Che Tillamook Berald issues twice weekly
The Tillamook Herald under editor Thrombley announces its publication schedule as a twice weekly newspaper.
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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
2
The Tillamook Herald under editor Thrombley announces its publication schedule as a twice weekly newspaper.
A Sunday evening gathering at the Court House invites all interested citizens to discuss important business. The piece critiques city administration and a Warren Construction Company matter, noting postponed events and changes in school ball practices.
The church notes a four year average annual rise in Sunday School scholars about 200, 00. From March 1 to April 1 a department by representatives of OGF benevolent boards will meet to select delegates. Cooke McConnell and Shepard will attend. Next Sunday at 100 AM Sunday School and 11 AM public worship with the sermon God Supplying Human Needs. Young Peoples Meeting and Evangelistic services with Satan's Advice Cast Thyself Down. Public invited. H W Kaniman Pastor.
A citizen letter from G. L. Dick, Fifth Ward Councilman, defends a recent council inquiry. He says residents opposed to the investigation misunderstood its purpose and urges the council to thank those citizens rather than insinuate personal interests or motives.
F R Beals bought the Maloney holdings including Pacific City summer resort and 800 acres of farm and timber land along with the Dr G F Biasel Place and the Frank Bowlen place joining totaling about a thousand acres. He has moved a donkey engine onto the property to clear land and plans extensive improvements along with other proposed developments.
The Freshmen are making strides in bookkeeping while aiming to catch up after a period without a teacher. The Athletic Association plans another play directed by Mr. Moore with a strong cast. The Ciceronian and Emersonian societies have dissolved and will be replaced by separate boys and girls clubs. An excursion to the beach was scheduled for last Saturday but was hindered by an unspecified fact.
A church service features Pastor A Moeltentie delivering a practical talk on steadfast beliefs and personal conviction. The message emphasizes integrity and courage, urging the congregation to hold firm under trial.
U B Church notes announce Dr Parker meetings over several days with services Sunday morning at 11 and evening at 7. Prayer wail preaches at 7 PM and home gatherings occur except Wednesday and Saturday. Parishioners urged to attend and bring friends despite missing notes.
The School Board of Tillamook County Oregon invites bids by March 15 for grazing the district grounds and for constructing concrete sidewalks around the property eight feet wide. Bids for sidewalks excluding the south side and for grading are to be submitted separately with the board reserving right to reject all bids.
County Court of Tilfanink, Oregon appoints administrator for the estate of Newhew Fo Heletey. Claimants must present their claims with proper documentation to the administrator at Tilak City, Oregon by January date. The administrator is LOLS Jaren THithy. all actions proceed under state probate law.
Notice from Tillamook County about the appointment of Robert Eichinger as administrator of Mary A Eichinger estate. He must present claims and vouchers to Carl Haberlech in Tillamook City within four months from the notice date, January 1918.
Notice to creditors announces the appointment of Lee Vo Wilson administrator of Hay Wilson's estate in Tillamook County Oregon. Creditors must present claims and vouchers within sixty days at Sand Lake Oregon from the notice date.
In Tillamook County Oregon the County Court will hear a petition for probate of the will of Bengtha Byrom deceased and for letters testamentary to Swen Peter Seensen. Hearing set for March 1 1919 at 10 o clock in Tillamook City Court House. Citizens may appear and show cause. Dated February 4 16b4. Homer Mason County Judge.
The church announces a Fifth sermon in the series on the parables with the subject The Talents at 3 PM. A full program follows including Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor, Loyal Dens Class, scripture, prayer, specials, and notices led by Pastor R. E. Jope.
The Presbyterian Church outlines Bible School at 10 A M with lessons on The Destruction of Sodom and The Challenge to the Individual Young People class. Morning worship 11 A M with sermon Can Sin Be Forgiven. Evening service at 6 30 P M features Christian Endeavor on How may every Sabbath be the Lord's Day Jer 17 21 27 urging youth participation.
Thousands of Princeton residents and Princeton University students joined in a farewell demonstration for Woodrow Wilson as he left for the White House. The crowd cheered while a brief ceremony at his home included a silver loving cup presented by Col. David M. Flinn and others.
The Tillamook County Court of Oregon issues a citation to William Graham Dean and guardian William McQuarrie. The court requires appearance on Monday March 8 1913 at 10 o clock to show cause why Thomas Coates should not be appointed guardian of the person and estate of William Graham Dean. The notice is signed by County Judge Homer Mason and Clerk J C Holden with the date January 31 1913.
The Tillamook Herald announces a promotion giving 60 Gold Bond Trading Stamps for each new or renewed subscription at $1.50. The offer aims to attract readers and boost circulation with the incentive package.
The Tillamook City market lists current prices for farm goods corrected every Thursday. Items include potatoes at 16 cents per owt, cheese at 12 to 13 cents per lb, cabbage 01, carrots 02, apples per box 100 to 126, hogs dressed 9 cents per lb, and beef dressed 8 cents per lb.
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