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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1913
Page
2
In a partial notice the Tillamook Herald lists editor Crombley and publication days Tuesday and Friday. The page mentions dates around May and March with marginal marks and a reference to a public notice or publication schedule.
Fragmented OCR notes describe church activities and reform talks led by evangelists. Mentions plans for elections, safety measures, and community outreach across dates in May with references to leaders like Mr Althenke Se and Prof. Col. AhiSede, plus church gatherings, trainings, and sermon series.
The report discusses firmer cheese prices this period, with smaller supply and fewer imports lifting costs. Producers warn of potential price gains if demand tightens further, while weather and milder market activity affect stock and retail pricing.
The event features Mrs. FE L. Abetssee promoting her education work with emphasis on Christian citizenship. She is set to speak at Tillamook and Portland venues about a rising world conference and civic engagement initiatives.
The note outlines a tee fete and sermon schedule at the Presbyterian church. Sunday lessons include sermons on The Avigier Valve of Christ and a question Are You Attending Christ's Select. A children’s program features clean pictures at charityhouses while warns against nickelodeon shows. D. A. Mackenzie, Pastor.
Church notes note few attendees and welcoming strangers. A free exhibition of pictures is offered Saturday evening. Next Sunday at 9 AM Sunday School and 10:30 AM service focusing on mothers with carnations requested. 7 PM Young People Meeting led by Clyde Dawson. Pastor Kuhlman signs off.
Blayieck will hold church services at the Wilson River school house next Sunday at 11 am and in the Adventist House in the city at 3 pm. Eljer RB is noted in church notes.
An ad promises trial use of D. D. D. stops itching at once and guarantees satisfaction. It claims faster relief than rivals while noting other druggists carry similar prescriptions, and urges customers to visit Soltis for the guarantee and immediate cooling effect.
Notice details a sheriff sale under a court decree in Lirogen state for Tidwesk County. It names claimant Jean Kutcher and property boundaries including a 50 feet frontage. The document lists specific terms, dates, and the sale proceeds with the overseer Renshaw and the court in Deree & Jane as parties.
Notice appears to summarize a property sale order in Oregon, listing the county and court details with scattered names. OCR quality is poor, but indicates a sale action linked to a named party and a court order dated in the 1500s, with unclear creditor or asset details.
A fragmentary court notice describes a decree sale of property with attorney fees and expenses. It lists dates, times, and locations, naming individuals and entities, including lines about bids and traffic to the line higheast bidder, with dense OCR garble.
An official sheriff sale notice outlines the sale of property in Deepen County, listing the date May 2 and the court details. It notes a proceeding with costs and bids, mentioning the terms and the involved parties, including timing and location for the sale.
An advertisement from Vineland New Jersey markets a remedy for stomach trouble. It claims rapid digestive relief and a money back guarantee if it fails to help, describing symptoms and urging readers to try the product.
Fragmented sale notice lists various items and a few locations but is largely illegible. It mentions payments and inquiries but provides no clear buyer or seller names or concrete terms.
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