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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1924)
ocxxxxxxx>ooooooooooo<x>ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooop Mill Feed $1.75 per sack Prompt Delivery and Good Service Godward Mercantile Co Phone 74 Auto Accessories of all kinds, Gasoline, Oils, Tires, etc. f FICK'S HARDWARE a + a . A.+.A. a + a a + a . a + a . Î X ♦ Î X X Î X Î t X X I a + a a + a Hardman Garage D. E. HARDMAN, Prop. Batteries Charged General Repairing Acetylene Welding Hot-shot Batteries and Accessories Main Street Jacksonville Phone 282 The Post does all kinds of Job Printing Read the Post—an education for the whole family for only $2.00 ooooo Hot Water Bottles A good one for $1.50; A better and bigger one for $2.00 Jacksonville Pharmacy Selling out at Cost All stock being sold at cost, to save paying freight John Pappas Notice of Sheriff’s Sale. By virtue of an execution under a decree duly issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the State ADVERTISING RATES Regular display adv. per inch, each issue....... 20c of Oregon, in and for the County of Display adv., less than a month, per inch.......25c Jackson, to me directed and dated on Business locals, per line, each issue................. 10c the 8th day of October, 1923, in a cer wherein M. M. I tain action therein, SUBSCRIPTION RATES »2.00 I Terrell and V. D. Harris, et al, as De One Year................................................ 1.25 Six Months............................................. fendants, recovered judgment against .75 I Three Months........................................ (In Advance) John F. Rocho, the Plaintiff, for the 1 sum of $1473.00, with interest from October 8, 1923 at 6%, with costs and disbursements taxed at Forty and no- 100 ($40.00) Dollars, which judgment was enrolled and docketed in the Clerk’s office of said Court in Baid County on (Medford Mail Tribune) the 8th day of October, 1923. The prohibition enforce Notice is hereby given that, pursuant the terms of the said execution, I ment force for Jackson coun to will on the 19th day of January, 1924, ty, whose expenses running at ten o’clock A. M., at the front door from $850 to $1500 a month, of the Courthouse in the City of Jack sonville, in Jackson County, Oregon, the past year, have been a offer for sale and will sell at public thorn in the side of taxpay auction for cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy said judgment, together with ers and the cause of wide the costs of this sale, subject to re spread comment, has been demption as provided by law, all of the reduced to three men—Sam ' right, title and interest that the said Plaintiff John F. Rocho, had on the 8th B. Sandefer, chief of staff, day of October, 1923, or now have in his son-in-law, Victor Chap and to the following described proper situated in the County of Jackson, pell, and one “under cover ty, State of Oregon, to-wit: man,” whose identity and The South one-half (SJ¿) of the doings are supposed to be Northeast quarter (NE>4) and Govern- , ment Lots One (1) and Two (2) of Se<> veiled in mystery. I tion Six (6) Township 36 South of While no record has been Range 4 West of the Willamette Mer in Jackson County, Oregon. made of the clipping of the idian Dated this 20th day of December, dry strength, courthouse ru 1923. C. E. TERRILL, mor says that W. H. Leg Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. gett “has been laid off for a By L. D. Forncrook, Deputy. d21 jl8 month” and the same fate Sandefer Force Reduced to 3 Men Best Grade A complete stock of hardware, cooking utensils, etc. Entered at the postoffice at Jacksonville, Orearon as second-class matter.______ Published Every Friday at Jacksonville. Jack son County. Oregon for everybody, at right prices Men’s “Ball Band” Rubber Boots, $4.50 High-grade wool sox 50c PERSONAL SERVICE Hogs for Sale or Trade. A 3-year-old registered Duroc sow and 4 pigs, 4 months old—2 males and Friday, Jan. 18, 1924 2 females. Would trade for good cow I or calves. F. M. WHITE, S. P. and H. M. SHUTT, P ublishers Rt 2 Box 62, Medford. Rubber Footwear Jacksonville, Oregon Jacksonville Post meted out to Clay Walker, Ray Ingling and two or three other specials called to ser vice in emergencies and oth er occasions. Judge C. B. Watson of Ashland visited his relatives here, the Chitwood family, Friday night and Saturday. Judge Watson is attorney for the Hartman Shale Oil Syn dicate, which is operating near Ashland. He feels sure that when this industry is de veloped properly it will prove to be the greatest thing ever discovered in Southern Ore gon, outside of the mining industry. The gas to be manufactured from this shale oil will be sufficient to pro vide heat for every home in Rogue River Valley — at about one-third the cost of wood. Delbert Fehl, the “notor ious poetic editor” of the Medford Record Herald, was a visitor in Jacksonville Wednesday. Delbert is high ly excited and elated over the prospect of completing the road from here to the Oregon Caves—35 miles west* of Jacksonville. He said he would gladly use what influ ence he and his paper could muster up in having this road paved from Medford to the Caves, via Jacksonville and Applegate. Capt. H. A. Canaday takes to his new work as register of the U. S. land office in Roseburg “like a duck takes to water” — and of course will give entire satisfaction. The first homestead notice to appear in the Post over his name is that of Frank P. Dutton, in this issue. As we go to press, the news is received that a fabulously rich platinum vein has been found in the Sterling creek district, just south of Jack sonville, which assa\s $19,000 to the ton—with enough of the ore in sight to supply the world with platinum. , Notice of Hearing Final Account of Executor. Notice is hereby given that the Coun ty Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County, did on the 15th day of January, 1924, make and enter an order in the matter of the last will and estate of Annie G. Gillmore, deceased, pend ing in said court, that the hearing of the final account of F. W. Streets, as executor of the last will and estate, will be heard at the courtroom of the county judge on Monday, the 18th day of February, 1924, at the hour of ten o’clock A. M. of said day, and of any objections to said final account. All persons having interest in said estate are hereby notified to file and present any objections they may have to the final account of F. W. Streets on file in said court and cause on or before the date of hearing aforesaid. Dated January 15, 1924. F. W. STREETS, Executor of the last will and estate of Annie G. Gillmore, deceased. Grants Pass, Oregon. j!8 fl5 CALUMET The Economy 2’itimesas much as that of any other brand ■ . BAKING POWDER! the next time you bake —give it just one honestand fair trial. 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