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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1908)
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER C IT Y O F F IC IA LS w 1, } MK it s , Mayor. It A. K mv m . h , Heitor I'-r. E. I t o v . 1 rcs*iir«r. I l l c*sv S m i t h , Marshal. STAYT0N MAIL Hy I N 1:1)0. CONLbV. X N K V Y S P A P U R , N O T X N O N O X N Recently. Subscription, Si.21 P t N A \N L M N umber Jl Tell It. Great Possibilities New Dressing For Mayor and Editor Make Road. Trip !. . i l . I l * * * KM STAYTON, MARION COUNTY. OREGON. SEPTEMBER 4, 1908. THIKTHHNTH YhAR. Country C O U N C IL M E E T S Elmi Thiirulsy ti I k li t farli monili. COUNCILMCN J. K. limiciKK C has M tk KIT “ Advertising Oregon” is the title of a page in “ Printers’ Ink” of July 8th, Work on tho Htayton—Turner road one of the most widely known of ad has I hmmi progressing nicely (or some vertising journals. And it is no won time and n I m rgn portion of it lian boon der that the k tale's work along these laid ivitli three coats of crniihcd rock, lines has attracted (his attention, for the other section« lining covered with no portion of America is circulating fine gravel. This will put the road in the attractive literature that burdens very fine condition for the coming the mails of Oregon every day in the winter traffic. Crushed rock is the year. Now that the colonist rates are best material known for heavy traveled in effect, every citizen of the state roada and this section of the W ill should feel it his duty to advertise the amette valley is well provided with fact in his personal correspondence, to send information about his com this commodity. munity to eastern acquaintances and We do not know what hap|iened to to aid in every ¡»ossible way the com dins Claudiek w hile in Salem hut ¡we mercial organizations which are work heard that the elephant *tep|H*d on 1 ing to increase the state’s population. his pocket hook and it took him sev eral days to get home. Now then Clias, j If you pour the jiotatoes over into better 'less up. There’s once in your life you enjoy your wealth, hut the deep bin, do not be surprised if they capital town can use all your pelf. ,ir0 bruised so that they rot. Potatoes Hut back to tl.a anvil, with hammer are tcnder *** tho crale ovfir in the and tongs; hard knocks an I |0„ g I *>in and emty it carefully. Raise the bottom of the potato bins off tho floor hours, bring pleasures and songs. of the cellar a few inches. Rut do not use sticks of wood to do this if you Notice. can get smooth stones of uniform thi- Notice I* hsroby slven that the undcralgaad M!l The sticks of wood will decay lin« been duly s|>|rt>liilf.-<l Executor of U h - E»tat<: . w. s.kriM.n Deceased by enter of the more or less, and no decaying matter ▲ 4444444444x4444444444444xx aa 444444444444A A A A44x44x44 County court of the Ht«t<- of Oregon for Msrlou of any kind should he in the cellar. W W W W W “ “ “ “ ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼V▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ County ini(<lir mol entered of Itecord on the - — * ♦ tut d»y of August A. 1». I' ius . . . . . . . Do not forget, to send tn the locals All perco li» ImvIiiK r i s i i l i » « g n l i m l »«Id Estate are hereby notified tt< present the »aim- front your section for our renders in ♦ duly verified with proper vouchers to the other parts like to know what is going ♦ Wouldn't You prefer to have your House uudcrsigneS at lit« office In the town of Stay* ♦ tun Marion County Oregon within wi* Months ou where you reside. \N henever we ♦ ♦ Decorated by an experienced Painter and ♦ from the date of this Notice get ntore news than we can handle we Taking opportunity hy the forelock, it was the pleasure of the editor to lake a country trip in company with the Mayor of htayton last week. We left here ill the morning at about eight o’clock and drove np the valley through Muhania, Lyons and on to Mill City arriving there shortly before noon. It was a revelation to the «tlitor to make the trip. He had been told much about the possibilities, but like many others lie did not realize that there was such a great expanse of valuable lands Ijing almost idle, await ing tin- yeomans plo^. It is not impossible to add five thou sand people to the section between Htayton and Mill City and yet not f>e crowded. There If sufficient timber fur to make It profitable In maniain saw mills as well ns to supply the harder wood« to the factories located along the Hantiam River, especially the Chair factory in this city. In the vicinity of Mvliama we saw vast stuhble fields front which we could see splenditl yields of wheat and oats had been taken. The grain was yet in slack awaiting the thresher. Above