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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1933)
T h u rsd a y , A p ril 13. 1933 I Ij e 3® i 11 a m i n a ® i ni e • Page 8 Willamina Sintra this does not change VALLEY JUNCTION NEWS concerned . . . the real value of his holdings in Bl|)1,.rn.c wjfe> and ,he Knight th e least. It is simply a change [ Adjuatm, nt Company, an Oregon cor iu hook value, w hich, io m an\ in- (»nation, for the »uni of |lf8KM>0 with stances, had no connection with interest at 7 per cent per annum from the 27th day of May. 1931, until paid real value. It is heralded as « and IIUO.IHI attorney fee» and the coals healthv sign for all concerned. and disbursements of this ault taxed «1 (Bv M akian K lees ) E ntered a t the post office at W illamina. Oregon, as second class Thf. lad|aa of |h< Butler Ladie>. Ald m atter. A ugust 24, 1909, under act j»f G onuiess ot Maten 3, lo7J. the home of Mrs. Tony Klees V p D unton - ~ - E ditor and ublisher 1 *»»* *»«■». ** M r». Cmrad AND P PUBLISHER l|Bst Friday, • with Mr». Conrad Jtnsed co-hostess. There were twenty-five Published Every Thursday. Subscription, $2.00 per Y ear in Advance ladies president. The laties worked on Display A dvertising, Home. 25c inch; Foreign. Plates. 3frc Inch a quilt top that they started at the last meeting. WASHINGTON CURRENT COMMENT The Akron disaster calls to mind the monuments that mark the progress of arial navigation, some of them being milestones, and others tombstones. On the 17th of Decern- tember, 1903, the Wright brothers made the first airplane flight on the coast of North Caroline, remaining aloft twelve seconds. By 1909 Louis Blériot was able to keep going long enough so that he could cross the English Chan- nel Eight years later fighting in the air was dismally and fatally common In 1922, the dirigible Roma exploded at Hampton, Virginia, with a loss of 34 lives. On a spring day in 1927, Charles A. Lindbergh made his celebrated crossing of the Atlantic alone. What has happened since Mr Lindbergh’s achievement is within the knowledge of children. The grey-haired recall the time when entertain- ers who wished to touch the culmination of all that was ridiculous and funny, recited the piece about Darius Green • - - • •• and his flying machine. Speaking of the Akron wreck, people in Willamina who had their radios turned on, knew about it before the extras of the metropolitan papers were off the press. The radio undoubtedly has cut in somewhat upon the newspa- pers, but the introduction of radio communication is one instance in which the small man has been hurt least. The local paper, full of neighborhood news, has withstood the telegraph and telephone, and more than radio broadcasting will be required to put it out of business. The acquisition of current information, like charity, begins at home, and it will take a smarter man than Edison or Marconi to to do away with an American institution which is so well-es tablished and useful as the country paper. Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Allen had for guests Sunday Mrs. Allen’s sister. Mrs. Wiley Weathers, and her husband and daughter Dellae and aon Gene and Mr. Tom Burton of Salem. Rowland Hantze painted the two cab ins at the Teraco service station last week white and green. ^jr and \jr8 y, Lawson. Mrs. Conrad Jensen and Mr. Mr. and and Mr», mm. W 36.08 chain» to regular sub- dancing j unnecessary activities and dupli-i divisional tine; thence N. 10 chains tn 1-16 section corner; thence 8. 89 cation of effort. Mr. and Mrs. William Soterburg and The treasu ry has been diaap-l deg. W. 20.28 chains to post set on division line of the Mile» McDonald son, who formerly lived at Old Grand pointed in th e yield from the new 1» L.C. from which the 8. E. corner Ronde, moved into one of the cabins at m iscellaneous taxes. Revenues of the Watt land bear» N. 80 deg. the New Grand Ronde m mbercompany. to the governm ent from sale of E. 2« link» diatant; thence aouth on »aid division line 46,67 chain» to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson and such articles as oils, m atches pis- d®uKbt«r tueiii, spent last Thursday m to| s and revoivers. etc., have beer atone set on the north line of the Lehold land; thence N. 89 deg. 30 Por.land, Whi,e there Mr’ Ander8on below the estim ate. On the oth- min. E. 40.28 chains to the place of got his beer license. 