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THE MONMOUTH HERALD, MONMOUTH, OREGON FRIDAY. JULY 6. 1923
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T h e H erald
Corvallis Editor
Presented with Watch
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r.o-<r tans ma: ter 2>*f»t4«nl
N. R. Moore, who with the first of •
fi ’.fit í*ÍMl  !.:• a *. M‘iRiT-,^tk. ürr*úa. under t :.t
July relinquished the city editorship
let ui H-r. r
of the Corvallis Gazette-Times is an
RIC HARD B
W ENSO »•
all around newspaperman.
In his
Filter êi Publifher
younger manhood it was his business «•
for a number of years to buy up rur.- f t
M O Ì¡M O U T H . O R L G O N
down newspapers, build them up end \
ISSUED EVE;:Y MUDA Y
then sed them. First ar.d ¡a?;
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owned sometrmg ..We a - : A
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DAY. JULY’ 6, 1^23
papers working :n Pennsylvania and 'i
Ohio
ar.d on one occasion in Ma.-yland.,
Sujicr.^Ucn Rates
He not only rejuvenated the news
One year
$2.00
papers but he also put pep in the /t
Six mon
•
towns in which he operated. While
$1.00
this sort of thing yielded him a life of
Three rr.enth* •
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75 cts
novelty and interest, to say nothing
of excitement he says he finally quit i u
it and determined to settle down be - 1
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Mo-.rr itb 'f '.zrgeat and most complete Confectionery and Book Store
cause changing hemes was getting to ^
T h r e is only one person mho tan detide whether you
be a habit with him. He got so he
are to be a success in life or not. That person is YOUR
worked easily and effectively for a
SELF. And the very first determining factor Is—CAN
time and prospered but sooner or la- i
YOU SAVE MONEY?
u - grew dis at.sfied with his fellow
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If >ou can, PROVE IT!
Open a savings Account
citizens and imagined they were dis- j
with this bank tomorrow. $1.00 will do so and obtain a
satisfied with him.
Liberty Bell Savings Bank,the most unique home safe we
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His stay in Corvallis lasted fifteen
have ever seen, in its base is a slot where coins of every
There
is
nothing
,r.at
s.a.nds
still
years
with
one
year
taken
out
o
f
the
auto truck and by
denomination can be dropped—even bills can be inserted.
and while tne tendency is to stick to center of that period which year was
We are holding one for you.
team, within the
■ the old tried methods, nevertheless sP«nt at the Panama-Pacific exposi-
city or out of town.
f we arc to get the most out of life tlon- During the first seven years
Leave order» at Garage
v.e must be ready to adopt new idea- he ’■vas editor and publisher o f the
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when they have proven merit.
The Gazette and he came back after the
most o f the world’s rubber comes exposition to consolidate with the
from the East Indies and there is an Times and start the Daily Gazette-
export tax on ail that is shipped out. . * :me8 on ' ts care*r-
MONMOUTH, OREGON
Chile has a practical monoply on ni-1 During his fifteen years in Corvallis
O ff.cer.-IR A . C. POWfcLL. P res . J. B. V. BUTLER, V ice P res .
'.rates and levies an export tax on it. the city has grown from a town of
F. E. CHAMBERS, C ash ier ; C. C. POWrELL, A sst C ashier
Export taxes are levied on coffee in 2.500 to 7,000 in population. The Ag
Brazil
and potash in Germany, «cultural college has had its greatest
D irectors- J. B. V. BUTLER, C h airm an ;
WM. RIDDELL.
Pennsylvania has a practical monoply Period of growth within that period
I. M. SIMPSON, G. A. CONN, D. R. RIDDELL, IRA C. PqWELL
«n anthracite coal and taxes each ton Incidental to his leaving the city and
o f coal mined for state profit.
The state he resigned as mayor of the
[iron mines of Northern Minnesota *t-ity and as regent of the agricultural
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tr, are unrivaled for ease of operation college
Ci Quality
Service fil¡¡ and Minnesota taxes each ton for As an expression o f the esteem of
(j state funds.
