Youth's Companion 1913 prospectus promises value and gifts
The Youth's Companion appeals to family interests from housekeeping to athletics with stories of youthful vigor and life at girls colleges. It offers mothers news for little children, a weekly doctor’s watchful article, and sketches of common foibles. New subscribers for 1913 receive free issues for 1912, plus a 1913 window transparency and calendar. The announcement lists names, invites new subscriptions, and notes 144 Berkeley St., Boston as the address.
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Lfe
Companyion
Berkeley St
Boston
Mass
Advertisement Claims Quick Relief for Bowel Trouble
An ad from Myrtle Point touts a simple mixture called Adler-i-key as a remedy for constipation and digestive woes. It alleges the German remedy antiseptically cleanses the digestive organs, draws out impurities, and provides rapid relief with a single dose.
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Myrtle Point
Adler-i-key
Perkins
Notice of Land Filing in Roseburg Oregon 1912
Notice states A R Hammon by attorney Frank E Alley filed to select land parcels in Wyom Wy NEU and SW sections under survey adjustments in T 328 11 W and T 825 11 W, with protest deadline November 8, 1912. Register B F Jones 436.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
A.R. Hammon
Frank E. Alley
Douglas County
W. W
B. F. Jones
Myrtle Point Football Set For Marshfield Battle
Myrtle Point travels to Marshfield for a hard fought game as Center Hallet Bargelt Roy Spires and Harry Dement lead the re organized lineup. The eighth grade honors go to Helen Whitaker and Myrtle Hermann. Sophomores host a Lundy Hall party with chaperones Park and Giles.
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Myrtle Point
Marshfield
Helen Whitaker
Myrtle Hermann
Lundy’s Hall
A. T. Park
C. H. Giles
Coquille
Hallet Bargett
Roy Spires
Harry Dementi
Myrtle
Hallet Bargelt
Allie Bartlett
Harry Dement
Delos Davenport
Ray Wyland
Roy Clark
Dutch Clinton
John Robbine
Harry Miller
Dave Rackleft
Harold Bargelt
Lloyd Lewellen
John Hall
Ervin Barklow
Oregon Farm Value Grows as Livestock Leads 1912
An Oregon estimate shows live stock valued at over 33 million dollars and dairy products at about 17 million, with wheat at 16 million. The livestock and dairy industries are described as in their infancy, and the shift marks a change in the state’s farming trend.
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Oregon
Taft record cited in defense of presidency
The ad argues Taft achieved many reforms and programs across the government. It lists post office profits, antitrust enforcement, tariff measures, land and water projects, immigration limits, open door in China, arbitration pacts, and civil service expansions as evidence of substantial progressive action under his tenure.
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Great
Magazine Trust
Betittie
Taft
Tyee
Ren
Post Office Department
Rusia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Panama Canal
Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
West
China
South
Central America
Great Britain
France
Japan
Pacific
Labor Commission
Customs Service
United States Treasury
Court of Commerce
Tariff Board
United States
Ferrear Nrre Interstate Commerce
Gotinislan
Sprais
Civil Service
Court of Customs Appeals
Souks
Borah
Ae Tadova
Local notes recount elections and town happenings
Local items list community news from Marshfield, Myrtle Point, and Coos Bay area. Mentions Leo Keating's appendicitis recovery, Miss Flossy Billings surgery, Luther Gant buying the Giles place, and upcoming chicken dinner at Lundy’s hall. Also covers candidates Raymond E. Baker and J. O. Stemmler, hospital appointments, and various moves, visits, and business notes.
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SBS CG
Bay’ ‘Home Telephonia. Co
Leo ‘Keating
Flossy Billings
Lundy's
Ladies of
M. EY
Cal. Gant
Daniel Giles
Raymond E. Baker
Myrtle Point
Harry G. Thomson
Portland
White Cross Hospital
Jake Hayes
Taat
Berkeley
California
Grandma Hayes
Mat Ripley
L. W. Walls
Colfax
Washington
J.O. Stemmler
Marshfield
Bay Side
New Jersey Leaders Rally for Democratic Path Forward
In a speech echoed by delegates, Governor and party figures discuss the fate of the party, criticizing machines and urging unity. They argue the nation seeks reform through the Democratic path, urging politicians to prove their loyalty with action and not rhetoric.
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F. McCollum
North Bend
New York
San Francisco
Wm. Nichols
Sam Breuer
Indian Creek
Jas. Guerin Place
Norway
Breuer
W. F. Hendricks
Portland
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Mesdames L. A. Roberts
J. R. Benson
Pythian Sisters
E. C. Guerin
Washington
Ecko
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Alaska
Johnew. Campbell
Progressive Party
Congress
Roseburg
Coos
Coos Bay
White House
Bes
Brooklyn
Democratic ‘Club
Gover
Wilson
Dutan
New Jersey
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Yeu
Jersey
Board of Guardians
The
Union
United States
Uni
America
Great Duty of Adjustment Speech by Wilson
Woodrow Wilson's acceptance of the Democratic nomination urges national unity and the great duty of accommodation. He argues the nation has fought internal strife and calls for aligning interests under shared principles of right and fair dealing.
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Ple
Woodrow Wilson
Democrats Work Harder as Wilson Election Looms
The passage notes Democrats not taking Wilson’s win for granted, claiming they are working as a united party and intensifying efforts after reports of papers backing them. It mentions extra fonts of I’s and expectations Teddy Roosevelt may speak.
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Wilson
Ball- Mooser
Teddy
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Chester Adams
Blanche Jones
Hazel Neal
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Lena Schneider
Bernice Chandler
Vera Harrison
Cleo Dickson
Davidson
Christian Church
Beene
Bioe
Ollie. Gant
Roberta Atore
Clarence Kendall
Smith-Powers, Logging Co
Coos River
P. M. ‘Coles
Robert Zumalt
Seattle
Jack Abbot
Cooley & Farleigh
Binger Hermann
W. H. Meredith
Wedderburn
Curry
Meredith
Crrry
Woodrow, Wilson
Ballard
Prop
St. Louie,Mo
Cook's Pooland Billiard Hall
T. Cook
J. O. Semmes
Attorney-at-La
Wieto
Park
Spires’ Pharmacy
Parvars Rias
Boexsora
George W. Bryant
Myrtle. Point Transfer Company
Riverton
W. T. Ramsey
O.'K
Dora T. W. Panter
Hotel Guerin
J. E. Schilling
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Spices’, Pharmacy
S.breuer's
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