HALSEY ENTERPRISE
VOL. 9, NO. 14
HALSEY, LINN COUNTY,
OREGON,
JULY
A NEAR TRAGEDY
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HALSEY STATE BANK
H A LSE Y , O R E G O N
» Capital and Surplus $34,000
In terest paid on time certificates of deposit
W e invite your banking business
C. II. KOONTZ, Pres.
I). TAYLOR. Vice-Pres.
B. M. BOND. Cashier
T h e F irs t Savings B ank of A lb a n y .O re go n
‘WHERE SAVINGS ARE SAFE’
la a good place to deposit your saving». 4 percent interest on savings
account* that run three niunths. si« r lontha or a year. Interest paid
aemi-annually.
Smith Bros.’ Market
Fresh and Cured Meats Always Or.
Hand. Also Other Meats in Season.
from the shock.
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Oregon Jerseys Win High Hon
ors in B utterfat Awards
But often makes the only impression others get of him
When former comrades meet, there is a lot of personal .aH.fwt.on if your
clothes inspire the question
t
Your answer, if you wear the best quality-value possible to se
cure anywhere, is of course
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tyrice
if- Co.
TAILORING-TO individual measure
There is a personal style for you in both fashion and fabric—at
the right price.
J u re C u p id 's Busy Month
P ric e ro f llay and W ag-s to Be
Fixed July 16th
50 acre farm
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.50
Total per acre $35.25
Income per acre, estim ating
the yield at 2 tons pet acre
and at the present price of
*
$ l l ) .U t ) .............................
15 25
N et loss to fanner, per acre
,
W e H ave
EVERY THING
O ptical
E Y E S T R A IN
.
Is the Cam e of Matty
HUMAN ILLS
? If your eyes give you trouble
glasses ire annoying
P hillip \ SEE your
US. We can Relieve You
L. C. M erriam and eon
left S aturday for Rogue River to
spend the F ourth with Mrs. •M er
riam and Guy.
J
I Bancroft Optical Co.
t
jlJ 1st St. W. Albany. Phene 461
H ARVEST
IS H E R E
So are R epairs, B in d in g T w in e and B ale T ie s
ready fo r y o u r service.
Iu a recently com piled report of
le medal awards for 1920 t s ted Mowing Machines, Rakes and Binders.
One Set of
y the A m erican Jersey C attle
Work Harness 2nd hand—price right. Get a Knife
m b, seventy -one Jersey cows cum-
Grinder
and s a v e time. We have Pum ps on hand;
eted records for the year with a
pitcher
ami force pumps. .Come early while the
roduction of over 700 pounds of
utter fat within the year on au- line is full and you can get what you want.
jenticated test. Of the ten bigb
G W M O R N H IN W E G IM P L E M E N T S T O R E
it tecords made .in the year, five
ete made by Oregon cows w ith
u Hveragw production of 896.38
ounds of fat
Heading the list of breeders of
aedal winners is J. M Dickson &
ion of Shedd with seven to their
reilit, followed by G. G- H ew itt
if Independence With four, Ed
Jarey of C arlton with three and
) Pickard and E. J. F arnham of
darion w ith two.
In the list of
ires represented by m edal wtuning
laughters, V ale n tin e ’s Ashburn
daronet, the Dickson herd sire,
anks first, credited w ith five,
Kind* Lad of 8 . B., the H ew itt i
m il, second w ith four. Poppy St. I
Mawes, with two m edal winners, '
is tied for th ird place with an e a s t - ;
urn bull and 3 t. Mawes; of A sh
b u rn, al»o a Dickson sire, is o n e'
of four in fourth place w ith two
gold medal daughters.
G olden f t Bulk Cocoa 20c lb, 21b 35c, 51b 75c, 101b$1.40.
Glow's Chief ranks fifth with one f t B est’G rade P e a n u t B u tte r 12 l-2c lb, 51b 60c,
gold and one silver medal to his
101b $1.10.
credit. T h u s an Or*«on hull ap
pears in the first five places in the
list of producing sires for 1920.
Ten cows by reason of superior
perform ance, won more th a n one
(Continued on second page.)
A Full Line of Dr. Hess’ Dip and
* Disinfectant, and Fly Chaser which
/bis appropriate at this season.
