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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1913
Page
1
Advertises Friday week sale with double Gold Bond trading stamps on every purchase. Promotes new fall merchandise arriving daily including wool fabrics, dress materials, serges and hats. Highlights exclusive styles, tailored effects, and a wide selection in men and young men models in various colors.
Ladies and children's shoes offer lower prices with popular tans in medium weight gun metal patent and pebble leathers. Men and boys shoes boast a complete stock in heavy and dress styles across all widths.
The bank states its aim to offer top banking service and to equip facilities with modern fire proof banking rooms fire proof vaults burglar proof safes and safe deposit boxes.
Editors from Wheeler Reporter Headlight Herald and Cloverdale Courier travel with Judge Mason and Commissioner Palmer to inspect the new road and draw bridge between Union school house and Oretown. The group plans further outreach through Bay City journalists and will visit Neah Kah Nui mountain area with a detailed report promised next issue.
Owner offers 160 acre dairy ranch in Hemlock Oregon with 40 acre irrigation project underway and solid improvements. Listed by C J Blarchard. Sale by owner.
Readable prizes awarded to Tillamook County School children across classes A B and BR including first and second prizes. Winners include Irwin Goines Cordia Bieter Miles Blalock Ernest Ford Chester Jonsen Gale Buel Mildred Severance and others from Media Fairview Wilwon River and Beaver schools along with support from local banks and the First National Bank.
Tillamook notes show rapid residential expansion with new bungalows and apartments. Builders including W Kilburn and David O Donnell report multiple modern homes, 5 room and 2 story designs, plans for more units, and strong renter demand signaling local prosperity.
Prof F G Boughton presided at the September 15 ceremony held at Mrs Julia Seitters home. The couple leaves for their new home in Gandeer Oregon after brief calls on relatives. The bride, a McMinnville College student and teacher, and the groom, a Coos Bay pharmacist, are warmly wished well by friends.
Wilcan River supporters hope the hatchery plan moved from the river mouth as authorities study winter sites that resist floods. The state game commission expands panther and wildcat protection, raising trappers’ spirits as deer numbers rebound from scarcity. Road improvements along Wilson River between Frank Keater’s and John Little’s include culverts, fills, and graded surfaces, with Tinnerster and Adolph Tinnerster contracted for the $5000 project.
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