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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1914
Page
2
The readable text appears as a damaged OCR fragment from a newspaper page. It mentions names like Che Cijlamook Keraid and Trompley, with references to notices, advertisements, and ownership statements. The legible items suggest publication schedule notes and a statement of ownership for a press entity.
A Washington report discusses public ownership of railroads with supporters including Bryan and Gov. Stubbs. It weighs cost estimates billions, potential savings, and the impact on railroad stock, wages, and post office management, plus gold exports and impending freight demand shaping prospects for recovery.
A distorted供 text presents a portrayal of Hell and a confrontation with a figure named John De. The speech cites a reformer’s critique, religious hypocrisy, and temptation, framing a moral clash through vivid but garbled language. The piece juxtaposes hellish imagery with calls for justice and accountability.
The Oregonian notes business growth in the East and expected acceleration of prosperity. Harvest is underway in the Southwest with favorable weather, reducing risk of a huge wheat crop, and harvesting has begun in Walla Walla and Umatilla Counties, with quick purchase anticipated.
From the Blue Valley Bulletin Chicago report, market conditions are expected to normalize with seasonal weather and prices possibly matching earlier highs. On May 21, the butter price on the Chicago market stood at 24 4/100 cents, compared with 27 cents on the same date in 1914.
The article analyzes how butter prices fluctuate with quality, transport costs, supply and demand, and tariff protection. It notes tariff rates and imported versus domestic butter effects, emphasizing safe, steady dairy work and the impact on local producers and consumers.
A guidance on Loganberry harvest timing and handling from the Oregon Agricultural College. It advises picking at the hard ripe stage for fresh market quality, notes double sugar content when fully ripe, warns of handling damage at dead ripe stage, and recommends cool dry conditions and gentle, single-handful picking to prevent mushy fruit.
Notice states the board of directors met on June 11 1914 in Los Angeles California and assessed 1.90 per share on issued capital stock. The document records the corporate address at AMC Boat First Street and refers to the paid Miami Lumber Company.
Sali corporation in Los Angeles California appoints a public sale on the city street in July 1914 if the debt remains unpaid. The secretary signs and states the terms including advertisers' costs and expenses of sale.
Netheete files final account as Administrator of the estate of G. W Sappington in Tillamook County Oregon. Hearing set Wednesday July 1st at 9:00 AM at the County Courthouse to approve or hear objections. Interested parties must appear to contest or support the final account. Attorney for Administrator: Johnson and W. Vatroapse.
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