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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1913
Page
1
An invitation notes daily afternoon sessions in the art department featuring crochet, basket making, punch work, and other crafts. It mentions stamps with purchases and lists several named activities and items in a friendly call to participate.
The article reports a shift from National Milk Sugar Company to new promoters pursuing whey contracting in Tillamook County. Plans include three sugar plants and a large refinery near rail and water routes. Dairymen are urged to sign contracts, with favorable terms and guaranteed high market returns, under no local stock subscription.
C N Drew and Chas Reynolds of Tillamook city wart veterans who fought at Gettysburg seek approval to attend the fiftieth anniversary reunion. The event runs June 2 to July 6 with Pennsylvania furnishing lodging and transport for fifty veterans, though interest now exceeds available funds.
Daily filings at the court house list multiple property transfers with names and prices. Items include Nebon to Fowler Lot 16 Block 40 Rockaway Ten dollars. Potter Royalty Co. to Hateh Lot 1Y Block 61 Bayoeeaun Ten dollars. Halleck to Dorney Lot 24 Block 6 Twin Rocks Eleven hundred dollars. Evans to Lane Lot 27 Block 2 Sandh ke by the Sea. Brighton Development Co. to Bets lo Lots 80 Brighton Three hundred fifty dollars. Bay City landco W. BP Ringle Lots 11 Block 1s Bay View Addn to Bay City Ten dollars. Liwight to Oak Nolan and Lot 4 Lot 6 Block 2 between Lots 6 & 7 Block 2 Tillamook One dollar. W. C. King to Rollie W. Watson land tract adjoining Stillwe to Tillamook to be platted and known as Kings adda to Tillarmook.
Peter Jenck longtime Tillamook County pioneer and Nestucca Valley rancher died at his brother in law Frank Berns home in Tillamook after a prolonged illness. Born in Blases France on October 13 1844 he came to America in 1871 and settled in Springfield Oregon before moving to Oregon in 1888. Survived by his wife and five sons Martin John Peter Tony and Joseph he served seven years in the French army and fought in the Franco Prussian War.
Industrial Fairs field worker Maria arrived Sunday afternoon lecturing in city schools. She and Superintendent Buel plan visits to Beaver Cloverdale Bay City Nehalem this week to promote industrial fairs and educate youth.
The Tillamook Commercial Club elected F. C. Baker as President and named officers and directors for the coming year. A committee was formed to seek rental terms for club quarters and another to prepare a Tillamook County product display for Los Angeles under Sanset magazine and the S P Ry.
Warrant No 36 drawn on School District No 22 Tilla mook County dated March 10 1913 issued to Long and Co for lumber amount 90 60 drawing 6 percent interest present at Nes tucen Valley Bank Cloverdale for payment. Interest ceases April 29 1914. Elmer L Webb District Clerk.
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