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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
2
Notices for Timber Claims and homestead notices appear with subscription rates and display ad terms. The page lists insertion fees per line and per inch, publication schedules, and deadlines for Monday and Thursday mornings to appear in the following Tuesday and Friday issues.
Fragments accuse Falsiter Baker of Hewdight of cowardice while criticizing the Warres Cona'riction Co and urging Temillamook City to produce finished lumber locally. The piece cites Melchior’s church contract costs and calls for civic action, noting alcohol opposition and a broader appeal for reform and education.
County fair notes urge all farmers to bring exhibits for a countywide showcase rather than prizes. Speakers include Dr Kerr and college president. events run September 3–5 with daily programs, lighted grounds, and stock tents. The goal is to boost Tillamook County pride and turnout.
The Oregonian discusses disinterested science's stance against alcohol and criticizes the idea that alcohol is a food or stimulant. It notes physicians avoid it in prescriptions and references Oliver Wendell Holmes's praise as a harmful literary miscue.
A broad list of daily court filings records numerous real estate transfers. Transactions include Gattrell to Hain parcels in Manhattan and multiple deeds involving Moroney, Sandlake County properties, Rockaway Beach lots, and Tillamook additions. Several Financ ial institutions and estates appear in transfers with values ranging from $1 to thousands, reflecting active property activity in Tillamook and surrounding areas.
A string of property and stock transfers listed include Nehalem Reach lots sold for 60 and 975 dollars to various buyers, Grand Leader stock in Tillamook, Oregon, Manhattan Beach lots sold for 50 dollars, and a 40 acre tract in TOW 40 acres. Also listed are transfers in Bright Waters and Tillamook area with several individuals named as grantors or grantees.
Sunday School at 10 A M Morning service 11 A M Dr BK of smnbrake Oregon Conference will preach and administer the Quarterly Communion. Christian Endeavor P M Vep ie mission topic Home and Abroad led by Missula Thoma. Evening Union Temperance Meeting with Lois Smith and George N Taylor in attendance. Quarterly business meeting Saturday with Dr Bonehake presiding. church officers to bring reports.
The Sunday School picnic was a success and plans for the conference in Eugene Oregon in the week of September are discussed. Lectures offered at the church promise a rare treat and all members are urged to attend. Next Sunday services include public worship with the subject Conserving or Means and a People Meeting at 3 PM followed by a Union Meeting at the U B Church.
Presbyterian Church notes no preaching next Sunday. A union temperance service will be held at 8 P.M. Miss Lois Smith of the Loyal Temperance Legion of Oregon and Mr. George N. Taylor of the Oregon Anti-Saloon League will give addresses.
J C Holden as referee will sell at public auction the Stillwell Addition lots 1 through 8 in Lincoln now Tillamook City at the Tillamook County Court House. The sale is subject to court confirmation and will be in one parcel to the highest bidder for cash.
J F B Keals as trustee of F D Stafford will receive bids from now until August 30, 1914 for real property in Tillamook County Oregon. The property includes Block 71 Beals Addition Lake Lytle and Lot 4 Block 8 Mohler with plat on record. Lands will be sold to satisfy debts. trustee may reject any bids. Dated August 29 1918.
In Tillamook County a mortgage foreclosure action is filed by Tillamook County Bank against Rilo Patterson and Pred Wheeler. The case seeks to bar rights to two notes of 300 dollars each and foreclose the mortgage on the described property, with publication notice and six weeks to answer. Also notice of sale of tide lands by the State Land Board of Oregon, with bids to be received at Salem, details of the property, and eligibility requirements.
A. N. Marolf named administrator of the estate of John Claud Marolf deceased by Oregon court order. Creditors must present their claims with vouchers to Marolf or his attorney in Tillamook, Oregon within six months from August 25, 1913.
Board of Directors levied a $1.00 per share assessment on the capital stock payable to secretary H W Isham at 30 Kant Flat Street Los Angeles. Delinquent shares on September 30 1918 will be sold October 5 1913 at 10 o clock to cover the assessment and sale costs. Location of office 40 Kant First Street Los Angeles California.
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