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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1915
Page
2
Public notice from the Culamook Herald describes advertising rates and publication dates. It mentions misprints and corrections, business and professional notices, and deadlines for placing inserts. The notice indicates deadlines around Monday and Thursday and references tax and fee conditions.
The weekly budget meeting backs hard surfacing of roads to Clowervale and urges prompt action. It cites rail access differences, warns against delayed bonding, and notes growing sentiment for prohibition with discussions of nationwide and state efforts and a French temperance appeal.
The Herald thanks friends and patrons for their support this year and pledges to promote county welfare from a commercial perspective. It aims to uphold civic righteousness and law enforcement in government and wishes readers a prosperous New Year.
The annual report of Secretary Houston highlights three years of abundant harvests and record farm values totaling 9 sp720 000000, with exports reaching 1 470 000 000 for the year ending June 4. Despite overall gains, cotton shows a downturn with a 544 100 000 crop value, down 53 000 000 from the prior year.
The article surveys advances as China plans to mint 700 million dollars in silver and Idaho reports high production in metals. It notes postal savings gains, a sea water disinfectant for wounds, wheat crops in two ships from the Northwest, and $599,000 in park hotel projects. It describes an electrical reading aid for the blind, a University of Iowa device, and a public health service study on pellagra in Mississippi convicts, linking diet and disease outcomes.
The United Brethren Church announces Special Revival Services starting Sunday and continuing for an indefinit time. Sunday School at 9 30 A M. Worship 11 A M. Evening service 7 30 P M. Frank Dye to lead evening program. All are invited to work for salvation of souls. Pastor K G Suampertio urges attendance.
The Tillamook County budget session centers on highway improvements and funding. Key figures including Judge K. Ste and Attorney Coyne weigh proposals for hard surfaced roads and bond options to accelerate the project.
Harmony Jones and Prof Satders led a rural agricultural group at a Tillamook event. Mrs A Schlappl recovers from grippe. The Tillamook Sunday school elected H Hopkins as Superintendent and W Henkle as Secretary Treasurer with Flora Bayar as Asst Sec and Hoy Graves and Mra Hopkins as teachers. The beaver area event included Christmas program and tree with Henkle delivering Old Story. attendance was lower due to weather.
The Sunday service at Presbyterian Church opens the New Year with a sermon titled Resolution Covenant for Action promising the greatest year for church and city. Evening sermon at 7 50 focuses on The New Year Spells Opportunity while Sunday School classes report growing interest and new announcements. An earnest invitation is extended to all, especially Weehangers and those without a home church.
Tillamook County Holstein Breeders Association held its annual meeting Monday January 17 at 140 PM in the Tillamook County Court House. All members and interested parties urged to attend to discuss advances in black and white cattle. Officers Lat's wet on the wagon HH Kuppender secretary and W i Noyes president listed.
A garbled report describes county budget and law actions, including contracts with a willing party, appropriations for the year, and a planned meeting outcome. The narrative cites the county board and a realty group, with motions debated and a resolution carried after discussion.
Readable fragments describe a meeting about deevlopement and prosperity for Tillamook County. Attendees elected or will attend a conference of a development league. Names like Collamenhelumwid and Kreteomrs F 1 appear. a pledge for a community organization is signed. An evening meeting is planned to discuss repeat dete eaten and invite interested parties.
Notice from Ganahl Secretary of Lumber Company at 20 East Front Street Los Angeles California of a mortgage default on December 15 1615 with a scheduled sale completion January 7 1976 at 7 Street Avenue Los Angeles to satisfy indebtedness and taxes. Public auction details posted.
The Department of the Interior announces that Michael Calloway of Skeetigie Oregon applied January 24 1000 for a homestead patent for the NW NE section 1 Township 85 South Range UV West Willamette Meridian. The county court of Tillanoah Oregon will confirm on January 26 with witnesses Len Dinmondt John Whalin Alynen Edwards and others listed.
Notice announces restoration to entry of lands within Shimlun Noe thon Forest, Oregon. Land office in Portland will process applications on February 18, 1016 for parcels described as abandoned prior to January 1, 14, with preference to names listed and tied to specific homestead laws and mineral rights.
The text presents jumbled fragments about homesteads, entries, acres, and surveys. It references parcels by numbers and directions, with unclear names and dates, and mentions general guidance and specific plots. The overall content is a damaged note style record of land claims and measurement.
A legal mortgage notice filed in the Circuit Court at the Oregon county juristiction names J.P. Lebertioon Peeut and A. Fouts as defendants in a suit to foreclose and recover costs. The document sets the property description as the East One Half, the Fourth Towns, the East West Meridian area in Tillomend County containing six acres, with service of process and publication dates noted as start and end in 1016.
The notice lists a land application by Gregan for purchase of timber land in Willamette territory under the June act with amendments. It warns that contest must be filed with affidavits within a stated period to defeat the claim, mentioning the Portland registry office and officials.
The County Court announces a probate hearing to determine the will or estate for a named deceased person. Interested parties must appear to present claims and respond to court notices as required by law.
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