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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1915
Page
3
A crowded page itemizes community events, deaths, meetings, and social notices. It references Portland, Corvallis, Shaw, Dawson, Ben, and other named individuals along with dates, hospital mentions, and local society gatherings. The dense OCR yields scattered names and actions across many topics.
The notice cites feed price figures for wheat, flour and related products with cash payment discounts and maximum per sack limits. It names commodities such as hard wheat flour sacks and by weight prices, and mentions limitations on discounts and duties.
Auction-style notice offers 180 acres at Sand Lake with rich bottom land and flat pasture among timber. Asking price listed as 6000 per acre with terms and location details obscured by OCR errors.
Notice from the Til lamok Water Commission set for Friday May 28 in LOD to discuss bearing of object and reconstruction, per State Railroad Commission recommendations. A proposed rate plan will be filed with the City Mayor at City Hall. water customers may inspect the plan at City Hall. Meeting at City Hall at 7:00 PM. John Axehim leading.
Notice to farmers about receiving orders and time for shipments. Customers are requested to send communications and include extras for enhanced offerings as specified by the local proprietor.
Highway engineer proposed to transfer power and duties from the state highway engineer to the water department following a legislative change. An executive council meeting elected officers including Priekdock Ragen, J Wolel, and others while detailing administrative shifts and expected staff roles.
The article describes the transfer and opening of a public canal or water project in Oregon City Falls with witnesses and officials including Mr. Blake, the Portland Rally party, and Governor Meets Alexander of Idaho. Speakers addressed attendees as authorities presented the public trust and supporters heard plans for the canal project.
Reports state that a rush to complete the Coos Bay line faces delays as officials led by P Hoey in charge of the project confirm bridges cannot be finished before a new date. In crime news, J W Moon is charged after a brutal ax attack on his wife in their Grande home, with investigation ongoing and a man described as a tramp also detained in Kiumela.
A road knife by Fred A. Erixon of Salina may become key in road construction. Tested near Albany, the machine fills holes and grades the roadbed simultaneously and is claimed to work well. Erixon has applied for patent protection.
After Bootleggers at Roseburg, Sheriff Quine posts a notice offering a $25 reward for evidence that leads to conviction of violators of local option laws in Douglas county.
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