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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1913
Page
1
A promotional notice invites shoppers to save on living costs with double Gold Lend stamps Friday in every department. Madam Root demonstrates hair care and beautifying preparations, offering demonstrations and lessons on embroidery and crochet each afternoon from 1 to 4:30.
Tillamook residents allege a secret pact among Warren Construction Elwood Wiles and Clark Henry Co to push patented bitulithic pavement at inflated costs. A lawsuit seeks to block $197000 in assessments while hearings target bid rigging and charter manipulation.
Circuit Court recessed to June 2 as the Warres Construction Company suit against the city and related Hadley matters move toward trial. Judge Galloway kept Hadley v Hadley active, requiring repayment of $7,000 to proceed, with Nolan seeking reinstatement. Frank Long Sr. and the Campbell estate win $2,000 in a separate case against PLA & N Ry Co after a full-day jury deliberation.
President Kerr of the Oregon Agricultural College will speak at the Court House in Tillamook City on Monday May 1 at 1 PM on Demonstration Farm Work. Deputy Dairy and Food Commissioner Mr. Shrock will accompany him and a large attendance of farmers is expected.
The Boulder Creek School hosted an entertainment by teacher Mrs. Stone that filled Mayorel Hall after the schoolhouse proved too small. About 150 people attended a two hour program that showcased enthusiasm from both teacher and students and was followed by a delicious supper prepared by local ladies.
Workmen excavating for the new Odd Fellows building as contractors plan a two story structure with a bank and store on the first floor and lodge and office rooms on the second. The $20,000 project includes twelve office rooms, ten rented, and a banquet hall, reception room, and kitchen for lodge use.
The Christian Church near completion with nearly $20,000 raised for a May 11 dedicatory service led by Rev. S R Hawkine of Portland. The program includes Bible School, hymns, and an evening sermon by Evangelist Gaylor, with Rev. Jope and C H Altheide among the organizers.
Last week N C Maris a field worker with the industrial fair and Superintendent Buel promoted county wide support for fall fairs for county children. They met Beaver Bay City Nehalem and Bay City residents, scheduling May 12 at Beaver School for committees and planning meetings. Communities approved the effort but urged strong continued effort.
Memorial services at the Christian Church are announced for May 36 1918 at 10 a m by command of E Reynolds Com Corinth Post inviting G A R Blue and Gray Spanish War and Indian War veterans to attend.
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