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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
3
Local items cover property, sales, and community notices in Tillamook County. Entries mention farm mortgages, a church fair, a baby birth, medical updates, and residents traveling to Salem and Mortland with names such as Mrs Beale and Blanche McNair. The column notes farm loans, a public auction plan, and several small business and personal notices.
The British ship Glenesslin, reported to have reached a base near Neahkahnie Mountain, was bid in on Tuesday by Alea Hremper and Joby Dearmen of Astoria for EOD. Four bids were submitted. Purchasers indicate no planned use for the vessel but will sell goods from stores including habile apparel and furniture.
VILEASANT VALLEY, G. WH Crane went to Tillamook on weekly return trip. Aniferon of Tiliermack pending. Several residents visit Salem, Newberg, and Pleasant Valley relatives. A party celebrated Mrs Robiteci’s birthday with friends from nearby communities. Mr and Mrs Oree Deemond visited in East Bearer and others from Willamina visited Veneparte area.
A letter from Mr. Hendershot describes sending a photograph and a drum to his son. The gesture is said to honor the boy as a hero and express admiration and hope for his future.
Sunday School in the morning with a sermon titled He filled with the Spirit. Evening service features a sermon and special hymn. A familiar church meeting is planned for Monday at 7 PM. The public is invited to attend all services.
The piece argues enduring roads justify spending on concrete over macadam. It cites New York’s high macadam maintenance and Wayne County Michigan where concrete roads cost 12 000 to 16 000 dollars per mile upfront but upkeep runs under five dollars per mile annually, proving hard surfaces save money long term.
Bible School for all ages with classes and teachers at 114 M. Preaching by the pastor on Following Christ. Junior Endeavor at 645 PM and Senior Endeavor. Evening evangelistic service on And what shall this man do. Fourth sermon in series on questions of the Bible. Revival services begin in about three weeks. RK and Jope, Pastors.
Early morning fire at the Crystal Laundry owned by BM Wagg and H F Bailey destroyed the building after rising flames were discovered around five. Estimated loss about 4000 with partial insurance. Proprietors intend to rebuild and will handle laundry business from the City Transfer office in the interim.
Mrs Edwin E Koch a piano teacher with ten years of experience studied in Portland and trained at Chicago Musical College and Oberlin Conservatory. Arrangements are under way for lessons at the studio corner Seventh and Stillwell Avenues in the Rees residence with revivals and musicales planned for pupils.
In Eugene under the University of Oregon a pilot program will offer German to seventh and eighth graders as an optional extra outside regular hours. Professors Ayer and Schmidt will teach largely in German, aiming for natural language acquisition before high school. If successful, the plan may expand to other Oregon cities.
Notice states a two year old stray heifer, black with line back and no marks, came to the premises on September 20. Owner may recover by paying all expenses for keeping and advertising.
The Mark Harrison place on the Frash River is leased and hunting is forbidden without a written permit.
The Western Loan and Savings Co of Salt Lake City announces readiness to do business in Tillamook and Tillamook County offering loans and home financing on small monthly payments at low rates. A. C. Everson is Loan Agent with A. McNair as President and D. L. Shrode as Vice President. The Board of Appraisers and Trustees includes several named officers and directors.
Five room house partially furnished available for ten dollars monthly. Large two story store on paved street 50 by 100 feet. Three office rooms above F R Heal's real estate office. A cheap warehouse and storage room opposite Case Garage. See W G Dwight.
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