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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1914
Page
2
The article fragment shows Die Tillamook Beraid edited by Trombley as a twice weekly newspaper entering second class mail at Tillamook Oregon after a March 7 act. It lists legal ads rates and notices including homestead timber claims and widow notices. It mentions a birthday event with Mrs Smith and praises a Christian lady leader in a moving society.
An incoherent OCR fragment mixes political talk and local rates. It references salpeter fuels, legal cases, various named persons, and transit pricing notes from Portland to unspecified destinations. The text mentions law actions, Supreme Court style terms, and public commentary without clear coherence.
A formal letter from RAY GEAT, Agent P. R. & N., warns residents of Withnedock that selling return portions is illegal under Lord's Greven Laws. Violations carry a $100 fine or 10 to 30 days in jail. Company officials will prosecute if the practice continues.
A terse admonition urges manhood through hard work and restraint. The piece discourages cruelty toward animals and rebukes petty cruelty toward a dog as a matter of character. It frames moral conduct as a test of personal strength.
A chaotic court notice from Uroccon cites estate administration issues in Tiaeok and Loon counts. It lists administrators and claims affecting property and wages with dates and involved local offices.
A damaged OCR notice from Tillamook County offers unclear voter guidance and unreadable names. The fragment hints at an electoral message or survivor reference but lacks legible details or dates.
In May the Tillwiwedk County voting populace nominates a candidate for the Second Justice seat. The selection comes amid local political affairs and calls for governance changes in the county office.
Incomplete OCR text shows a political reference with mentions of elections, a Republican angle, and a military or civic role. The readable parts imply a campaign or appointment discussion and a call to voters. Names and precise details are obscured by garbled characters.
A fragmented notice shows candidates announcing runs for local offices including County Sheriff and County Surveyor. The text references election timing, party tickets and pledges to perform duties with efficiency and impartiality.
Dr. W. C. Awk announces candidacy for the coroner nomination on the Republican ticket at the primaries in May. He pledges to perform the duties of the office to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
Residents report visitors to Tillamook and Bay Creek. The Nestucca Grange held a Saturday meeting and plans to decide on building a hall this year. Kenry Smith joins Seattle trip, expected return with bride. Helping Hand society met at a local home.
L. F. Wilson of Bay City announces his candidacy for County Surveyor on the Republican ticket. He appeals to friends across the county, promising economical administration and impartial governance, and invites investigation and support.
Voters are informed of the Republican primary date to determine the two year term for the County Commissioner position. Votes will be held at designated polling sites with nominated candidates listed. The notice indicates election governance follows state and local procedures.
A voter notice announces Hod Myers as a Democratic Sheriff candidate for May election and a separate statement proclaims a nominee for re election as Tillamook County Treasurer. The notices indicate candidacies and emphasize fulfilling duties impartially under the election process in Oregon.
Mill and timber for sale including a Yellow Fir Saw Mill with two 48 inch boilers, a 16x24 Atlas engine, two mill carriers, 2? inch saws, a cutting outfit, a Donkey engine, and 120 acres of timber. Timber value uncertain. terms possible on part. Contact listed name.
Candidate declares run in Republican party for County Judge. He pledges to serve the entire county, build good roads with future-proofing in mind, and implement strict economy in county finances.
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