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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1917

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Tribute to Harry Lane Paid by the Senate

Washington reports tributes in a three hour Senate session for late Oregon Senator Harry Lane. Senators Chamberlain Jones Phelan Kenyon Hastings Norris Vardaman Reed LaFollette praised his honesty independence and advocacy for the oppressed.

Washington Harry Lane Oregon Senate Chamberlain Jones Phelan Kenyon Hasting McNary Lane LaFollette

Forest Service fund seeks ambulance for military unit

Forest Service members in Oregon Washington and Alaska raise funds to purchase an ambulance for a military unit as Nolin-Warehouse extends 100 feet.

Forest Service Oregon Washington Alaska Nolin

Baker Rain Ends 90 Day Drouth In Oregon

Heavy showers finally terminate a 90 day drouth crippling Baker and nearby counties. Farmers report crops damaged on irrigated lands and grain drops ruined. Rain arrives too late to help ranges, cattle move to lanes and hayfields for feed. This summer the driest since 1894 with only about .02 inch since June 11.

Baker Ore

Marion County Boys Profit From Pig Investment Plan

Fifty five Marion county boys borrowed $19 each this spring to buy a pig. They will gain about $30 per pig by selling after the state fair, with all pigs expected to fetch at least $40. The loans were advanced by W. G. Eyre of the United States National Bank, and the program aimed to showcase feed costs and profit at the county level.

Salem Ore Marion County Carlton W. G. Eyre United States National Bank Eyre

Beekeeping in Oregon Expands Profits and Hives

Oregon beekeeping grows in importance and revenue. About 5,000 colonies valued at 286000 were in 1912, with current industry value around 400000. Central Oregon leads in commercial apiaries followed by the Columbia basin and Southern Oregon.

Oregon Columbia Basin Coast Cascades Willamette Valley

Coos County State Fair Exhibit Shipped This Week

About a ton of cheese and several hundred pounds of other products were shipped from here this week to Marshfield. County Agent Smith is collecting Coos County's exhibits for the State Fair.

Marshfield Smith Coos County

Larson Hurt In Train Speeder Derby Detour Incident

Ernst J. Larson was injured when a speeder derailed on a trestle above Powers. The machine plunged ten or twelve feet as Larson was thrown against a hillside log, suffering slight internal injuries and traveling to Marshfield for a doctor visit.

Ernst J. Larson Powers Marshfield Tressle Mr. Larson

Claud H. Giles On Business In San Francisco

Claud H. Giles travels to San Francisco on business, visiting local offices and meeting with firm representatives to advance professional matters.

Claud H. Giles San Francisco

Cops and Curry County Fair Highlights Dairy and Cheese Awards

The sixth annual Cops and Curry county fair showcased strong dairy displays despite earlier difficulties. Jersey and Holstein champions were named with grand titles awarded, and creamery entries from Norway to Coos Bay earned top cheese scores.

Cops and Curry County W. E. Hartley Fitts L. J. Simpson John M. Long W. F. Slingsby Ayrshire C. E. McCurdy B. Bartlett C. A. Schroeder Jersey Theo. Clinton Norway Creamery Bandon Beach Creamery Coquille Valley Creamery Coos and Curry Counties

School industrial exhibit improves despite 1916 note

The school exhibit shows stronger agriculture and gardening displays but weaker manual arts. Collective exhibits are down from last year with several districts contributing individual pieces. Participating schools include Pleasant Point Eastside Fat Elk Norway and Myrtle Point. Winners will be published later as music provided by a local band for the three days.

Plesant Point

Fall rains raise risk of late potato blight in Oregon

Fall rains and fogs raise danger of late potato blight and rot in Oregon. Plant pathologist H. P. Barss advises spraying with Bordeaux mixture at 4-4-50 strength and copper sulphate bluestone mixtures to prevent infection, noting delay invites tuber rot and spread from soil spores. Timothy Ordaman of Portland performed with a band at Powers, Broadbent, Myrtle Point and at the city race track.

Corvallis H. P. Barss Powers, Broadbent Myrtle Point Tom Ordaman Portland

Horse Races Report Friday Card Includes Ventures in Multiple Classes

Friday's meet lists No 4 Trot 2:25 class one mile three heats with purses up to 125 dollars. No 5 Running half mile purse 75 dollars. No 6 Pace 2:35 class one mile purse 100 dollars with Carrie Lovelace and Harry N. Norton in times 2:39 2:37 2:35. No 7 Running half mile Bulgwayo Rogue River with times 0:51. No 8 Relay one and half miles change of horses purse 75 dollars with Claire Dement Glen Barker and Harry Wise strings listed and times 3:44.

