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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
4
An entry shows a necond class matter notice at Myrtle Point post under an act of March. Subscription terms: one year $1.50, six months 75 cents, three months as listed. Advertising rates available on application.
In a blunt update local officials criticize Gifford Pinchot for unveiling a Drain branch of the Southern Pacific without clear specifications. Chief Engineer Hood confirms the Drain line is not a priority and the Coos Bay Idaho line appears more promising. Four cent guarantees on a five million stake are not offered. the S P must compete to win traffic. The Coos Bay booster line will proceed.
The page surveys social musings on marriage work and writing with local updates on Roseburg government witnesses and fraud cases. It reports the joint lodge installations in Adams building, changes in land office regents, and resignation notices alongside the Coos County tax levy and school and road district levies across towns like Marshfield, Coquille, Myrtle Point, North Bend, and Bandon.
The brief notes a Myrtle Point carload winning the gold medal banner and title Apple King of the World at Spokane’s National Apple show, praising Oregon fruit quality. It jokes about Myrtle Point deserving later recognition and contrasts with Eagle Point, while praising southern Oregon’s apple belt.
A Jacksonville Iowa boy, son of Chris D Peterson, suffered a sudden violent croup attack. Much thick phlegm surfaced after giving Chamberlain's Cough Kennedy. J Peterson credits the remedy with saving the child's life. For sale by all good druggists.
Notice: T M Hermann appointed Administrator of the estate of Binger E Hermann deceased in Coos County Oregon by County Court order. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to attorney L A Roberts Myrtle Point Oregon within six months. Dated December 17 1909.
An old advertisement claims Snow Liniment cures rheumatic and lumbar joint pain, promising relief and renewed vitality even to the young. It touts the product as a cure for ailments keeping a person indoors and confines the user to the house, selling through N. G. Erk? rigs.
Relatives and friends witnessed the marriage of Miss Zelia V. Hermann to Mr. Gustave E. Dietz with Miss Nellie Hermann as bridesmaid and a ring bearer. The ceremony was officiated by Mr. era with music from Lohengrin and attendees praising the bride in a cream batross dress. After congratulatory words, a sumptuous reception followed and gifts were given. The couple will reside at East Spruce Street after February 1.
Myrtle Point friends received cards announcing the marriage of Miss Anna Giles to Mr Harry Dickey in San Francisco on Wednesday January 12. Mr and Mrs Dickey reside at Poertsville California after February first Miss Giles left for San Francisco to visit her cousin and met the groom there who had visited last summer. Myrtle Point friends extend congratulations.
Mr Daniel Miller and Mrs Mary Royer widow of the late W C Royer were married at the groom's home in West Myrtle Point on Friday January 14 with Rev J F Stone officiating. The quiet ceremony was witnessed only by relatives and both parties will reside in West Myrtle Point where they hold property interests.
May 12 wedding at South Methodist parsonage Coquille linked by Bert Cs Endicott and Jessie Endicott daughter of Mr and Mrs Jake Endicott of this city. Rev Ce H Cleaves officiated in the late afternoon ceremony.
A midsize blizzard text warns of grip and lung ailments with symptoms like stuffed nose chills and cough. It promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy praised by A L Dunn of Pine Valley Mississippi after three weeks ill. Advertises 50c and 1.00 bottles from N G W Perkins.
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