Mexicans Shoot American Official at Juarez
Charles Dison Jr a United States Immigration Inspector was shot in the back by Mexican federal soldiers near Juarez while being escorted from the city He said the soldiers were drunk and intended to execute him He broke loose and ran toward the border Washington demanded arrest court martial and punishment of the shooters and the immediate release of two more Americans held at Chihuahua City
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Paso
Tea
Charles
Dison
San Mego
United States
Juares
Milan
Cirec Hon
Dixon
Kahk
Washington
Huerta
Menxico
Charles 2 Dison, Jr
Juarez
Mex
Charles Biseei
Berneet
Donald
Manisca
Cadetship vacancies and suffrage protest headlines
War department lists many West Point cadet vacancies and March entrance exams. New York suffrage organizers plan delegation to Washington to deliver petitions. Panama Canal rent payment of 250000 completes prior cash in 9 years. California graft case draws surgeons and patient attention. Japanese land companies rapidly formed to dodge restrictions. Seven southern Chinese provinces unify against Peking. Calumet copper strike ends with state troops sought after gunfire. AT&T antitrust suit consolidates 50 defendants across five western states.
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Panama Canal Zone
Panama
Los Angeles
Margaret Enberger
California
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
United States District Court For
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Fragmentary Local Notice Yields Sparse Details
A damaged OCR snippet offers little readable content about a local notice or event. It mentions a house, corner, and incomplete words making it impossible to identify people, organizations, dates, or actions.
Netarts Bay and Cape Mears Lighthouse Trail Noted
The Mazamas from Portland visited Netarts and Bayocean on a hiking trip. The route includes the beach stretch, crossing to the Cape Mears lighthouse promontory, where a keeper and two assistants reside. The lighthouse complex, equipment costs, and sea views are described, with mention of the Maxwell place offered at $25,000 and the passage of frontier settlers.
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The
Mazamas
Portland
Aire
Tneir
Bayocean
Netarts
Cape Mears
Maxwell Place
Tillamook Beach Socials Highlight Series of Events
News notes from Tillamook describe a crowded Saturday dance at the pavilion with Sharpe and Riehm and Tillamook auto service bringing hundreds. A Sunday boat trip to Three Arch Rocks entertained a large party, though the return voyage failed in shallow water. Families from Tillamook enjoy camp life at Happy Camp and more.
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Sharpe
Riehm
Perkins
Tillamook
Wilbur Stilwell
Father Berne
Dallan
Oklahoma Wild West Show Thrills Hillsboro Crowd
A large turnout fills Hillsboro for the Oklahoma Wild West Show with cowboys cowgirls Cossacks Indians and clowns. A free street parade kicked off at one o'clock and tents line the depot grounds as crowds from Tillamook and surrounding areas stream in to see the first circus in town.
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Hillsboro
Tillamook
Burge Loomer Tie The Knot In Quiet Sunday Rites
On Sunday evening at G W Burge’s home the marriage of Miss Kathryn Burge and Mr Benjamin Franklin Loomer was performed by Rev D A MacKenzie of the Presbyterian church. Miss Burge a popular teacher in Tillamook, Loomer a telegraph operator from King's County California. They came from Nebraska where they met and will reside in California after leaving Monday afternoon.
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G. W. Burge
Kathryn Burge
Benjamin Franklin Loomer
D. A. MacKenzie
Presbyterian Church
Miss Burge
Tillamook
Loomer
King’s County
California
Nebraska
Timber interests risk isolating Wilson River road
The Wilson River region, once cleared ranches now owned by lumber corporations are left overgrown and derelict. Rumors say the firms push to abandon the Wilson River road to cut travel, a policy seen as isolation to protect timber from fires, drawing protest from nearby ranchers. James Reeder tests as a Hadley case witness while awaiting air navigation progress. Portland visitors reach fishing spots beyond the Barrier and guests Camp near Donkey to fish and prospect. Mrs. Wesley Sutton returns from Netarts to ranch life as garden pests intrude. James Hughey visits Nestucca river farms as Tinnerstett logs cordwood for sale.
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Wilson River
James Reeder
Hadley
Portland
Herald Ad Boosts County's Largest Circulation Leader
An Advertive notice in the Herald touts its position as the county's widest reaching newspaper. It emphasizes broad circulation and strong regional presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Fortunate Auto Accidents Near Netarts and Beaver
Two motor incidents near Netarts and Beaver ended with minor injuries and little vehicle damage. A touring car carrying Nelson, Coffman and others overturned on a hill two miles from Netarts. Mrs. Coffman was lightly hurt and rescued by Roy Stillwell, with the car later righting itself after three tree trunks were used to create a ramp. A Ford driven by Martin Peterson of Forest Grove swerved to pass a cabbage truck and fell into the Nestucca river. a lady passenger was slightly injured but no major damage occurred.
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Netarta
Nelson
George Coffman
Henry Block
Portland
Block
Netarts
Maddox
Coffman
Roy Stillwell
Beaver
Martin Peterson
Forest Grove
Nestucca
County Fair Notes From Board Meeting
The county fair board met Monday with Kraner Elliott Dunstan and Spalding present. Prizes for grade heifers were set with Jersey eight and four dollars for first and second. Holstein five and four. Guernsey eight and four. Audit committee elected Erwin Harrison W C King and Morrison Mills. Parade committees named H Crenshaw auto parade Reedy stock parade W S Buel children’s parade. Frank Severence named marshal of the day. The secretary’s office is in the old Snuffer building. Dr Lytle state veterinarian and Dr Reedy plan cattle tests for exhibition.
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Kraner
Elliott
Dunstan and
Spalding
Jersey
Holstein
Erwin Harrison
W. C. King
Morrison Mills
H. Crenshaw
Dr. Reedy
W. S. Buel
Frank Severence
Snuffer Building
Lytle
Cattleman W B Honey to Work in Oregon with Morrow
Honey of Honey and Hathaway leaves for Independence to work with W C Morrow a top Jersey cattle breeder in Oregon. His son Thane will run the store in his absence. Honey cites health as reason for the move. Also offered 80 acres at Netarts Bay five miles from Tillamook City on a new county road with flexible terms through J M Liisberg.
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W. B. Honey
Honey & Hathaway
Independence
W. C. Morrow
Oregon
Mr. Honey
Thane
Netarts Bay
New County Road
Tillamook City
Bacres
J. M. Liisberg
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First National Bank
Tillamook, Oregon
Hperb
Dike
Llamook Drug Store
Koch , Hill KE. Koch
Ph. G
Bell and Mutual
E Henderson
John Leland Henderson
Lea's Trees, Attorney At Law and Notary Publ
Tillamook Itle and Abstract Company
Tilamook, Oregon
Claussen
Imb-Schrader Company
Mt and Warehouse Front St
2D and
3D Ave
United States Immigration
Weat Point Cadetahips
War Department
Couriers
New York
Woman Suffrage Movement
Congress
Government Reserve
Three Arch Rock
Ove Theossand Foot Cave
Tillamook County
Loomer—Burge
Wilson River News
Fred Boskowits
V. Deverieux
Wesley Sutton
James Hughey
Nestucca River
LAMAR
Variety Store
Tillamook, Ore
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