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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
2
The Tillamook Herald, Crombley editor, notes publication on Tuesdays and Fridays. It lists subscription at $1.80 yearly in advance, advertising rates per line, and local notices formats. It also mentions deadlines and newspaper duties such as reminders for ads and professional cards.
The new wartime tax plan extends an income levy to individuals with incomes from 3000 to 20000 dollars, with varying rates from 1 to 6 percent. It outlines deductions for expenses, losses, depreciation, and dividends, requiring a full net income return to the internal revenue service, and estimates 425000 filers yielding 82 million annually plus 37.9 million from the existing corporation tax.
In Harper's Weekly analysis, Senator La Follette earns praise for his independence in backing the Democratic tariff. The piece notes his long record of principled stands, sacrifice, and influence, arguing his actions strengthen his leadership within a reform-minded Republican wing as Progressivism seeks to save the party.
Yui, former secretary to the Chinese Republic vice president, travels to learn modern forestry for China. He chairs the Chinese Y M C A lecture board and aids education for citizenship while studying U S forest service practices to apply to China’s new agriculture and forestry department. He notes U S forestry wisdom grew from past Chinese neglect.
The third annual Goel Roads Congress notes the auto age and its demand for better country roads. Farmers share road costs as cities and counties invest in gravel, stone, and cement main thoroughfares. Improved roads curb reckless driving and aid intercommunity communication, linking civilization and transport. The piece contrasts Roman road networks with uneven U.S. highway maintenance.
The Astoria column claims G. B. Jobar, living six miles north of Salem, is the oldest Oregon settler. He arrived in Astoria in 1623, later moved to Marion County, and has lived there for 50 years. The piece jokes no more counties remain to report, and Gobar is saluted for the distinction.
Sunday school at 10 A M. Morning sermon at 11 A M with unfolding life theme. Evening service at 7 0 P M on the sin problem. Bible guidance offered for the community. Epworth League meets 6 0 P M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening. J Weber.
The United Brethren Church lists Sunday School at 10 A M Morning Worship and Sermon by Pastor H F White with topic An initial Characteristic of love Christian Endeavor at 930 P M and Evening Service at 730 P M All are invited to attend hours of worship and praise led by H F White pastor
The pastor invites attendance at 10 A M Bible School with suitable classes, 11 A M sermon, 2 P M Junior Endeavor, 6 45 Christian Endeavor, 7 45 regular evangelistic service. Fifth sermon in a series on questions of the bible titled What good must do. RK Jope, Pastor.
The brick I O O F building, costing $25,000 with a heating plant, opens with a 19 by 44 banquet hall, kitchen, and office suites. Second floor houses offices for Dr. Hoala, Dr. Olson, and attorney S. Johnson. S. B. Whitehouse will occupy. First National Bank, A. J. Stillwell dry goods, and Webb Mattux Transfer Co occupy the first floor.
F D Small and associates purchase Bay Center Fish Co wholesale plant in Portland. Tillamook Fish Co will operate a Portland wholesale house at 100 Front Street with J H Reeves managing affairs.
The report notes fine halibut fishing at our doors and suggests rapid rail transportation could accelerate development, signaling a promising shift in local industry and commerce.
From Wednesday's Journal reports an excellent cheese trade along Front Street with supply small recently. Strong shipping demand extends to the north south and east with prices firm.
U S Land Office Portland Oregon September 1914 Frank Presaler Beaver Oregon filed final proof for Homestead Entry 08563 for W4SE EgsWh Section 24 Township 4S Range 10W Willamette Meridian before J C Holden Tillamook County Clerk Tillamook City Oregon on October 1 1919 Witnesses Engar Gilbert William N Hays Edward Trobough John Saling all of Heaver Oregon.
A. N. Marolf as administrator of the estate of John Claud Marolf deceased notifies all creditors to present their claims with vouchers to the administrator or attorney S. B. Johnson in Tillamook, Oregon within six months from August 25, 1913.
In the Circuit Court of Oregon pur County Tillamook Clark County Investment Company sues Srethna S Phelps and Lucretia J Kilbourne. Defendants must answer within six weeks of first publication or plaintiff will seek foreclosure of a mortgage on Lots 2 3 4 5 6 7 Block 6 Netarts Hay Park Tillamook County Oregon and other relief including attorney fees and costs. Publication ordered by Homer Mason County Judge Tillamook Oregon September 1914.
Notice by guardian listing real property in Tillamook City Oregon with sale terms. Private sale for cash down and installments at 7 percent interest. Description references block 6 and a parcel starting near southwest corner with metes and bounds ending at the point of beginning. Dated September 12. Included names Verne phtein Minott and others.
Robert Eichinger administers Mary A Eichley's estate in Tillamook County Oregon files final account with County Court. Hearing set for Monday November 11 at 1 o'clock A M at the Court House. Objections must be presented to the court by that date. Formal notice dated September 30 1914.
Notice is hereby given that the Final Settlement will be heard by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Tillamook County. The hearing on the final account of Lee V. Wilson, administrator, is set for November 1918 at 7 o clock P M in the County Court room.
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