16 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
1
A fragment summarizing late 19th and early 20th century concerns on war veterans prison, Oregon asylum, and antisemitic talk, plus a formal notice that Myrtle Point holds its annual city election on Monday, May 2, 1906, at City Hall with polling hours from 3 a.m. It warns the public about the election day and city offices.
Candidate Willis S. Duniway runs as Republican in a contested race for State Printer. The notice cites his pledge to integrity and long service, with references to political groups and party lines.
The depot incident left a hurt person recovering by midweek while MO Griswold steps down from B Simper Lamber Co. and L J Simpson resumes management in the Alliance. Myrtle Point hosts bets on a heavy horse, weighing 345 pounds.
The readable portion notes a March date and an entertainment event connected to arts venues, mentioning distances and possible preparations for public viewing or performance. The fragmentary text limits precise facts, names, or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a mauve timber and a blacksmith named Mess Reed with garbled phrases. Unclear actions or dates are recorded, lacking coherent context or outcomes.
W O Cooper makes a count seat a business visit. A new schoolhouse to be built at Bridge on the Middle Fork. A line of mechanist tools at Huling Lundy & Sons. Fresh timothy seed oats and other seeds at Machado's. Dance at Hermann Opera Hall tomorrow night. Teat Cure claim persists. Blacksmith coal stocked by Huling Lundy & Sons. Political notices and local gossip mixed with business ads.
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