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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
4
Editor C Milton Schulz recounts three anonymous remittances over six years mailed to his association. Two donors appeared financially unable to honor debts until sending money. a wealthier individual later sent a payment tied to a past transaction, claiming to see a tech.
Republican candidate Robt R Watson seeks the party nomination for County Clerk in the May 15 1914 primary. Paid advertisement.
Hawley, a congressman with Rivers and Harbors Committee praise, touts his district service and record. He claims $4,000,000 secured for waterways and public works, plus over $2,000,000 more anticipated this session, averaging about $870,000 annually. He pledges diligence and honesty and asks voters for continued support.
The writer questions the motives behind an anonymous remittance and wonders if society is improving. He notes how recollections of past misdeeds torment a conscience more than physical pain, citing insights from hospital workers on moral suffering.
The London minister’s claim that neither America nor England is Christian is accused of lacking evidence. The piece argues churches are doing great work and many people strive to help others. It notes extensive philanthropy in both countries and warns against cynicism, stating good deeds are present even if less noisy than evil.
The piece accuses John D Rockefeller of hypocrisy for railing against white slavery while allegedly exploiting miners in Colorado. It claims Rockefeller and his father profit from miners' hardship, and critique extends to his stance toward Wilson and peace efforts.
The speaker suggests that as many are pensioned, attention should turn to easing burdens on the ordinary taxpayer, hoping reform will eventually include common citizens. The tone calls for policy action affecting everyday financial obligations.
The piece praises S. S. Pierce of Curry county as the lone legislator who voted against a controversial tax law seen as onerous. It notes his farm background, repeated service, and willingness to oppose the tax measure, earning praise from local manufacturers. A second item reports Myrtle Point defeating Norway 12 to 4 in an exhibition baseball game.
Detailing bids for Coos and Curry Counties, notices highlight J Tom Hall on the Democratic ticket and S P Pierce on the Republican ticket. George W Starr, A N Gould, and F E Allen announce candidacies for sheriff county surveyor and clerk roles with platforms on roads taxes and efficient government.
Wool and mohair buyers announce Myrtle Point Mercantile Co will pay top prices and supply wool bags and twine at cost to sellers who bring wool. Also a notice of final account in Coos County Oregon estate matter and a trademark filing by J A E Snyder for S brand in Myrtle Point. Circuit Court reports include murder verdict in Henryville case and ongoing bank robbery investigations.
W W Gage announces candidacy for Democratic nomination for Sheriff in the May 15 1914 primary. He pledges economical, efficient office conduct and strict enforcement of criminal laws if nominated and elected.
A Republican candidate announces bid for Joint Representative of Coos and Curry Counties. He asks voters to consider his name in the district during the Primary Election held May 165th in the year indicated.
F D Kruse seeks the County Clerk nomination on the Republican ticket to be decided at the May 15 primary. Mrs C G Thayer visits Marshfield to see her son L G Brenneman. Orvill Dodge recovers from a sprained wrist suffered while splitting kindling.
Notice announces the first stockholders meeting of the Farmers Store of Myrtle Point on Wednesday 27th 1926 at 10 am in Myrtle Point Oregon. It covers adoption of by laws election of a full board of directors and other business as may properly come before the meeting.
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