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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
4
A garbled OCR style passage discusses people and places in a fragmented sequence. It mentions names and locations in a way that resembles a historical notice or editorial snippet, though many terms are unclear and repeated.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe President Villa challenging Mexican Union factions and inviting allied support. The document mentions a potential general mobilization, a planned response, and references to orders and forces amid political turmoil.
A reader letter argues for calm among German Americans amid rising tension with Germany. It urges avoidance of actions that could push the United States toward war and calls for prudent conduct in the nation’s foreign policy.
Two armed men held up the Oregon City electric station near Willvard and Glen Eeho south of Portland Sunday night. They escaped with loot estimated between 100 and 500 dollars. Local authorities investigate the holdup and seek suspects.
The Portland market notes list grains such as bluestem red fife forty fold and 896 with prices for timothy alfalfa and hay in Oregon including timothy at 16 to 12.50 per unit and butter creamery milk prices. Seattle wheat prices show bushel quotes for blue stem red fife and forty fold with Timothy and alfalfa valued per ton along with creamery and mohair listings.
The county court deliberates bids for hard surfacing projects in Tilamodketi City County tract. Proposals favored concrete with attached rock. all bids rejected as too high. Public notice calls for new bids with detailed specifications and a December bid opening.
Public notice outlines multiple dated notes and checks payable to individuals such as A Matron and Copal Cris Servery. It lists amounts like 4.20 and 7, mentions May and June dates, and references assignors including the County Cheek and Karhleen Milky. The language is garbled but indicates debt collection or payment demands.
A human interest note highlights the gifted Marion B. Fis4e as a cartoonist and storyteller. The piece hints at noble woe and humor, promising entertaining descriptions and literary interest for readers.
The Chautauqua chamber of commerce votes to back wood block paving at a July meeting, rejecting no champion and endorsing advance of such a movement. Court rejects all bids for hardsurfacing and favors concrete with crushed rock. bids to be re advertised. County road petitions result in road viewers appointed and reports opened or rejected as noted.
Bids will be received by the County Clerk for paving and concrete work including asphaltic concrete on concrete base and other items per plans on file. The County Court may reject any bid. First publication is dated mis doth day of dune toes. Holden, County Clerk.
Proposals addressed to the County Court of Wicinook County Qreged and indoved for work to be filed in the office of the County Clerk of Tilla. The notice requests sealed bids by qualified contractors for specified undertakings and includes filing details and deadlines.
Fragmentary text notes a proposed agreement or obligation involving Kryptock Bitoca Lenses and a figure named Ronny. The garbled lines reference property tied to frames of munenting and a potential trade or pact with unreadable terms. No clear dates, places, or organizations are discernible.
Notice appears incomplete with fragmented text and unreadable details about an official availability or hearing. No coherent entities or actions are readable to identify parties, location, or deadlines.
The Tillamook County Court in Oregon issues a notice for a contract bid. John Asehite of Urty Moak Oregon is listed in the bidding process with preparatory steps and potential rejection rights.
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