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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1913
Page
2
A poetic lament expresses weariness with urban toil and crowds. The speaker longs to return to a river and meadow where he can dream and be valued for that dream rather than constant labor. The poem contrasts city trophies with the tranquil countryside and love for dream life.
A reflection on adversity and prosperity, warning that success tempts vanity and dissipation. It cites a once famous baseball pitcher who died in a cheap rooming house, attributing his downfall to drink and public acclaim. The piece urges frugality and moderation to avoid ruin.
A survey of financial and trade journals notes tariff uncertainty easing and a hopeful mood among U S manufacturers and merchants. Merchants report lower stock levels and rising demand, with wholesale and retail movement quickening ahead of last year as bank clearances in early September exceed 1911 by about five percent.
Harlan Read argues that true happiness comes from internal contentment not external wealth. He criticizes pretension in high society, noting how pursuit of appearances harms both mind and body, and urges right living and clear thinking over vanity and status.
The Enterprise, the leading Myrtle Point paper, has doubled in size and now has over four times the subscribers in Coos county. Its advertising columns reach readers seeking vital community information and local development news. Join in by placing a large weekly display of store news to reach interested locals.
The Coos Bay Harbor notes that the second annual fair concluded with satisfactory exhibits and attendance from some towns while North Bend and Marshfield offered no contribution. The letter blames poor management but anticipates full regional representation next year.
Jackson county leads in road building by voting bonds under the law for trunk highways. Coos county trails closely, with public sentiment growing in favor of improving roads, as noted by the Coos Bay Harbor.
A speaker urges readers to forget sensational history and the daily press glare. He calls attention to the good work by the multitude across the United States and asks readers to focus on constructive efforts rather than old evils.
The article notes Oregon becoming the fourth state to choose plans for a state building at the 1915 Panama Exposition, outlining regional participation and official decisions.
The article explains the public’s right to use roads for travel and transfer of goods, noting passages must be reasonable. It covers cattle driving, wagon use, and limits on stops for sports or diversions, emphasizing that prolonged stoppages hindering others are unlawful.
Toledo product claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials and 75 cent price. Sold by druggists. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A 1913 article explains that automobiles bicycles and traction engines have equal rights on public roads with duties like due care and obeying the rule of the road. It covers passing rules turning rights at cross streets pedestrian duties and the legal standard for negligence in traffic incidents.
I E Rose administrator announces final account in the estate of Guy L C Rose deceased. County Court for Coos County Oregon will hear objections and settle the estate on Saturday October 11 1913 at the County Court Room in Coquille City. Dated September 11 1913.
Osa Garman sues Oscar Garman in equity for divorce in Coos County Oregon. Plaintiff seeks dissolution of marriage, custody of their minor child Arman, permanent alimony, support and education, costs, and other relief. Summons published by order of Judge John F Hall in Myrtle Point Enterprise commencing August 14, 1913.
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