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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1913
Page
3
A garbled local sheet notes community events and court actions. Mentions Tillamook VIllage areas, Hallie, Sheridan, and Tillamook County notices including a summons in Justice Court and land dispute proceedings involving Washington County claims and the Bimorg ranch.
Haltom and Cody accompany the party to Portland to lead annex trim ming at Aradehaw Broa while reps from Rantern manufacturere present for a ten day exhibition. Attendees plan mammoth purchasing of Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana goods from the country’s largest mill offering top materials and prices for merchants in a central convenient location.
Notice from Tilhamonk County Oregon that Robert Eiehinger is appointed administrator of the estate of acme Wo Riehinger deceased. Creditors must present claims with proper vouchers to Carl Hateriach in Tilhmook City within eight months from the date of notice. Hubert Kichinger also appointed administrator of the estate of George W. Kichinger, Dowensod.
Property listing offers 20 acres with barn and outbuildings on a riverfront strip. Features include mixed pasture, dairy suitability, new water and heat, pet and livestock friendly, and access via main route with phone contact. Short sale period with asking price around 2000 dollars. Interested buyers should write or call Wim Scott in Kernville Lincoln County.
A notice announcing a subscription option for the Herald indicating a twice weekly delivery. The item highlights the publication’s cadence and invites readers to subscribe for regular issues.
A fragmented account traces mountaineering origins in Europe from Dante, Petrarch, and Leonardo to Emperor Maximilian I and explorers like Conrad von Geaner and Jörg Blivter. It notes mounting interest in Alpine ascents for pleasure emerging in later centuries.
Sold at sacrifice. listing includes oak dining room set four chairs two kitchen tables three rockers one bed with mattress sewing machine LF rug heater range and other items. Sale conducted by Lt. J. Ackerman.
Notice states that the city surveyor has ascertained the cost and that the Tillamook City Common Council will meet February 5 1915 at 7 40 P M at the Commercial Club Rooms to hear objections and determine each parcel’s share then proceed to final assessment. Dated January 20 1913 by P W Todd.
A discussion on posing for portraits emphasizes the three quarter view as the most flattering and lifelike. The piece notes natural preferences for a balanced, softly lit profile while warning against defects that may mar the photograph.
The passage describes a complex mechanical or technical scene involving fibers, bindings, and precise wiring. It references a project or device requiring expert assembly, with notes on casting, testing, and alignment. The text reflects early 20th century technical prose and occasional errant characters.
A garbled historical snippet shows references to travelers and officials, noting suspicions of government action and police presence. It mentions names like Dinwulla and Dinwulla era authorities, with scattered phrases about barriers, trains, and political pressure emerging amid unrest.
Fragmentary text notes visitors in Chicago for meetings with fraternal groups and celebratory events. It describes arrivals Wednesday evening and mentions various clubs or congregations, with cryptic references to decor and reception activities.
The fragment discusses a roof incident and repairs after damage, mentioning Mr De Goal-Hal and requests for payment to cover repairs. It includes broken phrases and unclear names, reflecting a damaged OCR from a New York Weekly page.
A fragmentary exchange recalls a winter night when a young man began teaching skating and ended up teaching swimming to the speaker, hinting at a playful, intimate moment.
Mr. Henpeck and his wife argued when he entered the house with muddy feet. The dispute escalated, ending with him going to the mat in a physical confrontation.
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