Food supply debate and advertising page from May 28 1914
In a May 28 1914 issue editor C Milton Schulz outlines subscription rates and local ads for Estabrook Line N G W Perkins Pearce Harness Man N P Peterson Swan Winters Co. The page includes a front matter about postage costs and advertising rates. It discusses the pressing need for scientific farming to feed a growing population, referencing Dean Swift on agricultural progress and stressing food security as a priority.
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Estabrook Line
Dean Swift
Button saves man shot in Jersey City
A man was shot in Jersey City the other day but survived when a button on his clothing deflected the bullet. The incident prompts advice to always wear buttons on clothing.
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Jersey City
Funston Receives Dispatch on Vera Cruz Birth
General Funston in Vera Cruz received news of a new baby girl in his family. The question arises whether the daughter will be named Vera C. Funston.
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Funston
Vera Cruz
Vera C. Funston
Traffic controls urged in small cities after crowded weekend
Crowds last Saturday show crowds in small cities. Drivers adapt by bypassing brocade to avoid congestion and navigate through the scene.
Fence of rail talk shows need for multiple lines
The speaker rails at critics who blame high rates when a single railroad dominates and scorns trusts when competing lines exist. He argues the core solution is to produce more than one and to quit speculation.
Illinois Press Association Calls for Exchange of Space for Rail Transport
The Illinois Press Association urges federal and state laws to permit exchange of newspaper space for railroad transportation without violating the interstate commerce act or Iowa or Illinois public utilities acts.
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Illinois Press Association
Illinois Public Utilities
Roosevelt referenced as fighter in Portland Journal fragment
The Portland Journal notes Roosevelt as a lifelong fighter with expectation of continued vigor. The passage ends abruptly mid sentence, suggesting a continued discussion of Roosevelt’s character and resolve.
Phrasal reflection on folly and self-punishment
A speaker argues that a smooth betrayer cannot escape himself, and the ultimate penalty for folly and wrongdoing is living with one’s own conscience. The remark centers on accountability and inner judgment rather than external punishment.
Canal Opening Delayed by Senate Debate
The canal project faces a postponement as Congress delays action, with leaders signaling further debate before any opening. Experts warn the schedule may slip beyond initial promised dates.
Boy Scouts Declare War on The Fly In Curious Case
A quirky report notes Boy Scouts declaring war on a fly, a clash framed as humorous local intrigue with no expected intervention and a lighthearted tone.
Astor Wedding Blessing For A Wealthy New York Pair
Readers note a fond wish for Vincent Astor and his bride, hoping they find happiness despite enormous wealth that may bring its own discomfort.
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Vincent Astor
Senator Kern Says Congress Will Adjourn by July 1
The speaker notes that Congress is expected to adjourn by July 1, a claim he acknowledges may not be believed. The remark underscores ongoing timelines while inviting skepticism about a concrete date.
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Kern
Congress
Big Farmers' Meeting At Adams Building Tuesday
Two big farmers meetings are set for the Farmers Union hall in the Adams building next Tuesday, June 2. The Union ladies plan to serve lunch, predicting a large attendance, with emphasis on dairymen. E D Fitts of Oregon Agricultural College and H T French will address the attendees, along with County Agriculturist J L Smith.
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Farmers’ Union
Adams
E.D. Fitts
H. T. French
J. L. Smith
Messrs. Fitts
Coos County
Bridge
Myrtle Point
Norway
Coquille
Bandon
Marshfield
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Knights of Columbus
M. D. Hammill
Albany
Eugene
Oregon
O. and C
Coquille River
San Francisco
Court Decision Reversed in Barton Assault Case
Oregon Supreme Court reverses Coos county Circuit Court in Jesse S. Barton assault conviction. Key issues were prosecutor comments after excluded evidence and failure to give defense requested instructions. Citizens of Coquille prior petition indicated public sentiment. court ruled jurors should not be guided by sentiment.
