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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
4
A long report from Portland outlines statewide agitation for reform, highway and irrigation projects, and public investment. It describes anticipated improvements, citizen oversight, and protests over funding, with references to officials, counties, and the federal role.
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Eugene Atunson of Sandlake died Thursday morning after only a few days of life. Stir Wilson a stage driver plans to move to Cloverdale from Tillamook and will occupy part of a small tenement with Jos Foster. Local residents discuss road improvements and a border project between Cloverdale and Reubutis. Mrs J H Gounam and children, who had been staying at Beaver, are moving back to Cloverdale. she may relocate to Bent Oregon with her husband following business plans.
Miss Leesie Habeeek receives furniture and fixtures for the Manzanita Tavern as plans advance for a new hotel in Jue Gay angodwsed. A box contract worth 16890 cheese boxes was awarded to Tillamook County Cheese Manufacturers Association for rail delivery to Tillamook City. W M Armstrrong buys A G Reeds Automobile bus to run on the beach between Nehalem Bay and Beach points.
Cholera and Swarrhoca remedy touted as safe and effective at Baral during a hot season. The advertisement promises relief and notes price points and availability across multiple local sellers.
Mrs Aleis Blom ael wilkings from Ferent Geere visits Morag ti rivet with Mira Paillpe and Terner returning. An event at Weigeslay Fru Wigan features a fast but calm gathering with fruit and cake. Minnie Desmond visiting Mrs Frank Dyear-Pairylew. Miss Winnie Wallace from Tillamook visiting Mrs W F E Anderson. Charlie Moore assists Mr Buin at Beaver briefly. Miss Rath Pearaom takes seventh grade exam in Tillamook.
The article reports on congressional maneuvers in Washington over tariff invocations and Senate votes, noting Democratic leaders, committee reorganizations, and planned action on key bills. It mentions labor, irrigation projects, and Supreme Court decisions affecting reclamation policy, with names of senators and officials.
The article warns against rapid eating and its digestive problems. It emphasizes thorough chewing and links digestion to mouth work. It mentions Chamberlain's tablets as a remedy for stomach trouble and constipation sold by pharmacies.
A local dispute over quarantine and public health services arises from debates about leper treatment and the presence of lepers at Magia fest Wark. Officials discuss hospital care and penalties while considering new regulations and funding.
In McMinnellin Oregon Judge William Galloway sentenced Mayor Wot Vinton to pay a 208 pound fine and be imprisoned in the county jail until he obeys court orders. Sheriff Henderson placed the mayor in custody as the injunction case related to a pawn company dispute and city actions near Minot.
The Portland market shows mixed quotes including Wheat-Club items at varied prices, Butter Creamery and Egg products noted, Wool sectors, and Hay prices. Timothy and alfalfa per ton values are listed, with references to club names and creamery brands across multiple commodities.
Fragmentary report describes a rainfall disaster in Illinois with property damage estimated at 200 004 41 and mentions beachment of Beprleh home rule bill and other political notes. It references international concerns with Japan and United States relations, Chicago suffragists, and individuals tied to Wentworth College.
Robert Underwood Johnson retires from the editorship of the Century magazine in New York. He plans to attend the Lingual memorial commission meeting, with former President Taft visiting Washington on June 9 for his exit remarks.
The injunction targets the operation of a mill 10 miles north of Hillahors in Cowaniah. The mill was sold by Cowaniah who holds a mortgage for 400 and faces a suit claiming abandonment of land under the mortgage and related court actions. Intercut attaches the deed from the county. The case seeks to restrain use of the mill and secure court orders.
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