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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1919)
J acksonville post OH jì il Piar of th; City of Jacksonville Oregon A weekly news; aper published every Saturday at the cttr.ty HU c! Jt<ks> r. Cointy, Oregon D. W. B agshaw , and Son Publisher Daniel W. Bagshaw Jr., Editor. E tiered as second-class matter June 22 1907, at the post office at Jacksonvi Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. JACKSONVILLE MAN TO VISIT EAST. I I J. B. Renault to Attend National Convention oi G. A. R. Your Camping Trip will be Join B. Renault, for many year a resident of this citv. expects to leave SATURDAY. AUGUST 9. 1.91.9 n.xt month for an extended visit in SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnit hid on the eastern states. Mr. Renault v. ill application. * first attend the Natimal Convention of the G. A. R., to which he is a delegate. (Continued from page one) The Convention is to be hell at Co lumbus, Chio. parks and amusement centers. Places where very lit From there Mr. Renault w.ll go far tle work in preparation would work wonders and still ther east for a visit with fi ¡ends in that section John less work in preservation would go a long way towards relatives that this will be his first visit in solving the question of what to do in the warmer even east since 1865. At the close of the Civil War he left the east, working h s ings and long Sunday afternoons. There is one location way west, first settling in var.ous in lhe Rockv mountain region; in the city limits that could be fitted up with almost states finelly coming to Oregon. He expects no expense at all, and still would be one of the coziest to be gone over a month, possible two. trysting places imaginable. And if we are to get our share of development in the Oregon Farmers Look to Station. future, we must now begin to prepare for it, A very little work around the house and grounds each d ay wili Oregon farmers are justified in look ing to their c nlege experiment station work a wonderful improvement in a few months tin e. for help in solving their mnt imnort- Lets not be selfish. Because one man is trying to make ant problems declared Dr. E. R. Flint, a go of some proposition, do not knock him, but get be official inspector of the federal experi ment station, after a thoroqgh inspect hind and boost for all you are worth. Let us be willing ion of ths experiment and adminis trative work at O. A. C. Strong and to give and take. If John Smith or any man makes a competent staffs are at work on prob success of his particular business, don’t worry, tne sur lems of greatest economic interest, he said, and have gone about their solution plus profits will be again distributed in some manner in the right way. Many things that would cost the farmer much time ai d among you. money to learn for himself are discov If we are to make Jacksonville the finest little city in ered bv the station and given the west, we must begin right now to work together, and farmer interested. forget all our petty quarrels. This office is daily in receipt The department of labor reminds us that on account of suspended building of inquiries regarding conditions in this vicinity. during th1 war, the Unite I With such an enormous amount of capital released operations States now needs almost a million new from war industries, there is only one course for cajiita!- homes. We are also reminded that building is a basic industry, anil that if ists to take, and that is for them to start their dollars you build a home you make business for more than a hundred correlated and rolling west. Is Jacksonville going to be ready to gather contributing industries: each building erected sends its wave of demand them in. We are very pleased to Btate that Beveral of our subcribers favored us with very pleasantjvisits this week, for the purpose of paying their subcrip- tions. Two subscribers of the Post got hot under their skin because we sent them bills for back subscriptions amounting to sixteen years. It is the desire of the editor to put out the best paper possible, into every home in Jacksonville, but if people who haven’t paid for the paper for ten years keep neglecting to attend to this little matter, they will be the losers This week we are trying to send the Post into every home in town, just as a suggestion to non-subscribers that the Jacksonville Post is a good thing to tie to ! Farmers Week Begins December 29th. W ' ' J much more enjoyable if you wear "UNION-ALLS” We have them in ail sizes We have the Lunch Goodds You'll Want along too, Let US have Your orders Jno.M. Williams Co The People's Store. Phone Jacksonville Oregon through the industrial organization of the country from the ditch diggers to the