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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
1
A partial obituary notes funeral rites and attendees for Rex FR. Meenamy. The fragmented text mentions a service and friends in attendance, with references to a center and Valley setting.
Fragmented notice expresses gratitude and remembrance for a deceased relative. Keeps key names unclear due to OCR errors but mentions a widow, children, and husband or son, with expressions of sympathy and remembrance in a traditional card of thanks format.
Cha Welindley and commissioners met with the county court to discuss a new 5 mile Sour Grass road over the mountain. The project, funded half by Yambill and half by Tillamook, uses a new multi county road district law enabling cross county improvement. The 4 percent grade aims to be usable year round, eliminating the current wet mountain hike.
A locally advertised sale offers a blooded Jerwny bull for inquiry with contact to Frank Blaser in Tilin Mook Oregon. The notice provides basic sale details and the seller's name.
Reported heavy fighting as Russian forces retreat under pressure, with German and Austrian units advancing along multiple sectors. Observers note artillery bombardments and continuous assaults, while supply and reinforcements lag behind the front lines.
In a large engagement near Monte, Italian forces clash with Austrians and Germans. Reports describe heavy artillery duels and intensified violence as Italian troops press the line while Austrian and German ships participate, with casualty and tonnage figures referenced.
A Reuters dispatch from London reports about 6 000 Romanians marching with flags and bugles to the Italian legation to urge intervention in the war on the Allied side. A counter demonstration by conservative leaders including Marghisommam and allies followed.
Berlin dispatch reports General von Mackengen captured 805 prisoners in the fall of Preemys. The official announcement from Berlin states the operation was achieved with wireless reports reaching Sayville.
The report outlines ongoing offensives along the western front with mentions of German and Allied actions and allied bombardments. It notes heavy fighting near Detroit treaties and continuous troop movements as both sides press for advantage.
Fragmented report details a Zeppelin explosion over a distant area with aviation and military mentions. It notes an aviator missing, a dramatic crash setting, and subsequent investigations by authorities including the Steel Corporation and New Jersey officials.
Incomplete OCR fragment cites a location near the Dneinter river and a large sum of princn ora, implying a historical incident or notice but details are unreadable. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
War dispatches report German and AustroHungarian forces advancing within ten miles of Lemberg near the fortress as pursuit of the retreating defenders continues and supplies tighten on the line.
Dispatches from Mitlene recount heavy Turkish casualties in a single day of fighting on the Gallipoli peninsula with Allied forces advancing and Greek and British units involved in the enemy clash.
Residents vote 65 to 7 in favor of a line road project linking Reseburg to nearby towns. The measure includes funds and executive action by the local board, with speakers calling for improved transport. Officials expect the project to spur commerce and connect the Hood River area to market routes.
A garbled report notes figures discussing loyalty to a wounded leader amid a convention in Vottland. The text hints at resignations, arrests, and public demonstrations tied to the government crisis. Ongoing turmoil involves a federation of Germinspeakins societies and a strained relationship with Ariadne Prottet dente.
A damaged OCR fragment records an accident fund balance and expenditures totaling about 997 001 12 with noted administrative costs and payments to a committee. It mentions contributors and receipts totaling around 24 250 to 410 820 27 and 58 28, plus other unclear lines.
Fragmentary notes report a heated discussion about creating a new local organization. The meeting involved town officials and business leaders, debating a repeal and pending submission to a governing body.
A two year old, La Grande John Kuofe, from Tilale Moscow, died after a bullet wound to the chest during a police pursuit at Union Jovellotty Sheriff station. Officers attempted to stop a suspect fleeing and fired during the confrontation. He was transported to the focal hospital where he died.
A text fragment notes arrests related to Lower Columbia fishing interests. It mentions Deputy Collector LEP Medrath and a Portland location, with references to a murder in a remote area. The readable lines describe a middle aged woman found dead at home with a crushed hand injury.
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