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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1915
Page
4
The Lane County Pomona Grange backs a simple road patrol system to cut repair costs. It promotes timely filling of ruts with rock, proper drainage on hillsides, and use of gutters to keep roads passable, arguing it mirrors private business upkeep and could expand statewide.
Fifty years ago poor conditions explained poor roads but now wealth exists. A good road is desired for comfort and convenience to every traveler.
Visiting salesmen remark on the town’s beauty and growing commerce. They note the steady flow of travelers to a place that combines charm with evident commercial potential.
An observer complains that some men remain fond of pressuring industry via blackmail against corporate officials, arguing this method should not be popular. The remark implicates a strain of activism that skirts direct corporate engagement.
Cooler weather is expected to stimulate business. the industry anticipates a favorable shift within the coming months. The outlook remains optimistic as economic activity is projected to strengthen and improve conditions for merchants.
Monday newspapers note a broad public worry that Sunday is risky for activities as many fear drownings in baths or fatal car accidents. The comments reflect alarm over weekend safety, urging caution among readers.
A reader asks about the merit of arguing a political career with a dry wave metaphor. The line suggests skepticism about mixing incongruent images in public discourse.
A Home Circle column offers evening reflections aimed at exhausted mothers joining the family circle at day’s end. It hopefuly comforts with familiar domestic scenes, gentle reminders of routine, and small, soothing remedies for daily weariness.
A Boston child frames mothers as gifts from God, while a speaker notes grace needed to be a good mother. The piece contrasts two nervous child types the active child and the pale reserved child, explaining their potential paths from philanthropist to philosopher or misanthrope based on upbringing.
Local testimonial praises Dean's Kidney Pills for back and kidney relief. Mrs. E D Neely of Roseburg Oregon reports the remedy helps her run down condition and back pain, noting another family member also finds relief. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
Notice states the Myrtle Point Common Council will hold a special meeting on December 1 1915 at the Recorder’s office to discuss the budget and levy a general municipal tax. It lists officers salaries and department costs totaling 34330.00 and a proposed tax of 3990.00 plus 1147.12 to cover warrants, totaling 85137.12 to be raised.
A fragmented reflection urges shedding selfish thought to illuminate the soul and improve the home, likening sunlit virtue to diamonds. In contrast, Wyoming announces the first four year moose protection closed season, ending a 35 year era.
County Roadmaster certifies completion of rocking on a segment of Rock Creek Myrtle Creek County Road in Road District No 18. Objections to acceptance must be filed within two weeks from November 1 1915 at the County Clerk’s office in Coquille Oregon. dated November 5 1915 by County Clerk Robt R Watson.
Notice is given that Sara Robbins administratrix of the estate of L. E. Robbins deceased has filed a final account with the County Court Clerk of Coos County Oregon. The hearing date is December 13 1915 at the courthouse appointed by Judge James Watson for objections and settlement of the final account.
Notice announces BE's contract for the secret erosion of a portion of the Big Creek County Road in Road District 18 with completion approved by the County Roadmaster. Objections to acceptance must be filed within two weeks from November 4 1915. Also included is Notice of Final Settlement for the estate of Richard Ramsey with Perry C Hatcher as Executor and a December 6 1915 hearing date in Coos County Oregon.
Notice states W E Lundy as Administrator of the Partnership Estate of D A Huling and others has filed a Final Account with the County Court of Coos County Oregon. Hearing for objections set for December 6 at the courthouse before Judge James Watson, Spr. of the Court. First publication October 28. Lundy 525 Administrator of said Estate.
Public notice from the Interior Department informing that Harry T. Coulter of Portland Oregon filed on May 8 1915 sworn statement and application 010126 to purchase the SW of section 14 township 10 west Willamette Meridian timberland under the Timber and Stone Act. Timber estimate 250000 roof feet at 1.00 per M and related proofs to be filed before the Land Office in Roseburg Oregon.
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