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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
2
The Tillamook Herald editor Crombley issues multiple notices and legal advertisements. Includes publication cadence, rates, and required deadlines for Monday and Thursday morning insertions to appear on Tuesday and Friday editions. Ownership statement lists C. F. Trombley as editor publisher and manager.
The Sardancustercamement of the G A R Oregon division ends Friday after two days of receptions, a street dance, and pageants. Visitors toured Tillamook, with a balloon ascent and a street parade drawing large crowds. A theft incident and a humorous kiss episode involving Attorney Worral punctuated the closing days.
Barview news describes Har View and nearby areas with plans for telecommunication offices, a trainee program, and a deep-sea work crew. It notes a dance party at the Howlers Alley, mentions the Schnauller orchestra and floor manager, and reports visits by regional figures including Mero Bailey and Haily mapping life zones for a western U S handbook.
A column argues for a just balance between cooperatives and corporations, notes nomination limits, praises Dr. Smith’s electability, and criticizes heavy game wardens as a burden to taxpayers while urging cooperation between rich and poor under shared under God.
A fragmentary letter argues for electing honest reformers in Merion and warns against ‘the eight hour law’ and costly premiums. It urges voters to support Dr Smith in November, claiming the public benefits when righteous leaders govern and criticizing political opponents.
County Court approves several claims including Fort Dodge Calvert Co. for 2445.40 with freight excluded and Good Roads Machinery Co. for 2090.94 as part of public works. Hales Erskine and Heyd awarded 1000. Textbook adoption for the County Assessor office declared a public record.
The Johnson Estate is offered at private sale by administrator K. Y. Hialock for cattle horses pigs and farm stock with contact for details. Separately, Utah parties merged on a state ticket with James Moyle and Frank Stephens as nominees in Salt Lake, and James Maye and Iowln Lareen as Progressive candidates for legislative roles. A Mount Lassen eruption report notes a crater opening on May 20 and two additional nearby craters with one fatality and several injuries.
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