«
Straw and Cloth Hats
SFor warm weather. Also SHOES
$ for the whole Family.
^Something Special
.f
M. V. KOONTZ CO.
$1.50 PER YEAR
1921
Ju n e has been a m onth of m ar
riages in Lion county, according to
IN HALSEY SUNDAY Owing to the fact th a t less th a n
figures given out for the last eight
ten percent of th e F arm B ureau years by the county clerk. In th a t
Auto Ifadly Damaged and Occu members were present a t th e spe tim e 284 licenses to wed have l»een
cial meeting called for Ju n e 29th to gran ted « For the sam e period qnly
pants Shaken Up. No One
consider prices of hav and wages, 20 divorce com plaints have been
Seriously H urt
Ihe consideration of these ques tiled.
W hat cam e u ar proving a very tions was deferred to July 16llt,
June of 1914 is the leading m onth
aetious accident happened at H ‘l- when a meeting of L inn County of the eight with a to ta l of 42 licen
rey Sunday »s tta in s Sos. 14 and thre-her utien is called to consider ses, and only four divorce com
17 were passing. No. 17. a local, wages anti prices for threshing i plaints. 1915 follows w ith 38 mar"
lunl taken th e siding and was ptlll- grain for the season,
riage licenses and tw o divorce
l » out when No. 14. from the
S. G. T alia, as a basis on which com plaints.
south came along. The la tte r is a Io sell hay, has subm itted the fol
Last m onth there were 32 licen
through tra in and does not ordi lowing fignres which he states is a ses issued while only two divorces
narily stop. Ju st as the last car close estim ate on the cost of produc were asked for, putting 1921 in
of No. 17 cieared the road crossing tion.
th ird place in C upid’s batting av
at the south side of the depot the Interest on land at $100 per a. $8.09 erage. luns for tit* o ther years
autom obile of B ennett W ilhelm of Depreciation on horses, im
with the m arriages and divorce
Monroe, cam e along and proceed
com plaints are:
plem ents. buildings, fences,
ed onto the crossing. A t this in-
taxes and interest on sam e 4 00 1916, 26 m arriages and five divorces
slant No. 14 was along side the Cost of seed per a for this crop 4.00 I 1917, 23 m arriages and six divorces
eth er tra in which hid it from the Sowing seed and application
: 1918, lS m a rria g a s and two divorces
view of H enry V incent, driver of
of land plaster
- - - • 1 25 1919. 28 m arriages and three d i
vorces, and 1920, 27 m arriages and
the W ilhelm car, and the presence 1921 estim ate cost haling per
four divorces asked for.
.if which the driver was not aware
ton $3.25 at two tons per a 6.50
'1 he mo t licenses issued on any
u n til several parties standing hv C utting, shocking, raking,
one day d u ring the m onth was on
the depot iu full view of the situ a
slacking for baler
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- 3.50 Dine 2, 1917 when seven couples
tion made an attem pt To avert a H ulling hav to m arket, w are
were issued licenses
Ju n e 22,
terrible catastrophe. J. W B ram
house, or ears
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- 3.50 tliis year, comes next w ith five
The total receipts for th e county
well m anaged to make himself Sinking fund for failure of
clerk’s ollioM last m onth were
heard by the driver, who «topp d
crop, caused by insects or
$500 10 and for May $310.25,
the car just as the front wheels
morense
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- 4 00 showing considerable
dam aged by l ain
business of the office last m onth.
went onto the track in front of the Insurance on horses, im pie-
—Albany H erald.
I'lCnmotive, and before the mu-
i ents and buildings for a
;iiine could ho backed off Ihe pilot
if the locomotive struck th e front
u r t of the m achine, throw ing it
nick over the siding it had crossed,
l iie car, line new W illy» 6, was
n d ly dam aged.
Th« left front
itheel was crushed and the fram e
work of the m achine bent badly
tilt of line.
The occupants of the car were
Mr. and Mrs. B ennett W ilhelm
imi little sou, M is. W R. Good-»
m in, M rs W ilhelm ’s m other, and
Henry Vincent, Mr. W ilhelm 's
nephew, the d tiv e r, all of whom
■ecntetl u n h u rt.
Mr. W ilhelm
was badly shaken ami nervous
CLOTHES MAY NOT MAKE THE MAN
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D. H. STURTEVANT.