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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1915

Page

4

Tax Reduction Moves in Oregon Across Counties

The Tax Reduction campaign spreads through Oregon with seven counties trimming school taxes by about 12 percent on average and Multnomah cutting 24 percent of valuation. General county and road levies fall by 37625 dollars across 23 counties. Portland budgets see about half a million cut, while the legislature reduces state fixed charges by over two million dollars. A political fight over the O. C. Land Grant sale at 2.50 per acre risks the land and back taxes totaling about two million dollars if lands pass to the federal government.

Oregon Multnomah Portland

His Tribute to Women by Robert G Ingersoll

An excerpt presents Robert G Ingersoll’s praise of women. It cites lines on women as the redeeming glory of humanity and asserts women’s superiority over men in character and influence. The quotation ends abruptly with a fragment about a woman's desire and a constant window above clouds.

Robert G. Ingersoll

A Woman's Love Endures All Trials and Wonders

This passage extols a woman's love as the eternal light that darkness cannot quench. It rises to great heights and sinks to depths, forgiving injuries and thriving in any climate. Coldness and cruelty fail to extinguish it, described as the heart’s perfumer and source of all art and music from cradle to final symphony.

Path to Success and the Editor’s Duty

A reflection on self improvement by hard work and thrift. It frames success as earned through mastery, integrity, constant learning, and prudent finances. It also defends editors as community boosters who persevere under criticism and urge readers to support local papers.

The Girl Who Works and the Motherly Ode

A poetic tribute extols the hardworking girl as a noble figure worthy of respect and admiration. It blends praise for industry with calls to honor toilers and a motherly moral urging sons to treat their mothers with kindness and duty.

Gil Nicholas

Running the Paper in a Community Editor’s Dilemmas

A fragment reflects on the editor’s role as a target of constant advice and partisan pressure. It notes rival views from suffragists, prohibitionists, vets, churches, and political parties, suggesting editors face unavoidable scrutiny and shifting loyalties.

Providence

Local notes from Myrtle Point and Powers

Judge Burrows to speak at the Methodist Episcopal Church on Monday November 8. Pool hall operator B F Mathes of Powers and South Fork dairyman H A Johnson visited Myrtle Point businesses. Grover N Bower recovers well after last Sunday's operation. Landlords Harrington and Leach moved the Myrtle Point Hotel entrance for guest convenience. Thomas D Guerin returns from Oakland to visit his seriously ill father who improves.

Judge Burrows Methodist Episcopal B. F. Mathes Powers H. A. Johnson South Fork Myrtle Point Grover N .Bower Harrington & Leach Myrtle Point Hotel Thos. D. Guerin Oakland California Mr. Guerin, Sr Thos

Peat as a Stock Food and Fertilizer Resource

United States Geological Survey notes peat is used as fertilizer filler and paper stock in the U S. It appears in livestock feed with molasses as a tonic and corrective. German and Austrian peat baths are established. in the Midwest some sanitariums researched benefits. US peat production last year reached 57 000 tons worth 367 000 dollars.

United States United States Geological Survey Germany Austria Middle West

Oregon to Install New State Leader of County Agricultural Agents

Paul V. Mar an Oregon born and trained agriculturist will lead Oregon County Agricultural Agents after being chosen by the Agricultural College Board of Regents to succeed H. T. French who resigned to join Colorado's Agricultural College. Mar is a Pacific University and Missouri College of Agriculture graduate with dairy and rural economics focus and has served as assistant dairy and food commissioner in Oregon and as extension animal husbandry specialist in Colorado. Salem considers building a municipal dance hall.

Oregon Paul V. Mar Saline County Missouri Agricultural ‘College Board” of Regents H. T. French Agricultural College of Colorado Maris Pacific University College of Agriculture University of Missouri University of Wisconsin Colorado Colorado Agricultural College Hetzel Mariy

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Roseburg Resident

A Myrtle Point reader reports back relief from back and kidney trouble using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. E. D. Neely of Roseburg lauds the remedy for restoring health and energy, noting it consistently helps her and a family member with kidney issues.

