22 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
1
The letter argues South Africa remains difficult to grasp for Britain and warns against punitive measures. It asserts Natal and Cape Colony loyalties vary and calls for mindful governance after peace, urging generous handling of burghers once order is restored.
Local officials report that the proposed forest reserve for Curry and Josephine Counties has been dropped by the General Land Office. Controversy centered on boosting water supply versus benefiting large corporations owning valuable lands. Voters see relief in halting the reserve for now.
Jussru F Noxss proprietor at Myrtle Point Oregon states the nursery retook a portion of trees and fruit stock including apples and cricket rails for family use. The claim covers all items as represented and addressed to customers.
A Wheeling correspondent signs as Meyers and reports the chest pain eased after a second dose of a medication, claiming the cough remedy relieved symptoms. The fragment mentions Lieb pills and a physician-like tone in a brief health note.
State news notes Charles Parker aged 12 Lester Parker aged 11 and Fred Colvin aged 12 were committed to reform school by County Judge Thom son after roaming the streets and staying out all night. The report also covers Oklahoma statehood plea, Rogue River hatchery output and other assorted items.
Elder John W Rogers of Filey England reports a case where Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured an infant's violent croup quickly. He notes the remedy is safe with no opium and can prevent attacks when used at first symptoms. The piece mentions general grocery stock and local sellers.
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