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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1904
Page
4
The article backs the reappointment of Booth and Bridges to the Roseburg land office and praises their competence and genial service. It commends The Oregonian for accurate war news and notes other dailies may use alarmist headlines.
The quotation recalls Senator Hanna urging Theodore Roosevelt to attend strictly to business and let others support him. Hanna resisted fits of ambition and any pledge to claim power, staying by Roosevelt until his final hours.
The text asserts that towns grow from collective effort and perseverance, with harmony and good will replacing jealousy. Shared purpose accelerates public-benefit projects, spreading progress quickly across all classes when communities unite to pursue improvement.
The proposal by Senator John F Dryden, head of Prudential Life, would make the Postoffice Department supreme and let the Postmaster General issue fraud orders against fraternal societies on minor pretexts. The measure is attached to an amendment on lotteries and targets fraternal life orders, enabling suppression of benevolent and charitable work.
Myrtle Point reports Will Wigant, famed for great strength, carried 800 pounds of flour in rope bound sacks for three quarters mile to his home. Despite mud, he pressed on without dropping a load, weighing about 20 pounds and famed for lifting over 600 pounds previously.
Price ready made skirts at the Model. Coquille seeks to secure a condensed milk factory. The Sun notes Dan Roberts revving his Sanseard effects to Florence Jasquerin. Revival services begin March 13 at the Myrtle Point Christian church. Hermanni's Bazaar advertises crepe tissue paper. Young Corbett defeats Dave Sullivan in San Francisco in 11th round. Don’t plant garden seeds on the moon but in the ground. Norman Dodge visits from Johnson's mill for a week. Myrtle Point nursery offers fruit trees and berries at cost. No second hand goods at our store. everything is new. Machado stocks merchan dise and leads them all. Socialist convention at Coquille Monday. Mass convention for city offices on April 19. See new dress goods at Carl & Guerin's.
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