Myrtle Point Eyes Market Day for Farm Auction Plan
The Enterprise urges Myrtle Point to imitate Albany Oregon where a first Market Day sold farm goods for about 1500 in trades and 2500 in property. Nick Johnson offers to auction for expenses. Albany’s event drew 2000 people, featured horses cows hogs incubators and household goods with a parade and mayoral opening.
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Myrtle Point
Nick Johnson
Coquille
Farmers’Union
Albany
Oregon
Al-bany
Lebanon
Brownsville
Halsey
Free advice to the tuberculosis afflicted summary
Astoria Oregon reports rapid Tuberculosis relief through a new intravenous treatment by Dr. H. L. Henderson a former mayor and state medical examiner. He claims 38 of 41 cases cured citing climate and therapy and notes plans to establish a large tuberculosis sanitarium.
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Astoria
Orc
Mecca
H. L. Henderson
Oregon State Board
Henderson
Seeds for Gardeners Imported Beet and Carrot Seed
A selection of garden seeds offered including Imported Beet Seed and Carrot Seed in bulk and Special Peas in bulk. The note emphasizes quality and the seller’s consistency in supplying seeds.
Teachers Institute To Be Held Here Next Thursday Afternoon
County Superintendent R E Baker announces the local teachers visit set for Thursday with speakers Dr Hi D Sheldon head of education at Oregon State University and J Teuscher Jr of the Boys and Girls Aid Society of Portland. Morning program includes a high school and likely upper grades address. Afternoon focuses on a teachers meeting.
Great inter-state bridge project and regional developments
Ground has begun on a major bridge linking Portland Oregon and Vancouver Washington as part of the Pacific Highway with preference for local firms and materials. Other items note Oregon celebrations in Champoeg and Portland, road and lace factory funding efforts, canal route talks, court openings at Gold Beach and Coquille, a lumberman death in Coquille, a North Bend fire, and large gold nuggets drawn to Marshfield.
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Rocky Mountains
Portland
Oregon
Oregon Country
Crook County
Lincoln
Bend
la ‘Pine
Tava Bute
Eugene
Pacific Coast
Bryan
United States
Panama Canal
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Central America
Tidge Coke
Gold Beach
Curry County
Coquille
Ruby Nosler
Mary Pfortner
Clarence Russell
Alfred Johnson
Stanley Dollar
San Rafael
California
Loggie
North Bend
Stevens
Sted Cross Drug Store
Marshfield
M. A. Smith
New Livestock Bulletins Issued by College
Corvallis Ore March 15 Livestock management discussed in four bulletins from the Animal Husbandry Department of O A C Each bulletin covers horses beef cattle hogs and sheep including feeding breeding equipment and care The bulletins are free and available by writing to Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis Oregon for them
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Corvallis
Ore
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon
Locals Win Game From North Bend On Local Floor
A large crowd attended the Coos County High School Schedule game at Oaks Pavilions. North Bend fell behind by long range shooting and fought back with Bowen and Holmes. Myrtle Point countered with Adams Spires and Miller. The band played and standings could tilt the county race if Marshfield falters. Also reports from the Dresden and Dardanelles reach Santiago and Athens.
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Coos County
Oaks
North Bend
Adams
McKay
Lee
Byler
Grubbs
Wimberly
Enorth
Bowen
Myrtle Point
Miler
Miller
Holmes
E. Spires
Jackson
Hart
Eal
Johnson
Marshfield
Mytle Point
Italy Ramps Up Navy Near Straits Amid War News
Rome dispatch reports large part of Italian fleet massed at Taranto near Dardanelles as tensions rise. Rome says Italy expels Vienna Tageblatt and Frankfurter Zeitung correspondents. Front activity spreads across Eastern front as spring campaign nears. Russians press Prussian border and clash on German soil.
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Geneva Tribune
Rome
Taranto
Dardanelles
Italy
Vienna Tageblatt
Frankfurter Zeitung
Petrosrad
Berlin
Laugazargen
Champagne
Lorette Heights
London
Smyrna
Prezemys
Capitan
Bernstorf
Dresden
Chile
New President Garza Returns to Mexico City
Reports from Vera Cruz say Carranza agrees to aid transportation for Americans and foreigners leaving Mexico City and Red Cross deliveries to the capital. Officials in Mexico City confirm cooperation and Roque González Garza, elected provisional president, returns and pledges public protection and restored business as order resumes.
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Garza
Mexico City
Sillman
Vera Cruz
Carranza
Red Cross
State Department
Roque Gonzales Garza
Council appoints election judges and clerks
At Monday's council meeting the main action was election related. The council named election judges H A Schroeder Lloyd Spires and G E Dietz and clerks H C Roberts H A Guerin and E Schnender for the city election. The spring street and sidewalk work is deferred pending the election outcome and possible sewer intersection improvements.
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H. A. Schroeder
Lloyd Spires
G. E. Dietz
Death of N. R. Smith at Mount Sherwood Ranch
N R Smith died March 10 1915 at Mount Sherwood Ranch near Langlois after years of heart trouble and rheumatism. He is buried in Ocean View cemetery beside his brother and son. He leaves a widow two sons William of Bandon Harvey of Langlois and four daughters Francis Elliott of Bandon Stella Shoemaker Anna Shoemaker of Oakland and a married Josie. Many friends extend sympathy to the family.
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N. R. Smith
N.R. Smith
Mount Sherwood Ranch
Langlois
Ocean View Cemetery
Chas Smith
Chas’Smith
Wm. Smith
Bandon
Harvey Smith
Francis Elliott
Stella Shoemaker
Anna Shoemaker
Oakland
California
Josie
Labor papers loud for workers less for industry
The piece argues that papers favoring labor and wage earners say little about industry and pay rolls. It notes taxpayers appreciate the legislature cutting appropriations in 1918.
City Caucus Calls Attendees to Discuss Mayoral Race and Charter Amendments
A Myrtle Point town meeting organized by a W C T U committee drew few voters, with six women and twelve men present including the mayor and five council members. Attendees discussed possible mayoral candidates and council nominees, plus amendments to the city charter to be voted on, with officials urging focus on amendments over personnel. Tomorrow evening’s caucus aims to explain why these charter changes are essential at this time.
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Cmass
W.C. T.U
Eliot Stock Co
Margaret Iles Co
L. A. Roberts
W. Taylor Dement
P. L. Phelan
W. J. Strong
W. T. Dement
Benj. McMullen
P. W. Laird
Chas. Harrington
H. A. Schroeder
F. L. Lundy
Myrtle Point
Colored Jubilee Quartet to perform in Myrtle Point
The Senior Class of M P H S brings the California Jubilee Singers to Myrtle Point on March 29 and 30. The pianist, nicknamed the Black Paderewski, leads a program of plantation melodies jubilee songs sacred numbers popular airs and classical pieces with a full change of program the second night. The quartet comes highly recommended by Mr Ackerman president of the Oregon State Normal.
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California
Jubilee Singers
Ackerman
Oregon State Normal
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Enterprise
T. Sudtell
Stewart
Albany ‘Commercial Club
Albany Fire Department
Y. M
C. A
L.m.curl
Second
Washington Streets
Heachers’ Institute
Spencer and
Shelley
Santiago
Straits
Athens
Council
CiTy ‘Caucus
Colored Jubilee
Minnesota
Ekendorf
N. P. Peterson
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