Polk County itemizer., July 10, 1913, Image 4

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I THERE ARE JU ST TWO CLASSES-TH E SAVER AND THE SPENDER
The spenders are all in one bunch-you know the
type-always trying to buy a good time, always
looking for some place to squander their small a-
mount of cash on hand-and when each year rolls
around they are no better off than they were a
year before.
There are two kinds of savers. Both are prudent.
The one puts their money in the bank where it is
safe and will earn a good rate of interest-the oth­
er looks around for a good investment for a place
where to put their money where it is not only safe
but will increase and produce in a very short time,
two or three dollars for every one invested.
To this latter class belong all successful men and women with but
few exceptions. The Small investor does not have many oppor­
tunities to realize large profits.
But There Is Just Now a most unusual opportun­
ity for the people of Dallas and vicinity to put a
dollar where they will multiply rapidly.
MILLERST
the most exclusive residence section of Dallas, is
that opportunity.
Right in the section where Dallas has to grow lies this beautiful
tract. Today you can buy a fine lot for $125.00 on easy terms.
What will these lots be worth when streets are graded, sidewalks
in, water mains laid, all of which we are going to do? What will
they be worth in two or three, years when Dallas is double its pre­
size? We do not know-we only know you will never again be
able to purchase at the present prices after July. They will ad­
vance ten per cent then. Join the throng of early buyers.
Dallas Developement Company
HOTEL GAIL, DALLAS
P. A. TAYLOR, A gent
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Equity will in future years be
celebrated in joy and thanksgiv­
like unto the day that com­
A Letter Explaining its Origin and ing,
memorates the birth of Christian­
ity. The latter will continue to
Plan of Work.
be celebrated because it was the
harbinger of "peace on earth,
good will to men.” the former
Editor Itemizer:
because it marked the beginning
The Farmers’ Society of Eq- of
and glorious era of Eq­
ity; what it is; its chief objects; uity, a new
Right
Justice on Earth,
its plans; what it will accomplish; and we may and
claim will be a more
ho.v to become a member:
factor in spreading Chris­
The American or Farmers’ so­ potent
tianity than all things else, be­
ciety of Equity was incorporated cause
it will remove the conditions
and became a legal institution on that retard
Christianity.
the 24th day of December 1902.
'j litre was no design in select­ A word with a meaning Eq­
ing a date next preceding Christ­ uity “Equality of rights: natural
mas day unless the design was justice of rights; the giving or
on part of an all wise providence desire to give to each man his
who directs the action of men. due according to reason and the
There is however, a distinct sig­ law of God to man; fairness in
nificance in the fact that the two determination of c o n f l i c t i n g
greatest and best movements the claims; impartiality.”
world ever knew have their an­ The name, The Farmers’ Soci­
niversary on consecutive days, ety of Equity. will always indi­
December 24th and 26th. Atul cate the purpose of this society,
there can be no doubt that the i To give equity and receive equity,
birth of the Farmers’ Society of or to establish equity as a guid­
SOCIETY OF EQUITY.
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ing standard in all relations of iness. Therefore, let it always going about solving their problem J ery person who reads my letter
life and to compel fair dealing, be borne in mind that the first, in a slip-shod slovenly way this | will become a member of the so-
or equity in all business transac­ great
immediate object of
An understanding of the | ciety at once. Thus he will help
tions, will always be the guiding the F. and
S. of E. is; To obtain time.
plan
will
show that it measures development and it will help
principle of this society.
profitable prices for all products up to the best systems employed its
extent.
To accomplish this purpose, the of the farms, orchards and gar­ by any of the great industrial, him even to By a greater
A. I. PETTY,
society is devoting its effort to dens.
commercial or transportation
Organizer of F. S. of E.
organize the greatest class of our To report crops in this and companies. It meets all the re­
people, the farmers, and the one foreign countries so that farmers quirements of the large and di­
COUNClT MEETING.
representing the greatest and may operate intelligently in versified business for which it is
most important industry—agri­ ¡planting and marketing. To intended.
culture.
I lease or to have built and main­ Moreover when in operation Short Session—John Lynn Made
Temporary Nightwatch.
Once having accomplished the tained granaries, elevators, cold the buyers will pay all the ex­
organization of the farmers, and storage houses etc., on the farms, pense of operating it, which will ;
this need not be to a complete at shipping points, and in the be a new and novel thing for I Council was called to order in
extent, it is proposed to throw principal market cities, so that farmers who h ;retofore paid the regular
Monday evening
their numerical strength and in­ i the utilities for storing crops and expense of marketing other peo­ with all session
officers and members
fluence they can exert, by virtue preparing for market may be un­ ple’s goods, in the prices they present the
of them possessing first of all der the control of the producer paid and did not pay a cent to ham. except Councilman Bar­
the farm products that are abso­ instead of owned or controlled market their own.
An ordinance providing for
lutely necessary to the happiness, by speculators and exploiters.
