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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
4
The notice shows publication at Myrtle Point under an act with owners L CY Bargelt and L J Roberts. It lists Friday issues dated June 24, 1910, and subscription terms of 1.50 for one year or 75 for three months, with 60 rates for advertising.
The piece surveys California governor’s veto of a proposed prize fight, President Ripley of Santa Fe predicting railroads under government ownership within five years, and a broader mood of optimism toward Roosevelt’s return amid praise from Europe and wide newspaper acclaim. It contrasts public relief at the governor’s action with concerns over regulatory power and national policy.
The Myrtle Point Enterprise notes the Coos county Republicans naming a ticket for the upcoming September 24 nominating primaries. Voters are free to choose among assembly candidates, with no machine control, and will compare qualifications with other aspirants. The piece praises the simple rational method and warns against elite manipulation, while suggesting the assembly can produce beat men for office.
A story argues that counties should be allowed to issue bonds by vote to fund road construction. It claims bonds would accelerate building good roads for farmers and travelers while spreading costs over time, avoiding piecemeal projects and heavy taxes. The measure is presented as a remedy to current slow, burdensome financing.
In Portland the Oregonian reports a push for more efficient service men to meet public needs. The piece highlights calls for better training, discipline, and readiness within the workforce to support city operations.
Three lots with a new five room house barn woodshed fine garden fruit trees and shrubbery offered for sale furnished or unfurnished at buyer suited terms. Located in a premier residence district the deal is best in town to be viewed at once. see the owner E O Carter.
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