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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1913
Page
3
A fragmented OCR item references Kimi af Loita in a description labeled 1st to 5th tale. Details are sparse but suggest a literary or event sequence related to the name. Further readable elements are unavailable for fuller context.
Community brief detailing visits by residents from Portland and Wheeler, real estate, wagon and brick plant updates, farm produce markets, upcoming events at the Opera House, and local business chatter including the Lead Mouse plan and area transportation. Mentions of specific residents, towns, and enterprises provide a snapshot of regional activity.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Camp Joy at Neskowin with several named locals from Portland and Salen. It references a Palm Cafe near Tillenool and a sale of property possibly tied to a death or estate, with scattered details about deeds, timing, and individuals such as Sarah W. Parner and Mr and Mrs Fullerton.
Salt Lake City lender promotes mortgage financing with monthly payments and flexible terms. J. C. Smith I. L. Beals W. Melee are named in the pitch as part of the company’s advertising copy.
Cregeen City residents face a push from Bolom W and Iben to amend the council rule allowing conversion of certain property to a value of 8160. Secretary of state may authorize a petition process to place the measure on the ballot for the 1974 and 1974 elections. Supporters aim to win votes for the amendment.
A committee led by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction completed a revised high school course of study. It allows graduation without mathematics, moves American history to third year, and adds a civil government half year. All five courses target larger high schools with limited use in smaller ones.
Sajem Ralph Wetson, corporation commissioner, launches a drive against delinquent license fees due July 1 and delinquent after July 15. If not paid by August 18 fines of 10 may be imposed and district attorneys may be instructed to act. Hood River will see the Oregon Lumber company rebuilt at Dee near Hood River junction. The Eccles Interests control the mill, to match prior capacity of 156000 feet per day powered by electricity.
Knights of Pythias in Enterprise prepare a mid‑am, two day trip to Eagle Cap in the Wallowa mountains. They will base camp at the lower area, carry paraphernalia for a ceremony in the sky atop the peak, initiate at night, then descend to meadow base and return to Enterprise after a rest.
T H Barry named cullestor of custome at Empire Port by the Major. Tower, discharged for failure to resign, is a prominent pid soldier and faces public indignation. The office will move from Empire to Marshfield.
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