Jean N F. P. Norton Bell Tangent G. W. Clark Razel Patch A.v.west Cleo H. T. Stewart Chas Foster Geo. McCaslin Carrie Lovelace L. Rickel Harry N. F. P. Norton Bulgwayo G. Zumwault Rogue River F. Wilson Claire Dement Glen Barker Harry Wise Borue River Bulawayo G. Zumwalt Forrest Hermann Clare Dement

Saturday Race Results Heat by Heat at Purse $175

Results from Saturday races including one mile trotting heats, five-eighths and quarter mile sprints, with purses ranging from $15 to $175. Notable events include a foul dispute affecting Cleo in heat 10 and apologies by rider Wade Zumwalt. Other entries feature Razzel Patch, Bell Tangent, Carrie Lovelace, and horses like Purse River and Bulawayo with various jockeys and times noted.

Razzel Patch A.v.west Bell Tangent G. W. Clark Carrie Lovelace L. Rickel Harry N F. P. Norton Sgreae John S Jap Yoakum Chas.’ Foster Geo. McCaslin Cleo H. T. Stewart Wade Zumwalt

Hood River Welcomes New County Agent Miss Bechen

Miss Martha Bechen newly appointed county agent for Hood River Wasco and Sherman counties spoke to Hood River Parent Teachers Association from The Dalles. She will visit Odell P T A next Monday and will base at The Dalles to organize permanent home economics clubs across the three counties.

Hood River Ore Martha Bechen Wasco Sherman Dalles Parent-Teachers’association of Bechen Odell Parent-Teachers’ Association

Oregon Governor Cannot Remove Loyal Eugene Legislator

Governor Withycombe announced he cannot depose State Representative Allen H. Eaton of Eugene despite the Eugene Chamber of Commerce condemnation for his role in the Chicago meeting of the people's council of peace. He stated Eaton is a loyal citizen and that removal is not within his power. the chamber also sought Eaton's faculty removal at Oregon University but that action lies elsewhere.

Salem Ore Allen H. Eaton Eugene Chamber of Commerce People's Council of Peace Chicago Withycombe Eaton People’s Council of Peace Eugene Chamber of Commerce Eaton Bbe Chamber Campbell Oregon University

Cheese Factories Raise Prices Due to Higher Materials

The Tillamook Headlight reports cheese factories in south Tillamook County have increased the cost of producing cheese to two and three quarters cents per pound amid rising material prices. Factories cited include Cloverdale Central Cold Springs Three Rivers East Beaver Pleasant Valley Beaver and Alder Dale.

Tillamook Cloverdale Central Cold Springs Three Rivers East Beaver Pleasant Valley Beaver Alder Dale

Congress to Adjourn Planned in October

Washington Sept. 17 Leaders in congress plan to adjourn early in October after enacting or disposing of most major legislation. President Wilson has no new measures to push.

Washington Congress Wilson

Oregon City Pioneer Memorial Building to Cost Five Thousand

A Champoeg project in Oregon will raise a memorial building in Oregon City for a total cost of 5000 dollars. The effort involves local leaders planning the structure as a lasting tribute.

Oregon City Champoeg

Federal Employees Plan to Organize National Union

Washington September 17 delegates from local federal employees unions gather to form a national federation under the American Federation of Labor. Samuel Gompers welcomes the effort and pledges AFL support and organization. Rankin urges backing of woman suffrage as women voters have supported labor principles.

Washington Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Jeanette Rankin Montana

Myrtle Point Schools Opened Monday With Staff In All Grades

The Myrtle Point Schools opened Monday with A. L. Barnhart as Superintendent and John L Gary as Principal. Instructors include Miss Myrtle Tobe and Olive A Roche in the High School, C. H Nosler in 8th grade, Nellie Barton 7th grade, Agness McCracken 6th grade, Lola Greene 5th grade, Metta Hansen 4th grade, Florence Davidson 3rd grade, Belle Whitaker 2nd grade, Daisy Short 1st grade, and Prof C A Davidson music.

Myrtle Point A. L. Barnhart John L Gary Myrtle Tobe Olive A. Roche C. H Nosler Nellie Barton Agness. McCracken Lola Greene Metta Hansen Florence Davidson Belle Whitaker Daisy Short

Senate Committee Reports Suffrage Resolution

Washington Sept 13 The Susan B Anthony national woman suffrage amendment is favorably reported by the Senate suffrage committee and will be placed on the calendar for a December vote pending likely two thirds support in both chambers. The Senate also passes Senator Shafroth's bill allowing Hawaii to grant voting rights to women with property and other qualifications and to submit unrestricted suffrage to the territory.

Washington Senate Suffrage Committee Senate House Wilson Shafroth Womer

Berlin Beer Loot Threat Sparks Allied Rumor

Forty tourists under the Massachusetts Foresters Association visit the National Forests and Parks of the West hoping to see landmarks and wilderness, while chatter asks if Germans will wreck beer in Berlin before American arrival.

Berlin Massachusetts Forestry Association National Forests and Parks West

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THE Geo. ‘Chamberlain Marion County Boys Coos Rik See Ath Eee Barker Buckskin Carter Dandy Culbertson Allen H. ‘Eaton Federal Gompers Amercan Federation of Labor New Union Senate Committee Bank of Myrtle Point Building
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