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Entered at the post office at Willamina, Oregon, as second class
matter. August 24, 1909, under act of Congress ot March 3, 1879.
T hese people would buy W illamina
d istrict lands. W rite to them:
J. L eonard M aniré
E ditor and P ublisher L. Carr, 2124 Kelton A v e., W est Loa
Angelva, C alif., w ants 10 to 30 acres
Published Every Thursday. Subscription, $2.00 per Year in Advance for fru it and berries.
Display Advertising, Home, 28c inch;
Foreign, Plates. 35c Inch J . F. D uke, Box 277, Arvin, C alif.,
w ants 100 to 160 acres for general farm
ing.
T. Ruel, 321 W est 84th street. Sea
tie, W ash., w ants about 150 acres of
unimproved land for sheep raising.
Memorial Day comes next week, May 30th.
Mrs. Anna W hitehurst, 0336 D ear
born S L , South Gate, C alif., is in ter
Let us look around and see what can be done to improve ested
in cheap land for stock raising
the abode of our community’s dead. Some have slept long. and turkeys.
Flowers for the Lonely Dead
long years beneath the sod with scant markings for their tombs;
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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others are perpetuated in memory by more elaborate grave em
bellishments; the poor and the well-to-do rest side by side.
Public Land Sale
A R T M E N T OF T H E IN TERIO R ,
It is no disgrace if we are financially unable to provide fine D EP
U. S. L A N D O FFIC E at Roaeburg,
monuments for the departed members of our families.
Oregon, April 22, 1931.
NOTICE is hereby given that, as di
It is not dishonorable that they sleep in a small graveyard rected by the Comm issioner o f the
that lies by the roadside, instead of in pretentious burial grounds. General Land Office, under first proviso
o f the provisions o f Sec. 2456, R. S .,
For all men are equal in death, no matter where their dust pursuant to the application o f William
Frederick Minchin, W illamina, Oregon,
reposes.
Serial No. 018667, w e will offer a t pub
Yet the people of a small community too often overlook lic sale, to the h ighest bidder, but at
the importance, and, we think, the solemn duty, of caring for not less than $2.50 per acre, a t 10 o clock
A. M., on the 8th day o f June, 1931,
graves of relatives, and the result is that the little cemetery n ext, a t thia office, the follow ing tract
o f land: N jS E i Sec. 8 T . 4S„ ft. 7W „
usually presents a run-down appearance.
80 acres. This tract o f land is ordered
Let this not be said of either of the Willamina district’s onto th e m arket on a show ing that the
“cities of the dead.” Perhaps the care of our cemeteries is not g rea ter part o f it is m ountainous and
too rough for cultivation.
a municipal or association obligation. If this is true, then the The sale will not be kept open, but I
will be declared closed when those p res
responsibility rests on individuals and families affected.
ent at the hour named have ceased
Clean up your cemetery lot and beautify it by planting bidding. The person m aking the high
some flowers. And on Memorial Day leave a token of fresh e st bid will be required to im m ediately
pay the am ount thereof.
flowers on the lonely graves of relatives and friends. They Any persons claim ing adversely the
may see through the Veil and understand the sentiment that above described land are advised to file
their claim s, or objections, on or before
prompts your action. Who can say?
the tim e designated for sale.
H A M ILL A . C A N A D A Y ,
R egister.
Publish April 30-May 7, 14, 21, 28.
Irrigation Works Wonder with Crops
The prospects for good crops in the Willamina district con
tinue bright. The occasional showers have greatly helped the
growing vegetation.
However, before the season is over there may be the
usual dry spell that cuts down the yield of various crops, espec
ially alfalfa. Several local farmers are experimenting with
small irrigated tracts and the results are highly satisfactory.
All who have water available will do well to irrigate on a small
scale, at least. Without irrigation it takes 20 acres to pasture
for one cow, while one acre of irrigated land will keep three
cows, County Agent White is quoted as saying. If these figures
are correct, irrigation is cheap at almost any price.
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Would pay your fa m ily ’s bills tomorrow?
E E R R A L G . F E N D A L L , Special Agent
New York Life Insurance Company
“ The N ew York L ife has paid more m oney to its policy holders and
beneficiaries than any other L ife Insurance C om pany.in the w o rld .”
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Sunday School convenes at 10 a. m .,
follow ed by Church Service at 11:16,
Epworth League m eets a t 7:30 p, m.
A cordial w elcom e is extended to all
to attend th ese S ervices.
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Second Hand Store
Old Grand Ronde
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Saturday
Gents, 25c
Ladies, 25c
Coffee Kitchen Lunches Served.
H otel in Connection.
The DELANAS for Rheuma
tism is approved. $2.50 at
W illam ina, Or*.
M.PETERSEN’S
I Bay and Sell Useful Articles
Old Grand Ronde
PRESCRIPTIONS
Drugs, Stationery, Toilet Articles
B u y AU Your Drug Store Needs at the Drug Store
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WILLAMINA
Morning W orship will be a t 10 a. m.
Sunday School at 11 a. m.
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R ev. E. W. W ithnell, pastor.
Sunday School a t W illamina, 10 a. m.
Epworth League, at 6:30 p. m.
Church serv ice a t 7:30 p. m. Sermon
by the pastor.
WILLAMINA
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE IS H E R E BY G IV EN that
the undersigned executor o f the esta te
and jo in t la st w ill and testa m en t o f
V incent Ja sp er Turnidge and Amanda
Turnidge, his w ife, both deceased, has
filed in the County Court o f the S ta le ‘
o f Oregon for the County o f Yamhill
his Final A ccount in said esta te, and
that Monday the 1st day o f June, 1931
at the hour o f 10 o ’clock A. M., a t the
county court room in the court house in
M cM innville, Oregon have been se t as
the tim e and place for hearing and se t
tlin g said Final Account and closing
said esta te.
NOW T H E R E F O R E , all persons in
terested in said esta te are hereby n o ti
fied and required to attend at said tim e
and place and show cause, if any they
may have, why said Final Account should
not be approved, the execu tor discharg
ed and his bond exonerated.
D ated this 30th day o f April, 1931.
JO H N C A LV EN T U R N ID G E
E xecutor o f the E sta te and Joint Last
Will and T estam ent o f V incent Jaaper
Turnidge and Amanda Turnidge, his
w ife, Both D eceased.
L eland S. D uncan ,
A tto r n e y for said E state.
F irst Publication April 30, 1931.
Last Publication May 28, 1931.
M. E. Church
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There is real economy in having the Electric Refrigerator in
your home.
Fast freezing.
Cold Storage.
Safe preservation of foods.
There is no doubt about the quality of your food if kept in an
Electric Refrigerator.
The saving in foods alone each month, will nay the operating
cost for service. The health value is worth more tnan one can esti
mate. Milk, butter, vegetables and fruits keep perfectly for a week
or ten days at a temperature of 37 degrees.
There is health in your Electric Refrigerator for your whole
family. Particularly babies and growing children, whose habits of
eating are unlike those of adults.
A fresh new stock of G. E’s. and Kelvinators on our floor.
Commercial sets for stores, markets, dairies, and fountains.
Write, phone or call and we will serve you promptly on terms that are
reasonable.
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ELECTRIC SUPPLIES & CONTRACTING COMPANY
Phone 606; Res. 7551
and 106
Sheridan, Oregon
W illamina Phone
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