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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1914
Page
3
An aged ad promotes Nyal’s Iron Tonic Bitters claiming strength and vitality. It warns against forgetfulness and tiredness and offers relief through the tonic, urging readers to try it for renewed energy and health.
Local notices from Tillamook cover farm sales, house moves, and trade. Mentions Lamar's Variety, Tillamook Creamery, and the Rose Show in Portland. Families travel to Portland, auctions announced for household goods, and community events including church and lodge activities referenced.
An auction will be held Saturday June 1 at PP M for household goods and furniture. Cash in hand terms. O G Parker and Dr Wendt Eye Specialist offer services and eye care. Permanently located in Tillamook. Broken cases may be duplicated.
Dr Henry E Morris, a McMinnville eye specialist with 17 years practice in Tillamook, will visit the Todd Hotel parlor during the G A H Reunion on June 16 17 18. He will hold free consultations and eye exams for former patients and friends, with guaranteed satisfaction or full refund.
The Tillamook Mercantile Co advertises a species June Sale with low prices on Japan Tea Caracol Coffee Small White Beans Fancy Dried Peaches Jap Rice Eastern Corn Fed Hams Golden Gate Baking Powder and more. It offers 8 percent cash discount on Flour Tea and Staples and 10 percent on Fancy Groceries and notes regular prices apply to charged goods with a discount if paid by July 10.
All Gold Bond Trading Stamps bearing the letters THS or Holtz must be in our hands no later than June 20 to be redeemed.
O G Parker announces an auction of all household goods and furniture from five rooms. The sale is set for Saturday June 18 at 1 PM.
The White is King of sewing machines with vibrators and rotary shuttle models for sale at Jones Knudson Furniture. Dr Monk provides first class photography. Academy pupils present a play at Academy Hall on Thursday June 1 at 8 PM with admission 25 cents. All welcome.
The Tillamook Creamery invites bids to haul about one hundred loads of gravel from T. W. Lister's place to the first factory. Haulers must spread gravel and the company may reject any or all bids. Submit bids to Carl Haberlach's office in Tillamook, Oregon by June 15, 1914.
Tillamook County Socialists held a convention at the court house naming candidates for county posts. G. W. Proctor was nominated for Judge, F. W. Berger for Sheriff, Myron Blanchard for Clerk, Frank Allender for Treasurer, Geo. E. Davis for Surveyor, B. S. Clark for Coroner, C. J. Blanchard for four year Commissioner, S. Scavell for two year Commissioner, B. W. Turner for Justice of the Peace 2nd district, H. G. Parsons for Constable 2nd district, O. Meyers for Justice of Peace 3rd district, R. L. Huston for Constable 3rd district.
Beaver ia booming as a new Beaver restaurant draws a full house and plans for Sun day dinners. Wilson and Eastman advance a new store with one Bungalo completed and another begun. Joe Bixby travels from Newberg land to start a farm house. Logan Berry Growers build a diner. Artisan Lodge eyes half its own. Cheese factory processes 6,000 pounds of milk daily last week. Restaurant offers pickup meals and a line of bakery goods.
Gas Power and Nena, a corporation, sues H. H. Allger in Tillamook County Oregon. Defendants must answer within six weeks of first publication or court will proceed for 330.00 plus interest and 193.55 plus interest plus 50.00 attorney fees and costs. Published by order of Judge Webster Holmes dated June 6. 1914. H Botts attorney for plaintiff.
The Miami Lumber Company with offices at 530 East Flint Street Los Angeles announces a board meeting on June 5 1914 resulting in an assessment of 1.90 per share on issued capital stock payable to secretary C C Ganahl at 830 East First Street Los Angeles California. Unpaid shares by July 9 1914 will be delinquent and sold at public auction at 10 A M to recover the assessment plus costs.
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