02 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
1
State officials inspect local fishing conditions to learn if blueback salmon migrate here. Clanton and Gee, with Kelly and others, review nets and methods but face weight net limits. If findings support, up to 10 000 Rue Mack salmon may be shipped from Alaska.
The report outlines county financial health as compiled by the state insurance commissioner and the state auditor. It details revenue sources including general funds, special appropriations, education, and public works allocations, noting variances among counties and the impact of state oversight.
Local notices outline a series of farmers meetings this week across Nehalem Union Hall Tillamook Commercial Club and other venues. Speakers include Prof WS from State Agricultural College J B Layman and B C Jones with topics on dairy herd improvements berry culture and loganberry handling. Meetings are free and open to all.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a brief entry mentioning Pivek Sree and a dal list with a single stance or speculation. No clear events, dates, or organizations are readable.
The filing lists stockholders Hamook, Botts, Bayley and Johnson along with Dunniway and Worral as hotel manager and attorney figures. Agnes Krumlauf is granted a tablocree in a divorce case. Pending cases involve Praket Machinery Co and the county, with motions to amend. An annual School District No. meeting will elect a clerk and director and discuss gymnasium projects.
A company documenting bird life captured the first motion picture of a bald eagle feeding her young in Klamath County. The clip shows the nest in a tall pine tree with the camera 160 feet above the ground and looking west, marking a historic wildlife filming feat.
A review lauds Old Spanish Kitchen as a fine locale offering good foods and excellent service and treatment to guests.
At last night’s council meeting a light and power franchise was granted to F. D. Small and D. C. Urie. The agreement requires they invest at least 99 000 pounds within 14 months to develop the project. The measure had stalled for months before final approval.
On Monday Mrs. Gorham Munson and daughter Esther left for Sweden to visit relatives for about three months. Edgar Munson joined them to Portland. They plan to sail from New York on a Hamburg line steamer to Stockholm. Mrs. Munson last visited Sweden thirty years ago. Mrs. Alfred Larson and Lars Janneon also left for Sweden, with Mrs. Larson accompanied to Portland.
Fifty or more band boys from Cloverdale Tillamook Bay City Wheeler and Nehalem gathered at Nehalem Sunday for a rehearsal at Woodman hall followed by a banquet where Rollie W. Watson served as toastmaster and spoke along with Cal Worrall Wait Wheeler L F Brode and Andy Heater. Afterward a street concert drew about sixty to seventy attendees. The bands plan to meet again in Cloverdale on June 1st.
Friday commencement at the Christian church honored graduating seniors Stella Gayne Joe Todd Alice Perry Verle Stanley Gail Boel Harvey Ebinger Ralph Harris Perry D lillie Verne Bain with Verne Bain receiving a year scholarship to Pacific University. Junior banquet earlier in the week drew about 56 attendees with six courses and speeches from faculty and student leaders.
On Monday June 1 at the H H Brooten home near Cloverdale Miss Deria Brooten wed Clifford Hiner a noted local businessman Rev F S Ford of Nestucea Presbytery officiated A substantial dinner followed and the couple will reside in the city with friends extending congratulations.
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