Newberg graphic., July 01, 1920, Image 6

ATTORNEY AT LAW
CLARENCE BUTT
THE HIGH SCHOOL
the civic and municipal affaire of
AGRICULTURE NOTES «aid tows.
Notice o f Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, B. F. Alumhaugh, as
administrator of the estate of Isaiah
Shell deceased, has filed his final
account df the administration upon
Mid estate. In the County Oourt of
Yamhill County, State o f Oregon,
and said Court has appointed the
17th day of July. A. D. 1920, at the
hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon
of said day at the County Court
room In the Court House at Igc
Mlnnvllle, Yamhill County, Oregon,
as the time and place for the final
hearing o f said final account and
for the final settlement of Mid
estate.
*
Now, therefore, all persona Inter*
ested In Mid estate are hereby noti­
fied and required to be and appear
at Bald time and place so appointed
for the hearing of Mid final account
and then and there show cause if
any exists why Mid final account
should not be allowed and approved,
said estate forever and finally set
tied and said administrator dis­
charged and his bondsmen exoner­
ated.
Dated this 15th day of June, A.
D. 1920.
B. F. Alumhaugh,
Admlnstrator of Mid estate.
Vinton ATooae,
Attorneys or Mid Mtate.
First Issue June IT.
Last Issue July 16.
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j 18. The club would be organised
1. "The chief lesson in life la, thia summer, and would be primarily
that Industry, application and in- for the consideration and discUo|loa
telligence combined are neceoary to of farm management and general
success, and that some sacrifice of municipal
improvement matters.
our natural inclination to takt Will you not think it over, and g irt
things easy is necessary if we want us the benefit of your opinion?
to accomplish anything.
Those
Oliver F. Kilham.
who wish to take things easy do not Director Agriculture Department,
need any oducation to do It.”
Newberg High School.
2. "When
both
father
and
;
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mother have the time and surplus
STOCK NOTES IKON
energy to devote to the Joy of liv­
Piaetleo la all
THE CARLTON SENTINEL
all
ing, as well as to making a living,
the youth on the farm will see the
Ed Cary, of Carlton, Oregon's
independence of rural life and that noted Jersey breeder, has returned
all that goes with It has much to during the last few days front A trip
attract."
to Eastern points, where he attend
K H . UTTER, D. H. D.
3. "With
economic
freedom ed a number of important cattle
comes quickly social equality.”
sales.
At Lowell, Massachusetts,
Mr.
Carey
purchased a young Jersey
4. One step in advance for the
bull
and
five
heifers, for which he
farmer
was
made
when
Hon.
E.
T.
Offim over Hist Wstiaual
Meredith was made Secretary of the paid approximately $2,000.
Office
W -
United States Department of Agri-
C. H. Graves lost Qne of his vttttr
m
culutre.
able registered Jersey cows recently,
o » o » » » o » o o g gaaa< ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦$
5. Secretary Meredith is a long­ its death resulting from the lodging
headed business man with not only in Its heart of a piece of wire, sharp
p i l f M l W I t W I l W I I » » » * » > back bone to enable him to adhere at both ends, which the cow bad
to “ the .truth," but also the ability swallowed. He performed a post
to assemble facts and figures mortem and found the wire com­
(proof) to back up requests and de­ pletely buried In the heart. He be­
mands and convince Congress and lieves the cow got the wire in her
others that he is right, thus getting feed, She lived for more than a
what he goes after.
month after swallowing the wire.
Phones
6.
A
a
farmers,
each
individual
Office, White 22; Rea. Rod 128
among us must have somewhat of
Sixty Million Chairs Made.
this Meredith ability it we would
Sixty million chairs have been man­
succeed. As Rabbi Stephen S. Wise' ufactured in Gardner. Mas«., since the
Notice of Guardian’! Sale
says, we must "continue to think industry was first established in that
Notice la hereby given that the
individually, but we must act collec­ town, a century ago.
undersigned guardian, pursuant to
tively— co-operatively.” That is the
air order of the County Court of
one and only solution to the farm­
Executor’s Notice
Yamhill County, Oregon, duly made
er's present problem— intelligent,
Notice is hereby given that the and entered In the matter of the
voluntary co-operation.
