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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment discusses a newspaper titled Cre Cillamook Herald and its publication schedule. It mentions editors Tromotey and production notes, with garbled references to ownership and advertising. The text references pages, notices, and insertions in a periodical context.
A city club council votes on by law changes to curb guest access and enforce $1 monthly dues for nonmembers. Officials including President Dwight and Secretary Worrall are cited along with trustees to oversee compliance and visitor cards for two week or one day stays.
Salem Ore July 11 Frank Meridith secretary of the Oregon State Fair announced today that the special prize for the dairy exhibits would be more costly and numerous than ever before in the history of the fair.
A plea urges Tillamook County residents to support a ten day Fresh Air Kids vacation for deprived Portland children. A bare mother and hungry siblings are described as the families needing help. The plan includes a playground, tent city and local entertainments to give the kids a memorable experience and a chance to enjoy childhood.
In a fragmentary line a speaker references a fall of people and a notion of love tied to the term thal. The incomplete text suggests personal or emotive themes without a clear event or names.
The article notes a July schedule for the Presbyterian Church with morning worship and sermon, no evening service, and a preaching service at Blitore Park. It mentions July 26 as a church event, inviting parishioners to visit and participate in the services.
The summons in a case filed in Tillamook County Oregon commands the defendants to appear and answer to a land dispute involving parcels in Tilamook and nearby townships. The order, issued by Judge Webster Holmes, requires publication in the Tillamook Herald weekly for six weeks starting June 6 1914, barring any adverse claims to the described lands.
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