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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1915
Page
4
The article notes unprecedented crowds at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco, with visitors from across the country swelling the turnout. Opening day was peaceful aside from a missing child, and officials including Franklin D. Roosevelt’s predecessor attended events.
The article lists delegates and affiliates across Oregon towns and farms, detailing names such as Hailey Roseburg McMinnville and J Z Apperson Parkplace with by law notes on representation. It explains the rotation system for state Grange representation, voting member rules for spouses, and travel arrangements for conference attendees including transport and fare notes.
The article argues poultry farming needs a shift in approach to boost profitability. It discusses market dynamics, farmer challenges, and broader rural economic impacts, urging attention from policymakers and industry stakeholders to improve feasibility and long term viability.
Public sale of property conducted by the sheriff under a court order in Willamette County Oregon. Sale to take place at the courthouse steps, with defined parcel boundaries and reserved bid terms as described in the notice. Date, time, and bidder requirements specified.
Notice to creditors regarding the estate of Paul Rebreder deceased and a separate stock assessment by Sam Miami Lumber Company of Los Angeles California. Delinquent shares after May 28 1915 will be sold June 8 1916 at 10 am to cover unpaid assessments and costs.
The county announces a hearing regarding bids for a factory contract in Willamook Oregon. Proposals must meet plan specifications and are due by the specified date with a 1 percent bid bond. The clerk’s office provides details and documents for review.
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