City Recorder's Annual Report from Tillamook Oregon 1902
City Recorder's annual financial report covers December 8 to December 31 with list of payments and projects. It records road work, surveying, lumber, bridge and culvert costs, school exhibits, water works, and municipal office expenses including prisoners board and taxes. Figures name many local contractors, residents, and vendors in Tillamook City and county.
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A. G. Jackson
Aureaving
Lamber
Sha Beaver Lambert Co
Hoskins Pendee
Akterman
Mead & Son
Wheeler Road
Toast Bete Co
Buel
Etperse
Eleetete Light and Pueto
City Water Works
M.G Vint
Board For
Tiltamwok Meat Co County Nocr Ae Till
Feed Co
County Power
F. E. Cress
Hea
Willett
Run
King & Loith
Mdae
Reland
J. B. Uapheas
Joli
Childers
Tare County
Pareeta
Grant Mills
Mie
Bartholt
F. Zachman
W. Didvladwell
Eva Co
D. T. Edmunds
Ald
Tillamook Church Prepares Dry Vote Sermon
Christian Church Notes invite parishioners to worship with a 10 a.m. Bible School, 11 a.m. sermon on Why Tillamook should go dry now, 2 p.m. Junior Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor, and 7:30 p.m. union meeting at United Brother Church for a forthcoming election. Pastor K. E. Jope invites all.
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Church of ‘Chrier
Tillamook
United Brother Church
K. E. Jope
Ranch for Sale and Public Works Report Fragment
Fragmentary real estate listing describes a ranch on the Siletz River with a house barn and outbuildings, adjacent fruit trees and dairy potential. It mentions sale terms and a January 1st milk sale, plus a long municipal financial report noting warrants, road ordinances, and sewer work previously issued by the county recorder.
Methodist Church Notes and Temperance Rally This Sunday
Methodist Church notes announce Sunday lesson in S. 5S titled Man The Crown of Creation with service at US ASM. Subject Why The Saloons Should Close. Young Peoples Meeting at 6 20 PM. Union Temperance Rally at the U B Church at 77. All warmly invited. WH Kuhlman Pastor.
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U. B
U B Church Notes Sunday Service Topic
Pastor J B Meese announces Sunday at 11 00 A M the sermon Why Til lamook anouls the Dry All welcome to these services by 1 E Meese Pastor
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U. B
J. BE. Meese
E. Meese
Man With the Iron Mask Linked to Local Beheading Tale
Dundee Advertiner reports a murky tale in White Hopel parish records about a masked killer nicknamed the Man With the Iron Mask. The entry claims the suspect cut off the bend of Cthirtes and was executed at Hillwell after a late January feud.
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Lilly
Cromwell
Hopel
Beandan Hibeel
Hillwell
Dundee
Subtle Rhetoric on Water Rights Cited in Star Column
Washington Star columnist critiques corporate control of water and public access in a fragmentary editorial piece. Dustin Strbal questions governance and raises concerns about private interests shaping essential resources.
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Tme
Dustin
Washington Star
Pretty Poor Gingera and the Neighboring Baby Song Issue
A cryptic caption from Alutber's Juourgai hints at domestic tensions over singing to a baby. The text notes neighbors prefer listening to the infant rather than the spouse, suggesting a domestic scene with unresolved conflict and social commentary.
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Gingera
Alutber
Herald Twice Weekly Subscription Offer
A notice promotes subscribing to the Herald which is published twice weekly, urging readers to sign up for regular delivery and access to news updates.
Baby Wood Ducks and a Nature Themed Experiment
An observer recalls watching mother wood ducks guiding eleven ducklings to water. The scene includes a nocturnal moth and a procession of the duck family, with descriptions of shadows, a hollow tree, and the ducklings following their mother in the creek as they swim and are placed at the head of the group. The text blends natural behavior notes with fragmented, poetic commentary.
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Wiesel
Clint
A Quaint Philosopher in a Twisted Tale
An obscure translated prose fragment presents a philosopher figure in a stream of disjointed, surreal scenes. The narrator recounts a strange chain of events and dialogues with dreamlike imagery, hinting at philosophical doubt and odd encounters.
Fragmentary OCR Note Mentions Individuals and Incident
A damaged OCR fragment references a cleaved man and injuries. It mentions Darrel with a left eye injury and unknown perpetrators. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or locations.
Courts of Love and Medieval Courtship Traditions
The text discusses the medieval concept of courts of love. It notes they emerged in southern France in the 12th century under formal rules and involved nobles and poets crafting treaties on matters of the heart.
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Hivalry
Jane
Vranve
Kittita
The German and You in Letter Writing Etiquette
A brief note discusses how German and English letter writing differs in capitalization rules. It contrasts lowercase tiny letters with capitalized pronouns and the impact of etiquette traditions on written communication.
Incoherent Remnant Reflects On Meeting And Drink
Fragmentary text hints at a casual gathering described as meet and drink. The garbled phrasing references a schoolmate and social norms, but lacks a clear event, date, place, or participants.
Naval gun telescopes and improvised safety failures
A historical account describes early naval telescope testing on artillery, noting a series of mechanical faults that caused detachment and misalignment. It details attempts to adjust telescope mounting, the impact on aiming, and a dramatic improvised fix observed by officers in Washington.
Fragmented historic protest text on long haired men
Fragmented OCR reads as a protest piece with names and rhetoric about long haired men and authority. It mentions governors and various individuals, expressing social tension and calls for public action amid unclear events and locations. The exact context and dates are unreadable.
Stranger speaks as Opportunity in odd town exchange
A puzzling social encounter unfolds in which a stranger labels themselves Opportunity and touts action. The unnamed man questions the stranger while referencing work and a dollar in a stream of fragmented dialogue.
Childrens wordplay from a 1910s Home Companion note
A playful exchange features a three year old named Any with a Neely Uitte brother describing family growth. The dialogue includes a joke about adding one more child and a motherly remark, illustrating light domestic humor from the Women's Home Companion.
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Any
Abe
Amy
A Gentle Hint and a Hungry Traveler Exchange
A brief, archaic scene features a hungry traveler and a kindly respondent. The exchange hints at hospitality and small talk as the traveler asks for sustenance and the helper offers aid, reflecting simple human kindness.
Noises of Pek Auction Alarmed Street Vendors
A garbled report describes a noisy scene on a Peking street with a vendor under watch and a drum sounding amid barter trade. Observers note police attention and a walled market crowd as mixed sounds draw attention and tension.
Incoherent reminiscence about David Garrick and brother George
A garbled reminiscence references David Garrick and his brother George in a murky tale about a slave laborer behind the scenes. A wag’s terse reply hints at desire, but the text is fragmentary and unclear.
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George Garrick
David
George Cave
Fragmentary Bond of Courtesy Quoted in Boston Script
A mangled phrase from a Boston script shows a confused exchange about affection and truth as two speakers perform a delicate double play to please each other. The fragment hints at diplomatic speech and personal flattery in a literary context.
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Boston
Resigned Woman Reflects on Marriage to Dibble
The Birmingham Age reports a resigned remark by a Mrs Dibble who believes marriage to Dibble brought no worse misfortune, reflecting a somber tone on personal sacrifice and fate.
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Dibble
Birmingham
Our Own Heart and Not Other Wy Opinions
A compact note asserts personal integrity and true honor over external opinions, urging self-trust and steadfastness in conduct. The statement emphasizes inner judgment as the guiding standard for virtue.
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Honor Ridge
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