hank presidents and back, by wav of pay envelopes, to the ditch diggers again. Farmers week at O. A. C. has been Notice of Sherifi’s Sale. set for the week beginning December 29th. The general committee appoint By virtue of an execution in Fore ed hy O. D. Center, extension director, closure and Order of Sale duly issued reported in favor of programs giving out of and under the seal of the Circuit the farmer students the full benefit of i Court for the State of Oregon, for college information in various lines of Jackson County, dated July 26th, 1919, agriculture and home economics. A in a certain suit therein, wherein Kate special committee has been appointed F. Brace, Harry D, Brace, H. A. 1 . to coordinate the various courses so the Myers, as executors of the last will so the farmers and farmer wives may and testament of J. S. Brace, deceased, either take a special course in any im substituted for J. S. Brace as plaintiffs, portant phase of farming, or take less recovered judgment and decree against wojkin general farming. The college Kate F. O’Connor as Defeadant, for forces will make this the best farmers the sum of Sixteen thousand seven The citizens of any prosperous town week ever held in Oregon. hundred fifty eight & 33-100 ($16758 33) are always public spirited and united. Dollars together with the additional Stand together, work for the interests sum of $124.79 for taxes paid by the Obituary. of the whole town. Always stand leady above named plaintiffs, and the further to do your part. Don’t grumble and SCOTT — Walter Wayland Scott died sum of $200.00 as their attorney’s fees, spend your time in prophesying fail at the home of his parents, Mr. and with interest thereon at the rate of ti>< ures, but help to make every enter Mrs. P. D. Scott, one and one half per annum from the date hereof until prize a success, be it great or small. miles west of Jacksonville, on August paid and $47.50 costs, which judgment Be energetic and enterprising and your 6, 1919, at the age of 21 years. Walter was enrolled and docketed in said Court example will be imitated. was a native of South Dakota and Julv 26th. 1919. Notice is hereby given that, pursuant | came to Medford with his parents in The statement of the English labor leader that winter would Bee the end of 1906, and had resid'd there until two to the terms of said execution, I will civilization reminds us of the old time years ago when he moved with his on Wednesday, September 3rd, 1919, , prophesiers, who were going to have family to Jtckso. vile. He attended the at 10 o’clock A. M., at the front door Washington school for eight years of the Courthouse in the City of Jack all the hills roll together. where he was very popular among his sonville. Jackson County, Oregon, offer We want to know when you have fellow students, and leaves a host of for sale and sell at public auction for friends in to eat “chicken dinder” or young friends to morn his untimely cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy ' to visit you. It is such items of news end. He was a member of i'ompany said judgment, with the costs of this ' that makes the local page of your home D. Third Oregon Infantry of Medford sale, subject to redemption as provid-1 paper interestmg. and eerved inj the home milit a d irit g ed by law, all of the right, title and ' interest that Kate F. O'Connor jointly ¡ the war. Some people marry because it is con He leaves to morn his loss beside his or individually had on November 15th, tagious. Ottiers because they can't mother and father, two brothers and 1913 or have since acquired, or now work in single harness. But the most two sisters, Leo Scott in the U. S. have in and to the following described marry because they fall in love and Marine Corps, stationed at Mare Is property, situated in Jackson County, can’t fall out. land, Willis J. Scott of Pendleton, State of Oregor, to-dvit: I The Southwest quarter of the south scribed real property to satisfy the sum Myrtle and lone of Jacksonville. The highest bidder, to satisfy said judg Verse 22, chapter 7, of Ezra, has al) east quarter (SW1, ofSE'4l, the of $3450.00 with interest at S'-i per j funeral services were held Friday Notice of Sheriff's Sale. ment, with the costs of this sale, sub the letters of the alphabet except "J" Southeast quarter of the Southwest annum from June 27th, 1919, and at-1 morning at Medford. ject to redemption as provided by law, Just bsush the dust off your Bible and ---------- ♦<!