Tillamesk Travelers Endure Harsh Overnight Journey
A Tillamook party of eight to ten people led by Tom Harrison and Gra Mills travels from Portland to Timber then on foot toward Tillamook. They face severe hardship as slides and washed-out tracks halt progress, with a 3200 foot long slide near Beight and river washing forcing the rail line out of service for now.
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B. Kh
Tom Harrison
Gra Mills Will Berm
Theodore He Quincy Panghorn
Gulsteam
Heetor
Wheeler
Tittamook
Urmcer
Tillamook Receives First Mail After Nine Day Gap
Tillamook City got its first mail in nine days after a frontier mail route resumed. The mail traveled from Willamina to Mr Easter who carried it to Willamene Dolph, then to Help, and finally to the Tillamook-Clowerdale stage. The service will operate three times weekly with mail and daily papers likely included.
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Tillamook City
Willamina
Easter
Tillamook
Prom Courier details Cloverdale Christian Endeavor meeting
The Christian Endeavor society met Wednesday evening at Frank Worthington's home with many attendees. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Kirby Wednesday evening. Ruth and Ava Owen, Chas. Ray, and Vick Learned traveled to Portland via Willamina. A Willamina driver returning reported a horse killed near Delphane. L Krebs of Independence discussed selling Cloverdale’s local sawmill, which will operate next summer.
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Prom Courier
Christian Endeavor Society
Waa
Mra
Frank Worthington
Kirby
Independence
Aaw
IMPORTANT NOTICE ON LADDER RETURN AND MARRIAGE REPORT
Notice asks the unknown party to return a borrowed long and short ladder from the Star Theatre last September with no questions asked. It also reports S W Conover and Susie Crane uniting in marriage at the bride’s home on New Years Day with Rev Shrode officiating and best wishes from friends. A large two story building for rent is advertised by W E Dwight or C A McGhee.
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Star Theatre
M. KR
Hanenkraft
S. W. Conover
Susie Crane
Rev. Shrode
W. E. Dwight
C. A. McGhee
Dancer in Dirty Milk Says Professor
A Oregon Agricultural College professor told dairymen at Albany last week that 30 000 U S deaths occurred last year from dirty milk and outlined how germs contaminate milk. He urged better hygiene from milking to cooling and called for cooperative civic education to prevent disease.
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Professor
United States
T. D. Heekwith
Berteriology Department
Oregon Agricultural College
Albany
Beckwith
Heckwith
University of Wisconsin
Portland
Cloverdale School December Report Summary
Cloverdale school reports December figures with 44 pupils remaining to date and 55 enrolled since year start. Sixteen days taught, 646 total attendance, 15 days absence, 23 late instances, 30 pupils neither absent nor late, average pupil count 43.15, average daily attendance 42, attendance rate 97.5 percent, eight parent visits, one week vacation. Principal Brimnall signs.
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Cloverdale
Kew Beaver Odd Fellows Hall Dedication Set
The 1, C. O. F. Lodge of Beaver will dedicate their new hall on Saturday January 11. Supper will be served at 56 cents per plate with proceeds used to furnish the kitchen and dining room.
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C. O. F. Lodge of Beaver
Tillamook Swears In New City Council
At the first meeting of the year Mayor Harter and council selected officers and appointed committees. The mayor urged improvements in fire protection sidewalks street cleaning and enforcement, calling for a new fire warden report form and earlier closing hours for saloons to curb crime. A WCTU resolution favored city moral reform, and a birth notice follows.
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Frst
Harter
Leach
Sappington
Dick, Harrison
Bales
Jap Ranes
Tillamook City
Common Council
Tillamook County
Tillamook
Recorder’s Court
J. R. Harter
Daily Court Filings Show Transfers At Tillamook Beach and Bay City
A series of warranty deeds and contracts recorded at the Bay City court house lists transfers of lots and tracts in Tillamook Beach, Bay City, and Rockaway Beach. Notable filings include R Walling to Dan Reid for $10 on lots 10 to 15 in Tillamook Beach and multiple small parcel exchanges in Bay City and Stillwell areas dated January 1912.
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Bay City Land Co
Joseph H. Johnston
Bay City
C. W
Michael Qwstol
W Conner
Tillamook Beach
Earl Jackson
John Anderson
Rockaway Beach
L. H. Watkins
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First National Bank
Cilla‘nook
Oregon
Thetis IC. Laan Wa G. Tarr
U. S
Sidney BF. Menderson
Servepo
John Leland Henderson
Det Tree Afteroeg al Law and Notary Public
Tillamnook Title and Apstreact Company
Floth
Hanee
Tillamook, Oregon
Tillamook Cosenty Bank
Todd Hotel
P.O. Box
the Herald
Tillamesk
Sepper
Eeright
Peright
Cloverdale News
Cornell University
Connecticut
Cloverdale School Report
Brimnall
KEW Beaver
Sebanit
P. W. Todd
H. Z. Botta
N. J. Myers
Sidney Henderson
John Day
T. H. Gayne
Kuhlman
G. L. Dick
R. Phillips
Harrison
Hales
Bates
Jelt
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Fer
Thos. Handley
Dawson
Dr. Wendt
Edward K. Mitchell
Court House
Pacific Abstract Co
Brecht & Son
Pacific Addn
B. H. Miller
W. F. Looney
Royal Stillwell
Florence Stillwell
Stillwell
Ad Tillamook
Lloyd C. Smith
C. A. Meshee
Bar View Heights
A. G. Beals
A. Broughton
Norton
Tillarmooe
Joseph McDonnell
Mary Allison
Hoquarton Slough
LAMAR
Variety Store
Tillamook, Ore
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