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THE SÎAYTON MAIL, STAYTON. OREGON
Editorial Booster Page of Stayton Mail.
ROCKY POINT.
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HOCK Y PO IN T , O r , Feb. 24—J T .
Hunt made a huitines# trip to Subii,
inity Wednesday.
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Mr Uilinnre went to Stayton for
load of feed la.t Thursday.
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GRAND OLD ROCKY POINT.
Albany D f i oem l l
The Slitylim
Impartiality and a Square Deal to Alt, Whether They lie Kepubllcan. Demo
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Mail win* I 6 ynuri old this week mill
Jake Stniger made a trip
to hi«
crat, Prohibition1st or Socialist. Churchman or Pagan, With an Unbiased
W l»»r« moonlight gleam. ooeperklloK i wlol,r* " Hl ‘ h« tv,,nl
'» '" '¡ " K >»(“ father’» last Wed nesday.
Recognition o f the Strongest and Weakest: Let This He Our Platform.
streams and .nowhite mountmn. rioe. "*‘w ' l " » " * " ' Th" M**'1 '• * « • » • X
Mr. and Mrs. Mei ble passed thru our
O’er
looking foreal, lake ne»tli inmnier| il’ur,ml «"•* •* crmlit t o l l * home town
E n t e r e d a t t h e p o s t o fiie e tit S t a y t o n . O r e g o n , n s
burg Thursday on their way to a larger
»«ure skies;
m a ll m a tte r of th e s e c o n d c la s s .
fort hi ml Journal: Slayton Mail, 15 town.
Where fragrant (lower# bloom and
j year# old, moved into new quarter#;
Norri# Hunt railed at Mr. Hill’a
Subscribers W ill Confer a Favor on the Publisher by Paying Up When Due. give perfume to every one
a good local newspaper.
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nesday and purchased atine rooster
CHORUS
©ìifcbler Dntcfer!
while at the house.
9tnu gebt e« mir nodi in mein»
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Subscriptions When Coming Due Are Shown by Cross X Mark Once Only.
Q|j Rocky Point.
Carry Nutt of Uni.in Hill wa# s alte Dagc |d)ier nod), mie rnt weije
Salomon: e« fumntf ni) © ftw e r un
i ealler to our city Wed nesday.
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0 there is where I want to live, in
lurtle midi perfiebre. <f# fdmnt, a»
> grand old Hocky Point.
The Union Hill Dramatlo chili ...et Wann idi it)rtf uf bfm llfif ©ifter bel*
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ut thè eh urch for prnctice Those wlia fer flffoil, mie uf fm alte. Do fjnb
my home, there joy ha# come and
Baptist
ailendetl weie l.ucilennd ld n y Itobarda M fdiun fli bar © riffe frifflt, alle
delight to he,
Sund.y Mol.ool at 10 a. m. H. N Imi Aslihy, Mae and Ihek Tate, Marion »*»»*» ©ittWeiWer, WOf HI 1 1 mir mi*
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With gentle, conrtant, happy oues
Huntley,
Su periti tendent.
UNI TED STATES MAIL.
Hunt, Wayun Aslihy, and Max Hill banble turili. Se froge, rt> idi nrt
endearing life to me,
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rn Woljichrn fjät, nifi iPorlrinf)j<m*
A RRIVI.
OKI-ART.
those who failed to appear were Frank
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. Tan* R.ni. 7:A>s.ni
By cherished choicest charm# of love
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iifrtmifd)i\ CM bdb iufdjt flrladjt,
Catholic
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Miniti. By I via and El win Carter and
wie
id)’« flflfif bob un bann bie
p m. .• *’ p m to hopeful spirt» known.
Ctlt'ROH or THK I mmacklatk CoMCXI’ Clarence Hunt.
#:«5 p.m. 2:15 p. m 1
©riff*
in b’r Off fleftrrft. Cn Writ«*
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Turner. Salem. C on iam i
lion, Stayton; Rev, A. . Lainck,
CHOHVS
mfitfd)
bun «flftttaiin alPfr Mfint »ii
T ari a.ni. 2:#U p.m.
l.Ton* ami Mehs.ua
Tom Hill was a 8uhlimity caller
SAIO a.in. vtx. a m.
priest in charge. High mas# second,
g ì li* «uni. Scio. Ac..
fllnWif, |e bratidjl jn 1 d)t ju iaflf
J:45 p.m. My heart is there, 1 want to live in
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fourth and tilth Sunday# 8.30 a. m , Saturday it has been solved why it Ifr. bann Ifit ab Mutt rn STBorfdit
Outgoing m ail» d ose 1 « miuute» ticiorc lim e grand old Kocky Point.
