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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
6
A Home Circle column reflects on mothers joining the evening circle. It explores joy and sorrow, wealth and worth, urging readers to find silver linings and gold threads in life while pondering divine purpose and eventual understanding beyond this world.
A collection of aphorisms on happiness kindness and virtue stressing household values and parental care. It includes warnings about hypocrisy and notes governor Hodges urging closer parent child ties and a call to honor home as a foundational social unit. The tone echoes early 20th century moral instruction.
A fragment notes a shift toward letting a child mature independently. It hints at balanced guidance from guardians while allowing personal pace and path. The passage emphasizes autonomy within supportive boundaries.
For sale large bundles of old exchanges at five cents each. At Enterprise office 291f. Enterprise ads claim results.
A varied string of notices from a 19th century newspaper item. Survivors of the Mexican war attend the national veterans reunion in Chillicothe Ohio. A colossal truck patch on Fifth Avenue New York is valued around $500000. Rural credit co operation is urged as a cure for high living costs. Secretary Daniels removes wine mess on ships effective July 1. Supreme Court upholds federal ban on saloons in Indian lands now in Minnesota. Oregon residents warned about Panama Canal immigration impacts with U S official H H Wheaton urging awareness.
An instructional piece by R. R. Daniels explains typhoid fever as a germ disease tied to lowered body resistance. It outlines how winter overeating and spring dietary shifts allow the germ to invade the intestines, and it stresses pure water and easily digestible foods to prevent infection.
A humorous note laments how chickens cause trouble among neighbors, blaming birds for many conflicts and giving them numerous black marks. The piece highlights communal frictions sparked by poultry.
Italian home seekers plan dairy limited to sheep milk cheese in a coastal colony near the Siuslaw and Coos counties. P E Schwabe led the land search with a group including Pablo Griffin and Guisseppi Bua finding a moist sea level site for purchase terms with Smith Lumber Company while locals and workers move toward Marshfield for work.
A Portland Telegram note argues that advertisements attract readers beyond buyers, noting ads are now seen as engaging reading. It suggests people scan ads for subconscious interest, not just commerce, and highlights the broader appeal of well crafted bids for business.
A series of transfers listed from Marshfield and Coquille City Oregon. J O Stemmler agent Myrtle Point. June 18 1914 Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company to Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. W D right of way granted by J A Yoakum. June 19 1914 Reynolds Development Company to Bertha F Evans W D lot 9 block 18 First addition to Marshfield. G Treadgold et al to C R Moore W D lot 12 block 16 Woodland addition to Bandon. Marshfield Realty and Trading Company to City of Marshfield Q C D street and ferry slip. Milton Lattin et al to Lizzie J Stiffer W D SW 1 4 of NE 1 4 of SW 1 4 section 26 township 26 S R 4 W W M.
Circuit Judge Coke comments after a not guilty verdict in the Henryville riot cases. He says booze caused deaths including John Kelly and Gangley, notes Ferrari's life sentence and family public charges, and cites liquor as the major drain on court time and costs.
The piece condemns unsightly backyards full of filth from rotten tins to old boots. It warns that kitchen slops left outside breed malaria and could lead to fevers or diphtheria, urging vigilance by readers.
Residents consider garden care and poultry issues with neighbors as springtime chores unfold. The text notes legal rights in disputes and cautions against harming poultry or property while addressing garden maintenance broadly.
Oregon Agricultural College Horticul ture department outlines harvest timing from hard ripe berries for fresh marketing and processing to dead ripe for juice. It notes sugar rises with ripening, acidity falls, and berries should be picked with a gentle twist, in cool conditions to reduce damage and fermentation risks.
A community minded stance urges residents to prioritize local prosperity when purchasing goods. The speaker emphasizes neighborly impact and urges consideration of local benefits in everyday transactions.
An eastern clergyman proposes a forward move for girls to stop chewing gum for a year and donate half of the $20,000,000 spent annually on it to foreign missions. He asks the girls to be good for the heathen’s sake or, better, spend the money to beautify local homes.
Six percent farm and city loans available to repay mortgages remove encumbrances buy or improve real estate with terms from one to ten years Special privileges and correspondence invited Address offices in Denver Colorado and San Francisco California.
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