Legion Outlines Plans for New Building
A legion is working on developing plans for a new building and the city will provide funding to support the project.
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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
1
Tillamook May Get Armory Through Legion Efforts
The American Legion plans an infantry armory for Tillamook City with 74 men in the unit. The projected cost is about 6300,000 with funding split as government 50 percent, county 25 percent, and city 25 percent.
Allen House Burglary Reported Theft From Three Rooms
Thief entered three rooms at the Allen House on Friday night and stole money and clothing. Items include 323 from Frank Menn watch and 7.16 from J W Cook and 619.00 from M Talbott. Suspect escaped through the bathroom window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen House
Wateher
Frank Menn
J. W. Cook
M. Talbott
Nehalem Valley to Open New Bank at Wheeler Early March
Local business men organize a bank at Wheeler with Portland banker BN Slocum assisting. The Nehalem Valley Bank project aims to start with $16,000 capital and $3,000 reserve, with liberal subscriptions already in. The old Nehalem Valley Bank building to be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Nehalem Valley
BN. Slocum
Portland
Nehalem Valley Bank
Brock .N
Haltem's Tillamook Metropolitan Store Price-Reduction
Haltem's Til lamock metro politan department store launches a major price reduction event Saturday at 10 AM. The Morald features a double page spread in red readers should start from the beginning. Hourly times 10 11 AM and 1 2 PM highlighted. Example deals include heavy double blankets at 1.10 per pair and red sheets at 4¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haltem
Tillamock
Issac
Haltom's
Edson Fells Cougar With an Apple Not Axe
Wallace Edison claims the only man alive to have felled a cougar using an apple not an axe. Reports describe a tense chase where he hurled a half eaten apple at a 6 foot 7 inch cougar, the dog joining the pursuit, and a single rifle shot ending the encounter. Neighbors nickname him Cougar Edison as he awaits a state bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Edeon
Rainewey
Coevar
Orar
Sioty
Cougar Edison
State Highway Commission designates coast road as secondary
The Roosevelt Highway project faces opposition as the State Highway Commission assigns lower priority to the Tillamook to Newport coastal route. Local groups press for funding and route changes while Til lamook and Clatsop counties seek preferred paths via Wheeler and Garibaldi Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoomevelt Memorial Coast Highways
Nce
Comminson
Fred Reker
Association
Herod
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Tillamook
Newport
Fred C Taker
Onsocred Memorial Coast Highway Association
Forest Service
State Highway Commission
Tillamook County
Tracadam
Clataop County
Mobler
Clastop County
Ecola
Cannon Beach
Necarney Mountain
Wheeler
Brighton and
Garibaldi Beach
Explosion at Three Rivers cheese factory destroys plant and roof
On a Wednesday evening the boiler exploded at the Three Rivers cheese factory, blowing off the roof and wrecking the building. The plant, insured for 4840 dollars with Hartford agent R W Watson, is under rebuilding. Ed Fogg won cheese at the plant. his assistant was repairing atop the boiler minutes before. No one was nearby at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Rivers
Hartford
R. W. Watson
Ed. Fogg
Viant
S P Conscience Fund Grows With Small Private Donations
The Southern Pacific Conscience Fund shows steady growth with contributions from patrons and employees. Donors range from 1 cent stamps and 80 cents to 50 dollars, covering past rides and fare corrections from Oregon to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Calif
Cave
Freano
Los Angeles
Theo
Melrose
Havenscourt
San Diego
Cal
Portland
Marys River
Klamath Falls
Ore
Man
Gazelle
Montague
Ato Cn
Conacence Fund
1921 Vehicle Totals Include Cars and Commercials
In 1921 a total of 118 615 motor vehicles were recorded including passenger and commercial cars. The report notes 146 motor ee et ni ee in the same period, reflecting the era's growing automotive usage and uneven data capture.
