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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
4
Non-Partisanship as a Standard for Elections
An address argues that non partisanship reveals the individual over party labels. It credits Washington’s warnings, contrasts party zeal with fair judgment, and notes growing respect for differing views while nations unite behind the president amid international crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
Policy of Encouragement Across State and Nation
A discussion argues for a broad policy of encouraging industries railroads and public utilities by any administration to spur immediate prosperity. It questions the value of ongoing agitation and urges constructive support from both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oux
Blood Nourishment Promoted by Cod Liver Oil Emulsion
A damaged OCR fragment touts blood purification and healing claims. It credits cod liver oil emulsion as nature’s nourishing aid and suggests it strengthens organs and relieves ailments linked to impure blood and stiff joints.
Regulation and taxes hamstring industry and jobs
A speaker decries unnecessary legislation and high taxes that clog industry. He argues to punish offenders but keep the field open for honest business to prosper, whether investing small or large sums, promising to settle unemployment and end idle labor.
Oregon editor voices: country papers reflect state sentiment
A statement by C. Vater and editor C. Chapman argues country weekly editors understand Oregon residents better than large city dailies. They emphasize reading country papers to gauge public opinion on any question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vater
C. Chapman
Country Weekly
Oregon
Country Papers
Sunday Closing Law Sparks Local Debate in Oregon
A letter from Sheriff Alfred Johnson of Coos County argues Sunday closing laws should apply equally to all businesses including ice plants and garages. He notes changes since 1865 when drugstores and bakeries were limited to core goods and urges clarity to avoid unfair discrimination. He cites an elderly woman fined for fruit gathering on Sunday as an example of enforcement issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coguille
Oregon
Indiana
Alfred Johnson, JR
Cooe County
Pleasant Evening Reveries For Mothers In The Home Circle
A Home Circle column poem describes a tired mother reading bedtime tales to her child. The scene captures a calm routine as the child grows sleepy and the narrator prays for peaceful evenings and steady care.
Sweet minded women influence on sorrow and care
A reflection on the gentle power of sweet minded women to comfort the grieving. A wife’s warm touch and cheerful home scene soften a weary husband and ease crushed spirits amid life’s stern realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilead
Wilson to Recognize Carranza Regime in Mexico
President Wilson has given formal sanction to the Pan American conference plan to recognize the Carranza government in Mexico. Within days the United States is expected to notify the new regime after Latin American governments approve the recommendation. Argentina, Brazil, and Chile have already signaled approval, signaling a potential reversal of earlier policy.
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Washington
D. C
Wilson
Carranza
Mexico
United States
Venuspane Cae
United Sais
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Car- Fanza
Great Britain
United
Blockaded Advice Promises Kidney Relief Pills
An ad style fragment touts Destinioy Pills for weak kidneys and back pain. It cites testimonials from Grants Pass Oregon and Buffalo New York claiming relief after use. The clipped text mentions Deans Kidney Pills and a purported long history of afflictions and cures.
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Myrtle
Ava
Grants
Paus
Oregon
Dean
Eee & S
Buffalo
Americas
Fall care guidance for Loganberry vines in Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College horticulturalists advise removing old canes from Loganberry vines, sterilizing or pruning to reduce disease. They recommend burning or discarding old stock, plus Bordeaux spray 5-5-50 as a preventive treatment. Training new shoots next spring is crucial for hardiness and early growth, especially in western Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural. College
Corvallis
Rans Rey
Colegio
Agricu Colle Horticultural. Department
Oregon
Visit Your Schools And Hear Great Deals On Education
Fragments discuss visiting schools to learn about them, urging presence in classrooms. References to China and teachers, scholars, and a parade are mentioned in disjointed lines. The text lacks a coherent event or clear details.
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China
Ccc
Notice of Final Proof for Homestead Lot 29 Myrtle Point
Willis A. Lawrence of Myrtle Point Oregon filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a homestead claim on land described as Section 29 Township 29 South Range 18 West Willamette Meridian. The proceeding before Edgar A. Dodge U S Commissioner Myrtle Point Oregon occurs November 19 1915 with witnesses William Benedict Oliver Miller Andrew Radabaugh and Henry Jabaugh all listed from Oregon.
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Department 0 of the Interior
U.S Land
Rosebugo
Oregon
Willis A. Lawrence
Myrtle’ Point
Willamette Meridian
Edgar’ A. Dodge
U. S
Myrtle Point
William J. Benedict
Oliver G. Miller
Ore
Andrew
J. Radabaugh
Henry Jabauigh
Horns Ray
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