»latcil, except when m ali »lago i» laie. Hour»
Priest’s address: Sublimity, Oregon. takes Mr. Hill so long to get toHuhli
bruf. ®c Mrfibt bfnmiffl:
Shedufed are approximate onijr, dependent on I Sly heart i# there, I waut to live In!
mity ami hack the reason is he has to
arrival time o( «la«e». Mall Intended for
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atholic
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hurch
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point» beyond town» bulleUned »hould be grand old Kocky Point,
»ee the ladle# all lumie dial
Inbbft bodi. baft id) tidi bfnmiffl
reckoued accord.ns to route
LONO MAY IT W a VEI
Sublimity; Rev. A. I.ainck, rector
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Kd Tate wa# seen on our street» brrfi. bficlji id) fllftd) $)id)
Low inns# S a. m , high mass 10:30
Some sweetly sympathetic thought oit
birle Sobrf Ir« id) t r i ©riffe un id)
a. in , tlret and third Sundays in the | early Sunday morning,
brighten dreams of night.
Paper W ill Stop If
Blue Cross Appears
♦ Churches of Stayton t
Stayton Time Card
Fami fd)irr nrt warte, bi* bte JW*
tuia funiml irbe ©od), ©te Tu
bann Irgfdjte Summer lanqf
»irt
ONDS are the equivalent of credit, plus cash, and 90 «mg their fltght
iirfdjririur bofd)t, mar id) baiifl,
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To kindly visit eartu, and leave their
percent of all the business of the country is done on dewey kisses on
märfdd Dcrl*id)t (ifftormr. 9 Tau bob
J. T Hunt and daughter Helen, id) amrr nefrbnr, bah Du nod) am
Christian
credit.
CHORl#
called at (lie Kohard l.m..eat Oak drove firme bifdjt unb bnfj Du bofdjt Dei
Bonds do not constitute a mortgage on your property, The flower# growing around tne homes Services the tirât and third Sundays
©iftrr nrnime Ioffe grab mie Du alle*
Preach
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Uev S. K. Childers, pastor,
weil auBfltidfl. So en nnfer alter
merely a tax, and all property is taxed. A man might as well in grand old Kocky Point.
it.g at 11 n. .... and 8 p. in. Sunday
Mr. and Mr*. Jake Stniger called at
©ianti! bab id) au inir jelmert flffabt
To
remind
us
we
are
still
remembered
school at 10a. i»., Mrs. \V. H. Hob* the Rohard home one evening last
argue: “ Well, my horse is taxed (bonded): therefore I can
unb icb bab flrnb mei SPlftnb uffle-
»on, superintendent.
Y. P. 8. C. K. week.
not sell him, because he is in bond and will be taxed again iu graud old Rocky Point.
mnd)t. bafj td) Dir fdjreime mot. I\or
- at 7:30 p m, Stephen Taylor, president
MnrtinSmith of Oak Grove wa« seen Arab plehn rau«jufumme: mie batfdjt
next year.
I have no wish to ramble, nora foreign Lillies Aid society meets each W.-d-
D ii flleidje, Dei ©orbitiflbau* ufju*
on our streets Saturday.
By issuing these bonds we, in our lifetime, can enjoy land to see:
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nesday at 2:30 p. rn., Mrs. (juick. pres
geme un Dei iremetb mit mir ¿u
Mr. Tucker of Macleay, wa# In our madie Y Cüd) bin ni ©infralì, ebaut
the advantages of good streets and city improvements: we My home, it is the dearest spot of all ident.
city last week.
this world to me,
finfjifl Cfobr alt. roieg 175 ©unb in
can almost immediately have enhanced property values, ’Tis a place where true and helpful
mei Strunipforfe, bob en nett fife
MSthOfllSt
C. J. Hunt railed at Mr. Gilmore«
which will enable us to double or treble our resources, or love, so many deed# have done.
fitiiufcl net meit oun mo bie YlUen*
first Methodist Church, Stayton. Rev.
F. Hall Reeves, pastor. Preaching
taun ficibr gebftltf merb, mit en bif-
assets and, lastly, our money, if we want to sell.
