Local notes and town happenings in Tillamook area
The column lists frequent town news items including visitors like Jism peat Jeeifel of Mohler and T. Belen, mentions of Portland Wichita links, and a parade of locals such as Adiyrowe and Nenkle. It notes livestock sales, cattle movement for Mr Sproul of Ontario, and a horse collision on Second Ave. with injuries but no serious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charthelding
Morbay
T. Belen
Jeeifel
Mohler
Tieteser
Peptland
Mat Thomypeot
Hatph Welsh
Second Ave
Rym
Tillamook
Unicom
Moser
Prime
Williamae
Louie Lareen
Rilwall
Aryptock Bufocal Tenses Marketed For Comfort
Aryptock Bufocal tenses described as a source of great pleasure for many people. Proper mounting frames are said to provide comfort with no obligation to examine. Agent for Rhodun tenses offers classes and guarantees.
Lower feed prices advertise mixed grain and flour terms
The notice lists prices for wheat oats barley and flour with cash payment deductions and terms from PLLA Mercantile Co. Reading shows per owt prices for wheat 2.2 dollars, oats 1.7, barley 31.25 per ton, and flour 6.75 per barrel with deductions 1.04 per ton on barley and oats and 10e per sack on barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mour Mercantile CO
Barnsh and Fame Wailing Carpenter Services Offered
Experienced carpenter offers age work contracts with plans and estimates for all kinds of carpentry. J M Liisberg announces services and Mutual Phone connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Liisberg
Mutual Phone
Industrial Review of Oregon Highlights Rail, Power and Labor News
A June Oregon overview notes Western lumber rates to Salt Lake down 8 percent per 100. Newport and Tillamook freight via hillside steamers. a push for a Salt Lake to Portland freight rail link. factories expanding from Astoria to Wallowa. women in fruit canneries criticized for health and morals. minimum wage legality under review by the U.S. Supreme Court. Oregon projects include reefing a rail line in Columbia County and a 500,080 bond for forest railroad construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Oregon
Salt Lake
Pb, Co
Revere
Hill
Frisco
Newport
Tillamook
Portland
Federation of Women's Dlabw
American Timber Co
Columbia Co
Wallowa
Astoria
Hoetler
J. BD
Mickle
Seventh Day Adventists
Supreme Court
Eastern Oregon Light and Power Co
Haines
Tillamer
Supreme Court of United States
Ontario Commercial Club
Snake River Valley
Ujbuilding
Yoguing Hay
A. Welch Co
Lakeview
Nevada
Puget Seur
Kalama
Bureaucracy Seen Worse Than Monopoly Warns Conference
Dr L H Bailey of Ithaca warns at the nations conference that entrenched officials form a greater evil than monopoly. Oregon tank deposits rose to 2 690 475 dollars from March 4 to May 1. Mrs Kelly of Child Welfare League attacks Mrs Schoff of National Mothers Congress over child employment rhetoric in Oregon. Bids opened for Portland highway paving. Balloting limits set for Portland high school graduation costs. O W R N ballast work between Hood River and The Dalles begins. Sims mill operates with workers as logging shipments move coastal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarm Institute
L. H. Bailey
Ithiea
N. Y
Oregon
Kelly
Child Welfare League
Frederic Schoff
National Mothers Congress
Schoif
Portland
For Sale 160 Acres at Sand Lake Cranberry Land
For sale a snap is taken at once 160 acres at Sand Lake 120 rich level bottom 40 acres cranberry land Creek running through place quarter mile from post office and school 1 500 000 feet cedar on the place 1000 telephone poles All for 16 40 per acre 1200 down balance long time payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Lake
Pew School
C, M
Vidito
Tiklanwok
Oregon
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ISCC
Ansco
Cyko Paper
Lamar's
Ares
Kylps
Smelaks Tillamook
Wiekes
Cloverdale
Clouen
Aly Neon
Thorman
Phraier
Chetha
Ginowes
Ftanmeny
Olen
Bowne Kiteter
Merri Paemer Fort
Keve Hine
Merry
Iter
Heed
L. Elagelin
Pest Famile
Ee — Leeder
Vine Bethy
Steva
Dinsey Rtetajreed
Klele Larmii
Kosenbers Ihre
Uber
Tillermeek
Fife
Natal
Forte
Berry Farm
King
Bates Hytel
Wwf
Tayrina
Mumia
Norte
N. Nenkle
Newkewin
Peti
Thoredag
Jane
Thoreday
Netlew & Melchion
Mutual, PLC
McWinnville
W. KR. Alwesson
Claeeen & Clotteret
Pinine
Est
Tillathook
Corvatlia
W. W. Coner
WD Stilwell
Grant Commacer
Pacific Coast
Bell
Academy
Wegnesley
the Sodality
Dayhe
Margaret Sitew
L Len
AL Miles
Werle
Famiey
Mondey
Rei
Arima Little Dows
Itar
Amush
Epilde
Viereek
Sem Viereek
Tree City
College Med
Philadelphia
Viereck
Euet
Wilson
C.J. Vilworde
David Star Jordin
Uwvento
Real Jnweeny
W Pirtland
Mee
Holwandas
Tyien
Newberg
E. G. Anderson
Hemlock
The
Satisfaction Store
Wendt
Cde
Kodak
Chas. I
Clough
Dprechen Deutsch
T. H. Goyne
H. T. Botts
A ‘Iy Hick
EJ. Cruaussen Lawyer
Druisenunn Apvokat Commercial Uushling
Webster Holmes
J. R. Callahan
Commerccial Club
Hide
Geo. P. Winslow
Oregor
John Leland Henderson
Aliracter
Tillamook County Bank
George Willett
L. E. Hewitt
Tillamook Block
M. Tos
Tillamook Ore
L. L. Hoy, M.D
Jack Olson
Oddfellows
Elmer D. Allen
P. J. Sharp
Bath
Ofifice Howes
Geo. L. Peterson
Dr. Perkins
M'taisekk
R. F. Zachmann
Eral
J. E. Reedy
Tillamook Undertaking CO. N. Henle, Myr
Jones-Knnudson Building
Pioneer Transfer Co
G. L. Dick & Son
Leland B. Erwin
Chicago Musical College
Les
R. B. Driscoll
Industrial Review of Oregon
Dalies
Salem Messenger
State Fish and Game Commission
W. L. Finley
A. H. Lea
Finley
F. M. Brown
Browesville
Flavel
North Bend
Marshfield
3. P. Co
O. W, R. &. N. Hood River
Dalles
Marsfield
Simpson
O Smith Mills
Coos Bay
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