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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
2
Notice indicates Myrtle Point mail matter is entered as second class at the local post office under the act of March 3 1879 with standard mailing procedures.
The piece cites editor Carrie C. Van Orsdall arguing that while men face conscription the wealthy resist payroll and income tax as unfair. It critiques how big incomes back national effort but resist equal sharing, calling money precious and sacred.
A historical editorial argues home design should prioritize social comfort over sheer cost and size. It advocates attractive farm homes, flexible career paths for farm youths, and eventual widespread use of trousers for women in wartime labor driven by economic need.
The note urges health in middle life to prevent later weakness. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a tonic to build strength and nourish blood, claiming it keeps blood rich and active for longevity. It mentions no alcohol in the product.
The Minneapolis Labor Press denounces a Lever food bill clause aimed at preventing strikes in food industries, risking hundreds of thousands of jobs. It calls the measure a scheme by big business to starve workers and drive unemployment while arguing for lower food prices and condemning grain exports for beer abroad.
Preparation for state and county fairs emphasizes high production over cost. The Curry County Fair runs September 12 to 15 with broader exhibits to reflect better crops and new lines. Farmers showcase representative produce to guide district farmers.
London reports estimate German casualties at roughly 1.5 million killed plus 0.5 million captured and another 0.5 million disabled by wounds totaling 2.5 million. Fronts across the war hold 10 to 12 million Germany soldiers, with annual natural growth adding about 750,000. This suggests Germany is stronger in manpower now than at any prior period.
In Europe women take over men's tasks while men fight at the front. The piece argues that women’s trousers are a necessity and that the skirt presents a serious obstacle to the war effort.
In trying hours, many seek quick riches at the nation’s cost. The government should act without gloves against national scope greed and local scofflaws must face justice. No price gouging or profiteering at the expense of the many.
Mrs. W A Trefren of Grants Pass Oregon reports severe swelling in limbs and back pain three years ago from kidney trouble. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills swelling reduced and kidneys function improved. She remains a believer and recommends them when needed. 50c at dealers Foster Milburn Co Mfrs New York.
A collage of wartime quips on price likely inflation and food, urging Americans to buy locally and keep money at home. The column mocks Wall Street speculators and teetotalers while noting bread prices and farmer profits. It references Peoria Star opinions and a Coquille Sentinel exchange.
Notice announces William Jacob Strong named Executor by Coos County Oregon for the estate of Margaret Elizabeth Sting. Creditors must present verified claims with vouchers to Claud H. Giles Bank of Eyes Point Building Myrtle Point Oregon within six months from the date of notice dated July 5, 1917.
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