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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
3
A jumble of notices and social items from Portland area readers. Mentions property sales and rentals, building plans for a church area, furniture and clock shop activities, hotel inquiries, and a parade of residents returning from travels. Community events include a hal loween social at the IGO hall, a Swastike club gathering, and a Woman's Relief Corps meeting with birthday recognitions.
Mrs. John Paquet of Garibaldi died in Tillamook on Monday October 27 1018 from typhoid fever. She leaves three children Leon ard M Arthur H Ora A and husband. Born in Piry Creek Washington County she lived in Tillamook County since 1884. She married John Paquetet in Vancouver Washington. Ill about three weeks before death. Funeral at I C O F Cemetery with Rev Weber officiating.
Water Commission directs Mr. Hoam to cut water service for all consumers who have not paid their water rent by the 10th of each month under official order.
The undersigned thank friends and neighbors for kindnesses shown during illness and after the death of their loved one Mrs. John Paquet and children.
I have lashed the Mark Darrinon place on the Trask River and forbid any hunting on the property without a written permit FEN CRUSON remains.
A two story building on Pered Street near Ox100 and a small storage town opposite Cascarnye is tied to Boal's real estate office. The note describes a cheap house and storage area in what appears to be a transfer of property or notice of ownership. The text is garbled but references a store, real estate dealings, and a location in Kent.
Prof Warren Glaze, a noted music teacher with over twelve years of experience, operates a studio at Lipheck’s name store in Leewone and also offers lessons at students’ homes with location and terms by request.
County Treasurer HH Le Benin announces warrants endorsed before Sept 25 1913 for General Fund and before Sept 24 1918 for Road Fund are due for presentation. The TODD will be grail ayaa.
All legal voters within Tillamook City must register at the City Recorder's office to vote in the upcoming City Election. Registration with the County Clerk is also required for county and state elections under Oregon law. Todd, City Recorder.
The Western Loan and Savings Company of Salt Lake City announces its tried and proven mortgage program now available in Tillamook and Tillamook County. It offers home loans with small monthly payments at a low rate, inviting inquiries by writing or visiting.
A. C. Everson loan agent A. M'Nair president D. Shrode vice president Canzada Everson secretary treasurer Hoard of Appraisers FE M. Hales F H Minick RK F Zachman EL J Claussen Hoard of Trustees John Leland Henderson L. C. Smith Kh. L. Heals W. OG. McGee
Mary Lathbury author and social worker dies in East Orange New Jersey aged. Roscoe M Lynch nominated and confirmed as labor commissioner of New York by the state senate. Charles Warren Fairbanks wife dies in Indianapolis after pneumonia. San Francisco announces new typhoid treatment via serum injections. Jennie Gatton widow of Rear Admiral Bates on trial for murder at Plymouth Massachusetts. Elbert H Gary of U S Steel criticizes agitation harming business confidence at American Iron and Steel Institute.
Members of the state industrial welfare commission Mrs Theresa McMahon and Mr Florence Swanson say newspapers misquoted them about morale of working girls in Everett. Several churches and women's groups urge Governor Lister to remove the two from the commission.
Congressman Richard Pearson Hobson of Alabama, who proposed a national ban on alcohol, was elected life member of the World's Woman's Christian Temperance Union at the New York convention.
A Milwaukee fire incident injured 24 people and prompted an emergency response. Fire crews battled flames at the Cloudyeur Rubber plant, with救援 teams transporting injured individuals to hospitals nearby. Local authorities opened an investigation into the blaze and its cause.
Brief News of the Week reports the National Convention of Methodist men starting in Indianapolis on Tuesday, the first major gathering of its kind. The report notes farm impacts, crop pests, wage demands, and the distribution of education grants totaling 1400000 from the General Education Board.
Effie Cresswell, inmate at the state girls training school, was arrested on a charge of attempting to poison 14 fellow inmates. Acting superintendent Mrs. Hopkins said strychnine was placed in coffee and tea served at supper, causing several inmates to report illness and prompting an investigation.
Charles W. Gates son of John W. Gates died in his private car in Cody from apoplexy. He had come west about a month ago and had been in poor health on the advice of physicians.
President in Mobile speaks at Southern Commercial congress outlining US policy toward Mexico and all American republics. He says the nation will not seek more territory by conquest, stressing a commitment to constitutional liberty and the people of the region.
Boise district court suit filed by the state of Idaho and 219 Boise State Bank depositors seeks 25000 dollars in damages from W. W. Platt state bank commissioner ex governor James Hawley and Title Guarantee and Surety Co alleging failure to perform official duties in the bank's defunct status.
Tulsa hosts the International Soil Products expo in conjunction with the International Dry Farming congress where Oregon receives a silver loving cup from the Chicago Association of Commerce for the best state or district exhibit of farm products.
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