THE MONMOUTH HERALD, MONMOUTH. OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1924
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RICHARD B. SWENSON
Editor & Publisher
MONMOUTH, OREGON
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Anyone able to detach himself a
bit is bound to extract considerable
interest in watching the moves now .
a.id introduction of vocal music ap­
pealed to us immensely, at the same '
time we tensed that it was neither
solemn nor sedate and that a jocular
reference to it would be both fitting ;
and appropriate.
See what follows:
In the mail we get a letter from
some person who evidently thinks
that anything in the jazz line should
inspire one to awe and wonder, b u t1
who did not have the courage to sign
his or her name to the communication.
Since the letter was rather pointless
anyway; since there was no differ­
ence o f opinion over this particular
entertainment, and since no news­
paper publishes anonymous letters,
we leave the rest to the imagination
of the reader.
Student Headquarters
Books, Stationery
Magazines
Special Magazine clubbing rates
Warm drinks and Lunches
Confectionery and Tobacco
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MORLAN&
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•• complete Confectionery and Book Store
Don’t forget the Valentine Party i
ft *eln*
on the
at the Christian church. Friday even­
's» board in Washington. We are, in its ing February 8.
sense a government by par­
* freest
ties and it natuiaily follows that
ft each party must take advantage of
the errors and troubles of the oppo­
ft sition. Thin skinned party men are
apt to writhe under the punishment,
ft and to charge the opposition with
being unfair, but they forget the de­
Thursday, Ferbuary 7th, 1924
ft light they had in pressing every
On thi« day we will have a factory expert here to explain
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the superior construction and wonderful skimming qual­
ft chance for an advantage when the
tables were reversed. For after all,
ities of the Ball-bearing Primrose Cream Separator. He
ft except in grave cases of emergency EXAMPLE COUNTS FOR MUCH
will clean, free of charge any Primrose separator brought
ft when public safety demands some­
to our atore that day. If there are any repairs to be made
thing different, politics is only a When One Citizen Makes Exterior of j^SHSESESES2S?5E5SSH5aSESESE52SHSZSESESESEE2SESESESESESESESESZSESZS2S2Sj
he will gladly install such and explain any points not
Home Attractive, Others Will
ft game played for the stakes o f polit­
clearly understood about successful cream separation. If
Be Found to Follow.
ical
power;
a
game
of
skill
perhaps,
you are interested in bettering your monthly cream check
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* but a game in which chance also en­
it will pay you to attend.
A systematic effort has been made
ters.
* ; | Its ends often hinge, like a trial for several years in Cass county, Tex.,
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by the home-demonstration agent to
in the courts, on the principles of Inspire a greater love for him through
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right and justice, modified by the making it more attractive on the ex­
* ability of opposing council to take ad­ terior us well aa on the Interior. As a
IN D E P E N D E N C E , O R E G O N
vantage o f every circumstance and rule where one family makes the yard
McCORMICK-DEERING DEALERS
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% oversight to win for his own clients attructive with plantings and gives
the house a fieshenlng coat of paint
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i As in a ball game which with varying or whitewash, others In the community
fortune has ambled along until the
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soon follow.
“ psychological” seventh inning is
Emphasis has been placed on neat­
reached. Then a batting rally occurs ness and sultuble plantings which
the opponents become unsteady, fum would be possible for even the simplest
ble and boot the ball and are lost in home. Trlmnesa can he achieved at
an avalanche o f hits Champion teams small expense If fences, gates, and
have enough cool headed men in their steps are kept In repair. Vines, flow­
ranks who are able to overcome these ers, grassy lawns, trees, window boxes
rallies and hurl back the opposition and flower beds cost relatively little If
Veteran leaders recall the weakness the members of the family are all will­
ing to do their share In planting and
of individual players and play against
caring for them. The extension work­
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their weakness just as the Democrat­ er has brought out these points In 'SZ5a5E5ZSE52S?5?-5?.5? sasZ5ZSZ‘^5'a5E5SSHSHSZ5S£2SE52SE52S252S25ZS2SZSZ5?
ic senators are striking at Denby encouraging the rural people to Im­
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and Daugherty. Real ability is tested prove the outsides of their homes.
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by adversity which develops resource
The United States Department of
fulness and physical stamina. Four Agriculture has received a report stat­
years ago quite similar attacks were ing that since home beantitication work
Liability and Surety Bonds
being launched against the Wilson started In the county four years ago
administration to which the assaults there has been the greatest Interest In
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resulted in rout and disaster. It will a better understanding of artistic plant­
ing. Instead of the former lilt or ui;ss
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be interesting to note whether a sim­ color masses of flowers, there Is con­
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ilar fate will fall to the Republicans siderable harmony. Many yard and
in the coming campaign.
box plants are seen everywhere, even jg Monmouth
Oregon
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In the poorest negro homes. There has
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been an annual flmver show at the
“ I shot an arrow into the air” said Hughes Springs community. This year
Longfellow, “ It fell to earth I knew there was both a rose show and a
not where.”
And it may be added chrysanthemum show in the county.
that when it comes to launching
Several women are making a successful
news item in the air there is no telling business of selling boxes, plants, slips,
where it will land nor what will be its •eeds, vines, and rustic stands. In
N o matter what your plans may be we
reception. Jnst to illustrate! Once cases where It has not been possible
on
a time and in another place the to paint, the home has been white­
can supply you with best material at lowest
washed. More homes are being re­
editor observed a gang o f telephone
modeled. painted, and screened than
men
at
work
placing
poles,
and
doing
prices.
