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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
4
Open Season for Faddists in Oregon Politics
The piece criticizes Oregon open season rhetoric from faddists theorists and politicians as mere agitation. It argues the land grant lawsuits burden producers, drains tax revenue, and delays development, urging halt of further litigation and refunding costs to enable railroads to dispose of unsold lands at low prices.
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Oregon
Grant
Buncomb
U. S. Treasury
Myrtle Point
Nervous System Described as Alarm System
Health is linked to nerves which respond to decline with irritability and fatigue. Scott's Emulsion is advertised as a corrective tonic that nourishes the blood and nerves, claiming to refresh the system without alcohol. Advertisement by Ogott & Bowne, Bloomfield, New Jersey.
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Scott
Ogott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
New Jersey Court ruling eases anti trust mood for big business
The Circuit Court of New Jersey ruled that the Steel Co. is not an unlawful combination. The decision acts as a tonic for business, signaling a partial end to the war on big enterprises. It encourages spending, hiring, and expansion in a nation described as needing billion dollar industries.
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Circuit Court of New Jersey
Steel Co
Price of peace weighed in dollars and scenes of cinema
The piece argues peace costs in dollars not pounds or rubles and notes film climaxes show heroine and hero embracing in many saccharine moments, suggesting a longing for subtler themes than cinema romance.
The Enterprise Urges Unified Backing for the President
The Enterprise urges all people regardless of party nationality or creed to stand behind the President, even if it takes all summer and then some.
Critics Try Quiet Talk as Wilson Era Weighs Words
Critics of the Wilson administration learn to measure every word for risk, choosing silence when speech could carry weighty political consequences. A cautious climate emerges as public commentary narrows and commentary topics recede under scrutiny.
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Wilson
July is urged to focus on a single vocation
The piece argues July should abandon versatility and emphasize haying. It stresses haying time is critical and morning show workers should be eliminated to preserve efficiency and focus.
Start a school for witty postcard travel captions
A pithy suggestion urges creating a school to teach clever captions for vacation photo postcards. The idea highlights a desire to improve lighthearted communication back home.
Industrial activity rises across the United States
The article notes that industrial activity and broad prosperity are higher now than at any time in the past decade and that the upward trend continues.
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United States
How to Win Fame and Fortune by Honest Work
A country youth asks a famed editor for advice. The reply stresses humility and steady effort, urges staying grounded, mastering one’s trade, and keeping orderly records to earn respect. The piece encourages pride in labor, whether as a mechanic, artisan, or farmer.
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Gabriel
Faith in the Boy and The Farmer’s Promise
A collection of moral exhortations urging self discipline savings and diligence. It urges faith in boys, warns against debauchery, praises parental guidance and labor as noble, and honors the farmer’s potential with time for study and a fair day.
Keep the Kidneys Well Health Is Worth Saving
Myrtle Point residents are urged to protect kidney health with Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Ella Bisbey of Cottage Grove testifies the remedy gave relief to a family member suffering kidney trouble and endorses it for others. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY.
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Myrtle Point
Doan
Ella Bisbey
Grant Ave
Cottage Grove
Oregon
Hace Oy
Percen Dan
Notice to Contractors for School House Painting Bids
Sealed bids are invited by the Board of Directors for Coos County District No 34 Oregon to paint the school house interior two coats exterior two coats and roof one coat of good quality paint. Bids due by 12:00 noon Monday August 2 1915 to the district clerk Mrs Mabel Adams. The board may reject any or all bids in the district's best interest.
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Board of Directors
6& District No
Coos County
Oregon
Mabel Adams
Summons in Circuit Court of Oregon Coos County
The case of Howard Imhoff versus Pearl Imhoff requires Pearl Imhoff to appear and answer within six weeks from the first publication. The suit seeks a decree dissolving the marriage contract and freeing both parties from all obligations, with publication in the Enterprise for six weeks starting July 15, 1915, under Judge John S. Coke. Attorney A. E. Warren represents the plaintiff.
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State of Oregon
Coos
Howard ‘Imhoff
Pearl. Imhoff
Pearl Imhoff
John S. Coke
A. E. Warren
Plaintiff
Notice to Creditors in Coos County Oregon 1915
The assignee John A. Pressler notifies creditors of August H. Bender of Myrtle Point that a June 30 1915 assignment covers all property for creditors pro rata. Creditors must file sworn claims within three months with assignee in Myrtle Point. Attorney J O Stemmler represents the assignee.
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A. D
Coos County
Oregon
August H. Bender
Myrtle Point
H. Bender
Coos
State of
1915
John A. Pressler
August ii. Bender
J. O. Stemmler
Special School Meeting for District No 41 Oregon
Voters in School District No 41 Coos County Oregon are called to a special meeting at the Grammar School on August 14 1915 at 1 pm. Items include levy of a tax to fund schools pay indebtedness and meet expenses and approval of an itemized budget totaling about 10 656.45 with county state apportionment 3 300.00 leaving 7 356.46. building fund warrants 3 483.45 with 6.4 mills. total 20 mills and 10 839.90 to be raised.
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Coos County
Oregon
Towit
Claud H. Giles
Paar
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