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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary text describes wartime scenes, soldiers, rivers, and strategic notes. Mentions names and places in a disjointed account. difficult to verify complete events or dates from the OCR.
A long article notes the upcoming Chautauqua event titled Miller Fisk with a full lineup of entertainers. The text praises the program as a premier educational and inspirational series, organized by a civic committee and set to begin July 12 with notable speakers and performances.
The text appears as disjointed notes referencing an order and a secretary named Brodent, with mentions of 150 Moana Letee and a Loyal Order of Mier. It hints at loan obligations and prior receipts, but the passage is fragmentary and lacks a coherent narrative or clear dates and outcomes.
Eustais Petteys died at age 98 after illness. He was a much loved member of the band and active in the community. Funeral services were held at his home in Gay City on Sunday with many relatives and friends in attendance.
Listing offers 160 acres at Sand Lake with cranberry land and cedar on site. Includes 2 miles from post office, 1500 feet cedar value and a 10 mile telephone line. Price 16.50 per acre with 1200 down and long term payments. Neighboring land sold for 45.00 per acre years ago. Contact C. M. Vadito Til Lamook Oregon.
Notice declares policy numbers including 284087 lost or destroyed while with Agency & B Whitehouse Tillamackity Oregon. Union Assurance Society Ltd denies liability and asks for information or return of policies to Harry H. Smith at Pacific Coast Office San Francisco or Rollie W. Watson Tillamook City Oregon.
G V Copsan, newly appointed faculty member at Oregon Agricultural College, explains German government policy forced him to depart Germany. He discusses conditions in Europe and the impact of the war on academic life.
The United States Bureau of Education specialist says Oregon Agricultural College should be united as a standard college when its four year secondary entrance requirements take effect in September. The report notes the college has added a full four years of secondary work and fully meets the Salt Lake City and State Educational Department standards. Only students completing a four year high school course with fifteen units are eligible for degree courses.
A garbled transcript documents bustling street life with stray phrases about people, coffee, cats, and uncertain events. Amid the jumble are names and places that hint at daily routines, small interactions, and local chatter.
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