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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
2
Editorial lambasts fake shows at county fairs as useless and harmful to agriculture education. It argues fairs should emphasize farm exhibits and youth work, condemns dangerous or degrading amusements, and urges public reform to protect future generations and agricultural ideals.
A reflective piece questions whether readers observe the Golden Rule and live by returning good for evil. It contrasts the rarity of those who try with the commonness of self focus, asking readers to examine their own conduct.
The piece argues that voters seek knowledge of a candidate’s qualifications and views, yet most do not meet the majority. voters rely on faith or reputation. It notes the impossibility of direct contact with every voter and the challenge this poses to truly informed choice.
An advertisement urges mothers to stop suffering in silence and to use Scott's Emulsion to overcome fatigue nervousness and languor. The ad claims the product nourishes the blood strengthens tissues and nerves and builds overall strength with no alcohol.
City Recorder announces October 6 1916 assessment of costs for Maple Street grading and paving between Firth Street and Railroad Avenue. It lists owner names and amounts in Myrtle Point First Extension and Brown’s First Addition, and warns petitioners to act within ten days for Bonding Act benefits.
City Recorder records a October 6 1916 street grading assessment for Sixth Street Myrtle Point Oregon between Spruce and Maple. Property owners listed include Myrtle Lodge No 78 A F A M and Orowan partners with portions of parcels assessed for costs.
An editorial urges candidates to use the local newspaper to reach voters and explain positions on issues. It argues space is cheap and effective, praising openness to the public and noting the community awaits clear statements from those seeking office. The writer mocks sensational European news and social chatter, urging timely, decisive public messaging.
The snippets reflect light editorial humor and social quips about farm money women and public interest. It mentions a Zeppelin raid over London and notes on vote convictions. The piece invites reader contributions and neighborly sharing of news.
A vintage advertisement urges back pain as a sign of kidney weakness and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills. It cites Mrs. R. O. Hughes of Eugene Oregon reporting relief after a few days, with price noted as 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as makers.
A fragment hints at a Florida Everglades land sale with a sales pitch promising savings. The writer notes varied public attitudes toward subscriptions, paper shortages, and recent submarine talk, urging readers to seek the offered deal and support the newspaper.
The text argues that hiring a printer who receives proper instructions yields a good result. It warns against insisting on specific paper types and details without knowledge, stating that even a highly skilled expert cannot produce a neat job if directed by someone ignorant of the trade.
A transcription mix of ownership statements for Myrtle Point Enterprise by editor C Milton Schulz and local notices. Includes final account filing for Nellie W Milbury as administratrix and a land office notice for Edward Ellingson seeking to purchase timber in Roseburg Oregon and surrounding area.
Notice of final proof on an application under the Timber and Stone Law dated November 24 1916 in Roseburg Oregon. The land and timber were appraised at 536 dollars with timber estimated 1 140 000 board feet at 40 cents per M and land at 80 dollars. Protest or contest may be filed with corroborated affidavit in this office.
The County Court of Coos County Oregon has appointed Chas W Dye administrator of the estate of Florence E Dye-Waters. Creditors must present claims within six months with vouchers to attorney J O Stemmler at the Bank of Myrtle Point Building. Date Sept 14 1916 Myrtle Point Oregon.
Ida E Harriss is appointed Administratrix of the estate of William M Harriss deceased by Coos County Court Oregon. Creditors must present verified claims with vouchers to Claude H Giles Bank of Myrtle Point Building Myrtle Point Coos County Oregon within six months from the date of this notice dated September 14 1916.
The County Court of Coos County Oregon appoints Alva Lee and Milton S. Lee as administrators of the estate of Marilla Lee deceased. All persons with claims must present them with vouchers within six months at the office of Pulfara Mytson at Myrtle Point. Dated Sept 14, 1916.
Thousands of deaf people are urged to discard hearing devices and learn lip reading. The Kansas City School of Lip Language offers free particulars with no cost, claiming rapid, original results and benefits for hearing as well as deaf individuals.
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