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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1914
Page
3
Jumbled lines reference Nyal face cream and various beauty products with garbled wording. The readable fragments hint at a sales pitch and product names but provide no clear event or outcome.
Community notices from Nehalem and surrounding towns describe markets, trades, and social events. Mentions include merchants advertising goods and services, wagon trains, and a variety of local meetings and transportation details. Names like McMinnville and Portland appear alongside farm and household notices and upcoming public gatherings.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sale related to a ranch property with references to acres and an individual or entity named Kusenberg. The legible portion mentions 74 acres and a query about the price for part of the property. The text is damaged and lacks a clear event, date, or location.
The excerpt lists numerous personal names, locations, and activities including train travel to Sa dete, work at various sites, and mentions of family events. It references Beaver, MeMinnwille, Lang beige Setieringe, and the Mauer County Bank in a disjointed narration.
Wood buyers are urged to place orders early for smooth delivery. Sawed lumber including maple and fir is priced around two dollars per unit with faster service and guaranteed order filling before bad weather. Contact Marek Fuel Dealer at yard on 40th Avenue for inquiries and scheduling.
A stallion named My Percheon King will perform at Flares and White Nord at Tillamook and travel as far south as Beaver and as far north as Mohler with Brincoe and Titlanyerk listed as handlers.
Fragmentary notice lists swine for sale and related dairy items. Mentions Hox May Prince e200 and Tillamouk references with unclear context or quantities. No clear event date or complete names available.
Tillamook City Council held a regular session to discuss street repairs on Secomb Avenue East, a grant of block 26 in Shavers addition, and Maple Street pavement improvements. The body considered a loan option from Pines National Bank to finance bond issues, and approved a tentative offer from Tillamook Bank to assume remaining flood trust obligations pending city attorney review.
A City Attorney document outlines street commission actions including drainage work on Front Street, funding for new yards, and conditions for extending the sewer project. Orders direct the drain digging, approval of expenditures, and delays until legal and procedural steps are completed, with a May 7 adjournment noted.
An ad narrative invites readers to a December Christian Church basement event labeled twelve months in a day. It promises seasonal foods and treats, crafts, aprons, caps, and folk entertainment with free admission from 5 p.m. onward. The piece highlights a festive program and a chance to spend nickels.
A. G. Lonn of Oregon Agricultural College says four poultry branches breeding housing feeding and reproduction each hold importance but the key is proper rearing. He argues that without vitality in young stock and adequate hatchings the best breeding or housing is wasted and profitability hinges on replacing half the old hens each year.
State officials report multiple county projects expanding transport and utilities, including port and harbor works, seawalls, water systems, a willamette valley highway alignment, a new streetcar extension for Astoria, and power and factory incentives. Notable mentions include Coos Bay water system, Pendleton terminal plans, and a Marshfield factory and boulevard development.
The article surveys resource development in Oregon, noting wood product trade, cement and pipe manufacturing, power projects, and new construction. It discusses laws affecting employment, university building plans, and a Port of Cool Tag Commission bond issue to deepen a channel. It reflects on a perceived climactic era of experimentation in politics and business in Oregon.
Oregon growers push loganberry as a major export future with potential eight figure value for Willamette crops. Experts like C I Lewis and Aspinwall Brothers back the berry as a Western Oregon specialty, with fresh, dried, juice, jams, and canned products expected to dominate markets.
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