CHOR PS
first and third Sunday» 11 a. m.. and
Tom Tate wa» »re., on the Heaver fel Warte berbei un regni nod) nt
Those who come after us will help bear the burden of I want to liva ! want to die ingrand old every Suhday evening at 7:.’» ; S. S. Glen »toe* farm S.iurday.
Cot. ©i« bo antic bob id) ni Panbt)*
10 a. m., A. D. Gardner, superinten -1
fd)iU>pd)f flfbaltc — jufdjt for JJfit*
all these good things, and with a growing city (which will Rocky Point.
dent;
^ons
meet
every
F.iday
at7:30
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amer mann mir en ©argen
be made possible by a bond issue), there will be 1 ^ taxpay I want to live I want to die in grand p. m. Epworth League 6:30 p. m.
Schmitt this week.
madie
fenne,
bann geb idi ffH uff.
ers 20 years from now where there is only one today. old Rocky Point.
Methodist Episcopal service# at Me-
>|r Thot.....of S.lvei creek U.ught an. ma «Du au fdjaffe braudje bälfdjt.
hama second and fourth Sundays 11 \ some haled straw from Albert Downing miir fo en biffel ju helfe im fiauß,
Should these bonds be not issued, there will be no more
a. m., at Lyons same days 2:30 p. m. |
fetter im (Hang balte. ¡Roble bolp<
this week.
taxpayers then than now, and the moss will be still thicker
bie ?tfd) fortbragr un im Summer
Francis Prangs, the Sublimity u.er b’r (Harte un bie ©lume tenbr De«
on our slumbering brows.
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Following are the schools making the
letter merb Did) gut fubte, mie td)
chant called at Mr Hunts tin* week.
Look at Portland! Look at Salem! Look at Albany, or highest average in the Marion County
au«
ent« nun Deine ©rief gefehlte
spelling contest of Feh. 4, 1910:
J T. Hunt took his drill over to
bab. Suppohfen, Du fummfd)t nädp
Eugene, or any other of a score of cities we might name! " A ” division, one-room schools.
Sublimity Friday lor repairs.
fte ©unbog nimer, mich ¿u febne
” B” schools, having more than one
Such places have invested, and profited thereby.
t^abr
bie ^ämilten Strofi nau« mit
Some
of
the
hoy#
gotgume
one
night
Stayton conditions are not exactly the same as those in room.
bic
fieftric
Car bi« näcftft Aum i?äbr*
this
week
and
went
coon
hunting
they
Pet.
Principal.
Dist.
grunb un bann frog iitfdjt noch b’r
other places: local conditions must govern any issue. But
report
very
good
luck.
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©oQt) Schee, un eenig ebbfr fann Did)
W. J. Smith
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W. Hurt of Union Hill »a# seen on in mei .$au« birefte. De« ©eiter
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Marie Garrow
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our streets this week.
merb fid) bann Putt felmert finne
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R. L. Young
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iau nergefj net. ©lit Piel Cieb.
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Mr. Gilmore called at the Hunt
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home Saturday afternoon.
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be smaller— certainly so by comparison— than we are today. Rebecca Smith
Dunnerètag
nodiemol!
hab id) ge
M. Anna Nash
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27 28 20 30 3 1
Mrs. Hunt and son Norris, were fällt. mie id) ben ©rief griffe hab.
In the news article on our front page we cite a score of Nellie Colby
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Sublimity callers Saturday.
Die meent ©ißni«! Ci<h hab bann
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other reasons why we must have these bonds, and we are Following are the highest averages L J L J ~ j Q
meiner ©orbingfrab be« Schreimc«
made by the various grades in each
Mr. W. H. King, who has been
confident,, with the Mayor, that when the people understand division.
porgelefe, weil idi gebenft hab, e«
spending a few days at his ranch at mär en guter Spofj. Do bin ich amer
just what a bond is,and what a bond means, they will not
Fifth Grade.
Union Hill, returned to his home it. febee aitfmnme. ?lnftntt« au Iadje, i«
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hesitate to vote the proper amount.
Salem Inst Saturday.
fe bee« morre. „©eil“, fegt fr, „mann
W. J. Smith
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100 fltaytnn Mall (.'»rrespoiMleucc.
