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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
4
The article notes Maine’s democratic shift as a national trend, with Oregon viewed as a progressive leader. It discusses primary timing, advertising activity in Portland, and possible rivalries over Coos Bay routes, while predicting Oregon will stay progressive and avoid standpatters.
A collection of quips and anecdotes about life, luck, weather, and manners. The old fashioned speaker notes laughs at two man’s work, storms, marriage admiration, and a man’s distant memory of a chair from 1837 as part of a humorous daily miscellany.
An Atchison woman dismisses the incubator baby controversy and sneezes at the fuss over a one pound newborn. She recalls sixteen births without incubators and questions modern sanitary fears.
A series of Republican campaign notices from Coos County Oregon announce bids for Attorney General, County Commissioner, County Judge, County Surveyor, and Superintendent of Water Division No 1. The notices emphasize economy, fair taxation, good roads, square deals, and serving the public while highlighting endorsements and primary election dates set for September 24, 1910.
The candidate states intent to run in the primary nominating election for joint representative of Coos and Curry counties. He will submit his name to Republican voters under the primary nominating election laws.
The undersigned announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Joint Representative. A lifelong resident of the district he seeks support from Republican voters and fellow farmers and laborers. He asks for votes to represent Curry County.
The Sumerlin features a full line of confectionery nuts fruits cigars and tobaccos available for customers seeking a diverse selection in town.
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