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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1911
Page
4
Myrtle Point Enterprise entered a second class matter at Myrtle Point Oregon under the act of March 1879. C Milton Schulz editor and publisher. Terms of subscription: one year in advance 1.50. six months 75 cents. three months 50 cents. To Canada 50 cents extra for postage. to foreign countries 1.00 extra. Advertising rates available on request.
A May 19 1911 editorial declares culture springs from unselfish conduct and civic virtue. The piece argues charitable actions and consideration for others form the basis of a refined society and lasting traditions.
Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey declares an active campaign for the presidency next year signaling a formal bid. He drafts support from party members and outlines early policy priorities during a public event in his home state.
The Made in Oregon movement initiated by the Manufacturers' Association of Portland aims to boost local production and sale of goods produced in the state, signaling broader support for regional industry and employment.
A quip about a Corvallis man marrying an Albany girl prompts the Albany Democrat to joke whether the union makes the towns one, asking if a suburb should be named from the couple’s cottage. The piece playfully shifts to let the newlyweds choose.
The piece notes twenty nine states have ratified the income tax amendment to the federal constitution and only six more are needed for three fourths of the forty six states to approve the plan for progressive legislation.
A man held in a Texas jail for two years without bail gains bail to avoid dying from tuberculosis contracted in jail. Saturday Review notes such cases would convince defendants that their ancestors’ were savages.
A historical excerpt frames luck as rising early at six and living on a dollar, counting failed trains as false luck, and trusting in God and one’s resources. The quote emphasizes perseverance, punctuality, and personal responsibility.
Merchants in various cities statewide are using space to promote goods made in Oregon. The piece argues the merchant's success relies on statewide prosperity, noting that patronizing Oregon manufacturers boosts payrolls and overall prosperity for all residents.
The advertisement extols the McCormick mower as light running with minimal repair costs. It claims fast operation over stumps and obstructions without stopping, and invites readers to see its well fitted working parts.
The Myrtle Point Enterprise is sold to C M Schulz who comes from Salem South Dakota where he was with the Pioneer Register. Schulz assumes control this week issuing this edition. Bargelt has edited the paper for years and plans to pursue another line of work with his three sons.
The Coquille recorder notes editor changes while W C Savage leads the field. Myrtle Point ENTERPRISE sells to C M Schulz of Salem and will publish as an independent paper under Schulz. Bargelt exits Myrtle Point paper, shifting to farming. new editor aims to grow the ENTERPRISE.
The Methodist church schedules Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m Epworth League at 7 p m and preaching at 8 p m The Christian church invites all with 6 o clock Sunday school 11 o clock and 8 p m services The Presbyterian church holds Sunday school at 10 a m public worship at 11 00 a m a 11 30 congregational meeting Y P C E at 7 15 p m and a 8 p m sermon by Rev Taylor.
A local page lists a business sale notice by A H Bender, restates classified ads for Chamberlain Liniment, subscription offers, a tonic lymph liver extract herb, a 8 room house with 8 lots for sale, Walton shoes, and McGee’s Baby Elixir with prices and dealer mentions N G W Perkins and E A Dodge.
Local buyer Ggo. T. MOULTON of Coquille Oregon seeks supply of chittam bark this season. Details on quantity terms and delivery are sought from potential suppliers in the region.
A string of humorous quips on manners and private life sits within a Globe column. Observations mock traditional etiquette, gender expectations, and social pretenses with pungent one liners about umbrellas, whiskers, church rows, and wedding conceits. A neglected spelling note and clipped syntax frame the snappy remarks.
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