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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1913
Page
4
A teaching sermon warns boys who quit school that quitting shortens life prospects and drains value. It cites the elimination process in education, noting high dropout rates from grades to graduation and urging reconsideration, return to study, and pursuit of intellectual supremacy. Western Christian Advocate.
The Courier notes James Hailey and wife with Mr and Mrs A Bailey and Clyde Hudson journeyed to Tulaneiwesk. Lew Norton and wife leave for Hanks Geo Worthington after a cement wall is installed to safeguard a grave. Avery Applewhite buys ten acres from Ed Worthington and occupies the old factory building. Paul C Borgade wed Miss Irene Shear wood in Lamook Saturday and will make Cloverdale home. Mr and Mrs Piddier relocate to Salem due to their child's illness.
A garbled OCR passage depicts a tense bargaining scene involving a merchant and a buyer near a bank. It hints at discussions over terms, possible penalties, and how a deal might be secured or scuttled depending on compliance and risk, though much of the text is indecipherable.
Salem efforts for a new manufacturing plant, Newport halibut fishing yields a 14 foot mako shark, Portland dogs to be leashed until January, Newberg fire losses around 15000 dollars, and 10000 covered by insurer. Portland attorney general candidate set and public school reading petition denied, Klamath grain up 1.2 million bushels. An Oregon apple cross found in Hood River, a Eugene man commits suicide, and German taught in grades seven and eight in Gareme. Governor West awaits federal forest revenue share. State fair shows and highway studies, bank misapplication case, and a Dilley garage fire. Agriculture coop and starch plant efforts continue. Oregons Normal College vote pending, and a Wallowa tragedy. Columbia river dredging study proposed. memory loss defendant bound over. highway money allocated Portland to early county line.
T he article explains proper ripening of cream to develop desirable flavor and aroma in butter. It notes that sanitary handling and controlled souring introduce the right cultures, while avoiding contamination and excessive handling. Written by T. E. Frevert of the Idaho Experiment Station.
fragmented OCR narrative describes industrial and wartime themes, referencing workers, trains, and factories, with scattered mentions of German Empire and Allied powers. It alludes to political figures, imperial events, and wartime mobilization in a period-accurate, newspaper-tinged tone.
A distorted OCR snippet depicts a confusing scene at a doorstep with fragmented dialogue about a mishap. The text includes garbled names and phrases, making the event hard to identify or date.
A distressed wife demands an explanation for her husband’s odd behavior as he mutters fragmented responses about a failed trip and Philadelphia. The scene highlights domestic tension and unclear motives.
A Baltimore American quips on the contrast between knightly glamour and modern courtship as women hand over gloves signaling consent and affection in playful society commentary.
A fragment from the Chicago Record highlights a query about Mia Grundy and whether she belongs to a different man's family. The note frames Mia as an elderly woman linked to complex family ties in a courtroom or social context.
A fragmented clipping refers to a misunderstanding involving Foge and a widow. The text hints at a personal conflict and a corrective action or consequence but remains largely unclear and incomplete.
Executor Frank Crane announces sale of the estate real property of Mary T. Crane. The sale occurs after October day from his Tilleneck County residence, to the highest bidder, subject to court confirmation. Property includes specific portions of sections 31 and 35 in Township 2 North, Range West of Willamette Meridian.
In Tillamook County Oregon the County Court of the State of Oregon names James Walton Jr as administrator of the estate of William J West Liecepsad. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months to the administrator at his Portland or Tillamook offices dated October.
Notice to creditors for the estate of Kiward Dato Wherenn in Tillamook County Oregon. The administrator James Walton Jn Spalding Building Portland_OR requests all claims against the estate be presented at his office in Tillamook City by a specified deadline. Dated October 4, 1919.
The court appoints Jamon Walton Jr as administrator of the estate of William W Deewanwd in Tillamook County Oregon. Creditors must present claims with proper vouchers within six months at the Commercial Building office in Portland. Dated October 3, 1014.
Fragmented lines mention names and places in garbled form. The legible items reference a front seat, a date, and a person named Mombon along with phrases about a task and a punishment or event. The text remains unclear and lacks complete sentences or context.
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