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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
5
A large crowd from Bandon and the North League attends a Myrtle Point ME Church event titled How They Become Strong. The program features recitations and music, a strawberry festival, and a bus service. Local residents plan upcoming sales and notices about county work arise amid community updates.
DC Krantz of Dura visits town while Warfield crowd fests the lower river. Marshfield’s Jack Flanagan tours Myrtle Point. Lilly Way of Coquille visits. 80 Giles returns from Beaver Hill. Will Weaver heads to Philadelphia for four months. Mrs Charles Hickock of Beaver Hill visits her parents. Jeff Orr from Leland returns. Watch repair offered by BT Vandecar with fair prices. Laura Wite from Coquille public school visits home. DeLavel separators promoted as best value. Pike’s feed store stocks chase seed barley and more. Mrs Mack Hayes of Baral seeks medical treatment. Chas Adame sells Mitchell wagons and buggies. John W Mansy & Son paints advertised. J Poberte solicits painting, no cost to inspect line. Weekly mentions cattle transport to Kiawath county. Geo Hermann of South Fork fractures collar bone. Leep aids recovery. For sale endicotts & Bensler wagons and one new wagon.
McKinley Circle Nola and Col Jewell Pon Nos3G A R thank the young ladies for their assistance during the view of the Bandon and Posts and WRB O and Deyoe and Bons for use of ball and all who contributed to the occasion. We also thank the band for the use of the hall and their services on Memorial day L A Roberts for his able address the young ladies for their exhortation program and all who participated in the observance of the day.
A local note announces a new shoe store opening at 8 Brewer’s boot and shoe shop with a call to shoppers to compare prices before buying elsewhere.
Fragmentary OCR text lists food items and prices including flour sugar corn meal and coal. Mentions quantities like 30 lbs sugar and 35 lb bags and a Grabow Fleet 35 Ibe BRB. Likely a historical grocery or catalog snippet with inconsistent formatting and illegible words.
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