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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1915
Page
3
The column mixes brief city items, sales notices, and local names. It mentions merchants, property listings, a steamer arrival, and social events with numerous readings of place names and people such as Shaw and Mart, plus references to churches, hotels, and roads in the area.
A garbled OCR page shows scattered references to church events, local trades, photography studio notices, eyewear fittings, sales of cows, and equipment. Names like Wiley and Wendt appear amid listings for lenses, portraits, and a Holstein for sale, with no coherent story or dates.
The article outlines the Gerglon State Grange event schedule with games and races in Veins City and surrounding areas. It notes preparations by the Unrange organization and mentions the involvement of local stewards and depot stops.
The report states Mrs Exclyn Woods files for divorce from Frank Rhodes in a local court. The petition cites alleged separation and asks for support and property decisions amid contested assets and parental matters.
Farmers discuss spring plowing timing and soil conditions in a note on preparation and climate. The article compares fall and spring plowing methods, noting how wet or dry spells affect outcomes and the role of winter eriation and early spring conditions in soil readiness.
An older agricultural note discusses how choice between fall and spring plowing affects yields. It notes fall disk or plow often yields better results, while spring plowing may delay seeding if ground is not properly prepared. Recommendations emphasize keeping plows clean and timely field work to ensure good germination and soil readiness.
Dry Farming and Rural Homes notes a link between dairy production and fertility, citing that one ton of butter, wheat, corn, and clover hay carry specific fertilizer constituent values. The text quantifies fertilizer worth per ton for several commodities and discusses improved fertility tied to feeding practices.
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