The Monmouth herald., September 23, 1921, Image 5

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Oregon Stands High
In The Dairy World
record being a four-day test which
veyed and laid out over and across
How’# This?
A_ HENRy FORD GASOLINE TRAIN
included the entire lliff herd.
said property, which is more par­
W # offer On » H u n J r t J D o l l a r s R e w a r d
f o r a n y ca e e o f C a t a r r h t h a t c a n n o t be ticularly- described
as follows—
The new and remarkable record
c u r e d by H a l l 'e C a t a r r h Medicine
Beginning
at
the
point
where a
made by the little Oregon cow was
H a l l ' s C a t a r r h Me J o im- h a s b een l i k e n
by c a t a r r h s u f f e r e r s fur t h e p a s t t h i r t y * line parallel to the center line of
commented up< n recently by W.
f i l e y e a r a . a n d h a s b eco m e k n o w n a t (he
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the said street and 30 feet distant
That Oregon is a leader in the M. ! :e!
m o e t r e l i a b l e r e m e d y fu r C a t a r r h
H a l l 's
pit
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C a t a r r h Medicine a c t s t h r u t h e Blood on
therefrom, measured Easterly at
great field of dairy production must
t h e M u c o u e a u r f a i e a . e x p e l l i n g t h e P o i ­ right angles, intersects the North
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be evident to any one who has kept realize the important phu e the staU
Ixiundary of said lot 2, which is also
eased portions
A f t e r y o u h a v e taVen H a l l ’s C a t a r r h
track of current events and that a holds in the annals of the dairy
the
South boundary of s«id block
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M e d n l n a for a s h o r t t i m e you will eee a
16, said point being distant 173.5
great
im provem ent
In
your
general
great deal of the -tate's reputati« n world by reas n of its many out­
h e a l t h S t a r t t a k i n g H a l l e C a t a r r h M e d i ­ feet more or less, measured Faster-
in this regard has been achieved in standing butter fat production tee-
cin e a t ern e a n d g e t n d o f c a t a r r h S e n d
icntor « oof t run passenger railroad tram i
t o r t e s t i m o n i a l s f ree
ly front the Northwest corner of
the region in which we are located ords.
K J C H K N K Y A C O . T ole do. Ohio.
slid lot 2, and 19 feet more or less,
S o ld by all l> ru g g tata . Tie.
must be a source of pride to us all.
measured Westerly from the South­
It might also 1*0 mentioned that near Dallas was drowned last wtek
I Clink very few Oregonians
From an interview with a promi­
east corner of said lot 6;
Summons
nent breeder of the state in a re­ know, f«.r instance,” he id, that out of the 1 I gold medal (Jersey) near Pomeroy. Wash. With a
Thence Westerly along the said
In the Circuit Court of the State
companion he was traveling on the j of Oregon for polk County.
South boundary of said Block 16, a
cent Oregonian we glean the follow­ of the n ne greatest butter fat pro bulls in the world, Oregon has sev­
Columbia in a rowboat hunting f> r
ducing cows in the world, Oregon en, an even 50 per cent.”
Irene Smith, Ida M. Goodnight, distance of 63.5 feet more or less
ing.
work,
and the boat capsized.
| Edwin M. Smith, Myra I. Noble, to the middle point of the South
Harry llitT, owner of the new
has six. There are nine world
St Mawes’ “ Lad’s Lady” , owned
Rosa E. Smith and Koy M. Smith, boundary of said lot 6 ir. said block
cham pionihips, accoidirg t<> age, champion, while a dairyman of
Notice to Creditors
16:
Plaintiffs,
vs.
by Harry I'eff of Independence, has
on the great Jersey chart, and Ore­ some ten years' experience, is com­
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
Thence Northerly along the Fast
Jennie D avis-Shreves,-----------
broken the world’s record for the
gon not only holds six of th. so, paratively new in the breeding busi­ undersigned has been duly appoint­ Shreves, her husband, Fldon Davis, boundary of the West half of said
production of butter fat for the se­
leaving only three to the re t of the ness, having had his present pure­ ed executrix of the estate of John and the unknown heirs of F. M. lot 6 in said Block 16, 7.1 feet
nior yearling class, wrestling the
H. Moran, deceased. by the courty
world, but in a number of toe vari­ bred herd only about three years. court of the State of Oregon for Davis, deceased, also, the unknown more or less, to a line parallel to
world's championship from another
heirs of Aaron Chamberlain, de the center line of said highway
ous age classifications the state has He 1 .night “ Lady” as a calf from Polk County, and has qualified.
