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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1913
Page
3
De J Frye of Balen reports the eastern bark trade in a tense spell with prices steady for a period. Observers note buyers retain firm stance as bark supply tightens and market activity remains cautious amid uncertainty.
Watelus, arriving from Portland on Wednesday, takes charge of the Welle Fargu business of FOM Gietered Glenn White. He will move the express Cloverdale from the Commercial building to a newly occupied space near the Whalen itz meat market.
The column lists residents and visitors in town from Tillamook and nearby areas. Names include Weaver, Stanley, Hemanlerck, Nealon, Peters, and others visiting on various weekdays. People travel from Clover to Garibaldi and Nehalem for business and social calls.
Local items report engagements in Mohler and Portland summer teaching, a bracelet found, a water rent dispute, and several arrests. Also noted are moves in real estate, a public sale, a jewelry shop opening, and upcoming local events, plus a July cash discount sale at Tillamook Mercantile Co.
Community chatter from Tillamook region includes social visits in Spokane and Portland plans, residents visiting relatives, and a council resignation with new mayor appointment. A nurse services dispute at Tillamook Sanatorium continues under court advisement.
George FE Leach Deputy Game and Fish Warden sues W C Chase for 15000 damages in Multnomah Angler's Club Portland speech alleging Leach is a habitual drunkard and corruptly violated game laws.
Loyal Sons Class of the Christian Church returned from its annual hike after six games, winning two. They defeated Turner 3 to 2 and Salem penitentiary boys 4 to 1, but lost to Forest Grove 10 to 4, McMinnville 4 to 6, Turner 7 to 6, and Salem 9 to 2. The trip featured rough roads, muddy conditions, and rough sleeping. They bought a goat mascot named Izzy at Buel and planned to train it for next year’s bike competition.
Mrs Carl Lunt entertained the Swastika Club on Friday June 27 hosting a games and sewing afternoon followed by lunch. Guests included Mesdames Wheeler Boals Crenshaw Todd Jope Romaine Burke Wheeler and Holden.
The Loyal Daughters class of the Christian Church hosted a reception and banquet for the Loyal Sons after two weeks of rain and good times. Both classes met in the church auditorium for a musical program by the young ladies, then used the gymnasium and drama room for entertainment and socializing as about 46 people attended.
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