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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1917
Page
2
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A columnist argues workers should refrain from union recognition and wage demands during crisis while business leaders avoid profiteering. The piece cites coal margins of five to six dollars and praises a national viewpoint, urging labor to wait and endure for production at low costs.
The speaker stresses that with skill and patience the win will be lasting and substantial, not merely a temporary or resented triumph. The focus is on broad, permanent progress for industrial and economic justice.
The piece muses on how strong personalities shape history and life, arguing that losing individuality to the crowd leads to failure. It cites Napoleon Augereau, Svengali and Trilby, Dr. Johnson, and warns the world’s divisions threaten personal identity and success.
Strange remarks and political jostling surround Reno leadership as the mayoral draft stirs debate on future city operations. The piece critiques early breakfast metaphors and notes tensions involving Allen Eaton and Senator La Follette amid partisan pushback.
An analysis notes the press endures relentless editorials and opines the public can scarcely grasp the sheer volume and ferocity of verbal assaults. The piece suggests such bombardment stems from national powers shaping editorial tides and public opinion.
The article advises choosing seed corn from the best producing, crowded stalks in the field rather than from isolated plants. It warns against suckers and top heavy ears, recommends short thick storm proof stalks with low ears for Central and Southern states, and stresses selecting seed as soon as mature in the field.
The document lists C Milton Schulz as publisher editor and business manager of the Myrtle Point Enterprise Myrtle Point Oregon. It notes Schulz as the sole owner and states there are no bonds mortgages or other security holders holding 1 percent or more.
The affiant certifies knowledge and belief about stockholders not appearing on books as trustees holding stock in a capacity other than true owner. He states no belief of any other person or entity having indirect interests in the securities. C Milton Schulz signs as owner and swears before Notary E A Dodge on October 6, 1917, with commission expiration December 11, 1919.
L E Brown executor of Herman S Davis estate in Coos County Oregon has filed the final account. The hearing is set for Monday October 22 1917 at the Court House in Coos County before Judge James Watson to settle the account.
William W. Endicott of Myrtle Point Oregon filed notice of intent to make final three year proof to establish his claim to the N% of SWiK NW14% of SE%4 and SE% of NWi% of Section 28 Township 29S Range 13W Willamette Meridian. The hearing is set before U S Commissioner Edgar A Dodge at Myrtle Point on November 9 1917 with witnesses Abraham S Ward Guy Hanson Fish John Fabry Epaminondus P Adams all of Myrtle Point Oregon.
Chriss O Ward of Myrtle Point Oregon filed July 3 1911 Homestead Entry Serial 07880 for sections 21 SW SE and SW SE. Final five year proof to establish claim set for November 9 1917 before U S Commissioner. Witnesses Carl V Bushnell Isaac M Nichols Charles A Dillaboy Rufus W Catton all of Myrtle Point Oregon. 496 W H Canon Register.
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