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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
4
A theologically minded leader rails at fools while a new political group named Man of Mare aligns all parties to oppose trusts. The piece then lists three views on money and ends with global beverage consumption rankings showing national preferences but not a clear tie to influence.
Prospective visitors to the Lewis and Clark exposition face disappointment as the famed Ferris Wheel, moved from Chicago to serve at the event, will be demolished with dynamite. The wheel began in Chicago in 1903 and later toured as a summer attraction before drawing thousands in St. Louis last year.
Pendleton gamblers and associates gathered near Varlows on Saturday afternoon, numbering about 135. The crowd, including cappers, boosters, dealers, and gemblers, stood on the sidewalks discussing the recent spate of unrest and its impact on street life.
A jumble of retail offers and personal notices appears from Gatchells to Huling Lundy & Sons. Names include Atty LA Roberts and wife, Rev DH Hare, Daisy Abernethy, and Frank E Alley. Travel mentions reference Oregons Dora Coquille Willamette areas with crews on a railroad survey and the Klamath River route.
A terse plea appears in the column seeking a neat woman for companionship or possible employment. The fragmentary text offers little context beyond tone of a personal or social notice.
Core fragment mentions lid gloves and bal and ote amid unclear text. No identifiable persons or organizations emerge. Context remains unreadable for concrete facts, leaving only vague item references.
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