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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1914
Page
3
Local notices cover farm sales and livestock, business moves, and upcoming events. Readers learn of auctions, hay and grain pricing, furniture and hardware offers, and community announcements from churches, schools, and service clubs.
Lincoln County land listing describes a level partly cleared ranch with good pasture and Hawhige springs near BR station. Price set at 86000 dollars per one mile per acre with options to trade for Tillamook property. broker Rosenberg Liros.
Seven groups from Portland viewed lands on the Miami and Hatch Creek seeking purchases. Some traveled as far as Gatehett homestead but poor roads redirected them. Mr and Mrs K Stead considered dairying in Tillamook but the absence of an east side county road deterred them. The river ford and access to a county road weighed against the farms.
The Tillamook Mercantile Co announces a special June sale with 6 percent cash discount on Flour and Staple Groceries and 10 percent on Fancy Groceries for cash purchases during the promotion. Prices are listed for beans, dried peaches, oats, barley, and flour.
The Tillamook Creamery invites bids for painting the factory with or without materials and for hauling gravel. Bids must be left at the office of Carl Haterlach in Tillamook before June 1, 1914. The company reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
A remonstrance petition signed by 37 Garibaldi residents objects to gifting a street to the S P railroad. McMillan and Nelson, street property owners, circulate the petition. Signers who sought a depot now oppose the street transfer, highlighting petition circulators can garner support for various aims.
The Cloverdale W C L T U will host a Matron's Silver Medal Contest on Thursday evening June ith at the Cloverdale Presbyterian Church. All are invited, admission free, collection will be taken.
Beginning next Saturday the PL R N will run week end trains from Portland to Tillamook for Sunday visitors to Tillamook and nearby beach resorts. The outward trip leaves Portland at 1 30 P M Saturday and return from Tillamook at 4 40.
The program begins at 1 30 A M with memorial services at the Christian Church led by Rev Mackenzie. Afterward the G A K the W R C and school children proceed to the PF R N dock for water services. At 2 P M a march to the cemetery leads to grave services and a 12 o'clock W R C dinner at their hall.
The United Brotherhood Church holds Sunday School at 10 a.m. with morning worship and a sermon on The Principle and Achievements of Sacrifice at 11 a.m. A closing Communion marks the conference year's end. Evening services at 7:45 p.m. join a Union Evangelistic Meeting at the Tabernacle with Rev. Sam Bettes preaching nightly.
Rev Sam Bettes holds a cowboy meeting at the skating rink Saturday afternoon at 2 30. Boys and girls are invited to bring bicycles and skates for a fun event with a free lassoing exhibition by Uncle Sam.
A. G. Jackson, County Surveyor for Tillamook County Oregon, files in this office his certificate of completion for the Dolph contract.
The notice to all persons firms or corporations with objections to the completion of the Hughey Creek Contract states they must file within two weeks from the first publication in the office of the County Clerk. Dated May 28 with J. Holden as County Clerk. first publication May 28. last publication June 11.
A. G. Jackson County Surveyor of Tillamook County Oregon files completion of Connie Dye contract at Jenkins Bridge on Wilson River. Objections to completion may be filed within two weeks from first publication in the County Clerk's office. Dated May 23 1914 Holden County Clerk. First publication May 28 Last publication June 11
Sealed bids to improve Killam Creek Tillamook County Oregon will be received at the County Court office in Tillamook City until June 19 1914 at 10 am. Bids must include a certified check for a percentage of the bid. Bids cover excavation grading for a reinforced concrete structure by Killam Creek and removal of the old wooden bridge. Plans and specs are on file at the County Court. The court reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Official publication June 11.
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