01 Jul 1904
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1904
Page
1
A garbled collection notes various topics including church counts in Japan and England, diet practices, illness and overeating, a shipwreck death toll, a post office medicine exclusion, a battleship gunnery drill in the Philippines, and lodging-house cornering schemes. The piece reads as a miscellany of 19th century press items with limited coherence.
Fragmentary text suggests a market related upheaval with unspecified actors and events. Key names and places are unclear. The readable bits imply anticipation of change or crisis but lack concrete details, dates, or outcomes.
The official canvass reports a Republican plurality of 24,217 for Supreme Judge Frank A Moore over Thomas O Day. Oregon’s total 1904 vote reached 99,815, with increases from 1902. Local option passed 42,336 to 40,168. Direct primary won 56,206 to 19,854. State Printer amendment failed 45,384 to 40,658. Hermann re elected by 6,813 and Williamson by 14,858. Bailey won Dairy and Food Commissioner by 34,988.
The item lists a mix of notices including a sermon at a Presbyterian church tonight with President Lee to speak at another church, bazaar goods at Hermann's, a theater piece about James Keane at the opera hall, and various sales and auctions. It also mentions railroad surveyors near Elk River, a train schedule for Monday and Tuesday, a medical note about Mattie Weekly, and a wedding in the Middle Fork region.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions names and places with minimal readable content. Context remains insufficient to identify event, persons, or organizations.
A local resident reports being sued by a doctor for 12 dollars and 60 cents. The claimant alleges the amount is a mistaken billing or a debt dispute unresolved by medical services rendered.
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