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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1913
Page
2
The Tillamook Herald imprint shows editor Crombley and announces classified rates and deadlines. It covers subscription details, insertion charges, display ads, legal notices, and publication rules for five mornings weekly with Tuesday and Friday issues in mind.
The August 26 1913 issue notes a ladies meeting on patronizing domestic products at the Commercial Club and reports a fire at Coates Lumber Co with a spark culprit suspected. It also includes a long polemic praising the Catholic Church and warning against Protestant anti Papist rhetoric.
A letter to the Herald criticizes anti Catholic campaigns and the paper The Menace. The writer defends the Catholic Church noting its centuries long strength and warns against persecution and slander. He cites Lord Macaulay and historical resilience of the church and urges readers to resist bigoted press campaigns.
The Circuit Court of Oregon Tillamook County issues a summons against Lawrence E. Sanders Gertrude A. Sanders The First National Bank and C T Dye in a foreclosure case. The complaint seeks judgment for 165 dollars with interest and costs plus 404.82 in taxes and attorney fees, and a sale of the northeast quarter of section 4 township range Willamette Meridian to satisfy the mortgage debt and costs. The summons is dated July 22 1914 and published weekly for six weeks starting July 22 1919.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Portland Ore issues notice that Joan N Kirsch of Tillamook Oregon filed intent to make final commutation homestead proof for land in Section 18 Township South Range West Willamette Meridian. Proof set for September 20 before Tilamook County Clerk. Witnesses: George T Kiehrn Charles G Lyon James Hughey Wesley Kash, all of Tillamook. Registrar: H F Higby
The Tillamook County Board of Equalization will meet at the Court House in Tillamook Oregon on Monday September 9 1913 to publicly examine the assessment roll and correct errors in valuations descriptions of lands and property. The board will continue day by day until the process is complete and all interested parties must appear before adjournment. Cited at Tillamook Oregon August 11 Lula
Ro Eichinger, administrator of the estate of George W Bieninger, prompts hearings in Tillamook County Oregon. The final account is filed with the county court and a hearing is set for September 2 1913 at 10 am at the Tillamook County courthouse. Objections must be presented to the court before the hearing.
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