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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1913
Page
2
Fragmented OCR note lists listings and ads for beverages notices, goods, and services dated and scheduled across days. Mentions promotions and advertisements including items with prices and locations in Titan market area.
A Tillamook referendum on local option dry status drew a large wets vote driven by finances and fear of litigation. Debate centered on prohibition, legal challenges, and the burden of past debts, with rumors and civic tension shaping the outcome and signaling another vote unlikely soon.
An article urging dairymen to adopt proper dairy practices and training. It emphasizes milk handling cleanliness, milk sheets and scales, and the need for careful herd culling. The author links well regulated dairies to disciplined households and virtuous citizens.
An old European scholar argues that life spans in animals are shortened by toxins formed in the gut. He credits non acidic bacteria for these poisons and lactic acid bacteria with hindering harmful forms, praising butter milk and cultured milk drinks for health.
A dense list of daily filings appears, detailing transfers of property and deeds in Tillamook Beach Wheeler Rockaway Bay City Bay Ocean areas. Numerous buyers and sellers such as First Bank & Trust Co Archange l Martensdres Sabatine Mastrandrea and Carl Brog lin are named amid parcel lots and tract references with dates and monetary amounts.
Notice announces work at City Hall starting March 7 to adjust current street assessments and address related charges.
Notice announces Hubert Eishinger as administrator of the estate of George W. Evebinger in Tillamook County Oregon. Creditors and claimants are notified to present their claims by the specified date, with the office of Carl Habeliaeh acting as attorney. Dated in Tillamook County Oregon.
A fragmented historical excerpt recounts a peculiar narrative about a spider and its relation to people and places. It mentions feigned authority and a sense of isolation, with scattered references to names, locations, and events within a broader social commentary.
The readable segments mention locations such as New York, Staten Island, Governor’s Island, Jamaica Bay, and various inland islands. References to a government project cutting through Harlem River and a 15 line of text about islets and land parcels imply a historical map or place-name catalog rather than a cohesive event.
A garbled passage depicts talking about class, marriage, and secrecy among social types. It mentions a curious guest, wealthier men, a waller with a philosopher, and hints at pledges before marriage. The style imitates dialects and abrupt interjections.
The article describes bank workers enduring long rounds and night shifts, emphasizing continuous operation. It notes full staffing during late hours and describes routines like entry logging, footing, and verification of transactions. It mentions payroll, customer service, and the steady pace of banking work across shifts.
Fragmentary manuscript describes Dahomey Amazons during conflict with vivid details of attire, armor, and ceremonial gear. It notes feather belts and weaponry, including rifles, in a striking description of the warriors. References to leadership and morale appear amid scattered lines.
The readable text presents scattered phrases about the Constitution, powers, and safety provisions. It references Allonia and Tim te a provision, with mentions of force, operation points, and land settings.
Fragmentary overheard exchange from a widow and customer at a wharf recounted by Woman's Home Companion. The dialogue hints at a deceased merchant and the widow’s request, with limited readable names or exact details.
Fragmentary line from an old issue presents a garbled plea about fame on a scroll and a claim of essential domestic art. The text references a publication named Biraloghaw Age Herald and mentions a staind of some denewtic art.
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