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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
2
The author reflects on the gulf between perceived goodness and sin in men. He notes many speak of virtue or vice yet God alone can draw the true line, suggesting humility and restraint in judgment. The verse implies complexity in human character beyond public labels.
William Jennings Bryan argues in The Commoner that cabinet roles should not be treated as debts to be paid. Public office must serve the public, not personal or party interests, and true reward lies in advancing ideas and policies rather than personal gain. Bryan suggests he would not seek Wilson’s favor for a cabinet post.
The Oregonian notes a baby show linked to eugenics themes will appear in the next State fair program. The paper calls the idea good and quips that Oregon’s thoroughbreds are not four legged.
The Myrtle Point Section is described as having the most ideal climate in southwestern Oregon being shielded from ocean winds. The claim emphasizes its favorable weather relative to coastal areas.
A speaker criticizes the pin head as a useless object unless guided by a boy. The converse end drives business and gains power, highlighting sharpness and readiness. The piece uses a schoolday memory frame and questions personal responsibility and timely action.
A reflection on living for others notes that forgetting self in service and kindness enlarges the person. The text suggests growth into magnanimity and generous acts as the core of a meaningful life.
The piece argues prosperity follows a strong purpose not mere wealth. It cites Who's Who 1911 listing about 15 000 notable youths from 9 million 5 to 18 year olds. It stresses that true success requires noble aims and inner drive, not luck or birth.
A reflective note highlights a life transforming toward beauty and happiness as described by Ralph Waldo Tine, emphasizing growth, fulfillment, and the pursuit of richer experiences.
The passage declares that adversity strengthens character and that opponents serve as teachers. It emphasizes daily effort as a life lived, warning against wasting a single day and urging resolve in every challenge.
The Sioux City Daily News argues that those who endangered lives and discredited a cause deserve the stern law just as the Indianapolis ironworkers were convicted. It notes that while a jury may bring justice, memories of discrimination in pretrial proceedings linger and the American people tire of skewed justice.
Sir Samuel Simons rescues Sarah Samson who appears to sink while swimming. He swims to shore with her and provides help as she regains strength. The brief scene ends with Sarah and Samuel exchanging affectionate dialogue and thanks.
Call or write Strong & Son in Myrtle Point Oregon for information and price of the celebrated Mitchell 1913 car. Nothing like it the best on wheels a road locomotive instead of a horseless carriage.
Militiamen from across the United States form clubs to raise funds for volunteer soldiers to travel to the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco for the 1915 event. The effort aims to avoid drawing on state legislative funds.
The article contrasts Joe Ettor’s midnight seizure during the Lawrence textile strike with William M. Wood’s lenient treatment after an indictment for dynamite plot. Ettor faced solitary confinement for ten months on a dubious charge, while Wood allegedly paid bail with five $1000 bills and awaited trial, highlighting perceived bias in legal outcomes.
Save 35 to 65 dollars on rebuilt and slightly used regular 105 typewriters. Machines sold with one year guarantee and exchange option for a new 1913 model L. C. Smith & Bros. typewriter. Easy terms, no interest. 280 Oak street Portland Oregon.
Notice is given that by a March 1 1913 clerk issued execution in Washington County Oregon Associated Creditors Company won $149.87 plus $25 attorney fees and $10.90 costs against Peoples Store Company Ed Allen and O C Wright defendants. On April 12 1913 at 10 a m at the county courthouse front door Coquille Oregon the SE of Sec 22 lots 6 10 11 14 Sec 33 NW ¼ of SE ¼ and NE ¼ of SW ¼ Sec 34 W ½ NW ¼ and W ½ SW ¼ Township 29 S Range 11 W Willamette Meridian Coos County Oregon to be sold for cash to satisfy the judgment with costs. Property levied as Ed Allen’s. Dated March 6 1913 by Sheriff Gage.
The article quotes Oregon Agricultural College expert George R. Lamdson on choosing a herd bull. Emphasizes advanced registry ancestry, strong milking, high test, and robust constitution. Recommends considering old bulls until daughters prove ability, and notes a 5 cent bundle offer for old exchanges at the Enterprise office. Notice of Executor appointment dated February 20 1913 in Coos county Oregon.
Notice is given that Marion C. Miller of Dora Oregon filed on April 8 1909 a sworn statement and timber purchase application for SEYNE ESE and SWiSE of Section 14 Township 28 S Range 11 W Willamette meridian with the Timber and Stone Law act. Land and timber value to be fixed by appraisement under the act.
The applicant will offer final proof on April 30, 1913, before E A Dodge U S Commissioner at Myrtle Point Oregon. Notices allow protests or contests before patent issues by filing corroborated affidavits alleging facts to defeat the entry. Register 1610 B F Jones.
Notice states the partnership McLean & Plymale dissolves by mutual consent and neither partner may bind the other in any obligation. Dated March 10 1913 signed F N McLean and D P Plymale. Also includes a 1913 summons in Coos County Oregon noting an action by E C Roberts against W T Rutherford with six weeks to respond and possible sale of attached personal property.
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