U B Conference Opens Here With San Francisco Bishop
Bishop W M Hell of San Francisco will preside at the U B Conference opening here Wednesday at the U B Church. The commercial club will welcome the bishop at the opening meeting. Mornings and afternoons will focus on business with Bishop Bell addressing the conference each afternoon. Public invited to morning sessions described as educational and informative. Sunday services announcements to follow in the Herald.
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W. M. Hell
San Francisco
U. B
Commercial Club
Bell
The
Herald
City Council Decides On New Street Flusher Purchase
At regular session the council agreed to buy a street flusher for about 125 dollars. The old contracted street sweeper will be applied as part payment. Councilman Sappington resigned due to other commitments. Wm Roy was appointed inspector of street pavement work. Bills were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mornby
Sappington
Wm. Roy
Roy
Wheeler Incorporates After May 29 Special Election
In Wheeler a special election on May 29 approved incorporation by a 32 to 2 vote. Elected officers include Mayor Alex Anderson Jr, Recorder E A Brenner, Treasurer Wm M Knott, Marshall J F Bradley, and Aldermen John Kampfer Lundberg G L Madden H L Munsell E L Reetor A J Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Alex Anderson, Jr
E. A. Brenner
Wm. M. Knott
Marshall
J. FP. Bradley
John Kampfer
5. Lundberg
G. L. Madden
H. L. Munsell
E. L. Reetor
A. J. Zimmerman
Defects in Farm Butter Making Highlighted by Oregon Expert
O. G. Simpson of Oregon Agricultural College dairy school identifies four main faults in farm butter versus creamery butter: bad flavor, staleness or rancidity, too many color shades, and unsuitable pickages. He notes flavor as the crucial quality and explains tainted cream results from bacterial infection, flavor absorption, or cow conditions, with factors including cleanliness and milking practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Simpson
Oregon Agricultural College
Bank pledges best service through strong customer focus
A local bank states its aim to deliver the best banking service possible. The message emphasizes commitment to customers and consistent service quality across offerings.
Bodies of Mimi Victims Found On Coast Inquest Held
A Bay City Examiner report notes a new unknown sailor body found on a beach south of the Mimi wreck. Ten victims remain unaccounted. four rescued, two dead, four found elsewhere along the coast. An inquest was held and a wreck plank was set as a monument.
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Bay City Examiner
Mimi
Netarts
de Hawk
Cranberries Require Peat Soil and Sand for Growth
Prof C J Lewis of Oregon Agricultural College explains cranberry cultivation needs peat soil and sandy, leveled beds with water near the surface. He notes clay soil reduces productivity and flooding aids insect and frost protection. He cites sources for further bulletin access and a Hood River Better Fruit article by N Bennett.
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C. J. Lewis
Oregon Agricultural College
O. A.C
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Madison
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amherst
Hood River
Ore
N. Bennett
Warrenton
Card of Thanks from Corinth Post No H ladies
The women of the Woman's Relief Corps Corinth Post No H Tillamook City extend heartfelt thanks to all who assisted in making the Decoration Day Program and exercises a success. Stella Perry Press Cor.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Corinth Post No. H
Tillamook City
Cure Rheumatism With Twenty Five Cent Liniment
Advertisement urges readers to try Chamberlain's Liniment to relieve rheumatic pains. It promises quick relief and notes the product is sold by all dealers.
Herald Subscription Offer Heads to Readers
The Herald announces a twice weekly subscription option aimed at regular readers. It emphasizes value and consistency for those who want steady newspaper access.
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Tsavings
Sonny
Thej
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Ealy
Len
Wright
Nemo
Erica
Dresden
We Beautiful
Council
Wheeler Incorporates
First National Bank
Tillamook, Oregon
Stella Perry
Press Cor
Tillamook County Bank
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