We urge everybody to attend the meeting in the Roy Marie Garrow
Sin. William» of Union 11.11 passed e« Dir bei mir oerlfcbt i*. bann geh
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SCIO Or., Feh. 24.— Mis. Grace
eme au b’r ©oll»).
Tjalt Did) net."
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Block next Monday evening. If any one of you has any Christine Ripp
Goucl. visited relatives at Gooch fora Intro on hi# way to Stayton Saturday
Un berbei hot fe rcdjt bee« breige*
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few d*y#.
Dick and Pat Tate made a business gueft. — „Wau amer, fri bod) Per*
tangible reason against these bonds, let’s hear it: we are M. Anna Nash
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ftämtig! Denfft id) alter .Arri bin
trip
to Aumsville Saturday.
Rev. Mr. Mooley is here to hold a
sure there is no valid argument or objection which can not Rebecca T. Smith
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närrifd)? Cn ©»eibCmctifd), mal en
meeting
at
the
Baptist
church.
Sixth Grade.
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Dock Durst and Lew Caste I were
be answered in favor of the bonds.
.Riinbt)f<boppd)e hot un mo eenig
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Minnie
Zoesel
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Walter Stan.
Sunduy at home. hunting cotton tails last Saturday
Cbber mid) birefte fami — perftehft.
Ethel Goodrich
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ma«
feil meent? Utt ctiihau, finfiig
Mhedecks
of
Union
Hill
past
by
Rebecca T. Smith
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Mi## Cleo Johnston was a guest at
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Saturday
with
n
four
horse
load
of
Nellie Colby
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the home of Mrs. Charles Warner last
mol fdjicr fed)Aig fei; un 175 ©unb
fencing wire.
young people of this city are as untidy in their o^n homes
Seventh Grade
week.
wiegt
fc ah- De« mär unti ebbe« for
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as they are in the post office, and other public places. There, W. J. Smith
J. T. Hunt rod family spent Sun midi (Hucf midi al) un lad) net!” Se
Mrs. Nellie Swart» of Salem is h
Anna McCormick
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day nt the Downing home.
bot midi ongegueft, hot amer bod)
guest of .Mr*. W. W William*.
they stand around and eat peanuts and other provender, Mrs. Minnie Stephens
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iniffe— en ©ein, bnfo b'r gtiebe
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Fllwin Carter and Marion Hunt
Mis* Min..ie Carpenter entertained
throwing the shells on the floor, together with innumerable Anna Nash
mieber hergeftcllt mar Dan ( u ich
R. L. Young
05.6 the Young people’s Sunday sel.oo, spent Saturday in Stayton.
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gefoljt: „iiau mefle met erfdj: cn
bits of paper and other husks which properly belong in a
Eighth Grade
ela#s Friday.
Spaß
hame mit feiler ©olii) ^¡d)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ira
Carter
spent
Satur
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can of waste. The effect, after five minutes of these young| Prul Miller
fdjrrib
Ihr,
id) bät b'r grofi 8 ph her*
day
in
Silverton.
Marie Garrow
The
club
dunre
was
largely
attended
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people’s presence, is one of filth and disorder. Visitors to M. Anna Nash
ftnudjt
un
fennt
fett (¿d)uf) anjiege,
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Frank Smith returned home Satur fo bab ii) prMi in Aio«* ©oche fumine
the post office frequently have to wade thru little piles of Mrs. I. Flanigan
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day evening from his larm near Sl.aw, fount. Se fot brum fo lieb fei un
paper, banana peels and nu' shells, which crunch under
Mr Harold Peery of Springfield is
Ellen Frank railed at the Downing mir ihr ©ifter |'d)icfe." — „Denfft je
Mint ?" bot fe g’frogt. — „Sdjubr!
their shoes as they proceed for the mail. Such untidiness
visiting friend* mill relative# at Hcio
home Saturduv.
Itn enibau Amce Sent fami mer bran
would not be tolerated for one minute in the drygoods or
The High school boy# will play tlo-
fpenbr." C|d) hob bann cn recht Per*
Albany
Madison Street, school Satur
Che February issue of the Fruit lichter ©rief gcfdjrieme unb for ihr
other stores of the city, where both young and old congre
Glower, published at St. Joseph Miss ©ifter g’frogt — fo, mie fe alleweil
gate in as large numbers as they do in the post office.
But i Not lea# than two dozen frien.la day.
