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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
4
An item notes subscription terms for Milton Schulz’s publication, then shifts to excerpts from editorials and literary quotes about action versus words. It mentions a Los Angeles dynamiting case report and comments on graduation speeches, weather anomalies, and the challenge of radical versus reasonable behavior.
The editor recalls many milk tales and declares the Josephine cow a Holstein Friesian. Readers clashed with a prior Oregon Journal clipping on the good milker not naming breed. The ENTERPRISE notes the cow’s thoroughbred status and strong care.
Myrtle Point residents and business leaders are urged to establish a night watch during the dry months to prevent fires. Despite May being wet, the approaching dry season necessitates diligence with a watch on the streets from nine in the evening to five in the morning after Friday night’s small blaze.
A critique argues the Who's Who habit elevates uncommon figures over ordinary people. It decries memorizing famed lives and commercial axiom of being well read, noting how parents and children chase status through books and social standing.
Milton Schulz purchases the Myrtle Point Enterprise in Oregon becoming proprietor and publisher. The change follows L C Bargelt retiring after years with partner L J Roberts and recent partner buyout. Schulz cites health and finance as reasons and plans to base operations in Coquille valley.
The Coquille Herald notes the resident comes highly recommended for professional skill and community worth. It expresses fellowship and hope to collaborate for the valley's upbuilding and the improvement of conditions for its people.
An old advertisement touts a liver stimulant labeled as a powerful remedy for dizziness vertigo and other bilious symptoms. It claims a dose or two will remove torpid liver symptoms and includes a price of 50 cents sold by N G Perkins.
In Myrtle Point churches plan memorial sermons at the Methodist church with Rev Schofield and farewell events for Rev Taylor at the Presbyterian church. Sunday school remains at 10 a.m. while public morning services shift due to memorials. Rev J A Irvin will preach June 4. Taylor departs with many friends and strong church support follows.
A trusted remedy for sore muscles from vigorous exercise or injury. It also provides relief for rheumatism and is sold by all dealers.
Gro T Moulton of Coquille Oregon announces availability of chittam bark for purchase or sale. The brief notice asks interested buyers or sellers to contact for rendezvous and pricing information.
A jumble of quirky phrases and garbled lines rails at manners and social foibles. The text riffs on modesty vanity temper and fandom while cataloging stray slang and misheard terms.
Department of the Interior Roseburg Oregon gives notice that Willard E Ward of Myrtle Point Oregon filed intent to make final five years to establish claim to land NE NW 4 Section 26 Township 29S Range 13W Willamette Meridian before Edgar A Dodge U S Commissioner Myrtle Point Oregon on June 1 1911 Witnesses are Clarence Adams Charles A Dilaboy Isaac M Nichols Peter J Poland all of Myrtle Point Oregon and Benoit F Jones Register
Incomplete and garbled text discusses finding the right kind of help and mentions Foley Kidde and Sdtelbiy NM with unclear names and affiliations. The fragment references health effects like backache headache nervousness and remedies but lacks coherent details or context.
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