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About Rural enterprise. (Halsey, Or.) 1924-1927 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1925)
ci- A g rc u ltu re H o rtc u ltu re L iv e s to c k H alsey , o reo g - Partial List of Contents SEPT. 1« . l»?s |N « w . of Halsey.......................... p .ge , M arkets________ A lf o r d ........... ................................. Lake C r e e c ____ . . . 10 Short Grain Crep______ A ll O re g o n ... . . . . . . . hurch Announcement» _. the J u n g le ___ ••••••••••.. t ■ --------- o Washington | Road Body J .i dorsad......... ■ Sunday school lesson.. ........ ■Fashions................................. j y i Z n ? i Fl 7 O r ,M ir t in if R ° * d* x?rap» <>f H u m o r . . . . . . K iner's Lookout, . tragedy’ " Hot .N. Y. P o litic ,. ’ Stunts at Couaty F a i r . . ? ? ? ? Wrestler Praises M ilk The Jungle.................. ■ s tin t of M itch ell Charges.......... io Health....... _ ■Prohibition on T r ia l_______ IPre-A daoiites . . . . ________ |locom e T a x e s _____________ j W hite Woman in T h ib e t.. Two C olum n, on Cooking’ * ” ? M ilita ry A ircraft..................... IV o u r H ealth . . . Daddy 's F airy T ale................. ■Editorial comment ■serial story ............................. Philippine Rubber.........? ............ ? i f < J(" Halsey Happenings 6 new under Jacobson some 14 years n, e fro m C olorado. n nn Cha" ce 1® working in k Mrs. Bert Clark is expected H e a n d ^ m ^ h t at f 10? ™ ' home from her mother’s, at their residence at Cona°ni«UP Lebanon tomorrow. She is L ew days ago COna,llS 3 not at all strong yet and Mary A Smith will be housekeeper L f Vua<L the sLtorV on page 4 while Georgina goes to school a,n , who cures his hay ¿W hH e a . Davidsons DON’T FAIL TO ATTEND THIS YEAR 18 BIG DEPARTMENTS I ramwell took care of their ’’jje and get the advantage of L ,|T sav’ng machinery none p* •««vuinciy 3 __ • I I o ° l th n o e n n ld u __ • . *u e m m a a In l°ne could buy, just Albany's as the weaving once occupy only ing thousands of hand looms is now done in one factory. , , The only - a y we kill sher iffs this county is by shoot OPTICAL PARLORS ing in them. Sheriff Richards car rolled down a bank near e v e r y t h in g o p t ic a l Lebanon Friday with him and Charles Hov in it, and was Bancroft Optical Co. badly smashed, but neither 113 F ,r ,t street, Albany,O r. | man was seriously h u rt ' exclusivt (Continued on page 10) ---www W W W W W VVVW R Preferred Stock • Canned Goods C attle D eparm ent »¡I, play of Poultry in the history of the fair. Products D >airy airy Products A gricultural Im plem ents J Make the test yeurself. Compare Preferred! J‘ '-’»fk with other brands and it will meet with J j "ur discriminating choice J ¡ I referred Stock goods are not packed to meet J ) i r ' l-< V r, IP' are s°ld only to those who ap-g ¡ Precíate first quality. J ¡ L is true some brands are sold cheaper, but ! P her arc sold solely on price appeal. j ' (»f'p* c 10 d ist,il»utcrs of about thirty varieties ? ¡ 01 d e fe rre d Stock goods. 5 M. V. KOONTZ CO. • > Sent OCpi. 22 R* oing -T o m Milla, Coro. edtan-S pesker, R. - m v e .n r tn R r ..„ le o to f Oregon Chamber of I C o c è ^ / ’ 9 Q R - c i n g - J i r u d ^ n R ¡d . _ . , .. “ 7 R»«cee Rune— bucking H xhi- bitiou— .Novelty Jum ping Contest— M ill. Com- e<iy Act M uucal C hair— Roman Race— Stee plechase. 24 Bscing— Polo Stick Colorini M h ib it of Potted Plant, Bnd Cut Flower,. .................... X I '“'" ho”," i' “ ' •« I»' U « I v, J inc’ a«l „d,es Text)le in lL . ’ Ik . on"tile W i l d t i deCr Tx 7. ------va.vu« AU T IO« l"r >b. W . 0Q3 ... I t w ill be a big exhibit this year. . Linn County Schools A great array of all the latent model, of closed and open car.. , m andIIM1rs- Minckley moved to Halsey Friday. Miil’w A,b, ? t a Koo,,tz risited Miss Nora Pehrsson last week. The Pine Grove school will commence September 21 with Miss Undine Dannen of Shedd as teacher. •i Bii?e„Ei e i « er 3 . r ^ ; ; P..1* n Culinary D epartm ent ,b, w„ „ , ,„ d b. , t di> Automobiles » lotted for size, flavor and quality. (By Special Correapondent) One of the feature, of the past year.. Many leading herds of I An iotere.ling exhibit of a faet-growing community activity. J ! ! l 7 1 ? A h0n ^ ° ” bu> Preferred Stock goods you 'vi 8eIy. cho8eninc<>raparably the best, se- Pine Grove Points Floral th ia and surrounding counties are entering. Tbi. Community Exhibit o X 7 hai7 d Fru’" in • gorK,°"’ •^•7- Entries are large (his P oultry This year the school „ h lb it will he more extensive that, heretofore. Mrs Geer ouniy .„per.