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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1913
Page
2
The provided OCR reads as a verbose antebellum style newspaper notice page listing rates and staff roles for the Che Cillamook Herald with entries on subscriptions and display ads. It mentions publication days Tuesday and Friday and pricing for classified lines and notices.
The piece discusses state production projections with a focus on mining, electricity, and canal trade implications. It notes beef imports rising from Argentina and Australia, outlines farm yields from A. M. Hare’s cows, and argues land values rise from improved soils, cooperation, and favorable conditions, while noting real estate agents influence sales.
In lasthweex's Healigot the editor is accused of uncalled for remarks about the paving dispute. Residents allege Baker unfairly targets citizens and Warren Construction Co. while failing to disclose opposing views. They urge restraint now that the matter has reached the courts.
The Headlight criticizes dairy costs as inflated while a local writer defends high prices. The piece cites C. B. Wiley’s six hundred dollar acre land with cows yielding a total gross of 160 per cow and year, minus expenses, leaving 70 dollars net per cow and acre.
A summary of the Panama Canal vision detailing 10 to 12 hour transit times, charges of 1.294 pounds per ton for freight with free passenger passage, and free passage for Africa coast-wise ships. It notes 4 000 miles shortening of New York to San Francisco, 5 000 miles to Valparaiso, and 4 060 miles to Australia, alongside projected annual costs and required revenue. It mentions 2 500 workers and an initial traffic projection of 10 million tons per year, with rates not yet self supporting.
The document outlines vessels called the Sanmean and Luce government plans for a canal with Italian Renaissance style arches and tree lined route. It cites storage of 45 000 tons of coal and normal capacity of 37 080 tons, with floating cranes to manage wrecks and accidents. Warships may pass but limited to twenty four hours at each end.
Oregon Agricultural College reports four dairy cow breeds worth consideration Jersey Guernsey Holstein and Ayrshire. Each breed suits different farm aims from butterfat and cheese to bulk milk under pasture.
Notice states Frank Crane as executor will sell the deceased Harry T. Crane estate property in Tillamook County Oregon. Sale is private and subject to court confirmation, with bids due at the executor's residence on the Miami River. Property includes described parcels in section 3 and section 35 township 2 north range 10 west Willamette Meridian. Dated September 23 1913.
In Tillamook County Oregon the estate of William J West has an administrator Thos Coates. Creditors must file claims with proper vouchers within six months from the notice date. Claims may be presented at James Walton Jr 1001-2 Spalding Building Portland or at the Commercial Building Tillamook City Oregon. Dated Tillamook Oregon October 1913.
Court administrator of the estate asks creditors to present claims with vouchers within six months. Claims may be filed at James Walton Jr in Portland or at the Commercial Building in Tillamook City Oregon. Dated Tillamook Oregon the 7th day of Thor Coates administrator.
The Water Commission announces it has given Mr Hoag authority to disconnect water service for all consumers who have not paid their water rent by the tenth of each month. Order issued by the Water Commission.
Thos Coates administrator of the estate of William Walton Creccamet invites creditors to present claims with vouchers within six months at 1901-2 Spalding Building Portland Oregon. Dated Tillamook Oregon October 7, 1910.
Sheriff H Crenshaw announces a real estate foreclosure sale arising from Tillamook County Bank v Patterson and Wheeler. The Southeast and Southwest quarters of Section 24 in Township 1 South Range 9 West will be sold at public auction on November 24, 1915 at 10 a.m. at the Tillamook Court House. The property covers 142.65 acres and the sale covers principal of 074.00 dollars plus 4 percent interest and 100 dollars in fees with 6 percent interest on the balance. The sale is to satisfy the court judgment and order of sale issued October 6 and 7, 1013.
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