Sale of Pure Bred Heletics Involving Lady Anggie Orimby
R Boals sold 64 head of pure bred cattle to Carnation Stock Farms of Seattle. The lot included Lady Anggie Orimby of Rock and her progeny, winner of three grand championships at last fall’s shows. Express shipment by three cars with live attendants and health provisions arrived in Stewart, Washington, after a record-fast move from Tillamook. Carnation executives praised the service. prices were not disclosed but high values were anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Anggie Orimby
Rock
Aaggie
A. R. C. Sow
Rossie
Express
Carnation Co
Bulkley
N. A. Brown
E. A. Schmoker
E. T. Watkins
H. E. Alberts
Portland
Tillamook
Stewart
Wash
At & AM
Carnation
Express Company
Mr. Beals
Aale
William Jennings Garrett Visits Tillicum Community Figures
William Jennings Garrett, a known Democrat and former Haltom’s aide, visits Tilamook area. locals recall his era as a fisherman and store drummer. He travels as a Spool Cotton Co. representative and plans a week-long stay before returning to San Francisco. Tilamook Chamber notes praise for regional cooperation on highway and coastal access projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen House
Will Jaw Jennings Garrett
William Jennings
Haltom's
William
Business Men Plan Second Get Together Banquet
The Tillamook Chamber of Commerce hosts a banquet Thursday evening February 2 at six at the Tillamook Hotel. Speakers will discuss city and county concerns including freight rates with visitors from the Southern Pacific Co. attending. The event aims to elect a Chamber board of directors and invites all local business men to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy A. Kiem
Shire Chamber of Commerce
Tilook Chamber of Commerce
Tillamook County
Klein
Ha Fette
St Iamond
Tilamook
Newport
Forest Service
Lincoln
Uide
Salma River
Newport Acton
Tillamook
Tillamook Chamber of Commerce
Cit
A. F. Coats
A. F Coats Lumber Co
Southern Pacific Co
Ferns Visited Local Agents From Glenn Falls Fire
A. A. Ferns, representing Glenn Falls Fire Insurance Co., visited our city to meet with Mr. Gaylord and Mr. Henderson, the firm’s local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Ferns
Glenn Falls Fire Insurance Co
Our City
Mr. Gaylord
Mr. Henderson
American Legion Meets with Boxing Bout at City Hall
The American Legion plans a regular session at City Hall Friday with a boxing match featuring Jim Flannigan versus Tough Mike as a special attraction. Next Friday Tillamook Post 47 meets at Wheeler with a 6 30 P M carpool from Bunset Garage for those needing transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
City Hall
Jim Flannigan
Tough Mike
Atg
Highland Grove Farm Brings Fame to Tillamook Cattle
The Highland Grove Farm adjoining the city has earned fame for Tillamook through national dairy press features and front page coverage. Mr Beals in an interview to a correspondent said he would not abandon the breeding game and praised his herd sire and daughters, predicting they may surpass other breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peleon
Highland Grove
Tillamook
U. S
Beals
Wheeler Mill Preparations Behind the Restart
Wheeler Mill gears up to resume cutting as machinery is overhauled and bunk house prepared. A. W. Vosburg of Wheeler Lumber Company detained east due to ill brother. start date likely early next week. Coal Creek camp to resume soon. 27 workers when both run. C D P Sellwood injured in Studebaker crash at Simoons Creek bridge. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Vosburg
Wheeler Lumber Company
Coal Creek Camp
C. DP
Sellwood
Simoons Creek
Studebaker
Logging trains roll from mountains on Tillamook line
The 1922 logging season opens with a Tuesday morning pull of 85 cars off the big fellows at Menefee landing on the river amid an inch and a half of snow. Camps are active. multiple outfits began or planned crews this week on lines from Gales Creek to Fernwood, with several underway or starting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillamook
Menefee
Campa
Whee'er
Weist & Co
Vannesa & Shiven
McCall Logging Co
Hulbert
Ross Lumber Company
Gales Creek
Wilson River
Locg Ng Co
Fernwood
Weether SoaMne
Rosenberg Brothers Plan Major Improvements at Netarts Resort
Rosenberg Brothers, buyers of the Maxwell property at Netarts, intend to spend large sums to improve the seaside site. They will build roads, cottages, and camp facilities, with sanitation in mind, aiming to create a first class resort and attract buyers for bungalows. The county court has called for bids to support spring work and beach business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenberg
Maxwell
Netarts
Bell
Pulls Creeks
Rosenberg Stetes
Rozenberg Brothers
Theroperty
Roenberg Brothers
Miss Haltom in Recital at Christian Church
On Monday January 23 Ramona Haltom performed a piano recital assisted by Betty Lantz-Myers on violin. The program featured works by Rachmaninoff Scautt Mlynareki Hoffmann Dowell Lack Rafini Cousee praised for clear technique and musical polish. the audience praised the young performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch
Ramona Haltom
Betty Lantz- Myers
Christian Church
Rachmaninoff
Scautt
Sthumann
Hoffman
Mae Dowell
Myers
Rafini
Also Mentioned on This Page
Company OF Infantry
Tillamook City
Allen
Edson Fells
Wallace Edeom
Hillal
Tony
Bed Bie
Hero Factory
S. P. Conscience Fund
Conacience Fund
Southern Pacific Company
R. Boals
William Jennings Garrett
Boyd Mendenhall
Bill
Tonem
Spool Cotton Co
Healog
Oregon
San Franisco
Hai‘om
American Legion Activities
Wheeler Mill
Rosenbergs
Offer County
Ata
Ocean
Miss Haltom
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