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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1913
Page
2
The Tillamook Herald lists subscription prices and advertising rates. It specifies second class entry at Tillamook post office, with display ads due Monday and Thursday mornings to appear in the following Tuesday and Friday issues.
The article contrasts liquor industry wages with overall industrial pay, arguing brewing and distilling employ fewer workers per dollar invested. It praises Panama Canal related harbor plans and outside capital, noting Tillamook City's progress, Warren Construction Co. issues, and opportunities for prospective settlers to invest in cheap hill lands while urging local support for growth and policy advancement.
Steamship lines plan installment ticket sales to lure European migrants to the Pacific coast after canal use begins. The article warns of a sharp influx of newcomers with limited funds and envisions demand for cheap hill lands and small dairy farms. It urges the local commercial club to study available bottom lands and hill lands for subdivision and pricing to guide newcomers with reliable information.
The article outlines eight anticipated effects of the tariff law on consumers. It notes initial little price relief, elimination of small fractions of price due to duties, and income tax shifts. It lists exemptions on essentials, tax reductions on textiles, sugar gradually becoming duty free, farmer supports, and broader import duty cuts. It also forecasts revenue impacts and cautions that real price reductions depend on further legislation and market reforms.
A musicale will be given Friday evening October 17 at 7 p m at the high school auditorium by the students of the school assisted by Prof Warren Glaze. A fine program will be rendered. Admission five cents.
Executor Frank Crane of Mary T. Crane deceased announces a private cash sale of estate real property in Tillamook County Oregon. The sale follows an order of sale by Judge Homer Mason recorded October 1918 and is subject to court confirmation. Property includes portions of sections in townships 2 north ranges 9 and 10 west near the Willamette Meridian.
In Tillamook County Oregon the estate of William J West deceased is administered by Thus Coates as administrator The notice requires all claimants to present claims with vouchers within six months from the date of the notice at the offices of James Walton Jr in Portland Oregon or at a Tillamook City Commercial Building office The notice is dated October 1915 in Tillamook Oregon
Notice to creditors of the estate of Edward High Creecrasent. Thos Coates, administrator, invites claims with vouchers within prescribed months. Claims must be presented at James Walton Jr Office Portland or Commercial Building Tillamook City Oregon. Dated Tillamook October 1922.
Tillamook County Oregon estate notice announces James Walton Jr as executor with address 1001-2 Sparkling Building Portland. All persons with claims against the estate must present them to the administrator Thos Coates at Tillamook Oregon by October 7, 19L2.
Nazarene meetings are set at the 8 Christian Church on Tuesday and Friday evenings and on Sunday at 3 p m and 7 p.m. Sunday School convenes at 6 p m.
Sixty acres on Wilson River part of the Peter Grant place offered for sale. Down payment of 000 or more required with remaining balance at a per cent interest. Contact N. P. Hannon in Hebo Oregon. Last issue October 6.
Notice of sale in Tillamook County Oregon following a 1914 decree in Millamook County Bank vs Patterson and Wheeler. The land includes parts of sections 23 and 24 in Township 1 South Range 9 West, totaling 102.65 acres, with sale set for November 24, 1914 at 10 a.m. at the Tillamook courthouse. The bid will satisfy $674 principal, $41.76 costs, and $100 attorney fees plus interest.
Owner lists 160 acre dairy ranch with 40 irrigation project underway and good improvements. For viewing contact the seller at the address given.
Notice to water consumers from the Water Commission states Mr. Moag will shut off water for all nonpaying customers if rent remains unpaid by the 10th of each month. By order of Water Commission.
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