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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
1
Notice states the Mohler Mercantile Company has changed its name to H Mason and Company by supplementary articles dated June 10 1916. The company signature shows Homer Mason president.
Fragmented historical report describes a large battle involving forces from Emberg and a Russian alliance. It mentions Liuaongenn and Zerewane, river crossings, and a strategic clash along a crooked river with various military observers and critics commenting on German efforts and potential shifts in control.
Troops engage in heavy fighting as artillery shells strike key fortifications near Banta Maciel and surrounding positions. Allied forces push to suppress resistance while Austrian defenses and advancing units contend with mounting pressure from the front.
Official reports say German and Allied forces remain stalled between Arras and the Alsie with no progress by either side. German claims of a southeast advance are reported. Allied lines report heavy infantry losses and counteractions near Heurinet and Hebartene.
Fragmented dispatch describes fighting near Precoyel and Lemberg with General Marelle guiding operations. Report claims offshore air efforts, troop moves, and bombardments by French forces amid advancing front lines and tactical offensives.
A report describes a prize court ruling affecting a vessel involved in wartime interdiction. The decision names parties and the assets under seizure and directs destruction of the vessel at issue. Further context notes government authorities and legal procedures governing the case.
War update notes retirement of two Riesian armies before a major Allied counteroffensive. Article reports the sinking of the Laconian liner by a German submarine, with over 1000 lives lost, and claims Captain Turner denied the ship carried guns.
The house of commons approved a further war credit of 250000 pounds, about 1.25 billion dollars, raising total war appropriations to roughly 862.1 million pounds for this war. Premier Asquill stated funding in the next three months will run not less than 15 million dollars per day.
London plotline details a new Zeppelin raid causing fifteen deaths and sixty injuries across the east coast. The attack targets coastal towns, with emergency crews responding as air raids continue.
In London a tally shows thirteen thousand six hundred forty seven British naval officers and men either killed or wounded or missing as war intensifies through May.
Oregon notes report the formation of a state society in Bilverton to perpetuate memory of early settlers and honor pioneer history. The group aims to unify efforts across Oregon with substantial interest in irrigation projects around Grantview Jefferson County and water from Suttlea Lake. Estimations suggest large eligible membership and potential statewide impact.
Fragmented readable phrases hint at a political argument or legislative maneuver involving state policy and financial or electoral concerns. Names and clear events are obscured by garbled text, but the piece suggests discussion of timing and potential impacts on state actions and later decisions.
A chaotic historical record notes discussions on parole board powers and prisoner release decisions. It mentions the involvement of officials including a governor appointee and a secretary to the governor, outlining duties and oversight in an opaque, early 20th century context.
Wool prices held firm ahead of market closing with coarse wool trading at 4 cents per pound and fine wool fetching up to 18 cents. Participants like Patrick Teherty and Andy Rust reported higher gains, with average gains near ten cents a pound compared with last year, and fine wool commanding an extra five cents.
Reported here is the indictment of Lee Dale by a grand jury in a case involving Ve and Mra. Chas Higutver. The event occurred south of Jiot Keek on June t, with Whety expected to be main witness and temporary insanity offered as the plea.
Oley offers a dining scene with eatery options and friendly service. The note hints at a welcoming venue named Ramsey Good Mate and promotes good food and atmosphere for visitors seeking a reliable meal in town.
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