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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
2
In a May 25 1975 notice the city announces a street improvement project at Pipgt Ave Feast and Second Street. The contractor will fund the project with a 4 percent surcharge, and residents urge careful paving to end street dust and frequent maintenance costs.
The article describes Tilemeet Tardhors planning a youth football group led by Mr. Lewis to foster teamwork and spirit. It mentions forming a class of beginners and encouraging broad interest among boys to join and participate.
The underwood tariff bill faces criticism as supporters push removal of the city duty on milk and cream while preserving a three cent bottler and cheese tax. East coast demand and political interests complicate the issue, with Democrats portrayed as favoring free goods and voters watching for shifts that could appease large urban centers.
A vintage notice claims Chanberisin's Cough Remedy is pleasant to take, safe for children, and effective. It asserts the product balances ingredients and is available from all dealers.
A mistyped ad or note mentions eczema treatment with Eczema prescription and various remedies. It hints at a 1.00 bottle and a store offering a wash and DDD product, suggesting a basic price point and available alternatives.
Riverdale School notes attendance for May 14 with 18% average daily attendance and 15.4 percent of attendance. Mabel Noyes is listed as the teacher. details mention days absent and attendance by month, with figures and page references.
The W CT of the City held its annual election of officers Tuesday. Elected for the era are Mrs WL E Noyes as President, Mr E Bales as Vice President, HT Rett as Vice President, Crietlas as Vice President, G3 Cacerk as Vice President, M Cherck as Vice President, Mrs J I Shrode as Vice President, Bernice Lucas as Secretary, and Mrs Jensie King as Treasurer. Superintendents of departments were re-elected: Mrs Laura Leach Legal Temperance, Mrs Jenodie Kine Flowerwilson, Mrs J C Bewley Evangelistic, Mrs RE Jane Scientific Temperance Instruction, Mrs N J Mppers Legislation & Law Enforcement. Additional superintendents will be appointed as needed.
A long list of real estate filings shows Nehalem Bay Land Co transferring properties to Lillian Thompson and others, Bright Development Co and Sunset Land & Investment Co mortgage and deed actions, and multiple parcels in Bay Ocean, Tillamook, and surrounding areas. Names include Lillian Thompson, Brightos, Bright Development, Sunset Land, Herry Goddard, E A Houten, Miller, Veat, Bay Ocean, and others with sums noted such as $55, $1750, and $1500.
Notice of sheriff sale of real property in Tillamook County Oregon under court order. The description covers the Willamette area, timber and logging rights, and a 100 foot tract crossing with Albany Steamship Company easements. sale date and costs to be determined. Property details include parcel boundaries, taxes, and judgment enforcement actions.
Notice states the circuit court of the state of Oregon in Tillamook County orders a sale of real property with a court date in April 19 set in favor of the defendant. The document references Peter Byons and Gartheld Beart Garret as parties and mentions a sale by defendant.
A damaged probate record from Crenshaw County outlines estate actions including wills and debts. The fragment mentions receivers, the Willemette area, and a court proceeding tied to a day in a month, with several unreadable names and references to property and fees.
The Tillerman County Court announces a mortgage sale for property in Tillerman City to satisfy the judgment and costs. The sale occurs at the courthouse on Saturday morning at ten, with bid conditions including interest rates and recorded proceedings, overseen by Sheriff H. Crenshaw.
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