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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1913
Page
2
The Tillamook Herald lists editor Crombley and notes second class mail status since May 17 1910. It details subscription price of 1 50 per year in advance and advertising rates per line and inch with display ads due Monday and Thursday mornings for publication in subsequent issues.
Col Gee RK Dalton Porto Rico governor says the lottery swindle that robbed the island of 2,000,000 yearly has been effectively suppressed after a three year fight. President Wilson urges currency reform following tariff passage as part of emancipation from industrial bondage. Dairy lectures and farm meetings in Tillamook County invite ranchers to attend and learn about the dairy industry. Trade shifts from the US tariff impact Canada with reciprocity debated by Ottawa Citizen and Toronto Work. Dr Wilbur F Crafts reports progress toward a global opium treaty with several signatories and ratifications pending in 45 governments.
The rise of the automobile industry in the United States is illustrated by 1912 data showing registration and license fees totaling 5 638 575 dollars surpassing 1906 US automobile exports. In 1911 exports reached 23 7 1 9, with 1912 totals near a million on highways and Detroit as the global manufacturing hub.
The article notes an upcoming shift in the Philippines where natives will hold a majority in both legislative chambers. The Senate commission's veto power ends with two American commissioners soon retiring, replaced by natives. The change lowers American control as natives may hold six of nine commissionerships. Further autonomy depends on how the new power is used.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier speaks in Ottawa revived reciprocity and tariff issues two years after a crushing defeat. He argues the new U S tariff will force tariff lowering to become the central political issue, with his advisers and old ministers backing the stance.
The article argues for replacing district attorneys with a county attorney system in November ballots. It notes broad statewide adoption, direct accountability to the people, and low incremental cost, but warns long appointment terms could trigger voter opposition and delay electoral input.
I have leased the Mark Harrison place on the Trask River and forbid any hunting on the property without written permission. This notice applies to all persons and areas on the leased land.
E N Wagg and H K Bailey proprietors will continue to call for work as usual. Their office will be at the City Transfer Office.
Surmlay School at 10 AM Preaching Service at 11 AM Subject The Greatest Revelation Epworth League at 6 90 PM Evening Service at 7 00 PM Theme Nothing for Something W J Weber
The notice outlines a church schedule with 10 AM Bible School and 11 AM and 7 PM services led by Pastor KK and Jope. It announces an evangelistic campaign starting Sunday the 9th and continuing through the month, inviting all to attend.
The Bible School grows with leapa and bowie and qualified teachers for all classes. Two adult classes serve married and unmarried members. Morning worship features a sermon on ancient prophets and modern preachers. A new Guild House on the west side adds three rooms and a kitchen, to be a social center and lecture space. Reverend Donald MacKenzie invites strangers to all services.
Sunday School at 10 A M. Morning Worship and Sermon at 11 A M with subject A Courageous Declaration. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 P M with topic Missionary Essentials at Home and Abroad Gulag Matt 22 1 0 Evening Service and Sermon at 7 30 P M All are invited H F White pastor.
Nazarene meetings are held in the old Christian Church on Tuesday and Friday evenings and on Sunday at 3 p m and 8 p m Sunday School at 2 p m.
Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis announces Farmers' Week a concentrated institute using college facilities for practical intensive training. Experts including Dr Hector MacPherson will explain European cooperative credit and marketing systems and offer rural organization recommendations for Oregon. The program features dairy demonstrations and access to college machinery with reduced rates for Oregon residents.
The Water Commission directs Mr Hoag to disconnect water service for all customers who have not paid their water rent by the first of each month by order of the Water Commission.
Owner offers 10 acres with irrigation project underway and improvements. Location and contact available on request. Strong potential for dairy operations. reasonable price noted.
A. N. Marolf named administrator of John Claud Marolf deceased by Tillamook County Oregon order. Creditors must present claims with vouchers verified to the administrator or attorney S. B. Johnson in Tillamook within six months from Aug. 26, 1913.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale of Real Property issued by the Circuit Court of Oregon Tillamook County. The action involves D. F. Crowbridge as plaintiff and Lawrence F. Sanders Gertrude A Sanders The First National Bank and C L Dye as defendants. Judgment totals 466.00 with interest 7 percent since April 24 1909 plus 66.62 taxes 100.00 attorney fees and costs. Sale to satisfy the decree and costs.
Sheriff of Tillamook County Oregon announces public auction of real property owned by Lawrence E. Sanders and Gertrude A. Sanders. Property is in Tillamook County Oregon described as the northeast quarter of section four, township four north, range west of the Willamette Meridian. Auction date set for November 1914.
The Clark County Investment Company sues Srethna S. Phelps and Lucretia J. Kilbourne in Tillamook County Oregon alleging default on a note dated April 16 1910 with 6 percent interest and seeks recovery of 76 76 plus interest taxes 22 02 legal fees 125 and costs and foreclosure of property described as all of lots 6 and 7 block 6 Netarts Bay Park per plat on file with the Tillamook County Recorder.
The Tillamook County Oregon foreclosure summons directs the defendant to answer within six weeks after first publication. It states a mortgage held by Wh. Hook recorded in Tillamook G fon is being foreclosed to satisfy claimed amounts and costs with court equitable relief sought.
The administrator of Mary A Eichinger's estate in Tillamook County Oregon filed a final account with the County Court. A hearing is set for November 10 at the courthouse, and all interested persons must present claims by then. Dated September 1918, Robert Eichinger administrator.
A final account hearing is fixed by the County Court of Tillamook County for Ray Wilson deceased. Administrator Lee V. Wilson is to present the final settlement on Saturday November 1, 1913 at the county courthouse.
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