Oregon Published Weeklies Ad Rates Explored May 18 1910
Advertising rates announced for Oregon weekly publication run with pricing for one year eleven dollars or six months at ninety cents and free months offered. Rates provided on application.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1910
Page
4
Advertising rates announced for Oregon weekly publication run with pricing for one year eleven dollars or six months at ninety cents and free months offered. Rates provided on application.
The piece surveys Roosevelt and his global exploits from Africa to Europe and his potential political role in 1912, noting his influence on U S policy, the Taft administration, and public expectations as he travels with Walter Wellman and awaits return. It also critiques fake townsites harming Oregon growth, urges action by real estate groups, and cites Binger Hermann’s recovery and local civic plans in Myrtle Point and Coquille Valley.
The piece argues Oregon should avoid Oklahoma’s radical policy. It cites Oklahoma’s anti corporate laws and a constitution shaped by demagogues, noting capital flight and stalled growth. It urges sane policy, welcoming outside capital and development of Oregon’s forests and minerals. It mentions a year ago a united commercial body denouncing ruinous policy.
Edward Payson Weston, the famed pedestrian, finished a California to New York crossing in 77 days covering 3,480 miles at over 45 miles per day. He marked his 72nd birthday in Kansas by walking 72 miles, drawing widespread ovation in New York upon arrival.
Pat and Mike, brothers on the Southern Pacific railroad, move a handcar into a tunnel entrance to let a flyer pass. The moment brings Pat’s praise and Mike’s wary, dramatic thoughts about calamity. A. H. Bender offers a Stainer violin as contest prize closing May 15 1910.
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