>•----------- quarter (SE'4 of SW1,), the East j torney’s fees of $300.00 and costs and ! all of the right, title and interest that see if this is not true. half of the Southwest quarter of the disbursements of $1 ’5, together with the defendants jointly or individually, Obituary Southwest quarter (E\ of SW'4 of accruing costs. I will on Saturday, the By virtue of an execution in Fure- had on October 20th, 1912, or have When you help your home paper you SW'4) of Sec’ion Seventeen (17), ; 6th day of September, 1919, at the closure and an Order of Sale dulv issu since acquired, or now have in and to i VENABLE-Charles Early Venable help your town and indirectly help Township Thirty-eight (38), South, hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon of ed out of and under the seal of the , the following described property, situ died at the Sacred Heart hospital, yourself. Range One (11 East of the Willamette said day nt the front doer of the Coun i Circuit Court for the State of Oregon, ' ated in Jackson County, State of Oregon ' Aug. 2, 1919, at the age of 57 years. Meridian in Jackson County. Oregon. ty Court House in Jacksonville. Jack- for Jackson County, dated July 28th, I three months and 27 days, He was a JACKSONVILLE WATER native ot Atchison county, Missouri, Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, July son County, Oregon, offer for sale and 1919, in a certain suit therein, wherein ' to-wit: Commencing at a point situated sell at publ'c auction, to the highest Elizabeth Lawrentz. and Elizabeth 1 Twenty (20) chains North of the ar.d came to Oregon about two years 28th. 1919. PURE C. E. T errill , and best bidder for cash in hand, all Lawrentz as administratrix of the ago. He was a member of the A. F. & Southeast corner of Donation Land Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. the right, title and interest of the said estate of Mabie Brobeck, Deceased. , Claim No. 73, in Township 37, South A. M. of Redondo Beach, Cal. He By F lora T hompson defendants in and to the following de Laura Lawrentz, and Dora Lawrentz of Range Two (2) West of the Wil State Board of Health Re leaves to morn his loss four sisters and Deputy. scribed real property, to-wit: — | Howard as plaintiffs recovered judg- ( lamette Meridian, and running thence two brothers. Mrs. Helen Anderson of The east half of the east half of ment and de-ree against E. N. Warner, i North 20.18 chains; thence West 19.65 ports City Water to be Hamburg, Iowa. Mrs. Birdie Ward of Section eighteen in township thirty- W. J. Warner, Edward E. Gore and , chains to the East line of lands here Oklahoma City, Okla., Mrs. Amy Safe for Domestic Use. Foreclosure Sale. five (35) South of Range three (3) , H. G. Wortman as defendants, for the Smite of Caridan, low a. Mrs. Elizabeth tofore conveyed by grantors August west of the Willamette Meridian, ‘ sum of Seven thousand two hundred Notice is hereby given, that, under Davidson of Baltimore, Md., Mr. Hugh Lawrentz and Elizabeth Lawrentz to Oregon, containing one hundred and twenty-six & 42 1O0 ($7226 42) Dollars., one Wilsey; thence South on the East A report received this week from W. Waynck of Watts. Calif., and W. and bv virtue of an Execution and sixty (160) acres, all in Jackson which judgment was enrolled and line of said Wilsev land 20.18 chains; the State Board of Health states that H. Venable of Jacksonville. The Order of Sa'e issued out of the C rcuit [docketed in said Court July 19th, 1919. ! thence East 19.65 chains to the place County. Oregon. a recent sample of the watf stored in services were held at the grave in the Court of the State of Oregon for the Notice is hereby given that, pursuant of beginning. the city dam on Jackson creek, is free Jacksonville cemetery at 2 p til. Mon County of Jackson on the 28th Jay of Sai l sale being made subject to re from contamination and safe for use. day afternoon in charge of the Jack July, 1919, in a certain cause In said demption in the manner provided by to the terms of said execution. I will Dated at Ja?ksonvillc, Oregon, July on September 1, 1919, at 10 o’clock 29th, 1919. The report included among other sonville lodge of Masons, and the Court [lending wherein Ralph William« law. C. E. T errhj ., A. M . at the front door of the Court-I is plaintiff and Richard M. Jennings thingsthe information that the count Christian Science church. C E. T errill Shentf of Jackson County. Oregon. house in the Citv of Jacksonville, Jack- I and Ellen A Jennings are defendants, Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. per cubic centimeter was TOO and that By F lora T hompson son County, Oregon, offer for sale and no Colon was recovered after 72 hours | Gresham —New garage erected for case No.------- ot said court, and com-. By F lora T hompson , Deputy. sell at public auction for cash to the 1 manding me to sell the hereinafter de-1 Standard Oil Co. Incubation. Deputy. I 1 CORD TIRES They are the tough tread tires and a marvel in their re sistance to wear BIG TIRES— EXCESS MILEAGE Fred J. Fick
