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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
2
Notice outlines lower ten cents per line for advertisement display with weekly publication on Mondays and Thursdays. It lists penalties for late insertions and requires professional card notices. It specifies display ads, deadlines, and quick publication rules for the theater and lodge notices.
Article reports a Jersey cow milk record and a Guernsey breed record with figures from Michigan and New Jersey. It covers local business news on Krebs brick and tile plants, tiling's economic impact, and public university pledge day with a Oregon pledge statement.
Citizens denounce the council for ordering paving between the slough and county road. They argue the plan wastes funds and causes hardship for affected residents, asserting more prudent use of money could ease the dispute and neglects urgent needs.
Burleson signs an offer permitting sale of precancelled postage stamps to the public starting September 1. The stamps display the post office name and will be valid for newspapers magazines books and other printed matter. They speed mail delivery and save about 210000 dollars yearly in labor. They cannot be used on letters or sealed mail matter and are not already used stamps.
State game wardens to strictly enforce upland bird laws from October 1 to 31. Hunters face daily bag limits of five pheasants, blue and ruffed grouse, plus quail combined, with a seven day limit. No shooting from vehicles or public rights of way. private property requires owner permission. Five birds in a day triggers further action.
The Bible School begins its season with morning services at 10 o clock and evening sessions at 7 o clock. The pastor, A. Mackenzie, HD, delivers a sermon on The influence of King David or Israel in contact with the nations. An Evening Praise and Gospel service centers on The Guest Charter at the disposal of Christ. Visitors are welcomed to the city.
Sunday School at 10 A M Morning Worship and Sermon at 1 A M on The Question of John the Baptist Christian Endeavor at 7 P M Topic The Mical Christian His Cooperation with others Leader Carrie Kinnaman Evening Service and Sermon at 8 PM Pastor Hl F White welcomes all services
The Christian Church invites members and guests to 10 A M Bible School with classes and teachers for all ages. At 11 A M regular preaching with sermons by Rev F Swander of Portland. 6 45 P M Christian Endeavor. An Evangelistic service with Rev F Swander preaching. Special Evangelistic service begins November 2 and continues this month. Kh FB Jope, Pastor.
Nazarene meetings are held in the old Christian Church on Tuesday and Friday evenings and on Sunday at 3 p m and 6 p m. Sunday School starts at 2 p m.
A party consisting of Chas Swenson Gu a Wickland Adolph Erickson Frank Freeman Jess Earl and Wim Latimer left Monday for the State Fair in Salem. Miss Lottie Price celebrated a birthday with about twenty friends at her Wilson River home Saturday evening. Maple Leaf school advances well under Mrs Ford and Miss Lamb.
University of Oregon students plan Pledge Day activities in early October. Governor Hiram Johnson of California is expected to deliver the keynote address. The event celebrates repayment of state aid through service, reflecting the era’s public obligation ethos.
A medical pitch from Lama’s Drug Store in Tidy Hook City Oregon claims skin diseases stem from skin infection and touts a D D D wash with wintergreen thymos and other ingredients. Dr Evans and Dr Holmes praise the remedy noting it relieves itching and skin ailments and offer a $1 bottle with a money back guarantee.
In the Circuit Court of Oregon Tillamook County Clark County Investment Company sues Srethna Phelps and Lucretia J Kilbourne. Defendants must appear within six weeks of first publication or face relief requested including $475.75 with interest from April 16 1910 and $2292 with interest from June 30 1913 plus $125 attorney fees and costs on a note secured by real property described as Lots 2 4 4 5 6 7 Block 5 Netarts Bay Park Tillamook County Oregon.
Phelps assists in securing payment on Aunt Mote mortgage recorded at page TM in Tillamook County Records. Foreclosure sale to satisfy principal claim and costs. Summons published weekly in Tillamook Herald by order of Judge Worner Mason. first publication September Mth 1015. Attorneys Stapleton Sleight and WT Motte represent the plaintiff.
Notice from HM Ward guardian of minors Joseph Read Bain and Verne Dale Bain that, under a County Court order, Tillamook City Oregon real property will be sold at private sale from October 11, 1913. Sale terms: one third cash, balance on deferred payments with 7 percent interest. Property described as block 5 in Tillamook City, bounded by the specified lot lines.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office in Portland announces Frank Pressler of Beaver Oregon filed intent to make final homestead entry for land in Section 3 Township 3 South Range 10 West Hamette Meridian. Hearing set before J C Holden in Tillamook October 1913 with witnesses listed.
County court summons in Tillamook County Oregon requires defendant Patterson and others to appear and answer a mortgage foreclosure complaint filed August 21 1914 and published in Tillamook Herald. Plaintiff seeks cancellation of rights to mortgaged property and judgment for amounts due plus interest and attorney fees.
A. N. Marolf appointed administrator of John Claud Marolf estate by Tillamook County Oregon court order. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the administrator or attorney within six months. Dated August 1912.
Notice announces sale of tide land tract owned by Chas Rag in T 68 R 10 W along Little K River. Bidder must meet highest offer with conditions, dates and forms to be filed with G. C. Hrown, Land Board Clerk, by July 22, 114.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors of Miami Lumber Company held August 28, 1913 an assessment of 1.60 per share was levied on all issued capital stock. Payment is due September 1913 at the office 101 East Street Los Angeles California. Unpaid shares will be sold October Joh 1018 at 10 o clock A M to cover the assessment costs and expenses. H W Chom secretary.
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