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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
4
A damaged OCR text outlines notices on condolences and advertisements. It refers to publication lines and schedule details for local notices and acknowledgments. The fragment mentions dates like Monday and Tuesday mornings and general positions of notices among local items.
Reading noisy dispatch from June fourth 1908 describing Mellows and foreign laborers mobilizing for relief and support. The piece notes volunteers to assist workers at Short Reach and mentions Europe’s looming issues influencing the Ureone plan.
The Pomona Grange met at Minerrell place with the Nestyucca Grange in attendance on a Thursday. Speakers and performances included songs recitations and a humorous piece about a quack doctor. Visitors praised the entertainment and a vote of thanks was extended to the Neatyees Grange before departure.
Volunteers sought as brush clearing nears completion on the oil Light House trail west of town. A workday is planned next Sunday at 7 p m at Mr Hendersons office with lunch provided. Organizers Grant Milla H Crenshaw and Chester Elol den will transport men to the slaughterhouse at Tam and return by 5 30 p m. The trail from summit to Maxwell gate requires 60 trees to be cleared and a few bridge posts reinforced. Local women join efforts to open the trail for foot and horseback passage.
A fragmented church schedule notes a September meeting at Methodut Church with sermons and sermons leaders listed. The text references a morning worship, possible baptisms, and a congregational gathering led by a named pastor with times and local clergy.
A church note reports a special event on Easter Eve with over 628 attendees during the regular service season. The article mentions a brief work report for the year presented next week in the Mercury and cites a sermon theme drawn from Cheuat's statements. Pastor AL Von Winkle invites all to attend services.
Notice states the City of Connell will receive seated bids for the delivery of piluravel on Var dows street in TV Netwook City. Bids must be filed with the City Recorder by noon Monday June 7. City Recorder John Aschim will provide further details at City Hall.
The article notes two men in western Oregon with headquarters at Corvallis and Hermiston offering time and experience to dairy farm construction and advising farmers on raising hogs and sheds. It also reports beach road improvements in Lincoln County from Newport to Agate Beach and canal reconstruction activity underway with shipments of machinery arriving daily.
Four people killed and one seriously injured as a Zeppelin raid on London drops bombs. Three large fires result from the blast. German airship claim cited. Taft comments noted. Salem Commercial Club reports about 800 members after a three day drive.
Delegates from 12 to 13 states will meet in Portland September 21 22 and 34 to prepare a comprehensive program for water power development and the associated land issues in the West Governor Withycombe leads the effort urging federal relinquishment of lands needed for water power development The plan seeks to keep a federal preference in power development while sharing costs and anticipated benefits among states including Washington Idaho Montana California Utah Nevada South Dakota North Dakota and others
A confused report describes explosions labeled Russian dynamite and references to ships, Vladivostok, and a steamer. Mentions Seattle court orders and a judge, with scattered names and locations, creating a murky public notice style.
Mre Hutchison, longtime treasurer of the W T U for seven years, died after an intestinal tumor and surgery in Portland. She had come to Portland to help plan the national convention in Seattle and had been ill for weeks, hovering near death before passing.
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