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Salem
Ore
Lilerqvist
Oregon Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Coos County
Jesse S. Barton
Madge Yoakum
Barton
Miss Yoakum
Coquille
Lilejqvist
Supreme Court
Electrifies Shop H. G. Hermann Adds Three Horse Power Motor
Blacksmith H. G. Hermann installs a three horse power motor to power a 175 pound trip hammer an entry wheel and a drill. He plans to electrify the forge blowers and the entire shop for increased efficiency.
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H. G. Hermann
Henry
Country School Notes Mention Local Movements and Firms
W Cardwell of Roseburg travels toward Marshfield on business. Swan and Winters plan to enter the drag business in this city. Mrs. Chas Adana returns from McMinnville after attending the State Grand Lodge as Myrtle Point Rebekah delegate. E C Guerin with U S Coast and Geodetic Survey attaches with A C Hartle to Roseburg for a party of surveyors bound for Alaska to begin preliminary railroad work. Other members include Watt Guerin Chas Guerin and Grade Summerlin.
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W. Cardwell
Roseburg
Marshfield
Swan and Winters
Chas. Adana
Mcidinnville
State Grand Lodge
Myrtle Point Lodge
Rebekahs
E. C. Guerin
U. S. Coast and Geodecitic Survey
Washington
D. C
A. C. Hartle
U.8
Seattle
Alaska
Government
Watt Guerin
Chas._ Guerin
Grade Summerlin
Eckley Post Office to Close June 30 1914
Department notice states the Eckley Oregon post office in Curry county will be discontinued on June 30 1914. The action affects local mail service and community routing, with no immediate replacement indicated.
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Eckley
Curry County
Oregon
Pee Te Terets
Kenteburg
Gilbert L. Coon
Camas Valley
Township
Willamette
Register
United States Land Office
Roseburg
J. M. Upton
Register. A
Department of the Interior
United States Landee
Albert Olson Eddy
Gravel Ford
Ore
Fred T. Barton
North Bend
Willamette Meridian
Enon
Oregon business and political notes from Salem to Coos Bay
Oregon primary results defeat candidates opposing industry rules. Coos Bay harbor channel contract closed. Eugene cannery expansion and Willamette Pacific rail work underway. Ports projects Meier Frank building Portland and various civic developments announced. Sheriff sale notice outlines foreclosure on Ed C Allen and Martha Allen property in Coos County.
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Coos Bay Fort
Cramp
Eugene
Lakeside
Winchester
Lane County
Siuslaw
Marshfield
Sutherlin
Coos Bay
Forestry Department
Breitenbush
Detroit
Niagara
Oregon
McMinnville
J. A. McEachren & Co
Seattle
Astoria Public Docks
Portland Port Commission
Meier & Frank
Portland
Order of St. Francis
Klamath Falls
Hillsboro
Coos
Shute Savings Bank
ED C. Allen
Martha C. Allen
Coquille
Copa County
Coos County
W . Gage
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Myrtle Point Enterprise
C. Milton Schulz
Canada
Enterprise
Interior
Gity
Greater
Cool County
Coquille Valley
Portland Journal
Roosevelt
Panama
Panamas
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Oregon Development News
Ates of Industries and ‘Statistica
M. E. Miller
Alvadore
H. M. Byllesby Co
Pacific Coast
State Grange
Susanville
Greenhorn
Grant County
Lincoln County
Sproule
The
S. P. Co
Enterprise Office
I. A. E. Snyder
Rotary of State
Mi Point
A. E. Snyder
J. Va Upton
Flannagan
Bennett Bank Y R.t.l-E
the Nett Bank of
Marshfield, Ore
Cateal
Myrtie Pe
Bob
Joseph’ Hay
J. E. Norton
W. L. Kolm
Nelson IN
W. &. Pike Building
Tion
Albert Barklow
J. R. Benson
R. A. Annin
Bank of Myrtle Point Capital
Transeets
Bickmore
Pearce
A. Harrington
Harrington & Leach
Joseph Hay
Elizabeth W. Hay
State of
John .F. Hall
Ob J. Endicott
Pulford and Pierson
Perkin
Myre Point
Walte Endicott
Jacob J. Idicott
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