Measure Hitting Paving Trust Sparks Debate in Oregon
Solem and Carpenter introduced a bill to curb paving contractors by banning patent or trademarked paving materials and requiring open competition. Officials face fines up to 2000 dollars or 2000 days in jail for violations as the measure aims to dissolve a perceived trust and restore fair bidding.
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Solem
Eac
Paving Trust
Tregen
Tarnenter
Procera
Teak
Carpenter
Successful applicants for teachers papers announced
The December examination results list numerous successful applicants led by Miss Mabel Rumsey and Miss Eve Wolfe with several renewals granted. Notable high scorers include Miss Allin Phillipa and Miss Mabel Rumsey. percentages cited reach above 96 and 240 percent in a reporting inconsistency.
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Maccesayul
Ceorgia Sowers
TiVladneek
Cora Finch
Maud Lingermund
Mina Kate Showts
Nellie Harwith
Misa
Cehentye Venla
A Alle Phillips
Eve Wolfe
Wintie Epplett Harney M Snsen
Kuri Tt
Nostra
Neskowin
Mabel Marmeoy
Hayooran P. EK. Hetheman
Heaver
Mise Jiannat
Molitor
M. Cross
Hele Mies Mattie Novity
Cleverdaie
Audie Stone
Mamie Sotten
Nowkowity
Donning
Hemlock
Notice to pay bills to T H Gayne in Tillamook City
Notice to all persons owing William Hadley agent of Wheeler Lumber Company that such bills should be paid to T H Gayne at his office in Tillamook City Oregon instead of to Hadley. Dated January 16 1011. Wheeler Lumber Company. Hy BK Rector Subscribe for the Herald, It comes twice a week.
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William Hadley
Wheeler Lumber Company
T. LH. Gayne
Tillamook City
Oregon
Councilean Lesch
Richardson
Leach
Carl Knudson
Warren Construction Co
Citizens Protest Pavement Quality and City Contract
Citizens and businessmen met with Warren Construction officials to review the city paving project. Samples varied in quality. binding material failed to hold layers, prompting calls for independent engineering review and a temporary halt on assessments.
Burns Anniversary Celebrated at Wollebier Residence
Friday evening activities marked the Burns anniversary with a toast to Robert Harce at the Sentech port. Mrs Mackenzie led singing and provided solos while Miss Monroe of Seattle attended and performed. Guests enjoyed table games and refreshments in a pleasant social gathering.
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Wollebier
Beth
Robert Harce
Ata
A. Mackenzie Aang
Mackenzie
Misa Huby
Mias Monroe
Seattle
BE. T. Saltum
Unfortunate Woman Receives Money From Community Benefit
Mrs. Dudrey, widow of the Wolfe Creek victim, received a purse of 41.0 from a general collection of 196.50 plus 9 from three Protestant churches, 6 from Bay City, and 25 from Fr. Van Clevenbeck of the Catholic Church. The Gem Theatre raised 20.00 at last Friday’s benefit, handed to Mrs. Dudrey. Her husband’s body and that of the other dead were transported to Wheeler and then Portland.
Winter Dairying Advised for Year Round Milk
The article urges farmers to shift dairy operations so cows calve in fall to allow milking through ten months. It recommends delaying calving to September, using fodder crops, silage, and silos, and breeding cows in January or February. Winter dairying spreads labor and often yields higher profits than summer dairying.
Farmers and Business Meet on Port Tillamook Debates
A Tillamook City meeting attended by farmers and local businessmen plus a Hay City delegation discussed port matters at the courthouse. W Talmage chaired, C E Trombley was secretary, and speakers including Maxwell Noyes Kunze urged harbor improvements and port cooperation with Bay City officials.
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Court House
Tillamook City
Hay City
W. Talmage
C. E. Trombley
Wen
Maxwell
Fairview
Eed
W. E. Noyes
Mr. Noyes
Chas. Kunze
H. T. Botts
W.G. Dovight
G. Beach
Otters
Tillamoo
Tillamook
Bogorth
Gus Nelson
Bay City
Aral
Ity City
Citizens demand pavement quality matching what they pay for
The article notes public demand for higher quality pavement and questions about durability after repairs. It cites that about three fourths of recent samples fail to meet specifications and worries linger on how long the surface will last once maintenance stops.
Johnson Chapter Past Master’s Degree Ceremony Friday
The Johnson Chapter announces a Friday evening gathering for the Past Master’s Degree ceremony. Members and guests are invited to attend the fraternal event and to observe the proceedings.
Fire Boys Elect Officers for City Fire Dept
On Thursday evening of last week the city firemen met and elected officers: E. J. Claussen president A. L. Page chief Elbert Ginn secretary Dr Monk treasurer Will Spalding captain Hose Cart No 1 Ben Vantreas captain Hose Cart No 2 Drew Dawson captain Hook and Ladder Company. They set their annual ball for February 22 and plan a banquet to honor exempt firemen inviting all department members and prospective recruits. the banquet will be at the department's next regular meeting, the second Thursday in February.
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E. J. Claussen
A. L. Page
Elbert Ginn
Dr. Monk
Will Spalding
Ben Vantreas
Drew Dawson
Hook and Ladder Company
Fire Department
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Lee Black
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Nehalem
Kath Sutton
Woods
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Lasola Durbin
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Tillamook Mine
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Marie Garrow
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