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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
2
Incomplete OCR text mentions notices, advertisements, and publication timing across days, with garbled lines referencing Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Friday. It reads as a damaged historical page segment outlining insertion requests and professional notices without clear names or events.
A Nehalem gathering titled farmer meeting aired concerns on berry markets and storage. Speakers including Mr. Jones and a state agriculturalist discussed improved cattle practices, co op purchases, and better berry packing and marketing strategies.
A newly read wedding notice describes the marriage of NOYES and POLES in a rural setting near Rareville. The event included Rev Weblog, pastor of the Methodist Obured, and featured families from Clovervale and Junetics City.
The Timermen call for enforcement of laws and legal action to recover losses from damage to timber resources. They request detailed inventories of materials, costs, and certificates, plus prosecution of those responsible and identification of property rights and streams involved. Justice and protection of forest resources are urged by Hawkins and Melese.
Portland Ad Club Quartet will perform at the Christian Church on January 13. The group features four male voices with varied programs and light humor, aiming to please a broad audience and praised as a top quartet in America.
A free circulating farm library operates in the county courthouse with a modest collection provided by the State Library of Salem. It covers all farming topics from crops to equipment and will expand over time, though the office remains closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
A reorganization of the local fire company took place in the Dak Nee area with several members resigning and new officers elected. Page was accepted and Gates was elected to fill a position.
Clough elected temporary president. W G Delegatora Co Smith and Thos Coates named to arrange with business ties to provide supper aid at the theater. On Wednesday June 24 restoration proposed for all oil members dropt from the poll, with reinstatement without charge.
Ef Clanton and others considered establishing a new hatchery at Gob Creek in Tillamook area. The meeting covered land price disputes with Mr Wang and potential legal actions, with a Saturday meeting planned to organize fisherfolk attendance and feedback.
The Barview column notes roadwork credits and community projects alongside new openings and visits. It mentions a beach area plan, summer homes, Portland visitors, theater activity, and ongoing quarry work with engine deliveries and corrective actions to support local industry.
An OCR damaged piece recalls a beach event with names like Parker Van Cor enbeckh and Melchior, mentioning a ceremony at a cemetery, a PEK parade, and a party mood around a Fireteet Unws. It hints at a community celebration with familiar locals and distant guests.
The Whitnewerbe and related defendants faced dismissal as the court threw out numerous county case claims. Key figures referenced include executives, various firms, and local officials, with debt figures and contract disputes noted as central issues. The ruling appears linked to constitutional questions and procedural adjudication affecting a broad slate of causes.
Judge Mason testified he had received no letters of acceptance and goods would be delivered soon. The County Court formally accepted on arrival while not in debt and possessing cash to pay. Judge Holmes criticized court methods but the case hinged on a penalty for a debt beyond limits as set by the legislature.
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