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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
2
The fragment describes a historical newspaper named Cittiameok Herald edited by E Crombley and issued twice weekly. It lists printing details, prices, and references to legal notices and financial entities including a National Bank of Water, outlining typical 19th century mechanics of issue, ownership and distribution.
fragmented OCR text describes a July or summer gathering with names like Warren and Nestwten, mentions streets and public concerns, and lists attendees and places such as Kitewof Mies and autiart. The piece resembles a civic or social column with scattered details about participants and local scenes.
The dispute involving U S California alien laws and Japan grows tenser as treaty violations and tribal antagonism surface. Tokyo signals firm stance while Washington cites constitutional limits, with talk of arbitration at The Hague and potential wider regional consequences.
The Democrats of the county organized a new county committee with officers elected including Thos. Contes as chairman Jun Baker as secretary Merril Smith as treasurer and W. Talinnite as state central committee member. Out of town attendees listed include Geo R Mee Kimens Mohler Sam Downs Bay City Jay Huber G W Wallace C Woods Al Hunn Eastman of Beaver Gay Bunn Arch Myers of Hebo and K Y Blalock of Blaine. The group plans broader organizing with effort from both men and women.
Members of the Helping Hand Society gather for a July regular meeting to discuss upcoming projects and community service plans. The brief notes indicate donations and volunteer commitments are on the agenda.
Minutes describe council actions to abate street erosion and curb street trees, directing property owners to pay for cleanup and fees. Steps include enforcing sidewalk and curb repairs, regulating motorcycles and other vehicles, and continuing street widening plans while awaiting the next meeting.
The circuit court of Tillamook County Oregon issues a summons and requires all unknown defendants to answer by the deadline, or the plaintiff will seek a decree of fee simple ownership of a 160 acre parcel described as the FE 4 of the FE percent of Section 20 Township 1S Range 7W, Willamette Meridian.
A fragmented OCR notice references Marubeni and Swedird with a long list of place names and dates. The garbled text mentions Willitgiett, Cawnumtn, and a testing publication date, but most specifics are unreadable.
Interior Department notice lists a land claim location at Morttarel near Juteth, detailing section and township information and inviting objections before the clerk in Piliatneek Cranta. Names such as Grigor, Lala Rituat, and Jodie Borha appear in the registration, with several others noted as witnesses or applicants and a register of officials listed.
Public land notice from the United States Land Office in Portland Oregon dated August 1914. It announces that lands described under homestead laws are open to settlement for agricultural purposes by settlers who held prior in good faith applications and preferred rights, with a deadline for action and related official details.
Notice to file an answer within twenty days after the fourth publication. Contestant William Miller is challenged over land claims in Meridian area. Required service by registered mail or personal delivery. proofs of service must accompany the answer.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses legal text and names, with unclear dates, places, and actions. It mentions Georg Ho Kelly and MJ Riniay and a commission at Korlanik Chega Sune g Agha, but essential context is missing. The readable content provides minimal, non-specific references to notices and statutes without a coherent event.
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