Oregon cow, Lulu Alphea of Ash-
ceased, and also, all other persons j and 30 feet distant therefrom,
an outstanding number of high rec­ C. G. Hewitt, who had bred her in
All persons having claims against or parties, unknown, claiming any measured Westerly at right angles;
burn, owned by J. J. Van Kieek of;
llitT says said estate are hereby notified to right, title, estate, lien, or interest | Thence South 27 degrees 50 min.,
ord cows. For example, out of the bis Monmouth herd.
Beaverton, who has held the title j
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1
ady”
has
made
her
great
record present the same duly verified, to­ in the real estate described in the W. parallel to the center line of
ten highest cows in the senior year­
since 1919.
gether with the proper vouchers complaint herein, Defendants.
with
remarkable
ease,
increasing
ling class, Oregon lu-s seven, these
said highway, a distance of 243
! therefor, to the"undersigned execu-
“ Lady’s” butterfat production of ranking first, second, third, fourth, her yield steadily each month, ' trix at her residence in the city of
To Jennie D av is-S h rev es,----- feet, more or less, to the West
827.47 pounds was obtained from a seventh, eighth and ninth, w ith the with the exception of the short | Monmouth, in said County, within Shreves, Fldon Davis, and the un­ Ixiundary of said lot 2; which is
milk yield of 11,729 pounds, which i.ew champion at the head of the month of February and a slight | six months from the date of this known heirs of F. M. Davis, de­ also the east line of a road or
ceased, also the unknown heirs of street;
gives a butter tut test of a trifle class, and leaving the rest of the decrease in July. This fact he at­ Notice.
Aaron Chamberlain, deceased, and
Thence Southerly along the said
Dated and first published, Sep­ also, all other persons or parties,
more than 7 per cent. The official world only the filth, sixth and tenth tributes partly to his care in pro-
West
boundary of said lot 2, a dis­
unknown, claiming any right, title, tance of 129.3 feet, more or less,
test was made under rigid regula­ places. I wonder, too, how many tiding her with gieen clover in tember 23rd, 1921.
Mary A. Stine,
estate or interest in the real estate to the S. W. corner of said lot 2,
tions, the cow having been tested people will get the significance of e.ery ration throughout the entire
executrix of the estate described herein, the above named
Thence Easterly along the South
officially 15 times during the 12 the fact that Oregon’s new world ysar.
of John 11. Moran, defendants:
boundary
of said lot 2, which is
months by 12 different testers, and champion had to beat another great
deceased.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE also the North line of a road or
the last test at the close of the Oregon cow in ordt r to w in the title.
B. F. Swope, Attorney.
Arthur Susee whose parents live
OF OKFOON: You are hereby re­ street, a distance of 14.6 feet,
quired to appear and answer the more or less, to a line parallel to
complaint filed against you in the the center line of the said Highway
above entitled suit and court, with­ Street and 30 feet distant there,
in six weeks from the date of the from, measured Easterly along the
first publication of this summons, radius of a curve in the said center
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to-wit:— on or before the first day line;
of October, 1921, and if you fail so
Thence Northeasterly along a
to answer the said complaint, for curve of 447.5 feet radius, to the
want thereof the plaintiffs will ap­ righj, parallel to the center line of
ply to said court for the relief in the said proposed street or high­
said complaint demanded, viz: That way, a distance of 102.5 feet, more
all adverse claims of defendants be or less, to the point of beginning
determined by a decree of said of the said curve;
court; that the defendants have no
Thence North 27 deg. 50 min.
claim or estate in said premises, and
Fast,
parallel to the center line of
that the plaintiffs are the owners in
the
said
street, a distance of 272.1
h // -fin, «TV z
fee simple of said premises, and
feet,
more
or less, to the point of
that the defendants be forever en­
lieginning;
and
containing 0.436 of
joined from asserting any claim to
said premises adverse to plaintiffs, one acre, more or less.
