THE GOLD HILL NEWS
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niLRSDAV, NOVEMBER 5, 1931
THE QOLD HILL NEVVò
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Established 1897
Published by Mac's Printing Co.
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An Independent Newspaper I'ublished in the Interests <>i
Gold Hill Oreg< 1 and Vicinity
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VALEDICTORY
Just five years and three months ago, the writer com­
posed his salutatory to the people of Southern Oregon.
It was then that we became established in Southern Ore­
gon and purchased the Gold Hill News. Almost five years
ago we entered Glendale and since that time we have been
serving that thriving little community with a home news­
paper, The Glendale Log, and later acquired The Jackson­
ville Post and have given of our time, efforts and money
to serve the people of the three communities with personal
and industrial news.
In those five years we have become attached to this
country. \ \ e have lived in many communities and met
(many people but there are none better, neither people nor
communities than we have found here.
We have enjoyed our stay. We have made many ac­
quaintances and, we believe, many friends, since coining to
Oregon and we hope that our friends and patrons will con­
tinue on with our successors and give them the support
they merit in keeping the oracles of publicity working in
the cities we represent. \ \ e say this for we are giving up
the helm. \ \ e are vacating the sanctum. We are desert­
ing the editorial chair, at least for a time. Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Blankenburg of Spencer, Iowa, are leasing the plant
and business from the present owner and will continue it.
(The new comers are young, active, competent people.
They are both trained in the work of printing and publish­ takes a lot of “getting acquainted” before one can ever
ing a newspaper and will perhaps improve much upon the begin to work.
present paper. The following item clipped from The
But here, we have everywhere met with friendliness
Spencer News-Herald from Spencer, Iowa, gives the cred­ anjd a willingness to cooperate with us, even when it seem
entials of your new editors and publishers. The article ed that perfect strangers were "prying” into one's affairs,
speaks for itself:
asking where you have been, where you are going, what
"With this issue of The News-Herald Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
you are going to do, or who you are g< ing to visit! For
Blankenburg are severing their connection with this paper as
printers and operators and will leave today for the state of Ore­
everything we get. you see, we must ask about, as we
gon.
have
no other way of knowing, or finding out.
“During the time that Mr. and Mrs. Blankenburg have been
associated with The News-Herald as printers and operators they
And
in this connection, let us say right now. that we
have proven themselves to be most w orthy employes, and both
w ill he only too glad to have items of interest, Such as your
have exceptional ability not only as printers anti operators hut as
newspaper folk in the broadest sense. Mrs. Blankenburg. who was
goings and comings—social items, such as your lodge and
1 the former Miss Lois Hannon, came to SpenceT from Bock Bapids
church news, your parties and meetings—as well as items
tw o years ago. She had worked on the Bock Bapids Reporter for
four years as society editor, linotype operator, proof read er and
of more general interest. We hope you will take advan­
collector. She is exceedingly competent in every department of
tage of this and call on us often, as we want to make our
a newspaper office.
“H er husband, known to his friends as Dick, was employed
paper
YOUR paper, and your interests OUR interests.
on the Rock Rapids Review for two years, going from there to
We
are also most appreciative of the hearty coopera­
Lemmon South Dakota, and coming to Spencer a year and eight
months ago. As operator, all around printer, press man and gen­
tion
and
support given us by the business men in our
eral workman he has few equals.
first
week.
We have found a remarkable spirit among
“ In their new field of endeavor they have the best wishes of
this paper as well as countless other friends.”
the business men, and find them vleejjly interested in their
They are new in the west but we are sure they will town, and know that with a continuation of this spirit
like the country, we are sure they will like you and we are they can not help but keep this town "on the map." Again,
positive you will like them.
Come in and give them a their interests are out interests and we hope through our
hand, give them your news and your business. You will columns, as well as through service organizations and
profit from it. Let us say farewell, it may not he good bye. lodges, we can all boost, our c< mmunity, to every one’s
as we like this country and will no doubt be back often.
profit and benefit.
—C. J. Shorb.
Last, hut far front least, we thank former Editor and
♦ ♦ ♦
Mrs. Shorb. No one will ever know how much they have
HOW DO YOU DO, EVERYBODY!
done to help us in our new work, and how much it has
Hello, folks.
meant to us. They have made us guests in their home,
We suppose that everybody in Gold Hill has by this and shown us every courtesy, and we have made closer
time learned that The Gold Hili News is to be edited and contacts than we c< til'd have in any other way. We only
managed in the future by us. And that US means Mr. hope that we can, in some measure, fill their niche and
and Mrs. Dick Blankenburg, or Lois and Dick, as we like hope we will enjoy our life here, as much as they have en­
to be known.
joyed living among you.
We have come here after spending consider­
We make our bow with this week's issue, and hope
able time in looking over Oregon newspaper fields, and you like our paper. We hope that ycu will look upon this
we feel that we have a godd location and know that ¡taper each week as a message front and about your friends
we have found good people with whom to live and work, and neighbors, and that it will mean more to you than
as we have met many citizens, and we know we are going “another clean paper for the pantry shelves.” Pass it on
to like it here. We want to take this opportunity of thank­ to your neighbor or keep it for future reference, for w<
ing the people of Gold Hill, Glendale and Jacksonville for know that the more interest the people of this community
their cordiality and friendliness which they have shown us take in each other, the more interest they will have in the
this first week. Few people realize what it means to come community as a whole, and each wil find it a little better
into a town to enter into our type of work, which demands place in which to live.
that one has to know what is going on around them ; which
And don't forget that the latchstring at our office is
means that one has to know who to go to to get his “ma­ always out.
terials” with which to carry on this work; and which
Thank you.
—Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Blankenburg.
THE FAMILY NEXT DOOR
Granin I'uss
THAT GUILTY FEELING
Restless
CHILDREN
H IL D R E N will fret, often for no
uppurciit rra-.m But llirre’a always
Cantorial As haimlrss us the recipe
on the wra|i|K-r; mild and bland us it
tastes. Hut its gentle action soothe« a
a youngster more surely than a mots
powerful medicine.
That's the benuty of this s | m - c UI
rhildrrn's remedy! It'm ay tie given tha
tiniest infant — ns often as there it
lut'd. In cases o f c . lic . diarrhea Of
similar disturbance, it is invalunbia.
A coated tongue culls for just a few drop«
to ward off constipation; so does an,
suggestion of bad breath Whenever
children don't eat well, don't real well,
or have any Mile upset this pure
vegetable preparation is usually all
lliu l’s needed.
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