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ouri,
is an Annual Gardening nun.her, mär. Drei Dag bruf iS e« merflid)
custom seems to dictate that everything unusable shall b e: assaulted CHMtle Ke» bury Tuesday Grant Davis waa a visitor at
and
cm..prises
80 pages and cover. It ah fd)im fummo. Do hot rS Spafj
deposited on the floor of all public places «=uch as post ni* ht*on t|»e<>cc,*i*ionortii«fourteenti> Warwick home over Sunday.
contaii.su number of i..iresti.tgariicli s geme. (Hrab mie id) mir gebenft hab.
175 ©unb hot fe gefaht! (Vb wett fe
Vila* I’ hillipi will soon occupy
on the subject of »praying, ii.i.rketing
offices, sidewalks or depots.
We venture to sav
iust i his
T * wife.
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T T wap
° HurccHfifijI
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r
3a J
n that
i d i JUM
lie ' attiick
in Phillip* property.
i« 2 7 5 . So en Unmufter! Die ijjerj*
and packing of fruits, in addition to
gegrb gnu} mit ©peí imermnchfel (fti
one peanut shell placed between the collar and the epidermis |every »«»»#« *<f the word», ami the
1 a mass of ini rest ing data on the subject flopp fd)icr mie en ©ufd)elmoo«I U m
of some of these thoughtless ones would c a u s e them ( q I p w « n®« «1 #o many well-wisher# i# Willi* Caldwell is it. receipt of yet I of gardening. One of i he main frati m s
ma? nirmihigc ílhge! Un fo ebbe*
eject
same.
Then why _ not be as particular
about
outwird a|,preci!»
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another letter relative to his la .» tiful i* the story telling how readers of The friegt nod) jo 9 Iohfd)en 8 ! ©lei gute
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WUV YV i l l u I ton’s « "birthday”
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little hatchet# (tho
as inward appearances?
yield of Oregon potatoes last fall, this Fi nit Grower raised the Giant Radi-I. ©orbingfrab hot bann nl) geiehnc,
not the cutting kind) were much in
time from C. B. Ragsdale, Box 54 R from Japan,Hnkurujima, ton., emirinus bob id) net in (Hefohr hin. ,,©a«
evidence.
F D N o . 4, Washington, Iml. T l i e 1 *ir.c, »on. h of the ratlishe« weighing as bhn|d)t nauY" hot fe g’frogt. — „®ar
nij. flee ?lntrcort i« aHemoI boef) cn
The exercises of Farmer’s Week indud.ng the S p e c ia l L'fc T h om *# «»# a passenger outlie IndianUn wants to buy 5 bn*hel# of much ns 23 pounds. The article in ?tntmorf
De« ©Jonftrum— id) meen
these tine potatoes from Mr. Caldwell: question js profusely illustratedsi.il
program offered by the School of Domestic 2nd Art attracted
Klt “ ■ K^Moni*y’ V“*1' ” y' who has already replied to hi# request. gives reports from a min.her of renders bef ©ifter— fdjií id) Auricf, bc« imrig
fc bann in b’r Siting Iefe.
340 men and women to the Oregon Agricultural College this lattercity he recently bought a hair The itcu. from w hicl. nil the*c h tiers who have grown real giants of this fami
©ami tnir lewe bi« nädifte ¡ 5 frbrt,
year. O f this number 1 3 ^ are women who are Studying the ' nterc!,t in n barbershop. Hi* time in sprang wasoriginally published in the giunt radish. Sample copies ot the bann gebne mir Aufamme uf bieaDen-
on wa#
problems of home building and 201; are men taking the work 8Uy,on
w,*',
i,rincii"iiy »*■ Stayton Mail, and ha# beet, copied by Fruit Grower will he sent free to our fmtn uähr un bonn mefle mer feil
cause all hi» friends took five minutes farm and weekly papers all over the readers, who will w rite toll.c publisher# ©nrnbieíle au« ebaut finfhunnert
in fruit growing and general agriculture.
5 arb Cntferning angucfc.
npiece to »hake hands with him.
and ask for them.
Union.
REASONS W H Y W E W A N T THOSE BONDS.
I wonder if it is the time, when angel#
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month; high ma#» 10 30 a ... . aee | Several of the youngpe,.pieattended
end, fourth Mini tilth Sundays Ve. t||„ lUnce H| Victor Point Saturday
per. at ev e n t«* .
evening
SPELLING AVERAGES,
: Calendar of Events <
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LOCALS.
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