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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
4
L.C. Bargelt and L.J. Roberts publish Myrtle Point Oregon notices. News items include weekly carpenters at a silo, Mrs Hansen and Mr Thomas Weekly trips to Marshfield, farewell party for Luttrells, school terms and teaching staff, church moves, and local sales of Chamberlain's Liniment as a plaster substitute.
Farmers and dairymen in this vicinity find the ENTERPRISE a valuable advertising medium helping them sell buy and exchange. Regular readers are urged to support timely offers and keep subscriptions current as the government expects newspapers with mail privileges to be paid.
The piece argues against direct primary and ballot rules, alleging low turnout invalidates the law and prompts despotism. It mocks legislators who favor delegate control and warns of a monarchic system with a single master, even suggesting anti women voters.
Fragmented prose on taste in dress and house life. The text muses on Latin, letters, privacy, and gendered opinions with fleeting images of a farm, a stalled car, and horses. It hints at social judgment but remains disjointed and unclear.
The Toledo Blade proclaims itself the greatest national weekly with over a million readers weekly and no whiskey advertising. It describes the family friendly content including Household pages, current affairs, serials, and Farmstead columns, offering subscriptions at one dollar a year and a joint club deal with The Enterprise at $1.50 annually.
The Sumerlin shop offers a fetcice of confectionery nuts fruits cigars and tobaccos. The text lists diverse goods indicating a general store or tobacconist with a varied product range.
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