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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
2
A damaged, partial report describes steps to secure cattle on streets to prevent lawbreaking and protect property. Officials consider ordinances to move cattle off streets, with talks of bond signing and contractors ready after funding. The piece notes delays due to formal processes and safety concerns amid a broader urban beautification effort.
A meeting at the Methodist Church discussed uniting the United Brothers, Presbyterian, and Methodist churches to build a new city church. Obstacles include church property rights, securing a suitable preacher, and achieving near unanimous church member support. Progress depends on overcoming these hurdles.
A long list of attendees and residents appears for the Saturday Market at Hotel Amsey. Names include Alex Harkey from Florida and J. Redwine from Portland, with many others from Cloverdale Bay City Sand Lake Rockaway and nearby locales noted among the guests and guests’ companions.
The Port Commission received a telegram stating the papers and certificates completing the port bond issue are satisfactory. The documents will be sent to New York for examination by bank attorneys, with no further issues noted.
In Washington the tariff dispute heats up as President Wilson calls the tariff a burden. Senators debate a five senator inquiry to identify all who lobbied for tariff changes while the House ponders a similar measure and voters watch Congress on the issue.
A fragment indicates a statement by Renatos Wiihome of the Mnance subcommittee urging a wider look at agriculture. The note suggests duties and product considerations may be amended or removed, affecting pricing and availability.
A report details legislative talk on wheat duties and free wheat policies, court patent decisions affecting patented articles, and President Wilson’s water fee plan. It notes committee recommendations, trader impacts, and a public notice of monthly charges for water service with advance payment incentives.
A notice invites the public to Dr Cure All at the academy Hall on Sunday afternoon June 15 offering a remedy demonstration and medical advice during the commencement exercises. The event promises a chance to see the physician and seek aid for poor cases.
Notice is published that Fine Rogers Rivet Ne lies 7? A fillumak Crees and others filed a Homestead Patent in October 1411. The land in question lies in Township 5 South Range 8 West Willamette Meridian. The land will be offered for claim or sale before J. S Halles, County Clerk of Tillamook County, Oregon, on the Tih day of Dike. Names listed include Clareont Athes, witherene tian Kline, Matting, Fileard Hagerrett, Edward Smith of Tillamook.
Department of the Interior notice for Cleethe C Wilmott of Hialne Oregon who filed a homestead entry No 60 for a land parcel in Township 1 South Range 6 West Willamette mer. It states intent to make final commutation proof before J J Hubber Tillamook County Clerk at Tillamook Oregon on the 8th day of June 1910 with witnesses Perry Ro Uealaon Silas Misiee Albert Thea Henry Sharia all of Nisinee Oregon.
Department of The Interior U S Land Office at Portland Ore gives notice that Mary K Thomas of Tillam? Oregon who on December 25 1901 made a Nome claim has filed further documents. The notice records the claim action and location with the official date.
The notice from the U.S. Land Office in Portland Oregon calls for final proof in timber and stone land claims. It names applicants and dates for the verification of purchase, sworn statements, and entry rights before the receiver.
Fragmentary sale notice lists acreage and homes with various features. The reader sees references to parcels, acreage, basements, outbuildings, and pricing but many OCR errors obscure exact details and place names. The item reads like a brief classified ad with multiple properties and unclear figures.
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