THE TURNER TRIBUNE
BUSINESS PITFALLS
IN FARM DISTRICTS
N O T IC E O F H E A R I N G O F F I N A L
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Notice is hereby given that the
Liberty St.
Anal account o f Helen Turner, as ad-
j nmust rat rix o f the estate o f Clara
Bankers Point Out Hazards of Turner, deceased, has been filed in the
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Unsound P r a c tic e s and Help County Court, o f Marion County,
ROUGH AND DRESSED
Farmers to Avoid Them.
State o f Oregon, and that th. 9th day
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o f May, 1931, at the hour o f 10
AYS In which bankers may dlscour o'clock A. M .,has been duly uppoint-
age unsound farm practices are do-; ed by such court for the hearing o f
scribed by President F. D. Farrell of objections to such final account and
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the Kansas State Agricultural College settlement thereof, nt which time any
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in the American Bankers Association j person interested in such estate may
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Journal. He says:
[appear and file objections thereto in
• In Kansas in connection with the | writing and contest the same,
importation of dairy cattle, a large 1 Dated this 9th day o f April, 1931.
shipment of very inferior animals came I
H El.EN TURNER,
into a county to be sold at auction to
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local farmers. The county agricultui- i E. L. CRAWFORD,
W e T ry to Sell Y o u W hat
al agent informed the bankers that the j Attorney for Estate.
cattle would be a detriment to tho Iaidd & Bush Bank Bldg., Salem, Orv.
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community. The bankers refused to j First publication: April 9, 1931.
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finance the purchase of the cattle and ; Last publication: May 7, 1931.
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the sale was abandoned. The cattle |
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were shipped to another county. The j
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A k r o n G ra d u a te Fitter H ere to
county agent and the bankers there j
A D M I N I S T R A T O R S N O T IC E
G iv e Y o u a Trial Fitting
did a3 was done In the first instance
P. O. Box 208
Phone 275
FREE
and the second county escaped.
Notice is hereby given th it the
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gan trying to capitalize the Kanscs ty Court o f the State o f Oregon for
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Salem
farmers' uosire to improve his markets the County of Marion, duly made and
by inducing communities of farmers entered on the 27th day o f March,
to purchase creamery plants before 1931, was appoint il administrator o f
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production and local conditions justi­ the estate o f John Ammann, deceased,
and
that
he
has
duly
qualified
as
such
fied them. Informed of this by the
All persons hiving
State Agricultural College, tho bank­ administrator.
claims aga net said estate an- hereby
C cru ei M akers and
ers association sent warnings to every notified to present the same, duly
bank in the state, leading many to re- verified a, sq u ired by law. to him at
M illin e rs
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fuse to support the creamery promot- 4$,e office o f E. L. Crawford. Attorney
F ou n d a tion Garm ent*
era until the college approved the plant for Estate, rooms 20-21. Imdd & Hu-h
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for tho community concerned. This Bank building, Salem. Oregon, w.th­
saved many communities loss frora the in six months o f the date o f t is no­
420 C ourt St. Phone 1639 S .lam
premature establishment of plants.
tice.
will have a smile anti gi*xl will feeling
Dated this 2nd day o f April, .*31
“ A third way bankers can discourage
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unsound practices Is to refusa to fin­
after you have had a
ance farmers who wish to pyramid their Administrator o f th» Estate o f Jo r. . V A V . * A W . S W . W . V . v . v :
Ammann. Deceased.
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enterprises, a temptation difficult to re­
sist This is illustrated among farm­ E. L. CRAWFORD,
Attorney for Estate.
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ers who buy cattle for feeding pur­
poses. A farmer feeds two or threo Ladd & Bush Bank Bldg, Silcm
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Oregon.
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cars of cattle one year ar.d makes a
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good profit This induces him to bay
Last publication; April 30, 1931.
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twice or three times ns many the sec­
ond year, still more the third and co
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too many cattle on feed in a year c.’
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bad prices than he made in several
previous years wjjh smaller numbers
Notice is h«-r by given that the
and better prices. When bankers dis­
Next to Elsinore Theatre
courage bad practices tbeir action is a final account o f McKinley Earle Daue
positive benefit to the farmers con­ and Desmond Victor Duue, as execu­
tors o f the estate o f Ida May Daue,
cerned.”
