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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
2
Fragments show a Tiltsurook Tiltsurook post office in Urageett area with March 18 notices and realtives rights ads. Advertisements list rates for legal notices and professional classifies with various dates and publication times.
A 908 document from the Carregi Esdeainest board of trustees discusses treaty sight and tolls amid a Pacific and Atlantic coast controversy. It notes free tools for American boats and cites cooperation among time service lines and agreements to coordinate rates and operations. Washington figures criticize competition and emphasize cooperative arrangements.
The Tulanoos city council meets after Mayor Harter tendered his resignation to the council. The letter states the resignation to take effect July 1 and cites a need to focus on private affairs, thanking city officers for their support. The message is signed Jota Barter Mt 4 OF.
The county treasurer received 8530.19 from the state treasury to support a county fair in Tillamook. A court house meeting drew interest but did not form the fair association. a plan to raise 5000 then allocate 300 of it aims to fund the effort countywide. Subscriptions will be sought in the north and south ends with leaders named for Beaver and Danstan.
On Thursday evening the Epworth League of the Methodist Church elected officers Emma Weiss president Verne Huin first vice president Harry Swenson second vice president Myrtle Walline third vice president Oscar Swenson fourth vice president Elsie Lamb secretary Edwin Boquist treasurer D Robinson chorister
Mary Aon Gay of Tillamook County died at 67 after 24 years residency. The obituary notes marriages and children in Canada Montana California Texas Washington and Oregon. Funeral services were conducted by Reverend Merwe at the Christian Olgresh Sunday afternoon.
The Portland letter notes Oregon land dealers target unfair prices and calls for local appraisal committees to fix land values. It cites fishing bank prospects off Lincoln County and a new coastal railroad from Sherwood to Myrtle Point. J. B. Pilkington of Portland is elected president of the American Nurserymen, with 1914 in Cleveland and 1915 aimed at San Francisco.
Public notice announces that Files so Roewrs of Roots No 1 Bar 72 A Tillamook Oregon filed for Homestead Entry on October 14 1911 for Lot 8 Section 5 Township 6S Range 9W Willamette Meridian. Clerk J Hollis of Tillamook County sets deadlines for final claim and protest while witnesses Lillian Kitne Davel Martiny and others of Tillamook Oregon sign the notice.
Notice is given that Clarke C Wilmot of Blaine Oregon filed Homestead Entry No S808 in Section 22 Township 8 South Range 8 West Willamette Meridian for a claim described as Ng SWESE NW and SWNER. The First Commutation Proof to establish title was to be made before J L Holden County Clerk at Tillamook Oregon on June 6 1913. Contestants Perry KR Caggler Silas D Moore Albert Down Henry Davis. MW. OF. HGBY Register. Last issue January 7.
Cheater Shaw of Portland Oregon filed April 21 1902 under Application No 1466 to purchase the S S timber claim in Willamette Meridian. Timber estimated at 80 09 hundred feet at 75 cents per M. Final proof and oath set for July 7 1913 before the Portland Oregon U S Land Office. Protest or contest allowed via corroborated affidavit. H F Higby Register.
Fragmentary notes report new GA LA leader in California and Nevada, with claims of Mor me as La Crosse president and a pending U S Senate candidacy to replace Stenhenson. Mentions Roosevelt lecture plan in Argentina and other unrelated items about Madame Schumann-Heink and Mayoral dream.
Oregon State Game and Fish Commission proclaims closure of the Tillamook Bay tributaries and adjacent waters in Tillamook County to fishing except with hook and line from July 17 onward, detailing the affected creeks, river sections, and the governing limits under the master fish warden's notice. The order covers Tillamook Bay area including Miami River, Willamette Meridian reference areas, and marks the enforcement start date and geographic scope.
The Mintot River is declared closed to certain fishing methods from July 1 under local regulations. Restrictions specify gear use and tributary rules, with penalties for violations and officials enforcing the provisions.
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