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About The Polk County post. (Independence, Or.) 1918-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1920)
H IE POLK COUNTY POST! Fmbuahed «very Friday at Independence, Oregon. u eecoud c iu i melier Marcii ¿ú , u n ti, at Ui« poetoUic* at lafet>*i ideare, Oregou, under U m Act Q l Mardi J, Uffa Kditor and Publisher. C L Y D E T. K U L A K 'TJbLUkk i i O M i l S óüa. &LK i l O M i l b U AL I J l A U . 1 . ulTif o U m t w im provided lor, MUiMcnyUoua will be »lopped at expmtUou in preference to a legai rate of live per cent we inucii preier a one per cent rate. L u t aa long aa aome other fe l low la willing to pay eignt per cent, we win iiave to pay tne aarne aa ne doea or go wiliiout tile money, bo n it cornea to voting for eignt per cent or no money, we w ill vote for tiic eight per cent. The .Non-Partisan League controla the Republican party in A orta Dakota, luia a lialf-Aelaon on the aaxne party m Minnesota and ruiea tne Democratic party in Montana and Colorado. i f aeema to be livin g up to lla name and when it cornea to Oregon, our Republican party better watch out. Mr. Neal was a business caller in Albany Wednes- day. Sam Irvin e is hauling his hops to Independence this week. I&.UU Uui sympathy derailm ent ions to iunetion to any great extent lo r men or women uenoeraieiy auirvrag tnemaeivea to death, be it lo r principle, pieiy or pea. ai number oi irisnmen, m ja il cnargeuz wttn '' treason, nave reiuseu to eat lo r tne past to n y nays and expect to die at any time aa a protest against a m is n "nuaruxe * in •Ireland. in tma penon oi m e. ox a wnn me uriuau pay ing tne board bin, it nngni twist tne non a tail conaiuer- aoiy more n tneae iiia n martyra would eat an tney count. Mr. Hansen was an A l- banv caller Monday. Guv Prather, who had a relapse, is able to be up a- eain. Subscription Kates; II BUENA VISTA R. £ Prather and son. Ice land. were A lbany callers Sunday. Frank Cole, o f Corvallis, was a business caller here last week. G. E. Harmon and N. Q. Anderson are fillin g their si los this week. R. Peterson spent Sunday in M cM innville with his brother. N. Anderson, and wife. Mrs. Pearl Snvder and daughter o f H op ville spent Sundav with her uncle. Mr. Simmons. I i DO YOUR Fall Clearing WITH TROJAN POWDER Safe to use N o headaches. . • «■ • » I V A ’ Trains 17, 18, 28, 24, 27 and 28 w ill moke regular stop at F air Grounds. Trains 14 and 16 will make flag stop. SOUTHERN P A C I F I C LINES JOHN u. B ring in everything you want to sell and I w ill tall it fo r you on a commission. Indopondon*© i Oregon Präsident. Vic* President. Cashier. Aset. Cashier. “Just Between You and Me” says the Good Judge H e r e ’ s genuine chewing satisfaction for you, hook- • ed up with real economy. A small chew of this class o f tobacco lasts much long er than a big chew o f the ordinary kind— that’ s be cause the| full, rich, real tobacco taste lasts so long. A n y man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. P ut up in two styles W -B G U T is a long fine-cut tobacco R I G H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco n C o m p a n y , 110/ B r o a d w a y , N e w Y o r k C i t WE HANDLE MEATS of choice grades only. Whatever you buy here you’ll find tender and toothsome. You may think that choice quality means higher cost How thor oughly mistaken you are will be proven with your first order. City Meat Market MILLER a sm it h The Independence National Bank Established .1889 A N A C C O U N T in a commercial bank is the moat convenient aid to modern business. I t systema tizes payments, is a check on all expenditures and shows you just where you stand each month. Open one with us today. I t w ill pay you to do so. 0 M A X GOLDMAN Officers and Directors H. Hirschberg, Pres. C. A. McLaughlin, V. P. Ira D. M ix, Cashier W . H. W alker D. W . Sears O. D. Butler W. D. OVERTON will A l l T r a in s D ire c t to F a ir G r o u n d s F o r further particulars inquire oi local agents. B iiBmaiiMiiBiiiBiiiaiiBiiiBii'aiiiaii'BiiiBiiiaiiwiiBiüBirBiiiHnp'anmi trie* M l liberty ■ FARMERS STATE BANK C. W. IRVINE, J. B. PARKER, C. O. IRVINE, GLEN C. SMITH, Oregon State Fair upply from all agency stations in Oregon, including Midland to Kirk, Ore., incl., also from iiandon mid Newport, Ore. Minimum adult fare $1.00. Children o f half fare age 50 cents. I Local Dealer L. E. H A S E L T O N , R t l Independence, Ore. Professor Reynolds is in Portland having some den ial work done and visiting his daughter. Mrs. Denis. For rani service and raaulla list your proparly with u * Wa hava alx salaaman with machine* Wa Inapact and photograph your prop- arty and advertise extensively, and hava a damand tor proparty at all Frad W. Garmau Co, 73S of Cammerc* Bldg, Port land, ONgOD. 