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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
4
An analysis notes that those who lavish money on entertainment for others risk moral compromise and theft to maintain status. It links this behavior to societal pressures on husbands and fathers, mentions banks, emergency currency, and a proposed federal loan role to merchants.
The Oregon City Courier urges voters to replace Congressman Hawley with Fred Hollister of Coos Bay. It criticizes Hawley for siding with big interests and failing to pass bills, while praising Hollister as a progressive defender of Oregon. The piece frames the race as a referendum on local representation and tariff policy.
A request is made to pass the prize cake and the prize pumpkin pie to attendees during the event.
A quotation notes that with women in government there would be no duty on military goods or millinery goods, implying a shift in trade and gendered policy. The line reflects satirical political commentary on tariff and gender.
The speaker argues that wartime media scare tactics distract from developing natural resources. The remark contemplates cutting cables to focus on business, noting the potential impact on sensational war extras and bulletins.
A comment mocks idle talkers who push politics during busy hours, claiming a tightwad prioritizes money over friends. The quote portrays a cynical view of financial stinginess and social disconnect.
Multiple fatal and injury collisions linked to right of way disputes persist as drivers push the issue. Police report several accidents with four to seven people affected in each incident.
The piece notes summer ending and girls adjusting to thicker attire while farewell thoughts recall familiar figures who will be missed as the season closes.
A quotation notes that current Mexican administrations change rapidly, making them hard to identify. The speaker likens officials to motorists racing by a police officer who cannot read the license.
A nostalgic note recalls last week’s county fair as some exhibits faded into history while others remain on display, capturing the contrast between past highlights and ongoing attractions.
Secretary McAdoo declares bankers hoard funds and deny loans to legitimate business. He cites hundreds of protests from businessmen nationwide amid the ongoing monetary controversy and calls for action to ease credit conditions.
Portland reports the State Fair in Salem runs September 28 to October 3 with six days of themed programs. Monday highlights children, Tuesday focuses on Women's Clubs and Good Roads, and Wednesday covers Salem activities.
Notice is given that the final account of Aléx F. Grishaber as administrator of the estate of Rachel L. Grishaber, deceased, has been filed in Coos County Oregon. The court set November 2, 1914 at 11 a.m. for hearing objections and settlement. interested parties may appear and file written objections. Dated October 1, 1914.
Robert Radeker of Bridge Oregon filed intent to prove up a homestead claim for the SW of SW 1 4 Section 20 Town 29 S Range 11 W Willamette Meridian. Final proof before Elger A. Dodge at Myrtle Point Oregon on November 16 1914. Witnesses: Walter Endicott Charles Gilroy Daniel Gold bloom and Daniel Cribbins all of Bridge Oregon.
The undersigned Alice Bennett is named administratrix of the estate of Walter W. Bennett deceased by the County Court of Coos County Oregon. All claims must be filed with vouchers at the office of L A Roberts and E C Roberts Myrtle Point within six months from September 24 475.
Grover Nervand Bower of Myrtle Point Oregon filed for final homestead entry proof on land described as Lot and section in Willamette Meridian. He must prove his claim before U S Commissioner E A Dodge at Myrtle Point Oregon on October 19 1914 with witnesses John Fabry Noah Royer Isaac McGinnis and Charles Ward all of Myrtle Point Oregon.
Frank Burkholder of Coquille Oregon filed on July 20 1914 Sworn Statement and Application No 90635 to purchase the S14 of SW% and NE% of SW% in Section 32 Township 29 S Range 10 W Willamette Meridian with timber valued at 310 land at 70 and timber estimate 480000 board feet at 50c per M final proof set for October 30 1914 before the County Clerk of Coos County Oregon Protest or contest may be filed with corroborated affidavit prior to patent issue.
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