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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1913
Page
1
Daily embroidery lessons for ladies from 1 30 to 4 30 in the art and needle goods department. This week Friday offers double Gold Bond stamps with every 10c purchase. Madam Root advertises a sale on hate goods at remarkably low prices.
Window display promotes a May sale at Kayser's featuring gloves 45 cents extra lisle Venetian in black white and colors. Includes springs and summer dress and tailored styles with embroidered pieces and stamped embroidery supplies ready to work.
A large Summer collection showcases 38 in. wool batistes and Sicilian washable fabrics at special prices. Hats feature varied shapes, smart trims, and conservative styles with new models from the work rooms. Also listed are 27 in. wash silks 25c yard and parcel post delivery offered in Tillamook County.
A large group of local farmers attended a Monday session at Court House to hear Prof. Hetzel of Oregon Agricultural College and Mr. Shrock discuss the demonstration farm concept. They noted state county matching funds and the potential use of a county poor farm, with college aid to follow.
The Christian Church was formally dedicated after eight months of building. Rev. S. R. Hawkins of Portland led the morning services and helped raise nearly 12 000 to pay remaining indebtedness. Praise went to Rev. Jope and contractor Roy for their role. Evangelist Gaylor preached in the evening with C. H. Altheide.
Report shows 21 pupils active with 20 teaching days and 384.5 total attendance. Attendance 97.5 percent with 10.5 absences and 1 lateness. 17 pupils neither absent nor late. Names of students perfect in attendance include Grace Wade, Lois Wade, Nina Vaughn, Gladys Kodad, Asbury, Kate Shaw, Roy Shaw, Leon Shaw, Vaughn children, Zuercher children, Haugen children, Elliott children. MABEL NOYES, Teacher.
Report of School District No 49 for month ending April 21 1913 shows 10 pupils total with 13 days taught, 101 attendance, 17 absence, no lateness. One pupil neither absent nor late. attendance percentage 854. Katie Sheets, Teacher.
After talks on silos farmers favored a demonstration farm. A four member committee was formed to pursue county court support, with Geo Williams RK McKimmons Cyrus Randall and W E Noyes named. The group adjourned.
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