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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1917
Page
8
Skeptics urged to visit the store to compare merchandise with mail order prices. Proprieties promise to beat any mail order house in the country. The ad notes plans to quit business, prices are emphasized, and many bargains listed with no reservations.
Every grocery item in the store is discounted for quick disposal. We will not sell to dealers at these prices. We want our customers to get the real benefit of our special bargains.
Local column from Myrtle Point notes social visits and weekly travel on the Link to Myrtle Point and Powers. Bachelors Arthur Crosby and Jess Cotton welcome whooping cough, Louis Ingram buys his old hill home, Jensen cheese maker visits, Brady travels to town, Jack Hayter leads, Millie Bright aids in Norway, Dr Pemberton visits Barklow home, creamery meeting reelects same board with optimistic sensor outlook, Beas and Zeno Bright rent farm as rain-dogs begin.
Advertised claims offer "catarrh cures" using fecal applications to restore hearing and allegedly cure deafness. The notice states free treatment and remedies for catarrh, with assurances of permanent improvement, targeting readers with ear nose and throat concerns.
At 7 30 p m Saturday Jan 27 a meeting will be held at the Chapel on Upper Catching Creek to organize a local branch of the Site Library Association. State Librarian has reserved books for us and only members may take out books. Come and help secure this for our community.
A notice invites the public to obtain reading materials at no cost, encouraging participation from local residents and groups. It emphasizes free access, community benefit, and inclusive eligibility for all readers.
A meeting of patrons and interested parties in the Sugarloaf Creamery is set for Adams Hall over the Farmers' Store at 1 00 P M Saturday January 27 1947. Andrew Christensen Mer.
At a special meeting last Monday the city council opened bids for an alley improvement in block ten. The contract was awarded to Bryant and Jee Irish, with bids of 40 cents per cubic yard for excavation and 1.40 dollars per square yard for the single course concrete paying.
The article notes extension agents and Agricultural College staff pursuing rodent control, focusing on rabbits fish ground squirrels and other pests. It highlights efforts to organize community clubs and specialized groups to manage infestations and protect crops.
Crook county and other areas see organizers, agents, and farmers join a campaign against jackrabbits and ground squirrels. R A Ward of the U S Bureau of Biological Survey leads poison-based control efforts, with meetings and notices about tax liens and foreclosures in Coos County.
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