Available timber places hi» fellow townsmen a farewell party
Q Oregon in the same list with other was Arranged for him, a surprise
3 spots on the earth who have unique Party- at which he was presented with
3 natural resources.
As they profit a $160 watch inscribed with his initi -52Sc!5H5H£2SH5c£H£
? through those resources why should; *1* on
outside and with appro- 3
o not Oregon do likewise?
We think ! Priate sentiments on the inside. A 3
g there is merit in Governor Pierce’s ' banquet was spread and laudator} 3
g ! proposal for a severance tax on tim-1 Jornarks made by President Kerr, J 3
W h a t kind? W h y either McCormick or
Liability and Surety Bond*
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31 ber and would like to see it tried out. R- N- Be" and others ard a!1 origional 3
Deering.
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:>oem comemorating the event wai 3
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Dallas has found it difficult to stage read by Prof. E. T. Reed.
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3 a chautauqua for next year. Possibly' Mr. Moore goes to California.
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0 this has come through the plan which
His successor is Myron K. Myers 3
Oregon
3 Monmouth
0 1 has portioned out the tickets among of Portland.
3 the guarantors and forced to sqll [ ,>olato g ro^ e7s working for seed > ¿S25c.cZSÏ5HS?S^r25HS25HScSLS25SSSS25H5H5SSHS25SSHSHS!‘SH5HS25HS25t!J£.,ÎHi;,
¡them to get the amounts o f the guar- ¡certification are asked to join the in
antee back. Some of course had their spector in making field examinations,
tickets sold a short time after they Weak, diseased, and off-type veins arc
received them. But some sold o n ly ,
out tD be dug ar.d removed
one or two tickets and others sacri-1 from the field. Disease ir.cy other
0 ficed, sold them at cut raies, in order wise be spread rapidly from plant t<
0 to get rid of them.
It was promised . plant untl, „ , uch o f the
is dis
a 0 to
the signers for next year that the quaiified. Failure to do the rogu-np
3 ' lcke‘ !' WOUld not be Papc*,«d out tha? at these times will cause rejection ol
3 way again. The next year Chautau- the fieid. _ o . A. C. Ext. Service.
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Q¡company proposed a stay of eight
days, one day, Sunday, having r.o pro
a grams. The guarantee is $lb00.
For Sale— Ivory enamel bedroom
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suite;
bedstead
and m
springs;
table ar.d
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Hail .o the wandering chicken; the chairs; large size heater, almost new,
g happy-go-lucky, sweet little chicken; rug and some other household goods.
g his home is under the briers and his
A • Lange, West Main Street._
Q dooryard is a whole city block.
He Kale plant -$2 per thousand at farm
Genuine McCormick and Deering
C. C. Marks.
j arises early in the morning and sam-'
2t
jplis the lettuce and succulent beet-
repairs for all styles.
For Sale Kale plants 20 cents pet
|top* in the garden. He sing- a song
Pickles. Olives. Salad Dressing
100
George Niggli
o f rapture, rivaling the musical blue
Greenwood Cottage Cheese
jay in the woodlot. He dodges a clod, Wanted:— Men or women to take or-
MONMOUTH
MARKET
Get it from us.
Buy McCormick-Deering Quality Twine
thrown with the speed of a bullet and ders for genuine guaranteed hosier}
J. B. HII.L A SON Proprietors
P. H. JOHNSON
makes for the bed of the everbearing for men, women, and children. Elim-
strawberry. His beak is red with the inate darning.
Salary $75 a week
lifeblood of the strawberry but his full time, $1.50 an hour spare time
weather eye is to the east; likewise to Beautiful Spring line,
the west, north, south and southwest.
INTERNATIONAL
STOCKING
Independence
A club comes whizzing toward him MILLS,
Norristown.
Pa.
McCORMICK- DEERING DEALERS.
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ed and makes for the patch of toma-
Money lo Loan
toes. Green are they. yea. but he likes
rlent>' of “ at 6 Per cent' on cit>
them, second not even to cucumbers. ProP-'rty- I aY us back like rent.
For roughage he feasts uoon
la i w d
upon com- t*0“ 11* *lu,ckl>' nlade if
YOUNG BROS. DAIRY
Monmouth Ave.
