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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1913
Page
1
A broad display of woolen dress goods and silks offered at low prices. The ad highlights black dress goods including worsted serges and reversible satin finishes, plus imported charmeuse and wash silks in many street and evening shades. It touts durability, fashion, and value with numerous color options and sale pricing.
Lach day by express brings tenments to replace yesterday stock. Tomorrow our Dalcony section showcases authoritative styles for women who want to be well dressed at moderate prices. Models are exclusive with no two alike. Suits from 15.00 coats from 8.00 frocks from 8.75.
Building operations progress with new blocks and halls planned by local firms. The Old Fellows will erect a brick two story block costing about 71000, while Gruenenwald Hohrbach acquire the I C O F Hall for relocation. Other projects include a Masonic block at First Ave East and Second Street and a 20000 church, a 75000 bank and hotel, all amid Easter services across multiple churches.
Salem March 20 Speaker C N McArthur lauds Representative T B Handley of Tillamook and Yamhill Counties as an earnest worker on the judiciary committee. He notes Handley’s broad view and urges re election if he seeks another term. The speaker says the recent session enacted more constructive legislation and appropriations were 350000 less than 1911.
On Saturday evening March 29 the Woman's Relief Corps will host a Sheet and Pillow Case Social at the Finley Bros building. Attendees should bring lunch boxes for themselves and partners. At 8 pm a short program precedes an auction of ladies in sheets and pillow cases by Chas Reynolds. Everyone is invited. proceeds aid the organizing group.
The Steamer Elmore has gone into commission again on her summer run and will leave Portland for Tillamook Thursday evening.
Tillamook Sheet Metal Works announces itself as a new local firm offering plumbing and general repair services. It has bought the Odd Fellow hall on Third Street in front of Larsen blacksmith shop, and will move it to its property after a building removal window of about three weeks. until then the firm will occupy the building beside Tillamook Bakery.
District No 49 reports for the month ending March 21 1913 with 10 pupils total 20 days taught 197 days attended 3 days absent and 0 late. Attendance shows 93 percent and 10 pupils neither absent nor tardy including John Stivenga Annie Stivenga Stella Stivenga Rosa Abplanalo Lizzie Balmer Phineas Haverstick James Pallio. Katie Sheets teacher.
March month ending report lists 20 pupils remaining with 11 boys and 4 girls. Twenty days taught, attendance 10 days, absence 10, times late 1. Seventeen pupils neither absent nor late. Average belonging 19, average daily attendance 15.5, attendance 97.3 percent. Teacher Mabel Noyes.
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