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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription terms: one year in advance $1.50, six months $0.75, three months unspecified, with an extra $1.00 postage to foreign countries. It is dated Thursday October 28 1916 and appears from Coquille Valley with a phone number 151.
A fragmented verse warns against advertising on trees or rocks Far from inhabited areas It notes a woodchuck clock sign and a squirrel observing signs about cures The piece mentions a possum raccoon and the need to use the press for selling items.
The article critiques postwar U S business health noting persistent unemployment, regulatory burdens, and government interference. It blames Sherman and Clayton acts, utility regulation, tariff policy, and foreign competition for sluggish growth while urging policy fixes to revive enterprise and reduce fiscal pressures.
Frank Knox of the National Bank of the Republic argues in Nevada City News that laws affecting railroads impact savings deposits held by banks as trustees. He urges guardians of depositors to demand accountability, warning against creating new privileges for the many while dismantling railroad privilege.
Fragmentary lines discuss an appeal to Edison and a call for a substitute for war. Mentions rival war offices and an international source of sympathy and supplies. Lacks complete context, names, dates, or concrete events.
A heartfelt meditation in the Evening Tide column about a mother watching her baby grow and leave home for school. It contrasts the pain of separation with pride in the child’s new life and the reminder that good things come as life moves forward.
A reflective piece urges self-evaluation of one’s work ethic and daily duties. It blends moral exhortation with guidance on personal contentment, spiritual hope, and maintaining health through fresh air and exercise amid seasonal change. It cites later vocational reminders and a public notice about estate accounting and land survey activity.
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