! blades. He cares not
whoop for the Long time loans on farms— 6 per
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cuss words that break over him like 1‘ent and ®*'* Ftr cent-
the tide wave* of the ocean. Sweet I G W Lartar' 410 Oregon Bldg
Salem,
Ore.
¡little, cute little chicken.
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If the south road is closed this
Guy Ray who put on the round up sumraer I muat ahip aU wood out
oa the fair grounds in t>alla* this Local people who want wood should
year,and last is a Polk county fartn- get in their orders early.
Second
New Home, New Equipment
Come and see us in our
new quarters
Ice Cream and
Summer Beverages
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You Only Can Decide
a ,
M O R L A N
Monmouth
Meditations
a
&
SON
M O N M O U TH TR AN SFER
First National Bank
COFFIN 4. EGLESTON
Groceries & Provisions
Good Goods and Fair Treatment
C.
C. M u l k e y
&
Son
Will the old machine do it?
If not we have a new one for you
Fire and Accident Insurance
G. W . CHESEBRO
The Standard all over the W orld
Our Bargair Column
They do their work Well
We have the
.
Thomas & Horton
Milk and Cream
of Q u a lity
Your Vacation-
where to spend it
New port
Guaranteed work, Cleaning, Pressing
Tillamook
Beaches
“ Oregon ’s Old Favorite
Resort’*
"Portland’s Popular
Resorts”
Oregon
» aves
Crater
Lake
•'Nature’s
Subte: anean Wonder
land"
"The Saphire Sea of
Silence”
Oregon’s mountain, lake and river resorts
“ Where the cares o f yesterday are soon forgotten”
San Francisco
Portland
''The City Ix>v*J Around
the World”
“ The City of
Roses”
I a > s Angeles
"Cosmopolitan and
Ideal Tourist City"
Low Round Trip Tickets
on Sale all Summer Long
,
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"1 ho,rSem.an,h!r growth fir, oak and maple.
Call at
Men’s Suits, Overcoats, Sweaters
and roping has been developed with house or see Harold Price.
in the past few years and not on the
Ladies’ Suits, Dresses, Sweaters
C. W. Price.
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range.
His venture last year was a
modest one but this year considerable
For Sale
Give me an order and be convinced.
4 lots, fruit and berries, good barn
•Honey was expended in bringing
on paved street. Only $1,000. Terms.
men, women and horsos to Dallas.
T. J. W ED EKIN D
Monmouth Ore.
7 Room house, 3 lots, fruit for
Let me mend your furniture or family use.
One block from paved
I file jrour saws.
J. W. Howell 4t street.
Price $1500.00. Terms.
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A small house and barn on a paved
I
| street.
Price $050.00.
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9-Room House, 5 blocks from Nor
One D oor East o f Post O ffice
mal. Flenty of fruit. Splendid loca
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tion. Price $1500. Terms.
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4 Acres of Land: 6-room house,
A N O B u t t o SOMfiTHlNÓ'
Fruit of all kinds Two block« from
Normal. Price $2150. Good terms.
ttocle -Jcbns ubsfo
New Features
I t , Acre* of Land. 7-room hquse.
Fruit of all kinds.
Fine location.
Price $2150.
1 \ L L , Tourist” Booklets.
Get
your
H om e m ad e C a n d y .
Fresh popcorn
P e a n u ts
San itarily w raop ed bread
Im proved e q u ip m en t fo r lu nch serving
W e bake e v ery th in * we sell.
9-room House, toilet and bath. 2
acres of lsnd. all kinds of fruit. Lo
cated near high school. This is one
o f the best homes in the city.
U D U IT I "Oregon Outdoors" and “ California for the
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A New Location
copy NOW!
A*k Our Agent* for Further f articular* or W’ rt'f«
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent
Portland. Oregon
6 .v|(T* of lsnd. small house, barn. >
fruit.
Close in.
Only $1600. Some
terms.
Southern Pacific Lines
A splendid huy.
7-room house. |
toilet and hath S acre of land. Good!
orchard $2150.
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G. T. BOOTH BY, Real Estate
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Bakery
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Tea
Rose”
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