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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1902
Page
5
The region shows varied activity from church projects to land deals and new enterprises. Krehing work progresses in Janection while a strong grain yield is reported. Local figures Endicott and McNair serve on a jury to convene Oct 6. A timber purchase along Lampy Creek and a new weekly newspaper planned at Gold Beach reflect growing commerce and media presence.
Local notes report visits by R C Dement and J L Knight, arrivals by Mr and Mrs Hill Short, and social calls with families including the Davises and Dements. Portland population listed at 113 975 with a 6 000 increase. Photographers J Owing and W W Devoe travel for work and medical treatment. Epworth League topics at the M E church and ministerial assignments announced for nearby charges. Watch for new goods at Gatehells, and a large shoes sale at Beener's. Seventy horses for Great Central Railroad construction are gathered at Deer Creek under contractor Cook. A cattle herd collision with a train near Coquille injures eleven head.
Sheriff Gallier visits town. Coquille merchants advertise at Read Street. Coquille public school opens with 208 pupils. Marshfield business visit. Dr Leep and others travel to Middle Fork for hunts. Eva Schroeder visits from Coquille. Uncle Tom Co show draws crowds but critics call it rotten. Survey work on river between Myrtle Point and Roseburg begins. North spit erosion noted. Auction sale canceled. bidders push for secondhand goods. Local merchants promote school supplies. Robber beets at Gitchell's. Judge Riley of Curry County buried at Gold Beach. paralysis preceded death. served since 1884. Brewer boot and shoe stock highlighted.
A Troy resident named NG Perkins touts Kedol as a remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. After taking Kedol for several weeks, Perkins reports complete relief and urges others to try the product and take it after meals.
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