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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1920)
Lydia W. Dean et al. Affidavit, order at d proof of mailing. P F. Close 4 Son vs Chas. Boussom. Official Paper of the City of Jacksonville Oregon Mechanics lien. Marie Smith vs. Cecil Smith. Ans A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson wer and cross bill. Kent A. Morgan vs. Edwin J. County, Oregon. White. Summons. JACKSONVILLE POST <.-?*'Säf?MsSïr'ê? tx Ü hr 1 1 Tom W. Fulton, Editor. PROBATE COURT. Estate of Bridget E. Williams. Proof Entered as second-claas matter June 22 1907, at the'post office at Jacksonville ’ of publication. Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Est. Samuel H. Duffield. Proof of ■> publication. SATURDAY. AUGUST Iff, 1920 Estate of James S. Lee. Proof of publication. Estate of George P. Mims. Inven- SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $2.00. Advertising rates furnished on ory and appraisement. application. Estate of John W. Chandler. Re- I port of guardian. Whether business inexperience, criminal negligence or Estate of Warren C. Miller. Bond I something more sinister is responsible for the failure of I and oath. Estate of Joseph M. Smith. Petition, the Bank of Jacksonville the result is the same; business order and citation. houses are temporarily crippled, years’ savings of Est H. S. Evans. Report of sale. Herme Caton. Admitt depositors swept away and a hardship worked upon every ed Guardianship to probate. family in town. Yet all are accepting their losses with Kaleen Deane (minor) estate. Guard admirable fortitude and are facing the future with un ian’s bond. James Creaney estate. Supplement shaken courage. If a “good loser” is more tobe admired al. Final account. Final order. than a winner, Jacksonville at this time is entitled to the W. J. D. Anberson, estate. Report of sale. admiration of her neighbors. Perhaps the greatest bit Martin J. Reddy, estate. Order. terness lies in the generally expressed belief that for Est William Cochran, Atfidavit of three years or longer customers of the bank have been publication and order. i Est. Harry R. Banta. Order. systematically deceived by a man in whom was reposed Est. Annie Waters, Admitted to the greatest confidence and trust. This breach of public probate. Est. Marie L. Tripp, Final order, confidence is felt even more keenly than the monetary proof of publication. loss and naturally leads to the query: “Whom can we Est. W. B Roberts. Urdeo. Augusta F. Bagle. Oath, bound trust? There is no denying that Jacksonville has been and Est. vouchers. hard hit and effects of the blow will be felt for some time, Est. Elmer E. Bagley. Claims, final account, report and order. but the fighting spirit engendered by our present diffi culties is good evidence that we shall emerge with flying colors. Hot Weather Merchandise Dainty Voiles White Goods Ginghams Summer Hosiery White Canvas Pumps and Oxfords -ij These are merely a few suggestions. and we’ll tell you more • Phone 112 The Peoples Store I MARRIAGE LICENSES Fruit Season is Here Jars and Jelly Classes Preserving Kettles 4 Oregon Jacksonville, I When a Dollar Leaves You It Says To the Silent Workers of Ol^gon: It is needless for us to go into tail and explain to you the problem o feeding 148 women, babies and children The task is difficult atany time, ba. a tremendous burden at present. j This is an appeal to you to remember the girls and babies during this com ing season, and put up a little extra fruit, with or without sugar, for ship ment to the Louise Home, and the Al bertina Kerr Nursery Home, where ( we arc caring for abandoned mothers and babies. We assure you that what J t “GOODBY” t:i:i:il:liiiiiiii:HI:üüi:üiiH»:iæ:Hiiii&:!!::ii>:H!lii8SiiHMfflN UNLESS you spend it at home stores. and let it ¿row. Keep it here Your home merchant, like this home paper, is work' ing to benefit your interests. Now is the time to subscribe to The Post Outing Days Are Now Ideal PERSONAL SERVICE Fick’s Hardware Come in John M. Williams Co. Court House News The Thing tor Warm Weather Come in and let us show them to you G At the Coolest Place in Town George M. Smith and Francis I. Bristow. Lawrence W. Owens and Lois Ku- Apropos of what Art. Perry had to say about us in janeck. ever you can do in their behalf will Smudge Pot col. of Monday’s Trib., we believe he is be greatly appreciated. We would sug gest that you form a club in your town right. As the Post carries more legal advertisements True Tales of Pioneers afid ship a barrel rf canned fruit or than any other paper in the county it would probably be canned vegetables. In fact any Kit d (Continued from prge I) of farm produce will be acceptable. unlawful to utilize it as patches on paper suits. Also, A year went by and the remains of a We will gladly furnish as many glass why go so far afield? Medford people should find little I man named Reed was found on the jars as you desire, and prepay ail Harris ranch, and search was renewed freight charges. difficulty in obtaining patches of but slightly inferior for For shipping instructions address all Davey but without result, and durability