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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1913
Page
4
Springfield Ohio resident Mrs Kate Heckman says she recovered from a serious lung weakness after using Vinol. She claims Vinol soothes inflamed surfaces, boosts appetite and digestion, and strengthens the body to fight pulmonary disease. The ad promises a money back guarantee and also promotes Saxo Salve for skin troubles from Chas L Clough Co Tillamook Oregon.
In Tillamook County Oregon the 1A school district and other districts including road districts and cities are valued for the year. The notice states that special tax levies must be filed with the County Clerk and County Assessor by December 1. Railroads and other public service corporations are excluded from the tax by the state tax commission.
Wm Thacker of Wedderburn visits sister Mrs Jesse Earl and notes niece Miss Meta Earl is much improved. A Maple Leaf Sugar Factory boiler bursts injuring Earl Ford a fireman with severe scalds. Jesse Earl’s gray is badly lacerated by a kick. Vascal Fraser of Lone Lagoon visits relatives on Wilson River. Fred Nichlaus, Gus Wicklund’s son-in-law, with family moves to the Wicklund ranch.
Voters in Oregon face a special referendum on November 4 as unfamiliar measures circulate. The text notes some voters misunderstand one to three of the five measures and lists the first measure approving a $100.08 appropriation by the 1919 legislature to construct and equip an administration and classroom building for the University of Oregon and to extend the heating plant through it.
A historical ballot summary asks voters if an appropriation of 750 000 is allowed for repairs to three University of Oregon buildings and the central plan. It questions the validity of the Sterilization Act to guard the public from certain criminals. It also asks whether the 1919 act creating a county attorney for each county should keep its salaries and if the Workmen's Compensation Act should stand.
The piece surveys debates over University of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural College appropriations, stressing prior funding delays, referendums, and forthcoming millage impacts. It also outlines the Sterilization Act and Workmen's Compensation Act, noting authority, appeals, and county attorney roles.
A review notes American woolen manufacturers raise quality to meet foreign competition. European firms push higher class goods and new patterns, forcing US makers to match quality and prices. Retailers gain value opportunities, but consumers face improved fabrics and steady costs unless sustained by efficiency.
Telegram excerpt discusses William Bryant's view that moral quality surpasses intellect as the guiding force of society. It argues a good heart enables genuine service while a brilliant mind alone cannot ensure virtue. The piece ties education, social reform, and political life to a heart-led standard.
Guy Ross a 23 year old Portland man was drowned after being swept from a small boat while approaching Twin Rocks two miles offshore. Photographer Ed H Wood and C Byers of Rockaway helped in the rescue attempt as Al Sleuth urged returning to shore due to an approaching storm. The body was recovered after an all night search.
Registration within Tillameok City corporate limits required at the City Recorder's office to vote in the upcoming City Election. County Clerk registration also required for county and state. Formally dated by City Recorder W. Todd.
Militant suffragette leader Mrs Pankhurst lands in New York after immigration detention and deportation order. Officials intervene, she defies ban and is escorted to a meeting with Mrs Pankhurst M C Met, while she proclaims continued resolve for suffrage and criticizes authorities.
New York Governor Sulzer was ousted amid impeachment by the legislature. The court sentenced removal and barred Sulzer from holding state office in the future. Murphy, calling the trial a “tribune of infamy,” denounced the proceedings while Sulzer claimed he took the stand in his defense. Sulzer was later nominated for the Assembly by Progressive electors.
Supreme Court sustains judge Galloway holding the pettylon fate not questioned and only faults in the street designation. Court reviews writ to restrain Secretary from referring the workman compensation vote of the people.
National leaders push amendments to currency measures hoping for quick Senate action. Plans to reduce administration expenses and redirect funds are debated as committees weigh irrigation, reclamation, and treasury controls amid tariff and public works considerations.
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