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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
4
An old notice describes a trio of poultry farms for sale including Silke and other local growers. It outlines land sizes around seven acres and depicts farming equipment, yields, and economic notes alongside references to market prices and potential buyer considerations.
A polluted OCR notice lists various subjects and courses including mathematics, history and literature. It references salaries and instructional topics across multiple departments with scattered names and dates.
Clover Laws Creamery Company invites bids for 35 cords of oak wood at its TiIiamenk City Oregon factory four miles north. Delivery 15 cords by May 1 and balance 20 cords by August 15 1912. Company may reject any bid. Bids due March 28 1912 to Carl Haberluch. The Tillamook Herald.
A blaze struck the Gates district in Linn County damaging the old schoolhouse and nearby structures. Authorities report the fire started near the new building’s vicinity and caused extensive losses, including the destruction of the old structure behind it. The incident followed reports of arson attempts and heavy smoke lingered over the area. Local responders extinguished the flames with limited injury to residents.
An unclear, heavily garbled OCR passage lists scattered names and phrases with no coherent event. It reads like a collage of terms from various topics, including people, places, and random notes, lacking a discernible narrative or date.
The readable fragments indicate a discussion of religious sects and public proceedings with references to authorities, measurements, and a possible upcoming event. Mentions of Pantone, Purley, Dowd, and public notices hint at a newspaper item mixing notices with commentary. The overall coherence is limited by OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a dense transit and political mishmash. It mentions ferrying a train, a mayor, and political chatter around public works, with scattered place names and dates. The text is garbled but hints at transportation routes and local governance debates.
A long OCR fragment references a delinquent taxes list, with mentions of tax sale, interest, and certificates. It lists names, parcels, and legal terms, noting dates, percentages, and public sale procedures, alongside scattered names and places.
A notice calls for bids on an improvement project labeled Boxy POW Teeter. The document invites qualified contractors to submit proposals by a stated deadline and outlines required bid components and site details.
Property owned by Shaw Tavien Realty Co listed for auction on April 2 in Portland Oregon. Interested parties must file sworn statements and proof of eligibility before the magistrate to contest the purchase offer and potential title transfer.
In Tillamook County Oregon the estate of Henry Cochran deceased is under administration with the will annexed. John T. Otman administrator sets a hearing for March 20 at 9:00 AM in the Tillamook Court House to settle the account and address any objections or contests.
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