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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1910

Page

4

Bargelt and L J Roberts Owners and Publishers Oregon

Bargelt and L J Roberts own and publish Oregon newspapers. The item notes ownership and publishing role for the titles in the region.

Bargelt L.J. Roberts Owners and Publishers

Republican ticket list and dry election debate

The article lists state and county Republican candidates for multiple offices led by W C Hawley and Jay Bowerman. It notes two weeks of saloon closures, urges voting, and recalls a public feud over prohibition with local papers the ENTERPRISE and Marshfield Agitator contrastingly backing or opposing dry laws.

Congress W. C. Hawley Marion County Jay Bowerman Gilliam County F. W. Benson Douglas County Thomas B. Kay Supreme Court Henry J. Bean Umatilla County Thomas A. McBride Clackamas County Geo. H. Burnett Frank A. Moore Columbia County A. M. Crawford L. R. Alderman Lane County Willis S. Duniway Multnomah County Dr. P. Hoff Frank J. Miller Linn County John H. Lewis James T. Chinnock John S. Coke Coos County Benjamin F. Jones Coos Curry County S. P. Pierce Ed. Rackleff E. A. Anderson John Yoakam James Watson T. M. Dimmick A. N. Gould R. E.golden Geo. J. Armstrong E. A. Dodge J. C. Brown Marshfield Enter fRism Agitator

Debating Prohibition and Personal Liberty Across Papers

A reader notes papers publish opinions on Prohibition and moral law with paid ads from both sides. The Agitator argues that banning drink should be fair, while wets demand freedom to drink. The writer mocks the notion that ending deer hunting would follow the same logic.

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Sunday and church events fill Myrtle Point notes

Sunday School at 10 A M and Unity Bible class at 8 P M mark church activities. union services planned at M E church with a visiting speaker expected. Rev R G Sumerlin spoke at Benson Opera House countering Dan Morgan Smith on prohibition. two injuries on Lobster Creek bridge near Gold Beach recover slowly. local residents Mr and Mrs C L Bender plan to move to Portland. Firemen’s annual ball a Halloween success with prizes and music by Symphony orchestra.

The Presbyterian Church Unity Junion C M. E R. G. Sumerlin United Brethren Church North Bend Benson Opera House Dan Morgan Smith Prohibition Sumerlin Holly Owens Baker Lobster Creek Gold Beach C. L. Bender Folsom Ernest Bender J. H. Holmes Josephine Hayes Eunice Kinnicutt

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Illyrie Point Enterprise Myrtle Point Oregon Enterprise New York WM. Weekly PROP Rosevara N. G. W. Perkins Coosaker Bay Bakery Coos Ba Bakery C. Roberts Myrtle Point Livery and Feed Stable Fourth and Maple Streets J.l.laird 4Th St Ash and Alder Gatchell Bros City Transfer Farmers Main Home Walter Endicott Sunnyside Farm Cotswold Berkshire Frank Harnish Gravel Ford Hotel Guerin Geo. H. Gue RIN & Sons Geed Acces Breuer Flanagan & Bennett Bank of Marshfield, Ore Bennett Bank Poin T Capital Vaal Tad Umm Henry G. Ploeger Henry W. O. Cooper & Co Chicago Columbia Phonographs Nason Volkmar Roseburg Daniel Barklow Portland Coos Bay R. A. Annin Agent Tann Amegy George W. Bryant Myrtle Point Transfer Company Beaver Hill Coal J. A. Davenport D. H. Johnson E. F. Davenport Coquille Valley Packing
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