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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1913
Page
1
An ad like notice lists Florsheim shoes with various styles and materials. It mentions bunting and 4th of July decorations and a store open every evening until night. It also notes cracker sounds for children and general store offerings.
The Tillamook County Fair Association organized and launched with strong stock subscriptions. Directors elected: J. H. Dunstan Fairview, Smith Elliott Bay City, L. M. Kracer Cloverdale, A. Lemmen north end, W. Spalding Tillamook. Officers chosen: President J. H. Dunstan, Vice President Will Spalding, Secretary R. Y. Blalock, Treasurer Ira Smith.
The document outlines the Tillamook County Fair Association bylaws detailing name, object to operate fairs and manage property, stock structure with 1000 shares at one dollar par, office location near Tillamook Oregon, and officer and director rules. It covers vacancies and rules for special stockholder meetings and stockholder voting.
Washington report outlines President Wilson urging a special session focus on reform of finance and tariffs. Measures include a rediscounting scheme for commercial paper, federal reserve notes framework, and a future reserve system for country banks. Also covered are tariff revisions, a liquor prohibition amendment proposal, franking privilege limits, and Senate actions on Gettysburg ceremonies and lobbying oversight.
The bank states its goal to provide top service and highlights its modern equipment including a fire proof banking room vault burglar proof safe and safe deposit boxes.
Daily current filings at court house list numerous property transfers and land deeds. Transactions include Nehalem Bay Land Co to A L White and back, various lots in Necarney City, Ocean Park, and Manzanita Beach, with nominal sums. Also noted are U S patent transfers to Santa Fe R R Co and others, and a tract sale to Tullawook County Bank.
H L Sheldon from the Anti Saloon League of Oregon spoke at a union temperance meeting in the Christian Church. A large crowd attended and a collection was taken for the cause. He described dry work in Oregon and optimistic prospects but stressed years of effort ahead.
The Fairview Birthday Club gathered at Mrs A Marolf's on Wednesday June 4 1913 at one o'clock. Officers were elected with Mrs Bester named president and Mrs J H Dunstan chosen as secretary. A lunch of strawberries ice cream cake and lemonade followed. Attendees included Mesdames Maxwell Tinnertsett Kunze Holden Heeley Abplanslo Tilden Naegli Durrer Bester M J Dunstan M Dunstan and Marelf family.
Rev. 8S. L. Clark of Cloverdale arrived Monday en route to Port for the conference. Rev. Kuhlman of this city left Monday and Rev. MacKenzie departed Sunday. MacKenzie is a state committeeman in charge of the convention.
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