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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1903
Page
4
A fragmented letter mocks critics who doubt a paper’s survival and urges temperance in response to editorials. It touches on Senator Anker and Oregon politics, noting he might contest Congress while Washington figures debate speeches. The piece also mentions Utah liqueur sale limits and local campaign hints.
Myrtle Point city council meets in the recorder’s office with Mayor L W Deyce presiding. Minutes from Feb 2 approved. Election officials appointed for April 6 and notices ordered posted. Treasurer and marshal reports reviewed. Spoons keeper bond repeal ordinance read. recorder instructed to revise and rewrite ordinances. Adjournal.
Clarence Cornutt and Maas Ann Bogue married Sunday evening March 1 at 8 at Frank Po Green residence on Spring Street Ashland by Rev W T Van Scoy. Cornutt, a thrifty young farmer from Douglas County and son of Noah Cornutt, studied at the Southern Normal, class VX. Bogue came to Ashland from Riddle to attend the Normal, graduated 1902, and then joined the Ashland public schools before resigning this week.
Advert announces a sale of notions and glassware at EW Herwann. It promises low prices and a wide selection including fancy hoods and rookeries noted among glassware and dishes.
A Harrisburg report notes a two year old girl from Me PL McPherson who suffered stomach trouble and stunted sleep. Her grandmother used Chamberlain's Mixture and Liver Tablets with apparent relief after a night of discomfort. Sold by KG Perkins.
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