1er hand, th ere was a s u b s ta n tia 1 beginning, containing 138 acre». The Fort Hill service station also has recen t gain in revenue from the Being the same premised described in a certain warranty deed dated autom obile tax and the g ift tax. • be«r license. October 23. 1920 and recorded Nov. o th e r sources Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Allen have tw o. Tax losses from rise 18, 1920. in Book 83 at page 396 re in income cord of deeds for Yamhill County. new.jtoarder«. m r. J. Phelps and Mr w*"» offset by a H. Phelps, both from Independence. , tax receipts. I his is nothing to Oregon. The two men are going to work for the 1 be proud of because the rise was Now. therefore, by virtue of said ex New Grand Ronde Lumber company. line simply to higher individual ecution, decree and order of »ale and in --------- R- 1 tax rate*», ra th e r than to increased [ compliance with said writ. 1 will on Sat urday, the 22nd day of April. 1933, at personal or corporate earnings. Economic Highlights (Continued from pare one» plan will be abandoned and an o th er tried. ised the States has done fairly well, without clipping the ears of . the Baptists. The entire world will be better off if Ger- _ by Cliormoos fil!Ures B8 e¥en a| m aiy can pull herself together and go ahead with her in- cursory fiance a t c u rre n t annual ternal affairs in the charcteristic fashion that is best corporation reports dem onstrates, adapted to German needs, but she will make no substan- Millions of dollars are clipped tial advance in that direction by tinkering with aban- from th e figures a t which con cerns have been valuing them doned experiments selves. These reductions in as- — HILLCREST NEWS 'ast Monday while at play. His eye sets, of course, require a corre- * (by Erma Buswell) looked very much like he had been in a spending1 decrease in Stated lia- fight. bilities. This is accomplished by Miss Buswell was a week-end guest [cu ttin g surpluses or reserves. at the home of her sister, Mrs. E. V. | Mrs. Frank Donnell spent the week As far as th e stockholder is Booth, of the upper Willamina. While end with Mr. and Mrs. McAllister of there‘she visited at the home of Mr. the upper Willamina. --------- a--------- and Mrs. L. R. Booth. GILBERT CREEK N E W S Mr, and Mrs. Tom McKirdy of Yon calla. Oregon, are the parents of a baby Mr. Runcorn and his mother drove boy porn Tuesday. April 4. Mrs. Mc Kirdy will be remembered around Wil- ■ over from Salem Sunda>’ and 8Pent the day at the home of E. J. Patterson. lamina as Merle Buswell. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Smith and son accom panied Mr. Runcord. Mr. and Mrs. Moore look the latter’s mother to Hillsboro where she will visit Mr. Porter of Willamina is preparing I with ’her daughter for a while before to move onto the Dundas place. returning to her home in Canada. Frank Myers put a few men to work Mrs. Lieseke left Sunday for her on the road Monday afternoon clearing home in Seattle. a slide near Goughnours. John Buswell had the misfortune to g et struck in the eye with a baseball j E. J. Paterson was in town Monday- (29.50 ami for accruing coat», cotnmanrt Tax reduction rem ains u p p er <ing ine to »ell the following described most in the public mind. A defi real property, to-wit: nite s ta rt has been made with Beginning at a atone 1 8 x 7 x 7 In- the cut in v e te ra n s’ lom pensa- chea, marked •‘C .8 ..” from which tions, and th e 15 per cent reduc an oak 11 inches in diameter hear» N. 72 deg. W. 20 links diatant and tion of federal salaries. Many of nn oak 6 Inches In diameter bears these cuts have already b e e n > N. 4 deg. 80 min. E. 3<» links distant, com pensated to th e recipients which atone is 18.88 chains north of more or less by the decline in the the aoutheast cornet of the N. E. 1 of See. 7 T. 6 8. R. f> weal of Will cost of living. The next federal amette Meridian, Oregon; thence move is expected to be d rastic re- „ ‘" ¿ n ix a t ion of bureaus and de- ( north 6.87 chains to N. W. corner of II. Gee’» land; thence