For Sale Property Near Nestucca with Waters and Pasture
Sale notice for Meron area 14 miles from Nestucca and 1 mile from a cheese factory. Describes good pasture and water. Mentions trade for town property in Phymene.
20 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1915
Page
1
Sale notice for Meron area 14 miles from Nestucca and 1 mile from a cheese factory. Describes good pasture and water. Mentions trade for town property in Phymene.
The readable text references Oregon news items including political protests, railroad policy debates, and local infrastructure concerns. Mentions Roseburg residents opposing railroad land reserves and a Portland figure challenging central publication policies, with scattered notes on banks, telephones, and fruit canning developments.
A historical text fragment presents a horse’s prayer to the police commissioner, asking care, shelter, clean bedding, gentle handling, regular water, and attention to harness, teeth, and comfort, urging humane treatment and understanding. It reflects humane animal welfare voice in a stable setting.
Bay City Haltoms and the Red Men played a Sunday game in the Tellernenkounty League. Pitcher Wiley Gan Nanos Blarehard held them to two runs as John Delinery shut the door late. Bay City will host the rematch on the local diamond.
The article notes Chautauqua closed last Saturday with praise for organizers and volunteers led by Edwarde and the loeueumem. Sixty representative electigene backed another year of Chaulangqua, while Senator Burkett and Speaker Harkett addressed governance topics and Jubilee Singers entertained attendees.
The obituary notes Mrs Oliver died after a long illness at Portland Oregon after living in Nehalem a year ago. She held Methodist faith and belonged to Fraternal Union of America and Grange. Survivors include two nieces Mrs Ralph White and Mrs W W Thaye. sister in law Mrs Dean and family. Fred Zaddach family. Funeral was held Tuesday June 1 9 and burial in Nehalem cemetery.
Henry Stasek and Marguerite Tilden wed on Wednesday July 7 at the Tildens home with Rev. Smith officiating. A wedding dinner followed and the couple will honeymoon in Netaris and reside near Mohler.
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