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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1914
Page
1
The guide outlines methods for showing county exhibits including fruit preservation for fairs. It covers handling berries and soft fruits, making exhibition jams, selecting clear white glass jars, and keeping fruits in a dark place to prevent bleaching. Advice cites W. O Lovgyesr on preserving fragile fruits for exhibitions.
Partial sale notice listing livestock and items from the Johnson estate in county court proceedings. Buyer inquiries directed to Blalock by mutual phone contact for details and private sale schedule.
Notice informs the public Powos now located on the Mra Mills property between Stillwell Ave and Second Ave in Euanthine area. It requests patrons to visit for funeral services and mentions Kasper Freilel and Watkins Man in a formal sign-off.
Early advertises piano tuning and repair services with contact by Paul Irvine and addresses in Hionelowd and nearby locales. Mentions reasonable rates and customer satisfaction guarantees.
The Portland column reports on Oregon state and city events, including plans for the Panama Exposition display with a 60 foot miniature Colum bia River scenery, the 234,500 acre land entry designation under the enlarged homestead law, and a livestock show meeting in Portland. It notes the Salem Cherry Fair electrical parade, a street dance led by King Bing and Queen Ann, and a first Panama Canal towage by Santa Clara carrying Portland goods.
The June issue notes a joint campaign by the State University department and Central Labor Council to tackle unemployment while rebuilding fire losses of 20000. Reports cover rate hikes, road and power projects, new banks, schools, mills, and water system expansions across Oregon cities and counties.
Ward and Mies recy Welee of the city were married at the home of Henry Zurfleh at 4 p m Pastor Etinger of the German Congregational Church of Portland officiated. The couple left for Portland then Withington on a brief honeymoon. They are highly regarded and have many friends who wish them happiness.
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