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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1915
Page
1
CAPT. EADS a well known figure in the bay area died suddenly after a brief illness. He was a fisherman in the Wilson area and survived by his wife and three daughters. Funeral services will be held this afternoon in Bay City.
A report from Idaho notes a potential special state aid proposal tied to Tailouda and the WeCongregational church, discussed by state officials seeking support and funding mechanisms.
Australian troops quell violence after a mob smashed several downtown businesses including a brewery hotel jewelry store and a plumbing shop. Authorities use the riot act at a central street corner and deploy soldiers to restore order.
Philadelphia Taft urged calmness in the present international situation and called on citizens to stand by President Wilson in an address at the Union League. The speech emphasized patience and unity amid global tensions.
A mosaic of planned infrastructure and public works across Oregon includes hospital and school developments, highway and rail expansions, cannery and factory projects, and proposals for city improvements. Notable items mention Lake County hospital, The Dalles cannery, Port Rock Read highway, and grants for school additions and roadwork. Authorities discuss new factories, ward projects, and wage laws affecting local economies. The report cites municipal and county efforts shaping growth through 1920s era investment and policy.
A rambly notice previews a Tillamook Fourth of July celebration with organizers Tart Lemer Kuster and Beall. The piece promises dazzling feats and urges readers to join in, hinting at plans and antics to come with a flamboyant, humorous tone.
Representatives of Tillamook County baseball clubs met at the Commercial Club to form a county league. Nehalem Bay City Tillamook Redmen Catholic Academy Beaver and Cloverdale will join with temporary president J. K. Callahan and secretary F. Shaw. A rules committee was named to draft by laws and a season schedule will be announced soon with the first game likely on Decoration Day.
R M Wise president of R M Wade and Co wholesale dealers in implements and vehicles died at his home 400 Rodney Avenue at 4 yesterday. He was 80, a pioneer merchant of Oregon who came from Missouri in 1840s, helped establish Wade firm in Salem and Portland. He leaves two daughters, a sister, a brother, and a widow. Funeral planned Tuesday afternoon from his residence.
A homesteaders fair will be held near Blaine at the Grange Hall on Nes tucea on August 21. A special homesteaders exhibit is planned with invitations to all county homesteaders. General exhibits will also be shown and committees are organizing the work.
State Grange members from Tillamook enjoyed a clam bake at Bar View Beach on their way home. Lt Wise prepared the meal and the Life Saving crew performed a shore drill. Delegates praised the hospitality as the week’s fitting climax.
Mrs vittads Kennedy wife of a Miami rancher died after a three week illness in Bay City Examiner report Funeral services were held Wednesday with about one hundred friends and relatives attending Interment will be in the local cemetery She leaves a widowed husband a mother Mrs Quick of Tiltmook and several children and is remembered as a well known resident of the district
Veter Stoben an employee of the Miami quarry was badly injured Sunday afternoon when a rock piece fell hitting him on the head. He was rushed to the hospital for treatment.
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