N. 33 «leg. 45 It was widely said during re cen t weeks th a t the best sign of Congress does not supply much material for interest the hour was “ upping” public ing comment. The program for legislative action confidence. N<>w we find evi has been laid out, and discussed so thoroughly as to broad dences of recovery beginning to heading that they have became threadbare subjects. Econ appear in business statistics. omy, pay cuts, help for the unemployed, and the restora The index of wholesale prices, tion of confidence, have become wearisome words. Noth which has been declining steadily ing attractively novel is coming to the front, as day by day for m onths, recently made its sustained rise. Farm prod wears away. It should not be assumed, however, that the first ucts have shown an improved legislative branch is idle. The big things have been mapped tren d . An upturn in car load out. There remains only the prosaic task of sawing wood. ings has appeared. T h e re issu b - It is a time when congress must busy itself with lowly stan tial increased dem and for routine work, and also a time when those who look to their such household appliances as chines, of which »ales representatives for releif, will have to exercise some de- washing machine». February gree of patience. The seed has been sown, and the ground I *” F*’br““r'' tne be!t in m onths. looks about as it did before sowing, but fairness demands Indications tow ard the end of the assumption that the harvest well come. March were th a t commercial fail ures would be the low est for th a t Washington has the original absent minded man. He since 1925 or 1926. advertises that he is ready to do carpentry, brick work and month Everyone is agreed th a t recov painting, and does not refuse dollar jobs, but forgets to ery will be g ra d u a l—most are append his name and address. likewise agreed th a t it will be steady as well, and th a t there , The Jews are having a hard time of it in Germany at need be no fear of im portant re-i present. It used to be the custom to lock Quakers in Eng cessions. New money is ap p ear lish jails, and even in America, in colonial days, Baptists ing, due largely to the w ar on had to watch their step. The Quakers do not seem to have hoarding, and it is providing jobs retarded the progress of England greatly, and the United ar.d stim u latin g production. BRIEF i-'rniik Hulse, Hist sgMÎiisl the »aid dr- (fendants, Ernest Balderree uad Anna ATENTS A N D T R A D E -M A R K S C. A « S n o w & Co. 10:00 a. in. of said day. at the west main door of the County Court House Nolic« of S lw riff’t Sal« Farcclotar« in McMinnville. Yamhill County. Ore In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon, sell at public »ale to the highest gon for Yamhill County. bidder, for cash in hand, all right, title Dept. No 2 and interest which the above named de fendant». Ernest Balderree and Anna Frank Hulac, Plaintiff. Balderree. hi» wife, and Knight Adju»t- vs. Ernest Balderree and Anna Balderree. 1 ment Company, an Oregon corporation his wife, and Knight Adjustment or either of them had on the 27th day Company, an Orogon Corporation. of December, 1923, or have since ac quired in the above described property Defendants. By virtue of an execution. Judgment > to satisfy said execution, decree and and order of sale, issued out of the order of sale and the costa of this writ. above entitled court and cause, to me , Date of first isaue March 23, 1938. directed and dated the second day of Date of last issue April 20, 1933. G. W. Manning March, 1933, upon a judgment, decree Sheriff for Yamhill County. Oregon. and order of sale rendered and entered in the said court on the 2nd day ot Otto W. Heider March. 1933, in favor of the plaintiff. Attorney for Plaintiff. " T h e D u n k o f P e r a o n a l S e r v ic e " FIRST NATIONAL HANK S h e r id a n , O r e g o n Consider Your Business HIS is a good time to take stock of your its assets and liabilities. Your most valuable aid in arriving at a detached, impersonal appraisal of its future and the course of action best calculated to derive fullest benefits therefrom is through con sultation with yonr bank. 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