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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1939)
TIH’HSDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1939 THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON 2O5pound Buck Is Biggest Brought In TOWN $900, $300 down New 4-room bungalow only 4 blocks from business district. Garage, woodshed, large garden spot. $900, $100 down. 2 bedrooms, kitchen, living room, pantry and bath. Woodshed, garage, chix house and garden spot. 6 blocks from Main. $1,350—5-room house just outside city limits. Fruit trees, gar den spot. Bam and chix house. Lot 88x180. Good neighborhood. $2.150, half cash. New 6-room house. Fireplace, cement founda tion, attractive yard, garden spot. Can’t be beat for the money. $2,500, $250 down. 4-bedroom house. Near the new high school, every convenience, good neighborhood. $3000, $500 down. Excellent 7-room house only 8 years old. Lo cated near the new high school. Yard 215x124. Every kind of fruit tree and berry. This is a place you have to see to appre ciate. 903 Main RODMAN’S Phone 216 — Hunters are still bringing in their deer, although the number of successful hunters are not as I great as when the season first opened. The majority have left their venison at the Quality Mar ket and many are competing for the prize offered for the biggest buck killed during the season. So i far Roy Graham, who brought in a 205-pound buck has the lead over other contestants thus far. Among the hunters who have returned with venison since the list printed in September 28th Sentinel include: John Maulding, Green Pitcher, Dr. Claude Kime. Lynn Chapman. Leston Durham. Clifford Williams. Lowell Tedford. Schofield Stewart. Miles Wicks. Raymond Wicks. Brighton Leon ard. George Hewitt. WHEAT LOANS MADE TO 1620 FARMERS Exportation Work Continues in Bohemia Mining District NEW C ARS ATTRACT INTEREST sible the issuance of several slash ing permits. The rainfall here •mounted to approximately three quarters of an inch, but was heavier to the east. Th«* Rujada station reported yesterday two inches had fallen there in the past ten days, th«* last rain fell there Friday. The rain has also aid«*d farm ers stvding their ground to fall grains. Courtesy Tennyson said: “The greater man. the greater courtesy.” Dillard Fruit Market Closing Saturday, October 14 Special sale on fruits and vegetables Building for rent Dillard Fruit Market 314 Main Street Valley View Stock Ranch A. 0. Ball A Son, Proprietor!. Rubber Stamps, Pads. Ink. The Sentinel. Outfit! of nil kin da The Sentinel. crop have been made to 1620 Ore gon farmers, according to Will Steen of Milton. chairman of the state AAA committee. These loans represent 4.500,000 bushels of wheat, and total $2,675,000. Wheat loan officials predict an increase in loan activity during the next few weeks, since market prices and loan values are close together and since loans taken out now will run nearly all of their full seven-months period before meeting the maturity date of April 30. I Sensational 1940 of battery ( cost and current drain! t Moisture falling over tills area last week lessen«*«! the fire hazard in forest sections and mad«* pos 6Vi mile« out on Mo* by Crook. All kind* of livestock bought and M-tto-61 Bookkeeping Federal loans on the new wheat •old. Phone I CFS. New 1940 cars on display here have attracted considerable inter est locally. The most recent of the Exportation work is continuing new models to be shown here is at a fair pace on several claims the new 1940 Ford, on display- in in the Bohemia mining district. the show rooms of the Woodson In places the lower ore body has Motor Co. A tudor model has been Been found to be richer than that placed in the show rooms and ac found at a shallower depth, which cording to Wilbur Wilson has had is contrary to opinions of some of its share of attention from the the early mining operators of that time it was placed on the floor section. Rumors are that a rich Saturday. Martin Motors has displayed ore body has been uncovered in the Musick mine on deepening new Pontiac models, first seen tunnel No. 6 approximately- 100 here during the latter part of OREGON 4-H LEADER feet. However, these rumors have September. Four models are dis CALLED EAST had no confirmation. Ray Nelson, played at the station at 125 north owner of the Utopian mine, stat Ninth street. McCoy Gavage, first OREGON STATE COLLEGE ed yesterday a richer ore had to show a 1940 car. has had from been found in this mine w-hen one to two models on display for H. C. Seymour, state 4-H club leader, was called to Washington deepened eighteen feet. Ore at three or four weeks. New model Chevrolets will be early in October to represent the this level assayed $28.00 per ton, an increase of about $24.00 per seen here October 14th. The Cot 11 western states in making final tage Grove Motor Co. is making arrangements for the national ton. extensive preparations to show a 4-H club show in Chicago this Reports were also current that| fall. He will go from there to San number of models. the forest service would maintain Francisco where he will serve as the Bohemia road as far as the superintendent of the club divi HOME ECONOMICS CLCB Champion mine this winter. Of sion of the National Dairy show ficials at the Rujada station yes to be held on Treasure Island late The Home Economics club of terday said the service had made this month. Hebron Grange met with Mrs. no plans to maintain the road during the winter months, al Leon M. Morton last week. At the though in periods during previous regular business meeting it was OREGON STATE HAS 5 PER years some maintenance had been decided that members would work CENT GAIN OVER YEAR AGO on a quilt to sell, since all Grange carried on. equipment and kitchen wares Inspect Mines in District OREGON STATE COLLEGE— were lost in the Hebron hall fire, Six local business men joined and it will be necessary to replace Apparently settling own to a a delegation of Eugene business these when a new hall is avail inore gradual increase of its al men yesterday on an inspection able. Following the meeting a so ready record enrollment, this in trip to the mines of the Bohemia cial hour was enjoyed and re stitution showed a 6 per cent gain district. The delegation had lunch freshments were served by the over last year at the end of the at the Cottage Grove hotel coffee hostess.. The next meeting will be first week of registration. This shop and spent the afternoon on held November 8th at the home represented 225 more than were a trip to the mine district thirty- of Mrs. J. S. Powell in Cottage enrolled at the same time last year. Already past the 4400 mark, five miles east of here. Those Grove. a final figure for the fall term in making the trip from here were: ’ Messrs. L. J. McCoy, Carl Rynear- KOAC TO BROADCAST BIG excess of 4500 was assured. son, A. W. Helliwell. L. C. Schroe TURKEY SHOW AT OAKLAND der, Cleo Morelock and H. E. Eakin. OAKLAND, Ore.—By means of one of the longest remote control MILL WOOD FOR ever used by KOAC, the Forget-Me-Not Sale hookups annual turkey show at Oakland, SALE— Oregon, will be broadcast over the Nets Sum of $61.37 state-owned station on the cam Block, Planer and Slab pus of Oregon State college, an Wood at Ohamber’i Hüll The Forget-me-not sale con nounces E. F. Strong, president Turkey ducted here Friday and Saturday ' of the Northwestern by the veterans of foreign wars Breeder’s association. KOAC will A. L. THOMAS netted $61.37, it was announced make two broadcasts from the Monday. The proceeds of the sale show on December 15. will be used for relief work among the families of needy veterans. Members and the commander of the local chapter expressed ap preciation for the generous man 1 ner in which local people contrib uted to the cause. Mrs. Curtis French and Miss • Francis French drove to Portland Sunday to attend the wedding of Mr. French’s brother, Dr. Al French of Marshfield. Rain Aids Farmers; Lessen Fire Hazards PHIICO L HRB RUJIO can buy more money and set a better tabic, SAFEWAY Edwards’ Coffee 22c Lb. 2 pound can .... 43c Airway Coffee 14c Lb. 3 Lbs..... -.......... 39c MILK Cherub 3 Tall Cans 19c PUREX 1«.. 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