Post Office Notice Language From Myrtle Point
Entered as second class matter at the post office at Myrtle Point under the act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1917
Page
2
Girls urged to knit wristlets for soldiers in WWI training
The Enterprise calls Myrtle Point girls to knit tan or dark wristlets to comfort soldiers in training and front lines. Each pair should be about five inches, include a slip with the maker’s name, and be sent to the U S Army Quartermaster in Washington DC if not given to a brother or sweetheart.
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France
Myrtle Point
Camce
Quartermaster’s Department
U. S. Army
Washington, D. C
Enterprise Office
Nervous system as body alarm signals health decline
An old health ad claims the nervous system signals illness through headaches fatigue irritability and poor sleep. It promotes a tonic described as a nourishing, alcohol free blood builder to refresh and support nerves and overall vitality.
Farmers Back Food Control Says Farmers Endorse Price Measures
An article notes expressions in the Congressional Record by Senators Smith and Gronna, quoting farmers who back proposed food control with price limits. It argues high food prices harm farmers as costs rise from plow points to tractors, while consumer prices climb, and calls for government price controls to curb Wall Street influences.
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Smith
Michigan
Gronna
North Dakota
Congress
Wall Street
Liverpool
Germany
Bill
George
Murdock
Coquille Sentinel
Murdock-Watson
Powers Commercial Club
Madrid
Alphonse
Saving a Nation in Crisis Inevitable War Impact
A patriotic-era exhortation argues crises demand prompt action to avert national decay. It claims WWI mobilization forces Americans to confront wealth, prosperity, and personal excess, praising soldiers who die in France as saving the nation from decline. It warns of domestic upheaval needed to redirect society toward a broader, saner life.
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France
Congress
Council of National Defense
Benjamin
Squibs on Toast Reflect War Era Riffs and Public Mood
A noisy column packs satirical quips about wartime controls and defense, poking at Goethals Denman and Congress while mocking food policy and paper shortages. It blends political jabs with daily life, public figures, and home-front concerns amid a broader peace talk backdrop.
Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Myrtle Point Back Relief
Myrtle Point residents urged to use Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble as Mrs. E W Jordan of Eugene credits two boxes with curing eight years of misery. The ad claims long use and nationwide endorsement, urging readers to buy at 50 cents from dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y lists as manufacturer with a $72 note.
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Myrtle Point
Dean
E. W. Jordan
Seventh St
Eugene
Ore
Doan
War roots in miseducation and missed opportunities
The writer argues war arises from European misrule and flawed youth education. If Europe had settled new lands and redirected energy to expansion, war could have been avoided. the United States should seek intelligent, nonviolent ways to settle disputes and stop exporting conflict.
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Myrtle Point Enterprise
Europe
America
United States
Germany
United’ States
Notice of Executor Appointment in Oregon Estate
Notice is given that the undersigned is appointed Executor of the estate of Margaret Elizabeth Sting, deceased, by Coos County Court Oregon. All persons with claims against the estate must present them verified with vouchers to Claud H. Giles Bank of Myrtle Point Building Myrtle Point Oregon within six months from July 5 1917. William Jacob Strong Executor of the Estate of Margaret Elizabeth Strong deceased.
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Fritz Mitler
Cass County
State of
Oregon
Claud H. Giles
Bank of
Myrtle Point
John Felsher
Maud C. Annin
Jessie B. Crawford
Coos County
John F. Hall
Margaret Elizabeth Sting
County Court
Claud IH. Giles
William Jacob ‘Strong
Margaret Eleabeth Strong
Roby F. Shull
J. O. Stemmler
CG. Shull
Code
David P. Grifin
Mrtle Point
C. E. Griffin
Pareece J
Stemmer
Notice of final five year proof for land claim
James Leonard Buell of Myrtle Point Oregon filed a notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish his homestead claim for Lot N% Southwest Section 14 Township 30 South Range 13 West Willamette Meridian. The proceeding before Edgar A. Dodge US Commissioner Myrtle Point Oregon on July 26 1917 lists witnesses Aza B. Brown George M. Brown Richard J. West and Joseph L. Knight all of Myrtle Point Oregon with Register W B Canon noting the entry.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Rosehburg
Oregon
James Leonard Buell
Myrtle Point
Willamette Meri_ dian
Edgar A. Dodge
U. S
Aza B. Brown
George M. Brown
Richard ‘J. West
Joseph L. Knight
Myrtle’ Point
Roseburg
Casper Miller
Bridge,regon
Township
W. Willamette Meridian
James G. Houser
James H. Rookard
Reason C. Endicott
George Brownton
Bridge
H. Canon
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Denman
Hell
Louis W. Hill
Minneapolis
New York
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Jas. H. Flanagan
T. DT. Bennett
Louis M. Suplee
L. T. Dement
Casheir
BANK
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General News
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Aladdin
Parker Guaranteed Hosiery
Seaman Building
Viola Burr
Clackamas
M. P. Transfer Line
W. Lee Ray
Bagga
Telephone
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