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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
5
Readable items report a Dixon Grove event, plans for a fourth of July celebration, and a delegation heading to Grants Pass. Annie Bogue and Tella graduate from Ashland School. local improvements include Freechurch papering and millinery shop updates. A census shows 139 males and 120 females after recent counts.
Local items report cattle wool shipments by Machado and visits from relatives and travelers. A bicycle accident left a boy with a broken wrist treated by Dr Leep. A burning shingle mill in Aragon suffered about 250 dollars in losses suspected incendiary. Children’s Day observed at the Presbyterian church with Sunday School participation. Local residents travel for hunting trips and visits, and Gold Medal flour is advertised as superior.
Mrs A Short of Marshfield visited with relatives this week while Mrs Thom and Miss Edith stay on Cups river. Gold Medal flour sold at Ma chado's. Wesley Brockwell left for Klamath county to visit relatives. Mrs C E Edwards of Coos river returned home after visiting. Elder Gen C Carl held meetings at Union Church east of town. J W Strange on semi annual visit to Curry county. dental office closed until July 1. Ed Allen of Pendleton staying a few weeks. formerly in the stook business at Cove county. Chas Adams urges shoppers to compare prices with other dealers to save money. Dr Ransom, formerly here, now in Skagway, Alaska, visiting Myrtle Point. Mrs Giles invites to see summer millinery. Mrs L A Roberts of Myrtle Point, and Mrs L S Helner and Mrs Katy Landon of Marshfield attended the Dia Urlut Convention in Eugene, spent Sunday in Reburg. Vandecur offers a large jewelry stock. Theos Jerral, longtime Middle Fork resident, died aged about 70 from heart trouble. Funeral Thursday at Bridge cemetery. Gold Medal flour remains best at Ma chado's.
A damaged notice from a shopkeeper named MR La Roberts advertises a closing out sale. It lists straw hats bonnets bonnets and other miscellaneous articles with red colors and sailor hats among items. The fragmentary text emphasizes a large assortment and urging customers to attend.
Fragmentary text notes a brewery shop closure and stock issues, mentioning names like Bert and Kegseleemvere and a rum reference amid a frantic scene closing down operations.
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