28 Jul 1914
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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1914
Page
1
The Santee union service drew large crowds at Rick Vome. Between six and seven hundred gathered to hear Dr Mole Lin and a gospel message urging kindness and forgiveness. A Portland trip and Baywroun outing are noted, with health updates for Mrs Bulwine and plans for a Floridan stay to help.
Professor R Graves of the OL A. C. dairy department discusses feed value. He notes corn silage provides high divested nutrients per ten, red clover silage offers strong nutrient density, and sugar beets, mangums, and kale vary in moisture and energy content. The piece compares nutritive values across silage types and roots for winter feeding.
State's Weekly Industrial Review highlights plans and developments across Oregon including Leramon cleaning mill property conversion to a tannery, new plant openings in Astoria and Corvallis, mill reorganizations, factory site offerings, wage and working condition debates, infrastructure projects, a new hospital and school funding, and efforts to attract industries such as warehousing, pipe manufacturing, and catalog distribution while noting regulatory actions and tax considerations for common carriers and employers.
Tillamook County Bank has installed a bank posting and statement machine. Customers receive printed statements on demand or at set intervals, with automatic calculation of balances, checks, and deposits. The system speeds posting, reduces errors, and aligns local service with big city banks.
Portland Union Stockyards adds space to handle 13 000 more sheep bringing capacity to about 35 000. Oregon grain yields rise with better wheat prospects. A cannery is planned at Gresham and another at Powell Valley with cooperative stock and large farm operations expanding in the region. Land openings near the Umpqua forest reserve and homestead entries soon to be filed.
A letter from Goble Grange No 228 Ore expresses gratitude for four days of pleasure during the Tillamook encampment. John M. Lindsey notes splendid entertainment at the encampment and Commercial Club rooms with dancing singing and refreshments. He as a veteran of the 116th Penn Vol Infantry Hancock's Fighting 2nd Corps thanks the city for hospitality.
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