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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
3
Serivce ad copy hawks NYAL'S TONIC BITTERS and iron tonic as cures for appetite and strength. The promotional text touts health benefits, urges readers to ask Lamar's Drug Store for the product, and emphasizes exclusive agency.
A crowded Tillamook item list reports births marriages church notices and social events. Local happenings include weddings at the Catholic Church, Masons meeting notices, farm and real estate notes, a dental association meeting, sales and ads from Tillamook Feed Co, and references to city happenings and visitors around June.
Notice states the seller is located on Stillwell Avenue and Second Avenue East three blocks west of the old location. The message thanks patrons for past support and invites continued orders, signed The Watkins Man.
The Tillamook Building Company invites bids for four foot worn lumber to be delivered to the basement of its Tillamook City, Oregon building on or before September 18, 2014. Bid by HT Botts, President.
Notice states all Gold Bond Trading Stampa with THS letters of Holtz must be in our hands by June 20 to be redeemed. HALTOM'S
First class work with three years of satisfaction. Tilia patrons note Mr. Paul Irvine handles tuning and leave orders at Jonew K rnud fonature in Pennsylvania.
Notice No 72 says a new home sewing machine will be drawn at Haltome. Save your tickets. if the machine is not claimed by Thursday evening the drawing will be held again.
County wide farmer meetings drew large crowds in Cloverdale and Beaver with smaller turnout at Tillamook and Nehalem. Speakers from Agricultural College and U S Dairy Division discussed dairy herd breeding and related issues. Cooperative bull associations gained interest as Beaver’s Loganberry cooperative advances a dryer project.
The Supreme Court sustained the Circuit Court decision in the criminal libel case brought by the Benedictine Sisters of Mt Angel Oregon against J. E. Howmer editor of the Silverton Journal. Judge McNary wrote the opinion and the jury verdict finding Hosmer guilty stands. The sisters are vindicated and Hosmer must pay the fine or face jail.
At the Christian Church next Sunday evening the public is invited to hear two sermons. The morning sermon at eleven will portray a fallen hero who was stoned to death while preaching. The evening sermon at eight will discuss a great champion moved to action by witnessing the death.
The United Brothers announce Sunday School at 10 A M and morning worship with sermon by the pastor at 11 A M. Evening service and sermon at 8 P M. The Official Board meets Monday at P M. all officials and members are requested to attend. Saturday opens the new Conference Year with services inviting all.
The Bible School offers classes for all ages with the topic The Great Refusal. Morning worship at 11 includes a sermon Christ the Religion of Christians. An evening Gospel service at 8 discusses The gods of modern life. Pastor D A McKenzie invites strangers to attend.
The Trask River Birthday Club met at Mrs Frank Hes ter's home on June 16 with most members present. Officers elected for the term: President Mrs. Rose Crawford and Secretary Mrs. Elna Stanley. The hostess and helpers provided entertainment with strawberries cake and a short literary program. Reading by Mrs. Crawford and a duet by Miss Theresa Durrer and Mrs. Derrer. Five new members joined. Members departed happy at another profitable afternoon.
A British official explains why the dead letter office is used to return letters addressed to deceased individuals. He notes letters are shipped in black bags and that some people wrongly think the office is linked to death itself. The piece cites a peculiar returned letter and public misunderstanding.
A fragmented discussion recalls bridal veils and rituals from Britain and Russia. It notes veils worn by brides, the tradition of removing or preserving the veil, and hair practices tied to marriage as observed in various regions.
The article notes glacier scratches on rock from the last glacial period 600 to 75,000 years ago remain fresh. Professor Bowman explains erosion is extremely slow, keeping markings nearly as new as if made yesterday despite long theorems of time.
A jumble of historical and philosophical snippets describes vast time spans and natural processes. It references Toury’s Companion, Averstus emperor of Lome, and a rigid rule for offices based on age and lineage, detailing three or four clerical privileges and regional differences.
The buran or 1w hurricane of the Poor is a notable meteorological phenomenon. It shocks readers with extreme cold and rapid shifts in the sky as whirling specks darken the air.
The public notices a tragedy as a woman faces arrest in a morning incident. Reports suggest confusion over charges with limited details available from the fragmentary street-side chatter.
A Washington Star snippet quotes a confusing line about people in the community and a moral judgment. It discusses fear of who might be on a jury and the impact of remarks on local perception. The passage is fragmentary and lacks clear event or identifiable individuals.
Umatilla county wool topped Pilot Hook prices at a first sealed bid sale in Oregon this year. Over 000,000 pounds sold with bids up to 54 percent above last year, reflecting strong demand. Work on a 0,000 YMCA building in Astoria slated to begin soon.
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