Tillamook Journey Recounts Roads Rivers and Beeswax Tales
The Graphic editor travels with E A King and his son from Portland to Tillamook county by Pierce-Arrow detailing the aging road, tolls, and macadam improvements. Along the way the party visits Nehalem, Wheeler, and Bay City, notes dairy and timber wealth, Neah-Kah-Nie Inn, and the famed beeswax mystery linked to a Possible sunken treasure.
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Graphic
E. A. King
Portland
W. A. King
Tillamook County
Mr. King
Tillamook
Iion
Jesse Edwards
Coast Range
Yamhill
Trask
Willamette Valley
Mississippi Valley
Indian Agency
Hebo
Bay City
Hobsonville
Garibaldi
Bayocean
Tillamook Bay
Garfield
Ocean
Nehalem
Neah-Kah-Nie Inn
Neah-Kah-Nie Mountain
S. G. Reed
Thos. H. Rogers
McMinnville
Neah-Kah-Nie
Nehalem A. Story
Pacific
Camphorwood
Necarney
Tillamook Head
Mr. Reed
George H. Himes
Oregon Historical Society
Mrs. Reed
Oregon
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Ina
E. A
Rogers
Reed
Smithsonian Institute
Wheeler
Wheeler Lumber Co
Netarts Bay
Pacific City
Nestucca Bay
Tillamook Country
Abe Tichner
Abe
Tich
C. J. Edwards
C.J
Mohler
Nehalen
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Paradise
Tillamook Cheese Makers
Nehalem Bay