Marketing the Nation's Surplus and Farmer Citizenship
The piece argues the U S must market an exceptional crop without food hogs by organizing farmer co operatives and improving perishable product distribution. It stresses thrift and economy at home, critiques waste in hotels and wealthy circles, and extols the farmer boy as nationside citizen trained in independence and readiness to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Myrtle Point
Concord
Lexington
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Progressive compound interest and education for American workers
A writer warns workers about ignorance of finance and the power of compound interest. He cites examples showing how small weekly savings grow over twenty years at four percent and argues for financial education and voter reform to protect American labor and institutions. He condemns targeted cheap labor imports amid calls to war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Squibs and Snippets Chronicle War Era Wit
A collation of quips and observations on Prohibition, war, politics, and social manners. The author riffs on editors, newspapers, orchard farms, and gossip while sprinkling ironic comments about media, finance, and public life during wartime. The piece blends humor with sharp commentary on public figures and current events.
Curbing the Waste Advises Housewives on Kitchen Use
A national push for thrift in the kitchen reaches nine of ten households with tips to reduce waste. Prominent guidance urges careful planning, proper storage, and reuse where possible to stretch limited food supplies.
Urgent Reform Urges Stricter Immigration Citizenship Rules
An editorial argues that US immigration laws should tighten path to citizenship to improve assimilation. It notes citizenship is easily obtained elsewhere and warns that easy naturalization cheapens the vote. It calls for longer residence and loyalty proof before franchise and cites concerns over overseas-born voters in major centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsed By Myrtle Point Women
Household cares taxed by backache and weak kidneys. Mrs E W Jordan of Eugene Ore testifies eight years of back trouble eased by Doans Kidney Pills after two boxes. Endorsed by thousands, the remedy has 50 years of kidneyhealth use. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Dean
E. W. Jordan
Seventh St
Eugene
Ore
Doan
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Oregon Estate
The undersigned announces appointment as Administrator of Fritz Mitler’s estate in Cass County Oregon. Creditors must present verified claims with vouchers within six months to Claud H. Giles Bank of Myrtle Point Building Myrtle Point Oregon. Dated July 12 1917. John Felsher Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Mitler
Cass County
State of
Oregon
Claud H. Giles
Bank of
Myrtle Point
John Felsher
Elizabeth Sting
County Court
Coos County
Bank of Myrtle Point
Final Account Notice for Maud C Annin Administratrix
Maud C Annin Administratrix of Jessie B Crawford deceased has filed final account in Coos County Court. Judge John F Hall has set Monday August 13 1917 as the hearing date at the court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud C. Annin
Jessie B. Crawford
Coos County
State of Gow
Purt House
Said
John F. Hall
Maud Cc. Annin
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Myrtle Point Enterpaise
Port of Coquille River
City of Myrtle Point
Canada
C. Milton Schulz
Enterprise
Interior City
Coos -County
Booth
Hell
Mexico
Paris
Arty
Dent
Zaiit
God
Kaiser
Billiam
Public Utilities Commission
White House
The
Oregon Journal
Wall Street
Steel Trust
France
Senate
Telephone
the Enterprise the News
Dante & Bowie
Bisensfeld
H. J
Ls Point
Jas. H. Flanagan
T. T Bennett
Louis M. ‘Suplee
L. T
Dement
Casheir
BANK
General News Agency
Mantle Lamp Co
Aladdin
Parker Guaranteed Hosiery
Seaman Building
M. P. Transfer Line
W. Lee Ray
Department of the Interior
Roseburg
James Leonard Buell
Willamette Meridian
Edgar A. Dodge
U. S
Asa B. ‘Brown
George M. Brown
Richard J. West
Joseph L., Knight
W. H. Canon
Register
U. S. Land Office
Casper Miller
Bridge
Willamette” Meridian
James G. Houser
James H. Rookard
Beason C. Endicott
George Brownson
H. Canon
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