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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1934)
THE GOLD HILL NEW b THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1934 J THE QOLD HILL NEWS S p ecial O ffer G iven for A m erican B oy Su b scrib ers E stab lish ed 1897 P ub lished by M ac’s P r in tin g Co. R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests ol Gold Hill Oregon and Vicinity P U B L IS H E D EV E R Y T H U R SD A Y Catered at the Postoffice at Gold Hill, Oregon, for transmission through the mails as second-class matter Babscription <2.00 a year in advance. Advertising rates ou application approximately 50 per cent over Iasi E nrollm ent to be O ver fall. Freshmen will total about 900 2500 at U . o f O. T h is Y ear compared to 600 enrolled in the fal term of 1933. An increase in full time students Every section of the state and approximately 20 per cent will be many other parts of the Unite« shown by the University of Oregon ' States are represented in tin this fall, it is announced by C, L. student body this year. Student Constance, registrar. At noon Oc also are better prepare«! finaneiaih tober 6 the enrollment reached Virgil Earl, dean of men, says, sine* 2-448, compared to 2051 at this time there has been less demand fo' a year ago. Since 71 students enter student loans so far this term. ed after this time last year, the fig ure is certain to go over 2500 this fall, it is pointed out. Of the total, approximately 1000 ■ì,L)Ìtì are new students, an increase of Y ac * : ; - r A \ Mr À GO EAST SUNSHINE/ If you go East this winter, why not go through California and Southern Arizona? Ride our f tt n o u i Sunset Limited or Golden Scale Limited through America's sunniest winter region. Stopover anywhere. 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Service on your sub Oregon Building, Portland, Oregon, scription will start with Ihe issue I ffefore November I,” said Morton einlion of Ihe cooperation we have gelling eosl of p roduction w hich . Tompkins, chairman, of the agree- receive«! from the various sources, they must have if they continue Io you specify. - nielli's control board. mid feel that this cooperation was feed mid clothe the world.*' “Growers should hold receipts . M elon, T o m a to M ark etin g that they have received for stamps A g reem en t C eases for Y ear purchased because there may I n - a I refund by Ihe agreement after ex With the close of business, Oc penses and a sinking fund for next j tober 2 the Oregon-Washington year have been deducted. Distribu Melon and Tomato agreement ceas tion of Ihe fund will be determined ed to function for the 1934 season from (lie receipts issued Io the buy- j OVER 4 00 except for cannery tomatoes. The er when Ihe stamps were bought.” ' P IC T U R E S “Growers are asked to sign mid season is over early this year due IV tu rw e t r ll the «tory. Tie» T o ld In S im p le Languagi a iu tin e niF ah i«t. r u o d a a to the early frost and weather con return acreage cards promptly in and ÌM s .n a ttn c fie re a ie a Would you like to keep poetai on all the order that the office may have a ditions. lew au b je t ta cuver ad : new (k-vekiptnents in this rrnurkatiir world A ria ancK'r a ft W uric Aetren “Growers and others having un permanent record of growers ami of oure? T re new Invention« — the lateat t u n y — A nt- <ni4tdr Repevu>< their crops. This information will used stamps on hand may get cash Scientific D isam ene«—(lie amazing Engi \v ia ta *n lu m i H u lkB uf— C a re «»I Took»— < hnnaairy — neering Frat» -the jio «cress made in AvW- for them by mailing them together be of great assistance in forming for E le c t r ic it y — H o m e M ad e tioo — Battio— Elertriaty — Chemistry — with an application for refund to next year. These acreage cards may F u r n i t u r e —H u n t tn<, P la h - Phynca — Photography, etc.? These and inc— I drea t o A4.th e M u r z y tn the Oregon-Washingon Melon and be obtained from the county ugelli S ie re T im e — Jitf«aw U <«k— many other fascinating subjects are bn night in the various counties of the two M e ta l W n e t t a r — M o d al M a k - to yon «neh month tnnnigh the |«ngra o l Wonders of Science and Invention With election time less than a month off, veterans throughout the Willamette valley, southern Oregon and the coast regions are declared to be rallying to the support of Congressman James W. Mott who seeks reelectlon from this district JJJS.. for your A veteran himself, Mr. Mott has ifoeaarator been accorded a high place in the a ■ ■■ * House leadership on veteran legis T r y th w . I f It doesn't relstve you. m ake w»u for s Limited Time f a d b e tte r and younger and hap pier, your lation, his comrades point out, and (lrugg lat «ofl refund your money. G et a pack Y O U R O P IN IO N it wanted* In mchanfte ; it w» cite his legislative record as proof age o f the R E V M L E S C R IF T V JN M ix It w ith odcr Tw o Rubber Bow! R .n tt k * v«<ur v p sra to r. any war or make free ,w\d j / .'paid U - t*til aho till y»4< of their ententions. a q aa rt of w a u r . Slid the guca o f 4 lemons and about the "Cheapest Srp.«.^D»< in the World 'o b u y and Uer.** the twi/y separ.t, 'N made in A m enta *tth a (war* Congressman Mott led the fight in take a taU ea pooufai tw o tones a day. In U a*t«-rd Sell Halatk ::i< 1-- 1 t r i orator xitn Iw Hv« hours, naoaOy. the pado 1« gone, iontta Umber valuator feat u r n r w l'*trxl on any other eparatnr »n the House which forced the vote op, w onderful glorious relief is fe lt Equally the world Just ««nd u-rd Io a ldr> s< hr <>w teOine on the Senate amendments restor good to r rheum atism , o r nets kin pah«. Coats your addrew. turrv md ,i<r »4 vnu; «purator and r u t r r o l this paper Full «le'atl« will be «rut promptly. ing compensation of disabled World o n ly a few cents a day. F o r sale, recommended and guaranteed by aD le a d in g d n ig g -e tv Any PORT HURON, War veterans, this record reveals. Ann g g o r w ill get the k E V P V E S C K ie I lOW MICH. MX f it He also fought against the so-call d R ru you ask him to do so. * ed Economy Act which reduced by 54 per cent the compensation of vet s s w s w s w s w s w v w s w s s s s w s v s s s s w w s w v s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s I erans suffering from disabilities actually incurred in line of duty. W H E N IN G R A N T S P A S S U S E T H I S D IR E C T O R Y With such a record in his initial term at the national capitol, Con S H O E R E P A IR IN G gressman Mott will be looked to as HARDW ARE ___ a champion of the veterans’ inter ests and will be a respected figure G oodyear S H O E S ervice R o g u e R iver H d w e. 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They guarantee their mer chandise which gives you assurance that you will he satisfied. When shopping, use this directory. CLEANERS V a lley C leaners 61116 East II. St., Grants Pa<s Opposite P. O. Phone 260 Suits cleaned and pressed <1.00 Hats cleaned and blocked <1.08 Plain dresses cleaned, pressed <1 J. W . C o p e la n d Y a r d s C E M EN T — LU M BER — DOORS B u ilding M aterial o f AH Kind« 4th and G S tr e e ts G rant« Pa««, O re. ... ........................................................................................................................... ... ................................................................................................. n -
