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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
1
A well attended meeting at the Commer tail Clubrooms discussed advancing the Chautauqua program. Backers pledged support and emphasized affordable season tickets, with prices set at 2.50 for adults and 1.00 for children, aiming to bring first class entertainments and uplift the community.
Oregon officials say the Oregon and California railroad must repay back taxes on acres of land claimed to be taxed since a judgment. The state contends the land is valued and taxed from the Wolverton date and may seek repayment from the railroad or purchasers. The note mentions potential private suits for the difference and cites court decisions on land sales and pricing.
Report from London states Germany will guard its authoritative military crew and mobilize 18 additional army cores in the Clolt by the end of July. The units consist mainly of landeturm recruits who have never served, currently in training, plus inland reserves resting in Germany.
Announcement from the French ministry of war says the Italian press reports Italy has broken diplomatic relations with Turkey and will send troops to the Dardanelles.
Classified line notes a second hand automobile for sale in first claw condition with contact through KR B Walls Pacifica Telephone and Telegraph Co.
The Peetory Agency markets the High Grove instruments, seeking a piano for purchase. Purchasers compare the two brands, hoping to find a piano player suitable for the venue.
A chaotic war scene unfolds with Austria on the offensive in Galicia while German and Turkish forces push on multiple fronts. Reports tally millions either dead or imprisoned as fighting continues across Europe and beyond.
The text notes discussions on commercial intercourse restrictions between Germany and neutrals, with American officials briefing Secretary Lansing and Secretary Lane. It mentions a petition to Gertritalin healously avoided answering the American note of March 30, and statements by importers about efforts to secure rights under nations’ laws and treaties. The piece emphasizes a commitment by the president and Lansing to aid importers in obtaining those rights and shaping long term trade.
Salem residents George Ervanhoff and Mark R. Upton sue Bridal Falls lumber in circuit court seeking 4000 each in damages. They argue the workers compensation act is unconstitutional and ask temporary injunctions to restrain the commission from asserting jurisdiction over the company's affairs.
Deeds transferring the Rogue River Valley Railroad known as the Barnum line to the Southern Oregon Traction Company were completed July 1. The purchase price named in the deed is $1000 and encompasses the Barnum line’s eight miles for full electrification.
Pine Valley residents initiate a drive to macadamize about 70 miles of highway between here and Taleway across hills. If completed the project would create the longest continuous macadam road in eastern Oregon, linking communities and boosting travel.
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