Independence and peace call across Myrtle Point era
A historical editorial urges American self sufficiency in raw materials and shipping to reduce dependence on foreign powers. It highlights President Wilson's call for a day of peace prayer and questions whether the nation will support home industries over outsiders in a test of regional development.
United States urged to unlock mineral wealth in wake of Europe’s cutoffs
Secretary Lane cites potential for vast domestic development of fertilizers potash and phosphates and nitrogen from air to reduce reliance on Europe. He notes California potash deposits and 3,000,000 acres of undeveloped western phosphate lands, with ties to nitrate production via electric power at Niagara and western water power.
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United States
Europe
Lane
Germany
California
Chile
Niagara Falls
Norway
Home Industry Test in Vancouver Bridge Plan
An interstate Vancouver bridge project uses 1 750 000 public dollars raised by taxpayers from two states. The proposal favors Oregon and Washington home firms for steel cement and labor, arguing measures to protect local industry amid high import reliance and regional contractor activity.
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Vancouver
Columbia
Oregon
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Oregon Medical Association Opposes Dental Reform
The Oregon State Medical Association adopts two opposing resolutions in one day opposing an anti-dental trust bill and boycotting advertisers outside its official publication. It argues the existing law fosters a dental trust tied to medical ethics while simultaneously using trust methods to oppose changes.
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Anti-Dental Trust
Oregon
Seattle
Oregon State Medical Association
Physicians push back against medical ads in non medical outlets
Physicians warn of a supposed medical trust and call for broader tolerance of non traditional content. They fear current ethics strictness harms Oregon defenses against quackery and risk inviting broader attacks on Portland’s medical standing.
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Oregon
Portland Oregonvan
First Farmers Co operative Laundry in Chatfield
The first farmers cooperative laundry in the United States operates in Chatfield Minnesota. It serves rural patrons with five cent per pound washing and ironing and handles fabrics from coarse to fine. In its first year receipts reached 5408 dollars with 70 percent paid as wages and 10 percent dividends to patrons plus 6 percent to stockholders.
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Farmers’ Co-Operative
United States
Chatfield
Minn
Rally Day at Presbyterian Church Drive Sunday School
Rally Day Sunday September 27 features 10 to 11 30 a m Sunday school and service. Superintendent R A Annin in charge with Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 30 on The Golden Link that Binds. Wednesday Bible study and teachers training at 7480 with choir practice 7 30 p m led by Mrs R T Worley. James F Vernon invites all to worship if not attending elsewhere.
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Presbyterian Church Directory
R. A. Annin
R. T. Worley
James F. Vernon
Marketing farm products leaves regions starved or wasted
Under the present system of marketing farm products, it is possible and often occurs that people in one part of the United States literally starve for the want of the product while the same product in another part of the nation is wasting for want of a market.
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United States
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix in Oregon Estate
The undersigned Alice Bennett is appointed Administratrix of the estate of Walter W. Trennett deceased in Coos County Oregon. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to L A Roberts and E C Roberts at Flanagan Bennet Bank Building Myrtle Point within six months from September 24, 14, 475.
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Walter W. Trennett
Coos County
Oregon
L. A. Roberts
E. C Roberts
Flanagan & Bennett Bank
Myrtle Point
Alice Bennett
Walter W. Bennett
Notice for Timber and Land Purchase in Coos County Oregon
Frank Burkholder of Coquille Oregon filed Sworn Statement and Application No 90639 on July 20 1914 to purchase S of SW and NE of SW of Section 32 Township 29 S Range 10 W Willamette Meridian with timber valued at 31000 and land at 70 The timber is estimated at 480000 board feet at 50 per M and final proof is set for October 30 1914 before the County Clerk of Coos County Any protest or contest must be filed before patent issues J M Upton Register
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Landfice
Roseburg
Oregon
Grover Nervand Bower
Myrtle Point
Township
Range
Willamette Meridian
U. S. Land Office
Frank Burkholder
Coquille
Coos County
J. M. Upton
Register
Notice of Appointment of Executor in Oregon Estate
County Court of Coos County Oregon names Perry C Hatcher as executor of Richard Ramsey deceased and directs all claimants to present verified claims within six months to attorney J O Stemmler Spruce street Myrtle Point Oregon dated September 9 1914.
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County Court
Coos County
Oregon
Richard Ramsey
J. O. Stemmler
Spruce Street
Myrtle Point
Perry C. Hatcher
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Myrtle Point Mercantile Co., Inc
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Thuy
C. Milton Schulz
Canada
Coos Bay
Coquille Valley
Fred Hollister
Scott & Bowne
N. P. Peterson
Spencer & Shelley
Taxpayers and
Wa’ Se Earners League
America
Wilson
Scott's
L. A. Roberts and
E. C. Roberts
Attorneys At Law
Orvil O. Dodge
Claud H. Giles
T Te Point
E. A. Dodge
Flanagan & Bennett Bank OF
The
Marshfield, Ore
Swifts
Silver
J. E. Norton
Portland
G. M. Starr
E. E. Johnson
Coquille Mill & Mercantile Co
Red Cedar Foundation
W. E
Nelson Pike Building
R. W. Lundy
Bank of Myrtle Point Capital