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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1914

Page

3

A Coast Man for a Coast Country

The Oregon City Courier urges voters to replace Congressman Hawley with Fred Hollister of Coos Bay. Hollister, a progressive challenger, is praised for reform-minded stance and district representation, while Hawley is criticized as aligned with big interests and massachusetts tariff views. The piece argues Hollister will bring better Oregon representation.

Courier Hawley Fred Hollister Coos County Congress LaFollett’s Coos Bay Oregon Washington Massachusetts Mr. Hawley Jessins Hollister Joe Cannon Clackamas County Oregon City Courier

Daily Consumption Fatalities Cited By Health Ad

An advertisement asserts that over 350 people die from consumption daily in the United States and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a blood toning remedy. It claims cod liver oil enriches blood, aiding lungs and throat and boosting resistance to colds, urging indoor workers to take the product after meals. It disclaimer that the emulsion is alcohol free and to avoid substitutes.

United States Scott Gott & Bowne BloomBeld N. J Albany Big Hill Flavel Messrs Clerament Bishop Montisano Washington Sutherlin Wedderburn Umatilla Cannty Nature Cleansing Product Company Elhurst Tll Yoakum Pendleton Yoakuni Devereaux & Tripp Eugene Lost Creek Natron Dexter Michigan Wisconsin

Brookings banker visits Curry county with mining plans

Geo D Wood of Brookings State Bank called on friends in Brookings while Merton Miller and family prepare for extensive platinum mining on the beach this winter. The piece notes local deaths, business changes, and progress on a bridge project with losses to a contractor and moving residents.

Gold Beach Globe Geo. D. Wood Brookings State Bank Mr. Woods Brookings Merton Miller Mr. Miller J. C. Miller Amos Miller Willers Elizabeth Zumwalt Betsie Sixes River Henry Zumwalt Curry County Bandon Construction Co Chetco River Bandon Port Orford Burt Cognille Mr. Paull Rev. Paull Marcola Lane County W. B. Milbury Siskiyou National Forest McGribble Station Middle Elk Milbury Myrtle Point J. B. Curl Curl Cascade Des Chutes Oregon Portland

Buy Local Spirit Drives Community Commerce

A call to patronize local businesses emphasizes buying where you live keeps dollars in the town, supports neighbors, and backs merchants who stand behind their goods. The piece highlights trust, friendship, and mutual welfare as reasons to buy at home.

Enterprise Offers Five Publications At $1.75 Year

Publisher announces a limited time offer giving subscribers access to five publications with a one year subscription to the Enterprise for $1.75. The deal is described as remarkable yet time sensitive and subject to increase at any moment.

Myrtle Point Enterprise Woman’s World Household Magazine People’s Popular Monthly Farm Life

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