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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
4
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The London based 100 Year Club cites an Oregon Journal piece by Sanford Bennett of San Francisco on physical rejuvenation. Bennett, now 71, details a morning bed exercise routine begun at 50 that strengthened muscles and hardened arteries, claiming healthful aging through simple daily activity.
Farmers finished plowing while others sow seed during sunny weather. Coos Bay Motor Boat Club at North Bend plans an early summer regatta to attract fast boats from the coast. January and early February saw 36 warrants totaling 290 dollars paid for 95 wild cat scalps and 2 panthers. Gardiner incorporation failed by a wide margin with two cited reasons. Coquille and Myrtle Point may gain day electricity in the future. Deer chased by a boat near North Fork landed by Captain Panter, a doe brought to town.
In L A Roberts park the Coquille Lumber Company mill foundation work continues with piling about one third driven while crews cap piles and place large sills and timbers. Concrete work will start soon and a shipment from the bay may follow within a week if no unforeseen problems arise.
Prof. C I Lewis head of horticulture at Oregon Agricultural College reports thirteen calls for graduates to fill key positions with wealthy firms and large orchards in the past month. Many graduates run their own profitable orchards or have other appointments. Demand spans the Pacific coast and eastern growers. a Maryland corporation with thousands of acres seeks a qualified man at a 2500 dollar salary.
A nameless column notes men live on pity while women are the faithful churchgoers. It observes women discuss hats more than men discuss hats, and mentions a telescope-like curiosity about where they return.
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