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285.00
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1929 Chevrolet Sport Coupe, fully equipped, rum­
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1930 Chevrolet Sport Roadster, run only 9000
miles ...........................
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1929 Chevrolet Coach, looks like a new o n e ........ 495.00
1927 Star 6 Coupe, runs and looks good
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1929 Chevrolet 6 Coach. W e repossessed this one
and will make a good price.
1929 Model A Ford roadster, look just like a new
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What the world needs is more
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with executive position* filled by
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•t been cloud d by faulty digestion,
cirrhosis o f th< liv -r or gout. Were
cuch m*-n in charge o f the world’s
.•ffairs, th -ic would be fewer wars.
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TU R N ER S T A T E BANK
During the last debacle, the most
violent agitators for bloodshed both
at home ami abroad were men safely
over the «Irait limit. They stood on
street corners ami effervesced sten-
toriously regarding patriotism, while
hurling scathing invectives at any
younger man who «lid not throw «town
his work and wade joyously into the
fray. They made three-minute speech­
es by the yard, hirml hands to work
up general enthusiasm, denounced ull
conscientious objectors ns traitors,
headed Liberty Loan drives or be­
came dollur-a-year men as a safety
measure against having their bluff
called.
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Editori*
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Publishers
In all these discussions o f disurm-
ument, why has not one thought to
cull the uttention o f the Lcugu*1 of
Nations to the fact that the only ones
who really enjoy the nasty unsavory
pastime o f war, ure the old men of
■the world from whose shriveled souls
all love o f fellow men has been
crowded out by avarice, personal am­
bition nnd petty jealousy— old chief­
tains who sit at home beating tom­
toms ami urging younger men to go A 'S A W V ^ W V o V A % \ V A '/ A * A ,.V ,.iW A W A W / .V V V ,V W W
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out un«l tly at one another's throats.
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Being your friends to the biggest nnd bent
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Issued every Thursday ut Turner,
Munon, County, Oregon,
All Join 11 mills mid
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REPORT OF CONDITION
O f the Turn r State Bank, ut Turner, County of Marion, Oregon,
at close of business December 31, 1U30.
Resources
$4«,604 55
Loans and discount.*
57.« I
Overdrafts
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Bonds, securities, etc
3,«00 00
Banking house I2K00 00, furniture and fixtures $1000 00
Cush, due from bank* and cash items
II . I 1 7.77
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Liabilities
C pita! stock paiil in
Surplus
$10,000 00
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1,571.70
36.37M.39
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5,000.00
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L'ndividcd profits-
Dcmaml depo.-it*
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Time certificat's
Bill., payable and i*'*!iM.ounls
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$76,6iti.93
Total
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State of Oregon, County o f Murion, ss:
I, E. T. Pierce, President of the above-named bank, do solemnly
rwi ar that the abo* • slut* ment is true to the le st o f my knowledge
and belief.
E. T. PIERCE,
President.
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Correct Attest:
URSULA B. PIERCE.
J. K. WHITEHEAD,
C. A. BEAR,
Director*.
Tub ciilxd nn*l sworn to before me this 5th day of January, 1031.
MAE B. TALBOTT,
Notary Public for Oregon.
My cninmia ion expires November 30, 1034.
Lackin' “a.-.t curative, the next best
emergency I*/alee for t e churiot of
Mars wou'd ! an «*:•■ limit whereby
no man ur: : .• forty-five would be al­
lowed in any army. Did such a cus­
tom prevail, there would be no more V v W W W W W V W W V a V ^ . W W W W W W W W f W W W V W W V W
bloodshed on battlefield if the regula­
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hands where it now rests.
It is difficult for old men to get
along in peace and amity, whether
they be ditch diggers or diplomats.
T sty flare-ups are on*- of the privi­
leges o f senility, but human destinies
ihould not be left in such hands.
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Were the League o f Nations to
pa.;:* a youth limit to enlistment in
fighting armies, the booming of can­
non would cease for all time. Such a
measure will never be passed, how­
ever. for the simple reason that those
who clutch th<- string ! o f power which
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alone could pa*. and put it into effect
■••re the very ones who prefer the role
| o f tom-tom beaters themselves.
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REPORT OF CONDITION
Of Ibi- AU M SVILLE Si A IE BANK, at Auntsville, County o f Mar­
lon, Oregon, at clo*.- of busim-hs December 31, 1030.
Resources
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts
Bonds, securities, etc.
Banking hou-e $3 .00 00, furniture and fixture
Real estate owned other than banking house
Cash, due from banks and cash item*
Other resources
$52,000.21
171-
$1500.00
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UNDERTAKERS
i.770.00
Total ...........
$88,266.82
Capital stock paid in
Surplus
Undivided profits net
Demand dt j><> t
Time c •rtificute*
$15,000.00
3,000.00
1,099,19
8C.H92.20
32,216.43
$HM,206.82
LLOYD T. RIG DON
County Coroner
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Pathfinder (W eekly)
People's Popular Monthly
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Poultry Success
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state of Oregon, County of Marion, -■*:
I, E. T, Pi. ree, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that th- above statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
Oregon
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5
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9,311.90
1,684.64
Total
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Aft-st:
K. T. PIERCE,
Cashier.
URSULA B. PIERCE,
E. T. PIERCE,
D. F. EASTBUR N ,
Directors.
Subscroee .„d sworn to before me this 6th day o f January. 1981.
MAE II. TALB O TT.
Notary Public for, Oregon.
• commi.v-ion expires November 30, 1034.