right at home, thus avoiding the possibility of the pines whispered to the sad and correspondence to Gen. Supt. W. G. sorrowing women, “Never! and neveq MocLaren, 195 Burnside Street. court injunction. more!” Little Sophia, afterward the wife of Judging Materials. S. Love, one of the honored citb . When buying woolen materials hold “My conception of liberty includes the right to think John zenH of Jacksonville, was carried .hem up to the light and look through the best qualities are ire# from wrong,” the so-called independent candidate of a so- away ny the fearful epidemic that them; scourged the town in 1869, joining uneven and broken threads. called third political party wrote to Senator Harding, her husband who had preceded her by Weather Report seeking the Senator’s cooperation in obtaining the release only a few months. The intrepid moth er. who did a deed as brave as any of another presidential candidate from the penitentiary. ever recorded in ancient song or Following is the report of U. ri. Vol became the wife of Aaron unteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt; But thinking wrong and keeping safely quiet about it, is story, Chambers, and widowed a second time, Jacksonville, for month of June. eminently different from thinking wrong and defiantly continued to live in Jacksonville until Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi- her death. putting the thoughts into words and deeds.— National Who that has not suffered can tel • I tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. the withering thoughts that cling to Republican. Date maximum Minimum Precip the bitter memory of that dreadful 1 93 58 T. October day and night? And who 92 6!) Bullock Merc. Agcy. vs. T. K. among us all can say that when the 2 78 10. E8 Flynn. Summons. Certifcate of attach great harvest of the Eternal is garner 3 ment. 4 53 88 ed in there will not be one little golden 90 49 Bullock Merc. Agency, vs. Lilly Davis sheaf that will fill the sad and sorrow 5 CIRCUIT COURT. 94 50 formerly Lilly Stempf, Summons. Cer ing heart with gladness for ever and 6 7 96 E5 Harry L. Irwin vs. C. M. Speck et tificate of attachment. ever more. 58 .25 94 u x. Execution 8 W. P. Morgan vs. Otis R. Arnold et 9 55 92 Bulloek Mercantile agency vs. Lilly al. Decree. 10 90 53 Davis.To recover money. Commercial Fishing is 49 11 William V. Hanscom, vs. Myrtle Fay 77 Bullock Mercantile Agency vs T.K. Hanscom. Order. 48 75 Poor at Mouth. 12 Flynn. To recover money. 52 13 .01 63 Anglo-California Trust Co. vs. Ore 14 68 52 .20 Alice Dale Hoppin vs. Abraham gon Gas & Electric Co. Order. The exceptional warmth of the water 15 88 48 Frideger. Summons. Jackson Co. Bldg. 4 Loan Assn, vs in Rogue river this year is keeping the 16 50 90 fish from entering the river at Gold 17 50 87 Beach, according to Claud Bardon, the 18 85 52 local fisherman, who has just returned 19 50 84 fiom the mouth of the river. He also 20 52 81 says there need be no fear of deple 21 57 75 tion of the fish in the river if the law 22 47 87 is strictly enforced in the lower river, 23 87 52 but that the difficulty is in enforce 24 50 82 ment, although a real attempt is being 25 90 48 made. Many housand of steal-heads 24 55 94 are reported lying in the river at the 27 57 95 mouth of cold streams, but refusing to 28 56 90 come up Rogue river on account of the 29 52 85 warmth. As soon as the stream cools M «9 85 one of the greatest runs of small U 90 52 steelheads and salmon ever experienced Temperature —mean max. 86.0; mean may be looked for according to the min. 52.45; mean 69.22; Max. 96 on 7;1 old timers on the river. Bardon has minimum 47 on 22. Greatest daily! been at Gold Beach »ince June, return range. 44. Total precipitation .31 in. ing by the trail and by West Fork.- Number of days with 01 inch or more ' Grants Pass Courier. precipit ration, 3; clear, 19; partly cloudy, 8; cloudy, 8. K. B ritt , Ask Help for Babies Cooperative Observe See Our Oil Stoves I at NEWPORT (A charming resort for the family) A picturesque trip across the Coast Range Mountains. Situated on Yaquina Bav and the Pacific Ocean. Modern Natatorium with salt water baths. TILLAMOOK COUNTY BEACHES Two trains daily from Portland. These attractive beaches n- clude Rockaway, and Garibaldi beach resorts. Neah-kah-nie, Manzanita and Bay Ocean. CRATER LAKE (A Lake within a Crater.) Located in the heart of th? Cascade Rrnge. Reached by auto mobile stage from Medford orKlamith Fails. OTHER RESORTS Cölestin Josephine County Cave» (Oregon's Marble Halls) Shasta Mountain Resorts OKEGON OUTDOORS" BOOKLET Will help you decide on that vacation resort. Contains descrip tions of the different outing place*, ^excursion fares, hotels and camp rates Summer Excusion Fares iM-reU. FRCK RfFORT< |< e ex'-lii«ivrl 7- Nr 1 3 t • rn w : \ ’ .1 <»• 4 t . ly. l’atrul pr&cl» FKRKNCKS. >r Invnln.nMe bock I TELL PA TINTS. • t>» irrt a partner, lutoimai ion. Di Siïi- & COi 303 Seventh St.. Washington. 0. C. I PATCNT LAWYIM, For further particulars or copy of booklet "Oregon Outdoor« ’ inquire of local agent. ’ SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES JOHN M. SCOTT General Passenger Agent •*e*
