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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1914
Page
2
The Tillamook Herald notes its editor Crombley and biweekly Tuesday and Friday issues. It lists subscription rates, advertising costs, legal notices, and display ad terms with rates per line and per inch, and outlines weekly publication timing and office procedures.
A fragmented 1904 document discusses alcohol and evolution, asserting alcohol erodes moral sense and social standards. It links alcohol to degeneration in humans and animals, cites murder rates, and urges public health and child welfare measures.
Announcement from the Better Babies Bureau of Woman's Home Companion invites homes with babies to participate. The Herter Babies Contest promotes a popular yet scientific movement through county and local fairs as part of a national campaign.
The Portland letter reports Astoria's early benefits from harbor improvements with the Port of Astoria municipal dock first pile driven, water front reclamation via a concrete sea wall, roadway work on Columbia highway, and dock system construction to serve the Hill steamers. docks at Smith's Point will form a 6,000 foot water frontage with piers designed for substantial maritime use.
Readable fragments describe mud and debris delays at the Flevel well site during early project stages. Mentions of tractors, tires, and machinery intermix with unclear references to workers and materials, suggesting slow progress and logistic hurdles affecting deadlines.
In Tillamook County Oregon the County Court announces the estate of Joe Cochran deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the administrator at the provided office by the specified date. The notice gives the administrator's address and requests timely filing for settlement.
County Court of the State of Oregon for Tillamook County appoints Ruth R. W. Gray administratrix of the estate of James S. Gray. Creditors must present claims with proper proofs to attorney H. B. Guene in Tillamook City within six months from the notice dated May 7, 1934.
The sheriff will sell at public auction on June 20, 1914 at 10:00 a.m. at the front door of the Tillamook County Courthouse Bay City Bay City Oregon. The sale fulfills judgments against D E Goodspeed and Mary J Goodspeed with First National Bank of Tillamook as creditor. Property includes Lots 5 and 6 Block 12 Sunny Side Addition Bay City and Lots 12 14 Block 7 and Lots 4 6 and 8 Block in Bay View Addition Bay City.
Notice by execution issued from the Circuit Court of Oregon Tillamook County dated April 24 1914 in the case where Lew Parker was plaintiff and Wil. The sheriff announces a sale of Kea property to satisfy the judgment.
Sheriff Crenshaw announces a public auction of the real property of the defendants in Tillamook County Oregon. The sale is by cash bid at a stated date after May 12 with parcels described as Block 4 Fuller’s Addition to May City and adjacent tracts including rights of way and a Railway Company conveyance.
The stallion King will compete this season at Harria and Vicito barn in Tiamook and travel to Beaver to the north and Moller, CL Hriscoe in Tillamook, Oregon for events and breeding duties.
74 acre level partly cleared ranch near Salem with wood pasture and farm land. Priced at 45.00 per acre. Seller accepts Tillamook property for part. Rosenterg lives.
More than 1,000 Gry pounds of wool sold in Shanike during June at prices from 1644 to 20 sents per pound. Five buyers dominated the market, one purchasing 440,000 pounds, with a single sale of 77,000 pounds at Hy4 cents. The Commonwealth Conference at Eugene State University discussed a state employment bureau and unemployment insurance. Oregon manufacturers plan a fall exhibit in Portland connected to the show.
ELugene and McMinnville see cannery and electric plant projects. Union Oil plans plants across Oregon as river traffic clears and lumber shipments rise. Oregon news notes May 1913 developments including rail and industrial activity and a May deadline for a trial.
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