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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
3
The notice touts Nyal’s Iron Tonic Bitters as a popular remedy sold by local druggists. It references a staged tasting and urges readers to visit the shop for the advertised product as part of a promotional campaign.
Sale notice for a farm near Salem offering level, partly cleared land with good pasture and flowing springs. Includes one wire to KR RK station. Priced at £1 1s per acre, may consider accepting a Tillamook property in part. Seller: Rosenberg Lire.
J P Morgan rejects Charles B Mellen's claims about the New Haven railroad before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Morgan states Mellen knew the truth and accuses him of untruthful statements while addressing questions in Washington.
Advertises a special June sale with Japan Ten and various grocery items priced per ton or sack. Promises a ten percent cash discount and a per cent rash discount on staple groceries, with regular prices shown for charged accounts. Encourages comparison of prices for customer satisfaction.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions My Percheon Stallion King and referenc es to Tillamook residents G Hriscoe Jack Latiner Andrew Christenson of the Tillamook creamery and a Tuesday or Wednesday event. Details are garbled and unclear.
Beaver Heberca Large No 1110 OF extends sympathy to the bereaved family and adopts resolutions. A copy goes to the family a county paper and spreads on lodge minutes. Rev Bettie to give three lectures on frontier and cowboy life with a South America trip lecture evening. Addresses close Sunday night.
A May 1 gathering in Portland formed the Hop Growers and Dealers Association to campaign against prohibitory laws and constitutional amendments. They promise an education drive revealing investments and losses tied to prohibition, arguing land yields and industry can boost food and local business instead of fueling liquor.
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