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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text covers multiple topics with no clear single event. Mentions contracts, highway work, water supply, schools, printing plant, library project, and road forms across Oregon regions. Names, places, and figures are garbled, making precise outcomes or dates unclear.
Fragmentary text lists names including Neva Maddux Helen Kotheg Paul Kitt Donne Nel and Gaylord Mat i wy nie Bla cmb and references an unclear topic. No coherent event or outcome is evident from the OCR fragment.
A fragmented notice describes efforts to arrange support for a special company. The text mentions a ceremonial event and planned actions to save key operations. Names and precise places are unclear due to OCR errors but the focus is on preservation and celebration.
On the evening of June 27 the Memoral exercises of Maran Well No od K of P will be held at the brotion Church. Rev Mr Van Winkle will deliver the address tracing Pythian history from earliest concept to present day. The story of Damon and Pythias will be highlighted as the defining tale of the order. Services begin at 8 o clock with greetings to visiting brethren.
Acting President calls a special meeting of stockholders in Tillamook City Oregon for Saturday June 26 1915 to consider resignation of the president and one director and to elect members to vacancies and address other business per petition signed by stockholders. Attest secretary notes.
Circuit Court convened with Judge Hagley presiding. Equity cases dominate this term and several filings show dismissals or defaults including Grace Johnson, Sylvia Rice, and Jeff Matney divorces. multiple companies and individuals faced demurrers, non suits, or continued status.
The Portland Letter reports Loren Geminis winning the gold medal for excellence in horticulture at an event featuring exhibitors from western states. It describes the judging panel, local acknowledgments, and the display’s success, noting Oregon resources and the North Portland Chamber of Commerce's promotion. It covers Oregon progress on the Cridgermbeia Highway project, plans for a Tillamook Bay channel, and dredging activities, including the Oregon Tilliook and Bay City docks. It mentions the Carey Act attempt and upcoming land openings in Baker County along with anticipated canal work and traffic impacts near the Columbia Gorge.
A quirky ad line praises a shop offering wood crafted items and treats, promising quality and courteous service to customers seeking variety and satisfaction.
A school meeting on Monta afternoon drew good attendance and interest. HW T Botte was reelected director and Ko J Clausen reelected clerk. The board discussed Stillwell Park improvements including a 5 acre gift to city children and approved funds for park grounds and a play shed to shelter children during rain.
Sid Blanchard won his fifth consecutive victory Sunday defeating Heover 16 to 5. He pitched well and went 5 for 5 at the plate with five hits in five at bats.
The catalog asks buyers to consider their high grade pianos and player pianos from the Sutler Piano Agency. It touts quality tone and construction and warns that factory output dominates the market. Potential buyers are urged to compare before purchasing.
The Harri man Club of Portland may host a Fourth of July game with Tillamook Haw players developing a batting plan. Portland fans are promised a vowel game with no fast Portland team shortly.
A bottle found on Netarta beach yields a dated note from June 17 1916 claiming the bottle was cast from a ship at sea near 4h degrees 2 minutes north latitude 124 degrees 32 minutes west longitude. Signatories include Charles L Bridges A J Halton and A J Marehall with requests to contact Elks Clubs in Vallejo San Francisco and Bremerton or 292 18th St San Francisco.
Professor Karl W Onthank and his wife Ruth Maclaren arrived from Portland after a June 4 wedding at the MacLaren home. Dr J D MacLaren, dean of medicine at the University of Oregon, hosted. Onthank recently earned a Master of Arts and plans summer study at the state university and a National Association meeting in San Francisco in August.
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