Undesirable Collects Donation Then Fails to Pay
A reader reports that Rev Meese signed up for $10 in a subscription list on behalf of Mra Dudrey and Rev Meese forgot to pay. A stranger learned of the debt and collected the money from the U B Parsonage, giving a receipt to G P Nichols. Investigations are underway but the culprit is likely to flee the county.
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Mra
Dudrey
Rev, Meese
Rev. Meese
U. B. Parsonage
Dudley
Tov. Meese
Brick Layer Serious Injury At Portland Bank Site
Will Noble of Portland, brick contractor for the new bank building, fell about 30 feet from a defective scaffold this forenoon around 10 30 striking his back and shoulders and seriously injuring himself. Some bones are broken though the full extent of his condition was not known at the time.
Oregon education drives soil and farm betterment plan
A statewide movement in Oregon centers on earth education and farm improvement with February 12 as a designated Children's Day. Senate Bill 72 seeks to extend Oregon Agricultural College outreach to every county through cooperative demonstration farms supported by state and federal funds, with broad backing from the Central Oregon Development League, Oregon Development League, bankers, railroads, and educators.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Senate
Oregoniculture College
Oregon Agricultural College
O. A
Central Oregon Development League
Oregon Development League
State Bankers’ Association
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Livestock Interests
Railroads
Commercial Club Adopts Funding and Membership Measures
The Commercial Club held its regular session January 24 1914 with President Shrade presiding. It endorsed a proposed 50000 state appropriation for the fair and refined the amount to 492 not final. A committee of three was appointed to collect dues and delinquent accounts and to handle membership retention. The club will post dues records and require prepayment for room use. Members were urged to recruit new members within 30 days or pay 10 into the treasury. The meeting adjourned to February 5 1918 with a smoker and program planned.
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Commercial Club
Benl
Shrade
House Committee
Will Spalding
C. Smith
Fred D. Smal
State Railway Commission
Ralph Cady
M. Kerron
B. L. Beals, Jr
EB. J. Claussen
Dairy Industry Threats Highlight Oregon Dairy Report
Oregon dairy and food commissioner J W Baily reports in a biennial review that court rulings hinder efforts to prosecute the “trewmery” man selling tub butter as Made in Oregon. The study warns continued deception could drain $7,000,000 in state funds and cripple dairymen and land development.
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Supreme Courts
Wisconsin
Oregon
Oregon Dairy and Food Commissioner
J. W. Baily
J. D. Mickle
Portland
A. S. Wells
Duncan
Nels Baily
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Train Service Set to Resume Sunday
Agent Vickers reports rail transport to restart next Sunday barring any serious incidents. The first post December 28 run arrived Wednesday with engine five cars and a caboose, carrying overdue merchandise and fuel oil. Maintenance costs for the past month are estimated at 160000 with no income.
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Vickers
Tillamook County Road Plans Echo Local Hesitation
Early discussion reveals caution about building a road along the current route due to harsh conditions. Officials note the county could endure delays but argue the county's abundant resources would yield strong returns once a substantial road is established.
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Tillamook County
Bargain Day Subscriptions Offer for Oregon Daily Journal
Bargain Day subscriptions available at Lamar's Drug Store. Offer includes Daily and Sunday by mail with a one year option at $g.00, Daily $3.75, Sunday $1.50, and Semi-Weekly at 1c. The deal expires February 7 1913.
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Oregon Daily Journal
Lamar
Mail
Isc
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Great Savings
Gowts
Euler Lowe
Tifletas
Se Sooo
Nema
Oreace Comenival
Worster Hockers
First National Bank
Cillamook, Oregon
U. S
Portland Letter
Motte
State Supreme Court
Tillamoor and Vicinity
J. Wm. Edwall
County Bank
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