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Also, all that part of the proper­
and that plaintiffs have such other
,
and different relief as to equity ty of the Lucy Foster-Leonard es­
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seemeth just: that defendants be tate in lots 1, 6, and 7 in Block 16
required to set forth the nature of in the city of Monmouth, Polk
their claims in their answer to said county. Oregon, included within a
complaint: that said premises in strip of land 60 feet wide, being 30
said complaint described, are de­ feet on each side of the center line
scribed as follows therein to-wit: - of the proposed “ Highway Street” ,
Beginning at the S. E. corner of as surveyed over and across said
lot 1 in block 11 in the Town of property which is more particular­
là
Monmouth, Polk county, Oregon; ly described as follows,, to-wit—
and running thence North 24 feet;
Beginning at a point where a line
thence West 82J feet; thence South parallel to the center line of the
24 feet; thence East 824 feet to the said Highway street and 20 feet
place of beginning.
distant therefrom, measured West­
This Sun mons, by order of the erly along the radius of a curve in
Hon. H. H. Belt, Judge of the the said center line, intersects the
above entitled Court, made and dat­ Fast boundary of said lot 1 in said
ed at Chambers in the city of Dal­ block 16, which is also the West
las, Oregon, on the 17th day of line of Knox street said point being
August, 1921, is served upon you distant 97.2 feet, more or less,
by publication thereof for a period measured Southerly from the N. E.
of six consecutive weeks prior to corner of said lot 1;
the 1st day of October, 1921, in the
Thence Southwesterly along a
Monmouth ^Herald, a'weekly news­ curve of 447.5 feet radius, to the
paper of general circulation, pub­ right, parallel to the center line of
lished at Monmouth in said Polk said Highway street, a distance of
153.8 feet, more or less, to the end
County.
The date of the first publication of the said curve;
Thence South 27 deg. 50 min.
of this Surr.m >ns is August 19,
1921. The date of the last pub­ W., a distance of 88.1 feet, moie
lication will l>e September 30th, or less, parallel to the center lir.e
of said proposed Highway street,
1M1.
to the West boundary of the East
B. F, Swope
half of asid lot 6 in said block 16;
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
Thence Southerly along the said
Independence, Oregon.
West boundary of the FaBt half of
N o tice of A p p o in tm e n t o f V iew ­ «id lot 6 in said block 16, seven
and one tenth feet, more or less to
e rs
Notice is hereby given that the the South boundary of said lot 6;
Thence Easterly along said South
common council of the city of Mon
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-y,
mouth, Oregon, did. on the 2()th boundary of said,lot 6,lin|said block
day of Septemlier, 1921, duly ap 16, 63.6 feet, more or less, to a
point J. L. Murdock, J. S. Fuller line parallel to the center line of
and G. T. Boothby, three disinter said Highway street and 30 feet
M
ested freeholders of the city of Mon distant therefrom, measured East­
mouth, as Viewers to make an as­ erly at right angles, to the point of
sessment of the damages and bene­ intersection being 19 feet distant,
fits to the premises over which the more or less, measured Westerly
proposed new street, to be known from the S. E. corner of said lot 6;
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If you want to .see some i eri style and distinctive patterns
and designated as “ Highway
Thence North 27 deg. 50 min.
street, and to determine how much E. a distance of 43 feet, more or
come to us. The fabrics arc exceptionally fine.
less valuable, if any, the lands and less, parallel to the center line of
All of the new Fall Styles arc here in all the newer weaves,
premises over which the same is to said Highway street, to the East
lie laid out and established will be boundary of said lot 6 in block 16,
patterns and models and r.i every regular or extra proportioned
rendered by reason of the establish­ Thence nor;herly along the east
size.
ment of said new street, and for boundary of said bh>ck 16 which is
You can not help but like these Fall suits because with all
that purpose said viewers will meet also the West line of Knox street,
on Saturday the 22nd day of Octo- a distance of 194.3 feet more or
their goodness they are so f a v o r a b ly priced.
l»er, 1921, at 9 o’clock in the fore­ less, to the point of beginning,
noon of said day, and for such other and containing 0 177 of one acre,
duties as may devolve upon them as more or less.
such viewers: That the following is
Notice is further gixen to all
the description of said proposed persons claiming damages by rea­
street as the same will be establish­ son of the appropriation of said
ed and laid out or. the premises of property for said new street, to file
A. & C. M. Parker in Lot 2 Bent­ their claim or claims prior to Octo-
ley Addition to the city of Mon­ l»er 22nd, 1921, being the time sp-
C. P BISHOP, P ro..
mouth, Polk county, Oregon, to- pointed as aforesaid for the meet­
The Home of Oregon ir le Virgin Wool Products.
w it:- All that part of the property
of A. ft C. M. Parker in said lot ing of said viewers.
Done by order of the C< mm on
No. 2, and lot 6, Block 16 in said
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Council.
city of Monmouth, included within
J. J. Williams. City Recorder.
a strip of land 60 feet wide, bfing
j to « t o
30 feet on each side of the center Monmouth, Oregon, Sept. 20, 1921
line of “ Highway Street" as sur-
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