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Newspaper
Southern Coos County American
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
4
Discussion on Hugo Grotius the father of international law, his works Mare Liberum and De Jure Praedae, and their influence on modern ideas of codified international law and the League of Nations. Notes on imprisonment, books, and historical context.
An aged account surveys the shift from rural country stores to modern chain outlets in Portland and beyond. It traces the evolution from town meetings and horse-drawn wagons to cash-and-carry plans and swift, standardized service under a growing national chain system.
J. M. Bledsoe retter ned owner announces subscription terms for Myrtle Point. Rates listed: one year 2.00, six months 1.00, three months 0.78 with postage charges for foreign countries at 1.00. Announcement references act of March 8, 1875.
A June flag day editorial recalls the 1776 Congressional action that created the flag and marks John Paul Jones as Ranger captain. It urges teaching American democracy to immigrants and citizens, explains the flag’s symbols, and calls for liberty through law and equal opportunity for all.
A memorial meditation urges recognition of unseen courage in daily neighbors. It celebrates quiet virtues, the enduring human spirit, and the idea that discovery and inspiration reside close to home in familiar streets and faces.
A fragmentary prayer speaks of breezes and waves as symbols of unity. It prays that God protect a people and preserve religious and political liberty as the nation enters a time of worship and reflection.
The text urges finding good in others to counter despair and fraud. It argues that hope persists while life remains and that focusing on positive traits can inspire better behavior. It appeals to collective cooperation and personal effort to foster better outcomes.
Walter is not described as the emblematic figure of Demma and Pythias in the fragment. The text lacks identifiable actions or outcomes to summarize into a concise newspaper card. More readable content is needed to create a proper T and S.
The essay argues brick houses embody character like a sturdy man. Brick offers permanence, durability, economy, and beauty with varied colors, textures, and bond patterns. A well designed brick home conveys personal strength, comfort, and resale appeal, countering cost fears.
A historical reflection on plans to replace paper dollars with silver coins, exploring public sentiment, regional attitudes, and the cultural shift from paper money. The piece contrasts western culture, saloon life, and monetary symbolism with evolving national economics and the allure of silver.
A clipped market overview notes the great boom anticipated last fall failed to materialise. The stock market attempted a leap but stalled, while wheat spiked to two dollars before retreating, and the steel and iron industries show signs of sliding back from recent highs.
June Sunset laments a burst of activity that did not materialize. It argues that desire for easy profits harms both economy and personal happiness, noting the war profiteering period ended badly in 1920 and urging steady, honest effort for true contentment.
Notice to creditors announces the appointment of S E Bright as administratrix of W A Bright, deceased, by Judge R H Mast of the County Court of Oregon. Claims must be presented, certified, at Giles and Dement, Myrtle Point, Oregon within six months from first publication dated June 11, 1925.
Notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim in Oregon. Names Clark A. Slocum Harold A. Muller Josaph Cook and John E. Moles appear as witnesses. Before Edgar A. Dodge registrar at Myrtle Point on June 16.
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