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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1914
Page
3
Local items note sales for various goods including sewing machines and farm implements. Mentions visits by Dr Wendt and Messrs Swenson and Hamilton with trips to Nes NW and Banks, plus births at Ralph Walsh and Slyter households. The Cloverdale area is busy with trades, visits, and farm activity this week.
The Nehalem Valley Fair is planned for Nehalem City on Avent 20 with talk of community interest. Local figures Frenk Viereck and associates, amid lively chatter, discuss plans and potential ties to Portland and regional business interests.
A traveler, Leach, described railroad work at the Trask summit with a crew surveying and grading for a line linked to Carlton. The project, not a mere logging road, aims for passenger use and may extend toward Tillamook, with indications pointing to a final route into the area.
An Oregon candidate, Dr Withycombe, urged cautious political talk after recent public addresses in Stanfield and Echo. He reiterated opposition to aggressive political actions and defended his stance on land and color policy while noting past criticisms at Onega.
County Surveyor A G Luckeon files certificate of completion for Wells Leach and Company on the A O Fothm County Road near Beaver Oregon. Objections may be filed within two weeks from the first publication. Dated June 27 1914.
Short items report a Folk Grinty War route completion halted by Mrs Austin. Oregon orchard crops face frost risk and a large paper order for printing initiatives. Rail rate changes involve Folrfas to Salem and a San Francisco flagpole ceremony. State labor safety, accident tallies, and county equipment updates are outlined along with irrigation water permits for Malheur and Willow Creek valleys and municipal needs in Turn er Beaverton North Head Myrtle Point Fuller City.
An affidavit sworn by J Erwin Harrison cashier and Lewis Haggron cashier confirms the bank statement as true to the best knowledge. Notary C A McGhee attested on the seventh day of July in the year 14, with signatures of M W Harrison and H T Botts as witnesses.
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