25 Mar 1904
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1904
Page
1
A compilation of charged snippets covers a wide range from political shifts and war fund giving to tariff debates and airship trials. It notes a $250 frontier tax for Russians abroad and a large US cost estimate for the Philippines through January 1 plus bonds tied to land reform.
A large stock of mirrors owned by J L Lewellen Sons draws attention as observers remark on its expansive display. The item hints at a business focus on reflective goods and retail appeal.
A call announces a Republican convention for Oregon's First District in Salem on Wednesday April 18 at 1 am to nominate a congressional candidate and conduct other business. It lists 177 delegates apportioned by county and outlines credential and travel perks for attendees.
Field workers move to Coaledo improving contact with surveys while Marshfield hosts head offices. Portland bound home-seekers arrive on Alliance as bunkers at Beaver Hill mine face temporary shutdown. Ozarina ferries coal to San Francisco but output delays raise need for another steamer. Weather drafts warn of cold after heat. locals urged to bundle up.
Local notes report the Roseburg Presbyterians budgeting eight thousand dollars to build a new church. Other items mention storm damage in Portland, a Bandon resident seeking a Willamette Valley site, a mental health adjudication in Bandon, matting by J L Lewellen & Son, and various shop notices and local happenings.
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