182 S. High Street
Salem. Oregon
deceased, has been filed in the County
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Court o f Marion County, State o f
Estimates Furnished
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Oregon, and that the 23rd day o f
May, 1931, at the hour o f ten o ’clock
A. M. has been duly appointed by
such court for the hearing o f objec­ i d V A V I W U W J V W W V W U W W W
tions to such final account and the
settlement thereof at which time any
person interested in such estate may
TURNER
The farmers of one county In Ten­ appear and file objections thereto in
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nessee are receiving $400,000 addi­ writing and contest the same.
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Dated this 9th day o f April, 1931.
tional annual Income from new farm
M c K inley earle daue ,
enterprises started since 1926 through
North Bound
DESMOND VICTOR DAUE.
the efTcrts of a "key banker” and the
i hen
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Executors.
county agent, according to estimates
flagged.)
from the Tennessee College of Agri­ E. L. CRAWFORD,
Attorney for Estate.
No. 32, 3:07 P.M. Regular stop.)
culture. A "key banker” Is a part of the
Ladd & Bush B ink Bldg., Salem, Ore.
South Bound
state bankers’ association voluntary
First publication: April 9 ,1931.
No. 5. 11:10 A.M. (Stops when
field force cooperating with the Ameri­
Last publication: May 7, 1931.
can Bankers Association in Its nation­
flagged to pick up passengers for
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Route 3
wide plan for bringing about better
points at which this train stops.) j
■ ~ricultural conditions through com-
No. 15, 9:23 P.M. (Stops on flag only,
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i k:ed banker-farmer effort. New pro-
to pick up passengers fo r point-
.'or. to started in this particular county
Station
is closed on Sunday and holi­
r.ra tobacco, Irish potato and cabbage
days. On these days passengers can
production for cash crops, and dairy-
pay fare and have baggage checked
and poultry raising for livestock.
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The key banker, looking for some­
on
trains.
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thing to do to better his community,
points south o f Eugene: No. 16, due
first attempted to procure a county
5:36 A. M.; No. 6, due 6:06 P.M.
r-ront but was unable to get the county
Office hours at Turner week days are
LLOYD T. RIGDON
to make the necessary appropriation,
P e r^ O n t
8 A.M. to 12 o ’clock noon, and from
: o ho and other leading citizens made
County Coroner
1:00
P.M.
to
5:00
P.M.
i ? the requisite funds through private
south o f Eugene via Cascade
: ubscription among farmers and busi­
ness men and an agent was employed.
Line.)
Up until 1926 grain was the prin­
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Salem
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cipal farm production In the county.
Following north bound trains stop to
The banker recognized the disadvant­
detrain
passengers coming from
ages of this. It afforded a low cash
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WHAT A KEY BANKER
DID FOR HIS COUNTY
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Smooth Shave or Hair Cut
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General Contractor and Builder
Cement Work and Plumbing
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Paid on 6 months Time Deposits
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¡ ■.come, and the land was too hilly and
rough for profitable grain raising. His
kica was to introduce cash crops that
offered more return per acre and were
l etter fitted to the county. It was de­
cided that the county should stand­
ardise on the Green Mountain potato
rnd to market It in carload lots.
’ 'arcugh his bank he sponsored the
buying o f a car of certified seed
' o.atoes. He likewise bought some
1 >h quality tobacco seed and several
I -.ndred settings of purebred eggs.
Yhete supplies were distributed at cost
through the banks to the farmers.
After considerable effort a market
for dairy products was assured the
xers when in 1928 a national cheese
< ¡n any located a factory there. A
r.ty appropriation was secured for
c inty agent work in 1928.
In 1929 the cash crop program re-
J in farmers selling $45,000 worth
< f rr ilk, $150.000 worth of tobacco and
fi.'y-five carloads of potatoes and cab-
ba:;e, mc*tly through cooperative sales.
This was some step from the $25,000
worth of cash crops in 1926,” the
county agent says, “and indications
are that this amount wil! be doubled.”
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Be assured of success with your garden. B uy G ill
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Bros, seeds and fertilize with L illy3 M orcrop and see •;
the results.
W e buy and sell Fieid and G ra in Seeds of every
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description. See us before buying or selling.
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W e are contracting Vetch Seed for fall delivery.
Drop in and let us talk it over.
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M a il O rders F ille d Prom ptly
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W e offer you • co m p le te ( l o c k o f H IG H G R A D E Field Seed* all
recleaned in the beat possible manner and fr o m selected stock*.
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Y ou will 6nd th* quality the hast the market affords and the
prices right f o r that gra d e o f seeds.
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261 State Street, Salem, O r e g o n
S a lem S e e d &
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O r c h a r d S u p ply C o . I i
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178 S. Commercial St.
Salem, Oregon J
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