4-9 W e are prepared* to extend you every aid within legitimate banking practice. Come in at any time and talk over your affairs with us. You are always welcome. Salem, Albany, Corvallis, Eugene TH E • Mr. Morgan and fam ily U N I V ERSITY are livin g in the M. V . P ra ther house. Th ev are talk • O REG O N • Doean’t thia political campaign remind you of a Sun ing o f buying out Mr. Turn- —is m aintained by the state bull. in o rd er that the yonng peo day afternoon/ ple o l O regon m ay receive* Mrs. Tom McCarthy, who w ithout coat, the ben efits o f has been visiting her broth a lib e ra l education. er. Mr. Simmins. and fam ily. left Sundav fo r her The University Includes ths College of Literature, Selene« and th« A rts, the home in Washington. TALK R H Y M IN G S U M M A K iS T Graduate School. Che School o f Phys ical Education, and the professional Miss Gladys Reynolds Schools o f Law. Medicine (at Portland). who has been engaged aa I Jack Frost is threatening all the time Architecture, Commerce, Journalism, domestic science teacher in; Education and Music. And leaves begin tnier lading, the Albany high school, left High standards o f scholarship are The bun frogs croag a uoieiui sound made possible by in able faculty, well Sundav as school began on equipped laboratories and a library o f Whde m the mud they 're crawling; the 20th. nearly 100,000 volumes. The birds have broken up their nests Supervised athletics are encou raged A lfred Lov. who under And m large hocas are hying, and every attention given the health went an operation in a hos and welfare of the studenta. The wind it wads pital in California some W ilh a heightened confidence In dttle gales, time ago. is well and return gained bp fhe reeent exp ression ed home Wednesday. His • f public sapporl, the Un iversity The bush and grass are dying la now watering upon an s r s of many friends were glad to .a d e v e lo p ..* ..< end . . l a n d e d see him. aeefnln eae. The whistle of the thresher is heard each way, For a catalogue or for any Information, Dr. E. L. Lichtv. o f San The end of an age rnaiMs its mowing, address: Francisco. Cal., is visiting A ll that started its life in the bpring TH E REGISTRAR at the home of his brother. U n i v e r s i t y of O r e g o n Is gone or ready lor going; Edgar Lichtv. l i e stopped Eug ene, Oregon The iru it ol the tree, the vine and the bush on his wav home from a two months’ trip east, visiting; F ad to earth lo r the ending, relatives in Ohio and Mis-J, Its mission is done, souri. and attending a sh ort; L ife lease about run, course in the Palm er school jnimaitatiaiiBiiaiiaiiaiiaiiaiiaiiii A change is near, it is pending. o f Chiropractic, at Daven IKE WIND MILL SHOP port. Iowa. You may sing and praise the Summer time ▲. CL Williams, Prop. OITT AND COUNTRY A nd claim all others its beatmg, A ll kind o f barbering | But the season that follows has its good points Dell Alexander purchased done and satisfaction | Which right at this time you are meetmg; a coupe at the A ce ¡Satur guaranteed. Ladies* Tho melancholy it feels when plant life is dead day afternoon and departed shampooing and mas- jj And the wind may moan in its sieving, for ¡Silverton where he spent paging given special at- g a few hours among old But Autumn and Fall tention. Shine in con- | friends. Just beat ’em all nection. m For comfort to that which is living. B. T. M errill is having iiiaiiiaiiiaiimiauiaiimniiiBiii much success with poultry on his ranch south o f Inde pendence. H e has the knack anil knowledge of knowing how to keep the hens laving TO REALIZE THE eggs continuallv. Both Air. MOST MONEY and Mrs. M errill were for mer “ school m a’ams” who “ retired” a few veurs ago and thev like their new call W a buy everything you ing immensely. want to •all and sail SALEM •vary thing you want to Do /ou U t i In lad tp u id u cif buy. Cash or trade. Than w b j not petrenlee bar Indus September 27th to October 2nd Red uced_ Rates F or the past eight yeais this Bank has given particular attention to the business o f farm ers. W e have helped many over the rough places and have aided many more in buying farms of their own. Hauser Bros. M. I. Conger and fam ily and Albert, Stockton o f Sti ver spont Sunday at the N. 0. Anderson home. TAMMM AMD A C 1 1 A II WAX TBS Farmers’ B u sin ess Twalva yean ax parlane*. A trial will oonvlnca you. A t- ranga tor dataa at tba ofBce of Tba Polk County t a t or pbon« or write ma dlract (7 8 W 0 FX * 8 WOFX N s t arrives •:1 A A. M. felly No 4 erri ree toon Camps 4*6 P. M felly exec* Sunday N * 1 fepe MAS A. M. felly Ne t departe tor Hosktou 4: IB P. U felly 1 1:90 P. IL oa Independence Vulcanizing Shop (Opposite Farmers State B ank) Repairing o f Tires and Tubes and Adona Tire W ork Our Specialty. A ll work Guaranteed. LAWYERS Independence, Oregon to mt hills with • M. J. O’ DONNELL, Prop.