undersigned, Hans F. Nelson, baa guardianship of the estate of James
7. Note this: “ The population of been duly appointed executor o f the Lloyd Sawyer and Paukner Buttress
farmers in the United States as a last Win and Testament o f Anne Sawyer, non-resident Minors, on the
whole is approximately 35 per cent Katrine Nelson, deceased, by the ninth day of April, 1920. will from
of our total census.” As farmers, County Court of Yamhill County, and after the 0th day of July. 1920,
our lack of economic and social class Oregon, and has qualified.
at his office at United States Na­
prestige would seem to be “ an out­
Now, therefore, all persons hav­ tional Bank of Newberg, Newebrg,
standing index of restricted em­ ing claims against the estate of Oregon, offer for sale and sell at
ployment of power in rural social Anne Katrine Nelson, thé same per­ private sale for cash in hand, sub­
organization."
son* as and also know£ by the name ject to confirmation of the above
8. The farmer Is a “ manufac­ of Annie Catherine Nelson and Anna named Court, all the right title and
turer of foods in bulk, comparable K. Nelson, deceased, are notified interest of each of Mid Minors tto
with the manufacturer of cotton and required to present the same and to the following described prem­
with the proper vouchers, duly ver­ ises: ,
cloth" or any other product.
1. Lots 10. 11, and 12, in Block
9. As a class we as farmers must ified, to the undersigned executor
organize for co-operative purposes at his residence in the City of New- One In Deskins’ Fourth Addition to
Yamhill
County.
Oregon, the Town of Newberg, Yamhill
that our collective power may be berg,
within
six
months
from
the
date of County, Oregon.
used that justice may be had for
2. Beginning at the Southwest
this
notice.
W U W U V U w W w V W U W W W W V W W W W W W W producer, . dealer
and consumer.
corner
of Lot 9 in Block One, Des>-
Dated
this
24th
day
o
f
June,
1920.
The responsibility rests with us ab­
klns'
Fourth
Addition to the Town
Hans
F.
Nelson,
solutely, and we cannot do other
than shoulder It and “ make good.” Executor of the last Will and Tes­ of Jiewberg in Yamhill County, Or­
tament of Anne Katrine Nelson, egon: thence East, parallel with
10. Did we say the farmer was
Office over First Natl. Bank Bid.
the North Line of said Block One,
deceased.
a "manufacturer?”
Read this:
P hones
120 feet: thence North SO feet:
Clarence Butt,
“ The export business in agricultur­
Office White 49. Home Blue 104
thence West, parallel with the
Attorney for Estate.
al products (of the United States)
North Line of said Block, 120 feet,
First Issue June 24.
In 1919 constituted approximately
to West Line of said Lot 9; thence
Last Issue July 22.
55 per cent of all exports.” The
South 50 feet to beginning.
total agricultural exports amounted
3. Lots 7 and 8 in Block 9 in
D r John S. R ankin
to the enormous sum of $4,250,-
Administrator’ s Notice
Deskins’ Second Addition to the
0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .
PHYSICIAN gad SURGEON
Notice is hereby given that the Town of Newberg, in Yamhill Coun­
11. We must have the forward undersigned, Willard D. Hall, has ty, Oregon, saving and excepting,
Office «ver V. S Nstioasl
look.
We must realize that our been duly appointed administrator therefrom, the following described
present and future prosperity de­ of- the estate of Arthur Hall, de­ part thereof:
Office Phone Black 171
Beginning at the
pends in large measure upon foreign ceased. by the County Court of Northeast corner of said Lot 8 and
Residence Phone Gray 171
markets. We must encourage any­ Yamhill County. Oregon, and has running thence South along East
thing and everything looking toward qualified.---------- ---------------------------- line thereof, 45 feet; thence West
bigger and better markets of this
Now, therefore, all persons hav­ 100 feet, parallel with the North
kind. Total- dependence upon local ing claims against the estate of said line of said lots; thence North 46
I DR. THOS. W . HESTER $ consumption (consumption in the
Arthur Hall, the same person as and feet, parallel with the East line of
t Physician and Surgeon } U. S. A.) will always mean over whose full name was Arthur T. Hall, said lot 8; thence East to the place
and consequent low deceased, are notified and required of beginning.
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Office in Dixon Building
* production
% PR O«.. O f f * . W h .t . 11. R C O r u l , 1! i
prices to the farmer:
to present same, properly verified,
Dated this 3rd day of June, 1920
12. «As a class we must be better to the undersigned administrator at
S. L. Parrett,
I NEWBERG - - OREGON «
the office of Clarence Butt in New­
Guardian of estate of said Minors.
