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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1910
Page
4
A Myrtle Point Oregon weekly notes subscription terms and local life. Columns include wit on ambition politeness and marriages plus a practical tip praising Chamberlains Liniment for pain and a price prompt regarding prunes.
The editorial urges voters four weeks before election day to study the referendum questions and cast informed ballots. It notes Jay Bowerman’s clear stance on direct primary law, praising his fitness and vowing to defend citizens' rights, while highlighting Coos County circuit judge candidate John S. Coke as a strong, respected local figure backed across parties.
A humorous column praises caring husbands and optimistic men while poking fun at hunting licenses, polygamy notions, and old fashioned fathers. It laments teachers' limits of education when aging and notes social fault finding, ending with a quirky, playful line about gender and effort.
Coos Bay Bakery promotes a line of baked goods including bread cookies coffee cakes and doughnuts. Featuring items such as Diamond D Home Made Rye Graham Bumbernicle and Vienna loaf, the shop invites customers to visit and order for Sunday dinners.
The Toledo Blade presents itself as a broad weekly national paper with over a million readers. It emphasizes family suitability, clean news, diverse departments, and affordable pricing at one dollar per year. The Blade invites sample copies and offers Enterprise clubs with The Blade at $1.50 per year for paid-in-advance subscribers.
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