Little Nestucca Bridge Dedicated
A crowd of 200 to 240 gathered at the south approach of the Neatucca river bridge on Wednesday to celebrate its completion. County officials and Cloverdale and Oretown residents attended the ceremony and shared a sizeable dinner, marking a road improvement that shortens travel to market by about five miles and provides a nearly level approach.
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Pew
Neatucca River
Cloverdale
Mason
Farmer
Fedner
Oretown
Neetuees
Market Stuut
Ty Ben Olmade
Beidge
Loyal Sons and Friends Banqueted by Local Churches
About forty Loyal Sons Bible Class members and local business leaders were banqueted Friday evening at the Christian Church dining parlors. Guests included W. C. King Ro D Moore Smith Wm K Roy Thos Coates Sr S J Myers D I Shrode H H T Botts Ro W Watson A W Stuch Buchanan Mr Parks and Erwin Tarrissott. Speeches praised the group and urged continued good counsel. A farewell note was given to Bruce Mare who left Monday for O A C.
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Loyal Sons Bible Clase
The
Christian Church
W. CU. King
Ro DU. Moore
Ra Smith
Wm. K. Roy
Thos, Coates, Sr
J. Myers
Shrode
HH. T. Botte
Ro W. Watson
A. W. Stuccomnan
Mr. Parks
Erwin Tar
Clifford Joye
Stuchanan
Rollie Watson
Roy
UU. Moore
H. T. Botts
Widrece
Frank Ebbeson
Seyal Sons
Claus
Bruce Mare
O. A. Cc
Wanderers Return From Southern Trip With Beards
Attorney W. W. Talmage and brother Marcus returned after a three month journey along the state’s coast. They left Pillamook June ith and reached Grant Pass June 24, traveled to Wedderburn and along the coast visiting Port Orford North Bend Coma Bay Gardner Florence Newport Waldport Taft Otis and southern county towns. They arrived in disguise with heavy beards and brought back rattlesnake skins and a Rogue River bed buy preserved in Alcohol.
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W.W. Talmage
Marcus
Pillamook
Grant’ Pass
Grant's Pass
Wedderburn
Port Orford
North Bend
Coma Bay
Gardner
Florence
Newport
Waldport
Taft
Otis
Rogue River
Cement walk laid before Stillwell avenue home
A new cement walk has been laid in front of the Goyne Lamb Stephens and Hayes residence on Stillwell avenue. Mr. Goyne has also had a low cement and white brick wall built in front of his property, connected by iron posts.
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Goyne, Lamb, Stephens and Hayes
Stillwell Avenue
Goyne
Tillamook County Fair Association stockholders meet
The Tillamook County Fair Association stockholders held a well attended meeting last Saturday. All last year’s officers were reelected except the north end director, Frank Severance was elected to replace him. Efforts to obtain a Nehalem district director continued unresolved. The board will pursue a general Tillamook County agricultural exhibit for the State fair at public expense, including a car load of cheese for display. Exhibitors are asked to notify Present Dunstan or Secretary Bialock.
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Tillamook County
Parthemi
Tillanook County
Dunstan
Bialock
Tillamook County Fair Association Holds 1913 Annual Meeting
The Tillamook County Fair Association held its annual meeting September 18 1913 at 1 30 PM in the Court House. President Dunstan presided as minutes and reports were read and approved. Attendees approved votes of thanks to directors and Dwight and the City Council for use of property and streets. Directors elected by acclamation included Dunstan, W Elliott, L M Kraner, Will Spalding, Frank Severance, and others. The board was authorized to allocate funds, form a cheese carload for the State Fair, and arrange a vegetable exhibit if warranted. The meeting adjourned.
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Tillamook County
Court House
Dunstan
Bakem
King
Dwight
Clough
Smith
W. Elliott
Baker
L. M. Kraner
Blalock
Will Spalding
Maxwell
Frank Severance
Mr. King
Board of Directors
Mr. Blalock
Botts
Spalding
Local Ledger Notes Debits and Expenditures
A compact ledger entry lists 15 cents for labor and 50 cents for printing and music, with 1188 dollars 72 cents 49.78 recorded as totals for lumber merchandise and related costs.
Vote of Thanks to supporters of the County Fair
The County Fair Association thanks Mr. W. G. Dwight Cheater Mc Ghee John Brant Max Klinger W F Stock and the City Council for free use of their property and streets during the fair. They also thank the band for music and all who donated time and labor to make the Fair a success.
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Asso'n
W. G. Dwight
Cheater McGhee
John Brant
Max Klinger
W. F. Stock
all who #0
The Foundation Factors in dairying
Oregon Agriculture College officials discuss dairy industry growth through proper feeding milking care and school based Dairy Herd Record Keeping contests. Polk County planned as a pilot with C Babcock milk tests, record books and cooperative organization to show which cows prosper and how better feeding improves profits.
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Oregon Agriculture College
Corvellis
Ore
W. A. Harr
Oregon Agricultural College
Ertide Ja
Polk
Thorne
A Merry Picnic at Boulder Creek
The Helping Hand society held a community picnic at Mr. L D Krake’s Boulder Creek grave in August with about 150 attendees. Ice cream from the Krake family fed many, while Rev Dora Young spoke and plans were made to aid Mr. Treshour with a home addition in two weeks.
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Neigbors
L. DD. Krake
Boulder Creek
Krakes
Tillamook
Cloverdale
Dora Young
Board of Directors Meeting Minutes Recorded in 1913
The resolution passed by the Board of Directors in a meeting held September 18 1913. R Blalock, Secretary.
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the Board of Directors
R. ¥. Blalock
Harvest Supper and Entertainment Program Listing
Reading Vocal Solo Violin Solo Selection Vocal Duet and more for the Harvest Supper and Entertainment to be held Friday evening September 19 in the County Fair building. Performers include Mrs Koch Mesdames Poorman Willett Dr and Mrs Monk Miss Worrall Mrs Ralph Moore Mr Koch Mrs MacKenzie Prof Warren Glaze Mr Baker Miss DeBar Violin Duet Mr and Mrs Mackenzie Messrs Koch and McGee with a piano from Eller Music Company and several Scottish airs on request.
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Mesdames Poorman and
Willett
Monk
Messrs
Items of Interest About Oregon at Chicago Land Show
Oregon plans a 400 square foot exhibit at the Chicago Land Show from November 20 to December with daily lectures. The stand, run by the state immigration agent, will showcase grains grasses and diversified crops and invites communities to contribute exhibits. Oregon also plans a log building for its Panama Pacific Exposition display in San Francisco 1915 to highlight forestry and native timber as a striking, characteristic structure.
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Oregon
Chicago
Pacific Mail
Algoa
Portlami
Sidney
Willammette
Columbia Rivers
Pacific Coast
Oregon Commissioners
San Francisco
Commission
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