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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1913
Page
2
OCR text shows classified notices from Tillamook Oregon with damaged lines. It mentions second class mail, postal office, March 3 1871 style act, price and advertisement rates, and repeated references to notices of thanks and condolences. The readable portion hints at advertising layout and publication schedule but lacks a clear event or name.
A damaged OCR fragment urges patriotic fervor and a ready military stance. It quotes Gen Woet praising a strong army as peace’s guard and urges today’s youth to show devotion, with critics denouncing antiwar sentiment and effeminate reluctance. The piece invokes loyalty, religion, and national duty as core to American character.
May 1978 cheese yields rose across several factories, with Long Prairie leading at 11.24 lbs of cheese per 100 lbs of milk. Maple Leaf Creamery paid farmers 40 cents per butter fat this May, up from 28 cents ten years earlier, as Democratic administration coincides with higher prices. A free rural delivery mail route from Bay City has been established.
Large crowds filled beaches and Bay City for independence celebrations with music by the Tillamook Band led by L EF Lewis and WC Trombley. Attendees heard addresses by Dana of the Oregon Journal and recitals by Attorney John Leland Henderson. no serious accidents were reported.
Frank Reynolds traveled to Portland on business Monday. Mr and Mrs Jacob Hillam returned from a two week visit with relatives in Portland. A large crowd attended the social last Saturday and enjoyed a pleasant time. Geo Dorr and family have returned to Netarta after ten months away. C Woods and families and J Baker and families from Meaver visited H Moore on Sunday. Alwin and Fred Blam with families spent a few days rusticating on the beach.
Siss Eoma Ward received the largest vote for Goddess of Liberty today. Passengers on the cutting stage Monday included S. S. Whitman of the United States National Bank Portland returning after a week with Dan Fletcher of Oregon. Ruth Huth and Ava Owen returned from Portland and Salem. Ruth attended Willamette University, Ava studied in Portland and advanced studies. They were joined by Miss Anna Saturday of Warrenton as guest.
W D Miagli of Whitemound Wis purchased a stock of Chamberlain medicines to supply customers. He soon fell ill and realized one small bottle of Chamberlain's Cuke Cholera and Diarrhoea Reawly was worth more than the price of the stock. For sale by all dealers. Advertise in the Herald, county's widest circulation.
A Wilson River area column describes a scenic drive to Prreat oer with timber activity noted. Local residents like Mrs Richman, Miss Koalet, and Mr. Hubb are mentioned along with trips to Netarts and Portland. Trout fishing, beer hunting, camping plans, goats, fencing projects, and upcoming visits near Hills and Armstr ng are outlined.
An old report warns dirt and filthy vents as chief calf scour causes. It describes remedies using castor oil mixtures, satol and subnitrate of bismuth, and milk, plus a mercury sublimate wash for newborn calves as preventive measures.
On Tod Avenue opposite Ed's Garage a first class pressing business operated by Mien and Alomen offers garment finishing services and repairs with neighborhood accessibility and quick turnaround.
The text appears as a distorted notice from a savings company listing several names and titles related to a board of appraisers and trustees. It references monthly payments and a president A MONATA with various officers and trustees named, though the legibility is poor.
Notice invites bids for a painting of selves device tin at Market Nu 38, 24 miles north of Piilamcaak Hide. Bids due by July 15, 08, with Roan reserving the right to reject any and all bids. Interested parties should apply at the house of Clerk Lan Kiare ar. Clerk Met, No Leet.
A grey trotting flyer will perform at Jiewer Dee Livery Barn at Tillae 8 Briere, showcasing the celebrated thoroughbred per cheron stallion King.
Practical tips for dairy farming emphasize cow comfort and ventilation. Proper milking regularity matters, as does timely spring work. The text warns against neglecting tasks and advises against leaving duties to untrained helpers.
An old advertisement fragment claims a nostrum called The Best Medicine in The World cures various ailments. It mentions frequent use for colic and diarrhea and attributes the quote to Mire Willian of Clare, Mich, with sales pitched locally.
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