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Weigh-in set
for fair livestock
Fred M eyer
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10** Carbide
Circular Saw Blade
4,000 Lb.-Power Hand Puller
5" Heavy Duty Bench Vise
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Reg. 59.99
WHILE 18 PER
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Reg. 29.99
• Lasts 50 times longer
than a standard blade
• 40 teeth • #10219
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Reg. 27.99
• For luting, pulling or
lowering loads up to
4,000 lbs • #615
• Big, 50 lb • Heat
treated jaws • Posit've
locking swivel base
Rockwall Motorized
0" Bench Top
Tablesaw
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146
286
Saw Mate Guide Table
SAVE 2 1 .9 9
Reg. 179.99
931-205
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Reg. 49.99
DeWait 10" Motorized
Mitre Box Saw
Ree- 309 9 . #330
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28
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Nicholson* 2 6 ' Hand
Saw with Lufkin 12'
Tape Measure
• Fits any circular saw
• Makes ripping and
cross cuts easy and
accurate • #SM2440A
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Both
For
Rockwall 10"
Homecraft
Tabla Saw
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FFA and 4-H members
planning to sell market
anim als at the Junior
Market Livestock Auction
must weigh their animals
Youth entering the car
cass contests are required
to follow their animals to
the slaughter plant, where
carcass measurement in
formation will be taken
E a c h of these a re
After all information on
separate contests, accor
the carcasses has been
ding to Charles March.
taken, placings will be
S an d y,
S to c k m e n ’s
made and awards will be
Association chairman,
presented on the most
Steers will be weighed at desirable carcass
A ll
4-H
and
FFA
the fairgrounds in Canby
on March 27 from 8 to 10 members in the county are
p m Swine will be weighed reminded that to be eligible
must be at the fairgrounds
on May 1 from 8 to 10 a m
Sheep will be weighed June on the respective dates for
5. during the Lamb Show. the weigh ins.
The Clackamas County
Stockm en’s Association,
the Clackamas County Fair
Board and the Oregon State
University extension ser
vice will again sponsor a
feeding and carcass con
test for m arket steers,
market lambs and swihe
e n te r in g
th e
1982
Clackamas County Fair
11-Placa Wrench Set
Metric or Standard
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Your
Choice
1350 Watt
G enerator
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OaWalt 10" Radial
Arm Saw
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379 99
Black A Decker' Value-
Plus Sander-Pollahar
297
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17
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• For emergency lighting
and power • Ideal tor
camping • # i
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be worth $100 apiece.
The will also listed a
$1,500 mortgage to Maggie
McCarthy She charged
seven percent interest
(which was to be paid se
m ia n n u a lly ). The to tal
amount was due July 3.
1919
A $500 mortgage was due
on Aug. 18. 1919, from
Josephine H Booth, draw
ing interest at eight per
cent and due semiannually
Also due a t som e
unspecified date was a $370
second mortgage by a
Margaret Nelson, at eight
percent and payable an
nually At the tim e of
Rowe’s death, $20 had been
paid
Interestingly enough, out
of the five mortgages listed
in Rowe's will, four of them
were with women, The
women were sold property
after her husband’s death
on March 20. 1914.
It was her husband who
had entered into the agree
ment to sell land to the
Rhododendron M in e ra l
Springs Land Company,
not her
There are hints that each
of these women, like Rowe,
were without husbands and
each was investing in a
financial cushion for their
later years in life. The
resort area was becoming
popular and the land values
were sure to increase
Whatever happened to
three of the four of these
widows is not known The
only cne recognized by
h is to ry
is
S u s e tte
Franzette, whose husband.
Em il, had died on Nov 18,
1918
Not only did Rowe leave
behind considerable pro
p erty in the town of
Rhododendron, but also in
Columbia County and in the
Holladay and Wheeler ad
ditions in Portland
The outstanding mor
tgages on land sold show
that $3,500 was still owed
by the R h o d o d e n d rr .
M in e ra l Springs Land
Company from a $5,000
agreement entered into on
April 12, 1912 The remain
ing halance was two years
past due as o rigin ally
agreed upon
The
R h o d o d en d ro n
M in e ra l Springs Land
Company was an Oregon
corporation that was found
ed on March 20, 911. by her
husband for the purpose of
developing a scenic tourist
a ttra c tio n in the area
th ro u g h
re a l
e s ta te
development and mineral
springs
A $3.000 mortgage was
due on Dec 1, 1921, from
Susette Franzette, owner of
the historic Rhododendron
Tavern
She had purchased the
majority of the land, which
now is Rhododendron, for
$1 down and six percent in
te r e s t. T h a t was in
November. 1918.
In Rowe's w ill it is
estimated that at the time
she entered into agreement
with Franzette on Nov 29.
1918, that 38 lots west of the
Zigzag River were worth a
mere $25 a piece
Thirty three lots east of
the river, where the town’s
business district is now
located, were estimated to
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Portland, Oregon 97221
292 3588
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