits town and Atty G M Short ready to register voters. Mees of McKinley reports logs sent to Lyon's mill. Rev O U Cross resigns from ME church and plans move to Oregon City. Arthur Hermann, forest ranger, returns after three years away. Watches deserve a yearly tick. Merchants report strong annual invoicing and Bascal Store offers a wide range. Smallpox concerns linger as quarantine debates continue amid reports of visitors from infected areas.
Stockholders are called to attend the annual meeting of the Coquille River and Alaska Mining Company at the secretary's office in Myrtle Point on Monday evening January 2. The notice invites all stockholders to attend, promising tests and quality products with prices listed, and mentions services available by request.
Local notices report Black returning from Roseburg and several visits between Coquille Myrtle Point and Eureka. Smallpox prompts indefinite delay of reopening of public school. The Mandalay steamer to run San Francisco Crescent City. Chester Lawhorn dies of smallpox at 20. WCTU to meet monthly. A fraud warning about a $100,000 mine owner seeks a husband. Myrtle Point auction of property set for January 29, 1902 with various items listed.
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