there we ¡came into a greater fruit belt, apples pears, prunes, plums etc were growing In prolusion with Dated II.I. Ith day but cniupsrativcly little attention. of August taus. Without doubt this section of Mar ‘/7-S2 ion county right now can discount the Hood River and Ashland districts in the raising of line fruits. It is not necessary to irrigate, neither do they |ia\c the various kinds of pests so common to many sections. Tho t ie-1 vatlon is just right,Mud all fruits have a splendid flavor. The black berries grow wild along the entire route and ar into the mountains. It is truly marvelous that |>enple looking for homes will locate around big towns, pay six to ten tlm**» more than the land is worth and thousands of acres of the finest land that ever lay out of doors awaiting their lalairs. 1 We can say to anyone who has a friend in the east or elsewhere that wants to I make a change that they can do no better than to locate between Htayton Itnd Mill Oily, * We do not say this in the hope to discourage residents of other sections, hut we do siy that we will put our section against the world. Here we are, with transportation soon assured only three hours from 1’ortlaud, the metropolis of the I’aciljc North west. Jjvcu now there is not a commodity produced In thi* section that tines not find a rendy market. Mill City i* properly its well its correctly named. It is a great pleas ure to go through the immense plant there and see the mighty tirs rush into the head sawyers clutch, and in the short space of three minutes he returned to the same end of the mill hut iu a va«lly changed form, they arc ready for the carpenters use in the erecting of homes or building* of any so rt. The Curtis Lu tuber Company is to he congratulated upon the way they have built up their community. They employ so we nr« told, from three hun dred to four hundred and fifty men. Hitch an institution alone means much to any community in which it is located. Well we have a correspondent now ill Mill City and we shall expect much good news from him He will «Iso , cover Hates l(e Is authorized to send in correspondence, solicit subscriptions Should Investigate We are particularly anxious that you investigate the Character of our service, to the end that you may become a permanent patron. Stayton State ßank «1 A l l T hings B e in g E q u a l in te r o “ ” Estate of w salt- risoti Deceased. ♦ Paper Hanger. wil1 S'1“ 1'* rnUr* * lhe I»*!*" 10 aC' accomodate. Do not let it lack for good live news. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ G ive Us A T r ia l And be Convinced. Guaranteed. Superior Grain Drills |j ♦ ♦ ♦ Workmanship ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ W A T T E R S ¿t QUEENER, Painters ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ and Paper Hangers, ♦ W a ter Street* Stayton, Oregon.^ 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* *I* * * * m THE MODEL LIGHT % ______ FO R T H E H O M E _______ The ELECTRIC Light. * 4 * No o th e r lig h t is possible w ith = * * o u t m atches. F o r th is reason * !* the incandescent lig h t s h o u ld * 4* * be p re fe rre d . * * * * S ta yto n E le c tric L ig h t Co. * * 4 4 » 4 » 4 » 4 » 4 » 4 » 4 » 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 » 4 * 4 * 4 » 4 >4 » 4 - » y 4 ? 4 » 4 » * * * (Canton Disc Plow s Stern, Gang, and Side Hill Plow s Qider Presses Korinek & Mielke. Hunting Season Here • l+ A tA iA tA tA t ib lK t/.& A to M A h • SHOES A perfect foot needs a perfect shoe. It needs to be perfectly fitted, otherwise it w ill soon cease to be a perfect foot. Do not ruin your feet by taking chances on your shoe dealer. Some shoes don't “ break in“ until they “ break out.” If by chance you get such shoes from us, w e w ill thank you to bring them back. W e have the W e have a full line of Single and Double barrel! Shot Guns, and the JO H N T E L L I N G Famous Winchester Pump Guns. SCHOOL SH O E for Children. W e also carry a complete stock of . % * Ammunition for all standard guns. W e always carry the LISK M A IL . TIN H you know of anything good "S w fejS and GRANITE W ARE, send it in. We wont every reader to they have in their local paper, for it is Y O U R f,ei that . ^ , Zenith and • a ,a.rson«i interest Lorain Ranges, Cook and ° « » » 5 5 . 5 ; ’!»:■ Stoves. tnunity and you will bo rewarded. All tve neetl is an honest effort and we .han succeed. i ■ » A • neating Kitchen and Hardware. i v d r D c r D r o i i i c i s « Don’t fail to come in and look over our line. G R O C E R IE S It is a wise house-keeper tnat feeds her family well. It means good health and good temper and the prices w e offer you on groceries of the best quality permit no excuse for a poorly furnished table. G E H L E N L3EOS.
