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THE WILLAMINA TIMES
Published Weekly ut Willamina,
S. M. Johnson, Publisher
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THE WILLAMINA TIMES
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Now lad’s Deliver
The Knockout Blow
Tin; Fourth Ix»an Drive is ON.
Il is a time for action. A good
soldier doesn’t stop t o a s k »
whether the charge he is order­
ed to make is a good risk or
whether he ought to go on this
particular mission or anything
els«- about it. He goes his very
best. It is up to all of us to GO
our very BEST. Nothing else
will do.
In many respects this will be
a little tougher than other drives
in that it comen right after
Christmas and after payment of
some extra hills as well as taxes.
But. if it takes greater effort,
we have only to look toward the
batttefmnts in Russia, in Italy
and in the Southwest Pacific.
The Russians are not taking any
breathing spell, neither are the
boys in Italy, on the flying
fronts or against the bloody
Japs. So whatever of extra ef­
fort it is going to take, we will
give it. We will take extra cour­
age from our fighting men and
our fighting allies. This is going
to lx* the knockout blow. Let’s
give it to those criminals who
have brought all this on us with
everything we’ve got.
“Ism-
A reader sends us the follow­
ing little item cataloging the
“isms."—Ed.
Socialism—You h a v e tw o
ecwK. You give one to your
neighbor.
Communism—You have two
rows. You give both cows to the
government and the government
gives you part of the milk.
Fascism—You have two cows.
You keep the cows, give the milk
to the government and the gov­
ernment sells [»art of the milk
back to you.
Nazism—You have two cowrs.
The government shoots you and
takes the cows.
New Deal—You h a v e tw o
cows. The government shoots
one cow', milks the other and
pours the milk down the sewer.
Capitalism—Y o u have tw o
cows. You sell one and buy a
bull.—(Anon.)
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Announcement of Opening
Of Our New Store
We wish to announce, Especially to our membership, and
the general public, the opening of our new Community
Cooperative Store in Willamina, on
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Tuesday, January 18th.
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The Communky Cooperative Store was started to meet
the needs of the consuming public for an organization
located close at home and which caters especially to the
needs of the consuming public.
The laws under which a cooperative institution must
operate require that the association deal only with its
members. This store is the second unit in this enterprise
which aims at rendering the best possible service at the
least cost and returning all dividends to its members in
accordance to their patronage.
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The public is invited to visit our store and get infor­
mation on the workings of a cooperative association and
are invited to become members of the Community Coopera­
tive. The membership fee is ten dollars and payment of
this fee entitles the member to participate in the future
benefits of this non-profit, non-assessable association.
Come in and See the New Community Cooperative
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COMMUNITY COOPERATIVE
Willamina. Oregon
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IT TAKES BOTH
// Takes Both Bonds and Taxes
FROM FARM TO FARM THIS SLOGAN IS SPREADING
This is an added answer from the farmers to Hitler and
his puppets. For More than Three Years the men and women
of the farm have been turning out food to help defeat the
enemy.
It is true that an army travels on its stomach, but to drive
home the full import of the strength of this nation and
to completely defeat our enemies we need weapons, mu­
nitions and all the necessary equipment your hoy and mine
must have to be superior. Put EVERY dollar you can scrape
up into United States War Bonds.
HELP AMERICA— -SHE NEEDS YOU TODAY!
This message to the farmers of Yamhill County is sponsored by
Pomona Grange
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Yamhill County Farmers Union
A. J. FRENCH. Master
Fourth War Loan Drive Starts January
JOHN DUERST, President
18, 1944
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