« a * * * * * * * * « a e e o o a a æ * * * * * * business men. We must avail our­
selves.
either
individually
or berg Yamhill County, Oregon, with­ First Issue, June 3.
through our organizations, of all in six months from the date of this Last Issue. July 1.
possible sources of information as notice.
E. A . ROMIG, M. D. to market conditions. This data is Dated this 17th of June, 1920.
oa oa o w o ^ o w o a o w o b o a o a o a * *
Willard D. Hall,—
necessary to success. -
Physician and Surgeon
13. The United States Depart­ Administrator of the estate of Ar­
thur Hall, deceased.
ment of Agficulture, Bureau of
FOUNDATIONS
Clarence Butt,
Markets,
located^
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{
Washington,
D.
’SHHrwood,
-
Oregen
BUILDING PIERS,
Attorney for estate.
C., has agents all over our country
PORCH FLOORS,
and the world gathering facts and First Issue June 17.
STEPS,, WALKS, Etc
t i g t h a t
j o u a n d x j . 1?***
ua jM>y - —
JOHN G R OF F
may use for analysis.
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DR. I. M BLOMW1CK
Phone Blue 149________
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Newberg
Graphie
does
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14. We, as business men, must
CHIROPRACTOR
job
printing.
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have at our disposal certain deduc­
tions and conclusions drawn from
analysis of said facts and figures.
C K »M o g a a «q c K iC 9 ffl«g a o g C H a c H ra o o c fc C9 c g c ^ ^
Then, and then only, are we in a
Tint it
powHfoe collectively arid indlvidually-
N ewberg, Oregon
to approximately—determine what
our future Immediate business pol­
icy will be.
15. Somebody
says:
“ Fiddle!
HODSON Sc ELLIOTT
those dry old figures mean nothing
to ms. I can’t make head nor tail
W ereT S eit-T R ey
must be Interpreted truthfully for -
T R Y ^ a ND g r a in
I m i P w I ks TQS m i EH t-2 Fat *
0 4 - 0 — HA R—-BW 116. R—, 6 the farmer, by some one, If he Is
OF MILL F in d ) AND POULTRY SUFFUBB
ever to come into hie own where
dollars and cents are concerned,
m
NEWBERG,
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which really menas, socially, to.
• 16. The banker must do it and
does It dally. So does the manufac­
turer. So does every capable and
LIVE STOCK AND
successful
business man. Until the
Renerai Farm Sales
farmer or his agent does it, the
farmer as a business man U inef­
ficient. Send a postal to Washing­
Blue 7« Farm 19 a 96
é » W M M e » » e e M H e M » e e e » $ ton and get “ The Market Reporter.”
17. We would ask from New­
berg farmers, through the Graphic,
Cnuaty Abstract Ce for ezpereeeion of opinions as to the
deslre*for, and feasibility of, organ­
0. M. GIBMN, Mgr. B
izing "The Newberg, Oregon, Farm­
m ij a betonet l e e k is* j ers Clabu’* Newberg is known as
a “ fanners’ tow s." Newberg farm­
• Ti
ers sheuM take a keen interest in
Will prattle« in all the courta of the
«tata.
Special attention given to
Pregate work, the writing of guada
mortgages, contract« and tha draft
lag o f all papera. Newberg. Oragta.
Office, Second floor In Union Block.
C. R. CHAPIN
LAW YER
DENTIST
Dr« H. C. Dixon
DENTIST
Cement Contractor g
—
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AUCTIONEER i:
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Newberg Steam Laundry i
Phone White Í 12
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¿/se Our
M adeoghe
y o u WONT LOSS YOUR TEMPER WHEN YOU USE
OUR CUTLERY. IT IS EVENLY TEMPERED. IT IS NOT
SO SOFT THAT IT WILL SOON LOSE ITS EDGE. NOR
SO BRITTLE THAT IT WILL "NICK.”
OUR CUTLERY IS "MADE IN AMERICA.”
WHENEVER YOU THINK CUTLERY OR ANYTHING
ELSE IN THE HARDWARE LINE TOMMY TINKER’S
SMILING FACE WILL MAKE YOU THINK OF OUR
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OUR PRICES ARE LOW.
OUR HARDWARE IS THE BEST, IT STANDS THE TEST
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TH E H O M E OF F L O W E R S
; SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS—Plants in pots, cyclamens,
• (fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes* gerani-
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