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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
4
Jeffs Last Stand and Race Tensions in Post Fourth Contests
The piece recalls the Fourth of July spectacle and politics with references to Jeff and a Black challenger. It notes alcohol fueled tensions, claims about race and dominance in prize fighting, and suggests national debates like Oregon dry laws in 1910. The tone critiques disturbances from the contest aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Law Strong in Coos County Detains Fugitives
In recent weeks several individuals who dodged the law in Coos and Curry counties have been captured and returned to the sites of their crimes. The article asserts law enforcement strength and reliability in the region, comparable to the rest of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Goos
Curry County
Corbett Critique on Jeffries Ring Psychology
In remarks attributed to Jim Corbett, he asserts Jeffries entered the ring to prove white racial superiority. He warns that if whites rely on brute strength while blacks and mules dominate endurance, the situation would reflect poorly on white leadership and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Corbett
Jeffries
Sparrow nuisance grows prompting bounties in past days
The sparrow nuisance is increasing rapidly here and may become as problematic as in the past when birds were fought and bounties were offered. Friends of the birds defended the sparrow but now acknowledge it displaces other species and is spreading.
Myrtle Point Bank Totals Show Rising Deposits This Year
Bank statements from Myrtle Point and vicinity indicate growing financial health with April totals at 3174, 878.28 and deposits 138,822.64. This week’s figures show totals of 198,781.39 with deposits 158,781.39, compared to last year’s 118,976.74 totals and 78,322.88 deposits, less than half the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Globe Whirls and Practical Jokes in Daily Life
A satirical sketch critiques practical joking and friendships, notes on employer- employee tensions, and humor about guests returning from modest homes claiming royal hospitality. The piece also mocks spiritualist airs and deflates grand entertainments.
Portland Wheat Exports Highlight City’s Shipping Record
Mrs A A Jamieson of Port Orford visits Myrtle Point dairy farms with Corbin and local residents in Curry county. Rosa M Hall returns home after five years teaching in South Dakota while Mina Hall ends studies in Ashland for the summer. Portland finishes the cereal shipping year on May 31 in second place among U S wheat exporters, behind New York, with Portland’s twelve month shipments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Jamieson
Port Orford
W. H. R. Corbin
Myrtle Point
Curry County
Rosa M. Hall
South Dakota
J. W. Hall
Mina Hall
Ashland
Portland
New York
Campers and miners report seasonal movement and timber test
Summer camps have begun drawing families toward the mountains and seashore, with activity rising later in the season. Ira Buzan, from Eckley country, visited Myrtle Point and Coquille after the Fourth, praising current prospects. In Coos county, Santa Fe railroad tests burned-over timber and expects cedar piling demand if successful, signaling a broader market for previously useless timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Buzan
Eckley
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Coos County
Santa Fe
Pacific Northwest
No 9 Report of The Fanagan & Bennett Bank Myrtle Point Oregon
The bank in Myrtle Point Oregon closes its books June 30 1910 with Louis M Suplee as cashier stating the statement is true to the best knowledge and belief. Notarized by S D Pulford on July 5 1910 with directors J W Bennett and Jas H Flanagan attesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanagan & Bennett Bank
Myrtle Point
Oregon
State of Oregon
County of
Coos
Louis M. Suplee
S. D.pulford
J. W. Bennett
Jas. H. Flanagan
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