In accomplishing its objects laying
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comforls and well being of the To guard the consumer’s inter­ the F. S. of E will wage no war time. of macadam was read first j
country, against every form of ests and protect them from over­ “ against 7. — any
individual
business,1
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n Hayter
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uu ce a a s e
w er
Why take the risk of spoiling your week’s baking with a flour
iniquity existing In the country. charges, so the maximum con­ institution, * trust
or
government.;
bond
was & gave
due and
asked sewer
for you are
sure of when you pay no more for a flour that’s guar­
There can be no doubt of the re­ sumption of farm products will Farmers will simply rise up and $1060 to pay off sewer bond and j anteed to not give
you perfect baking results.
sults when millions of farmers result.
take what is theirs in Equity, interest on other bonds which
make a demand for equity. They To open up new markets for and in doing this ail other insti­ was ordered paid.
will get it by virtue of their num­ American farm products in for­ tutions will be leveled up or John Lynn was elected as
ber and importance of their bus- eign countries and enlarge old down, strengthened or destroyed, nightwatch
to serve while D. J. will bake the most delicious bread you ever tasted. It makes whol-
ones.
as in equity they deserve. The Grant is away
at military en­
of the Farmers’ Society of campment.
some bread. It’s the flour that’s backed by the strongest guaran-
To prevent the adulteration of rise
Equity will be like the operation Claims allowed:
antee ever given with a flour. There are no strings to this guar­
food that is adulterated; to se­ of
a law of nature, sure, certain, A G Long, fire apparatus,.$7 35 antee— it’s simply this: You try the flour; if you’re not satisfied
cure legislation in the interest of irrestible,
but in fairness to all D J Grant, salary .j _____ 60 00! tell your grocer to call for it and he will refund the full purchase
farmers and the enforcement of as each merits.
Dare any person
price of the flour; no charge for what you have tried in testing it
good laws in the interest of all; go
on record as opposing such a Adjourned^to Thursday night. And the guarantee is backed by one of the strongest mills on the
1 to promote safe and equitable
PI0NEERG0NE.
Pacific Coast.
hanking; to keep the young peo- movement?
he dare, he goes on record
Order your next sack of Flour by calling for ‘ Drifted Snow.”
L35tJ|ple on the farm by removing the as If opposing
equity and confesses Jesse Newbill Dies at Baliston At any grocers.
I drudgery of farming and making that his business
is not based on
farming attractive, reliable and equity or fair dealing.
Home on July 4th.
The dawn
, profitable; to promote social in­ of
has now appeared; the
tercourse to the extent of the sun Equity
of equity is rising and its Jesse S. Newbill, who drove
| fullest mutual benefit.
bright beams will drive away the an oxteam across the plains from 1
Who are eligible to member­ dark
clouds of ignorance, selfish­ Missouri in 1852, died at his
ship: Thus any person who wants ness and
suspicion. Understand­ home in Baliston July 4, at the
farmers to come to the front and ing is coming
to the minds of the age of 79, and has been married |
prosper which means the pros­ misguided; soon,
very soon, the 53 years. He was the oldest of
perity of all the people; and who rays of Equity’s sun
break j 15 children who settled with his
wants to see agriculture elevated; in its full glory and will
flood the parents in the Oregon country.
which will give greater stability i earth. America is leading
¡They passed the first Winter
to every business, and will help this movement as she had led in
in I 1 near old Fort Vancouver and in
i to establish this society and ac­ • others
the betterment of hu- i the Spring moved to a donation
complish its objects, is eligible manity. for Through
> land claim near old Fort Yam­
to membership, as every fair society of equity and, the by farmers’
the new hill. Ig»ter they moved to Balis­
minded person will subscribe to power, all social, industrial
and ton, where the family lived for
the conditions as stated, then political bondsmen will be made
33 years. Mr. Newbill served
this society is, in fact, a Great
in the Civil War with the Fourth
American Society of Equity, and free.
If there is a local union in your Regiment. California Volunteers.
for all good Americans.
!
The organized forms of the neighborhood you should join it, He is survived by his wife T. and
J.
, Farmers’ Society of Equity are paying the membership fee $2.00 seven children, Mrs. G.
W.
McCoy; Mrs.
as follows: The Local Unions. to the president or secretary. Graves, of of Newberg;
George W.
The County Unions, the District This includes a year’s subscrip­ James,
Elmer Newbill, of Baliston;
Unions, The State Unions, The tion to Up-to-Date Farming, the and
Mrs. Rea Craven, of Dallas; Mrs.
Department Unions, and the Na­ official paper. The subscription James
Morrison and T. J. New­
price of the paper alone is $1.00
tional Union.
Community Grow
A careful study of the organiz­ The money received from fees bill, of Portland. ^
ed forms of the F. S. of E, and and dues is used to educate far­ I will dry Logan berries and
its place of directing the market­ mers, organize them and estab­ mammoth blackberries on the
ing of crops will disclose the fact lish the society. After it is es­
at the Sunny Crest fruit
that it is a business organization. tablished they can be less. But shares
farm.
Cephas
proprietor,
It is planned on a scale to corres­ it takes money, and a lot of it, four miles south Nelson
of
Dallas.
Phone
pond with the magnitude of the to educate a nation of farmers 54 Antioch.
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agricultural business of the coun­ and revolutionize the business
try. The reader should however, end of an industry like American M. Hayter, dentist Bank Bid.
understand that fanners are not agriculture. It is hoped that ev-
SPEBRlrfi
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D rifted Snow Flour
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The Largest Industry in Polk County is the [jp
DALLAS l
UMBER and
0G6ING CO.
Buy Your lumber of Them and Help the
Have You Tried
the FLOUR That’s
i Guaranteed to Satisfy?
Sperry Flour C om pany
Patronize the Itemizer-Returns sure
Lumber
All yard stock at
Hunter Lumber Co.’s
Mill at $6 a Thousand.
On mile south Falls City
on Teal Creek