PERHAPS BURGLARS OR A FIRE
•ver before.
the work with amazing deliberation
HAVE NOT VISITED YOUR HOME, BUT
and lack of team organization. For
Bird Protaction Good Insurance.
IF THEY SHOULD
COME
THEY
instance, one huge pole was planted
The bird-lovers of Brandon, Man..
in four different locations before its
Oregon Fir and Hemlock Lumber,
WOULD GET ALL YOUR MONEY AND
• re enjoying this summer the fruit of
final resting place was reached. This their forethought by arranging with
Lath, Shingles, Lime, Cement, etc.
VALUABLES.
DO NOT BE ONE WHO
inspired the reporter to break into the authorities to have the fair­
rhyme
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follows:
grounds set apart as a bird sanctuary.
LOCKS THE STABLE AFTER THE
Estimates cheerfully furnished.
It is admirably ndapted, by Its abun­
Behold the pole, the cedar pole;
HORSE IS GONE. PUT YOUR MONEY
dance of trees, skrutdiery, and lakelets,
Observe its resting place today;
WHERE
PREPARATIONS HAVE BEEN
to
attract
and
retain
a
great
variety
Tomorrow it may wander off
of birds: and as they fltvd themselves
MADE FOR PROTECTING IT NOT ON­
And rest a space across the way.
safe within Its precincts more and
LY FROM FIRE AND BURGLARY, BUT
Behold the man, the limber man.
more will take advantage of the situ­
Who leans, unaided, on the fence, ation. This 1« an example— fortunate­
FROM YOUR OWN EXTRAVAGANCE.
L. W. Waller, Manager
ly not alone— of w hat should' be done
And every time he moves it costs
IT WILL BE SAFE IN OUR BANK.
by every community that can offer the
His grasping bosses, fifty cents.
PLACE YOUR DEEDS AND VALUABLE
birds anything of the sort. This is
The whole crew invaded the news­
not only one more argument for the
PAPERS IN OUR SAFETY DEPOSIT
paper office.
You might think they general policy of setting aside park
BOXES.
came to wreak vengeance and proba­ spaces within or near even a small
bly slaughter the whole force!
Not town, bait It has the additional value
so.
They were pleased, tickled, their of setting up a permanent destructive
vanity was touched.
It seems a fel­ agent against the armies of insects
Men’s Suits, Overcoats, Sweaters
low workman had been discharged that prey on village gardens and city
Ladies’ Suits, Dresses, Sweaters
the day before and they thought he parka aa well as on the crops of the
was the butt.
They bought all the rural agriculturist. Many birds is the
beet Insurance.
M O N M O U TH , OREGON
Give me an order and be convinced.
extra copies there were in the shop
and sent marked issues to their
The Old Gardener Says.
Off .cert —IRA. C. POWhLL. P res . J. B. V. BUTLER. V ice P res .
friends.
rm it trees in the home garden are
T. J. W ED EKIN D
Monmouth Ore.
F. E. CHAMBERS, C ashier ; C. C. POWELL, A sst C ashier
Here is the contrast:
At the com­ worth more attention than they ever
mercial club banquet last week we were before, because the country’s
Director* J H V B U T IJR , CHAIRMAN;
WM. RIDDELL.
took genuine enjoyment in listening •apply of froit la not keejdng pace
I. M. SIMPSON. G. A. CONN. D. R. RIDDELL. IRA C. POWELL
It la advisable to
to the music by the jax* orchestra. with the demand
Its novelty and its clever variations keep careful watch of newly set trees
and to rub off nny buds which stnrt at
a point where branches obviously will
■at he wanted. Tills thumb pruning,
j New C c ru a n Chancellor W as W ar Plotter Her
you come to us for relief.
aa It 1* -called, can be kept up ad­
£
Dr rtj/r.rica F. Albert, wbo la
vantageously TVr several years, and
• new cabinet In Ger-
W e can make you comfortable.
ao other cutting will be needed unless
T n e v « an t ju e e m * c o m *
ii'xpy
,ii li>U a privy coun­
branches have developed which cross
cilo r to tb- German Ministry of
CVCLE« -
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I sell nothing but good shoes.
No paper soles in
each other or which have been broken.
the Interior, and became one of
—-dll change.
m ostly
t R Y * cycl « s !
m> stock.
Call and look them over.
the lest-kuov’ c Germ ana in Amer-
l<-a He came to New York aa the
Oils, Polishes, Shoe Strings
representa»'.’ v A the “Central
Has Dsns Splendid Work.
Purcbaala* O m p a c y a n d took
Dr W. A McKeever's dream of
Heavy and Light W eight Socks
charge of the Gerfi'u propaganda
making Aio etican cities and commu-
which srst d.*rec.Ad ;ta Are against
Gloves and Notions
■Itiee hegVer place* In which to live
American newspapers and then
brought, w doten new school buildings,
All Harness Goods left I am selling at Cost
upon the Govern,.vent Itself
a hs’ f di ren community welfare cert !
Later hla force* result <* to eva-
First Class Repairing
ter 'oulld ngs aa many new city halla. !
aion of American neutrality law a.
thousatv la of beautiful lawns, mile«
«¡id Anally to open defiance and
violation. It waa proved that he
of pave j streets white ways and more <
advanced money, from the Ger
than Í fty playgrounds and parks to
P ost office block
Phone 6802
man Government to Dr. Rumiey
title« ,n Oklahoma durlnî the better |
to help buy the New York Eve-
eltlew contest conducted there In 11*24
uing Mali He baa held many im-
under his direction, according to Bliss
iwrtant Germ in posts, and at one
Ket'y state editor of the Dally Okla- J
, Mine waa Am a-oador to the U S
bom* n.
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