22 Jul 1904
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1904
Page
1
An OCR fragment discusses ships and ports with mentions of White Star and Atlantic, hinting at capacity and crew, plus notes on death rates and medicine. It references improvements, accommodations, and historical figures, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
The article reports a 1904 meeting where Adventists and Presbyterians debated Sabbath keeping and whether Sunday should be the Christian worship day. Resolutions favored Christ as lawgiver and the New Testament as faith guide, with both sides agreeing on a study with Mr Socrist to form a discussion committee. The Adventists and Presbyterians named their delegates and planned a July 25 meeting at 2 pm at W D Black’s home to finalize arrangements.
Brenton brought in pleasure seekers for a Monday outing at this place. W T Estburg bought the Avery ranch and plans a Peadquartere and starting point in the U8 area. Shaid Tudson came from Lower Sixes river reporting progress at the Civilbiss and Jamieson mines. A recent storm eased forest fire danger. Nes announces new roads, surveyed trails, quartz mill programs at Johnson Creek with tramway additions. Development work continues at various prospects around Alsen.
Obituary notice for a mixed set of individuals detailing birth in Caen County April 20, moved through several states, marriage to Moses Hixser, church affiliations, and seven children. Also reports on local business ads, farming offerings, and community notices from a rural Wisconsin area including regular preaching services and sales listings.
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