Myrtle Point Dean E. D. Neely Miller Roseburg Oregon Doan Ea Serled

Understanding Stomach Acidity and Its Causes

An article by R R Daniels explains stomach over acidity, its link to heartburn and headaches, and potential progression to cancer. It cites coffee and rich foods as triggers, stresses fermenting undigested starches, and recommends dietary changes and avoidance of bicarbonate to treat the condition.

Notice of Contract Completion for Big Creek County Road

Notice is hereby given that E B weekly, Contractor, completed the contract for the improvement of part of Big Creek County Road in Road District No 18. The County Roadmaster filed the completion certificate. Objections to acceptance must be filed within two weeks from November 4, 1915, at the Office of the County Clerk in Coquille Coos County Oregon.

E. B.eekly Big Creek Coquille Coos County Oregon

Notice of Final Settlement in Ramsey Estate

Notice is given that Perry C. Hatcher as executor has filed his final account in Coos County Oregon. The hearing on objections and settlement is set for December 6 1915 at 10 o clock A M at the Coos County Court House. Dated November 4 Myrtle Point Oregon. Perry C Hatcher Executor J O Stemmler Atty for Executor.

Richard Ramsey Perry C. Hatcher Coos County Oregon James Watson Myrtle Point J. O. Stemmler

Notice of Final Account in partnership estate matters

Notice states W. E. Lundy as Administrator of the partnership estate Huling Lundy & Sons filed a Final Account. Hearing set for December 6, 1915, at the Coos County Court House, Judge James Watson presiding. First publication October 28, 1916.

W. E. Lundy D. A. Huling R. W. Lundy C.E. Huling W. E. Tandy Huling, Lundy & Sons Coos County State of Oregon James Watson W. E., Lundy

Notice for Publication of Homestead Claim in Oregon

Willis A. Lawrence of Myrtle Point Oregon filed notice to make final five year proof for land described as section 29 township 29 south range 13 west Willamette Meridian before Edgar A. Dodge U S Commissioner Myrtle Point Oregon on November 19 1915 Witnesses include William J Benedict Oliver G Miller both of Myrtle Point Oregon and Andrew J Radabaugh Henry J Radabaugh of Poray Oregon Registered by J M Upton as U S Register

of the Interior U. S Reneburg Oregon Harry L. Coulter Portland Townshipeias S Willamette Meridian Smeerary United “States Land Office Roseburg Oregan Department of the Interior U.S Landffice Rosebugo Willis A. Lawrence Myrtle Point Edgar A. Dodge William J. Benedict Oliver G. Miller Andrew J. Radabaugh Henry J. Radabaugh Poray J. M. Upton Register

Cops and Curry Phone 34 Coquille Valley Phone 6X1 Free

Police report lists 34 incidents in Cops and Curry area and 6X1 free service call in Coquille Valley. Local agency notes phone line reach and response times. Residents advised to verify contact numbers for emergencies.

Cops and Curry Coquille Valley

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Myrtle “Point Port of Coquille C. Milton Schulz Canada Interior City Greater Cool Unique Theatre N. G W. Perkins Birch the Optician C. Roberts Cash Grocery Gee’s Hand Laundry Spencer Shelley Scott & Bowne Pike County Times KIND Mrs. Wood-White Johnnie JoHninie Yourself NEW State Salem Municipal Ieee R.R. ‘Daniels Robs R. Watson Flanagan & Be & Bennett Bank of Yrtle Point Pally The Finn& Bennett Bank of Marshfield, Ore J. E. Norton E. E. Johnson Coquille, Oregon A M. P. Transfer CO Bryant & Parrish Bagga Dastonevn Seoul Aes Scientific American Abandro Pacientes Ar A Tae W. T. Ramsey Bank of Myrtle Point Ore A. J. Radabaugh A. Annin
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