«,endent, h.s «roused g re .i lntereat over the county. B o y s and G irls’ D epartm ent ! i7 h fngrWl,,t ° “r r ° Ung P*01’10 are doi° i year I m ~ A * 0Dder,,jJ »“ a ctio n this a X 25 Sent O h r iM * n(t -r c a .’ d e ând o f C r e n - P vJ School a . L Instrument* í ’aús— Tandem Race— t ' ST o -Jumping *" m - vuch and G o ’ r ^ I £^ k , n < W restiing M atches and Ball Race— Drunken Race_ Gretna Green— bucking H x liib itrm —Comed» Act— Debite Wedding x C?n Id J '1 u n der d ‘ roction ef M rs. A COMMUNITY AFFAIR Holiness Association The Linn county holiness association was formed at Al bany Saturday with Rev. D. M/Higbee president; Revs. F. A. Brown of Brownsville and W. T. Gillespie and J. Tate of Peoria vice-presidents; Rev. retnZ no?; R’ Tate a"d wife '^turned from conference at Spokane. Mr. Tate will be our pastor the coming year and H. S Sltangle is preeiding elder. H' CumrninKs and family, thJ? a " V,,*ilng in Iowa- w»te that they planned to start iisit6 fSaturday an<t would \is.t relatives in Montana. ?o low” 11 Very hot ft len, Carl and Junior drove to Eugene Sunday morning thld uVISlted w iHiatn Brock at hoaP>tal and then drove to wbh m * d ai d spent the daY with Mr. and Mrs. Manlee Spores, A H orticulture Swine Fourteen claenea. on?nialteI Baumftartner, who is employed on the Albany bridge, reports the structure nearly finished. Mr. and Mrs. George Led- gerwood and Mrs. C. S Wil bams drove to Riddle Friday to spend several days visitintr relatives and friends. g ,oiir •’ g°°d' >i - Sheep and Goats Seventeen classes. year. Mr. and Mrs. Tycer o f W 0'M SV1,,e.Were guests at J- Morgan s Saturday even- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brock T in . f e .t Ur e - « ne of the great auo o ..... Beef and Dairy Grades, both Regestered and Grdae Stock. Linn leads in regietered cattle, It will be a fine exhibit. Bees and Honey “ Preferred Stock’’ meanaaH that the name¡ lniP'«ea-the choice of the pack. H A L S E Y , OREGON | A gricultural Products Registered Percherons, Registered Clydes. i'm n a IX a U U C lS dales, Registered Shires, Registered Bel-» I^Upartmeil t Levieh entries of Butter, Chceee. Linn is making a big record aa a dairy county. • • H orse D eparm ent O ram ,. « G ----- „ „ „ „„J S l(d , ie assured this year. -ill begin Sept. 21. i s i r * " ™ 1 wi" Martin Cummings and fam ily were dinner guests at Wal ter Baumgartner’s Sunday. T»,bcv‘ Gillespie and Ihomas Ardry drove to Eu- BrockSatUrday t0 Vi8it A Gigantic Exhibition of the ConntvG Livestock. Manufacturing and Household p, 'e?ol,I’e?8 of Agricultural, an excellent amusement program. Entries in a l l V “ CO,nnection wi*b than ever before, with almost no exceptions A r dePartinents larger fun and frolic., a good time every minute fo r^ ont,nuaI Program of family. y m inute for every member of the gians, Grade D raft Horses, Registered1 D ^ f t Horses, Saddle Horses, Shetland Ponies. Bass and E"“ r Mun- clover for William Brock S e p t e m b e r 2 2 , 23, 24, 25 Moody learned the railroad burr L Ginn e n t i l whz, „ „ . l Hj «... S f ? a m ilF .*/• re * • •g °- i A A lb an y , O re g o n farm home. She says that was her vacation. vacation as ’ Iner ' and C ou n ty Events „ Granviiie Nye, aged sweet .~ t . 5°“ ^ ^ - a s convicted of l' ils convi Doings of Our Populace ot moonshining last week. edBt h 7 nh Vi,le h es been offer’ Chronicled in Brief oueni f h L°r of providing a Paragraphs lueen for the county fair. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. David- J. W. Morgan was chosen foreman ol the grand jury week »i°R ?vSatUrday’ aft*r Friday. a week at Belknap Springs A ii?Ja r L0.1-6020 Rauch and Eva and Gertrude Schrunk ira Lewis of Brownsville of, B ru n sv ille will teach i vcre licensed Friday to marry. school at Baker. eVeni,n* ''S hying J E. Jacobson and wife, from couiddh 7 could be seen M t^ C p°MondiSited ? r ‘ ^ nd I mount»ins to playing on the intnUih ti ? he west “"til far m t ' i ' M°° d,X ?ver Sunday. Jinto the t,"C night Mr. Jackson will be Southern 1 lgnt Mr. Kessell has sold the Pacific agent at Cushman. Brownsville «»eater theater to to W W . V. V Pacific agent at Cushman Mr I P j c h ild ’ and S s i X ,ed BIG LINN COUNTY FAIR Importance of T r e e s » ............. j _ S uperstition»............... -----...... J 1 ( Enterprise Correa pendent) A lfalfa N e e d s .............. ? Lake Creek Locals J Clean M dk Not C o . t l y . ? ? ? Kirk.......................)0 lit. I Yes, we are all g o in g to the G r«»t Outdoors— F irm Item s. . . Pine Grove D a iry Po u itr W ool Robert Parker of Halsey secre tary and Rev. Ted B. Mitzner treasurer. Monthly meetings arei t0 held, the first at Halsey Oct. 9. T 7 - c o u n cil is J.—R . Stewart, J- E. Lurdley, R. g. Marcters, J. H. •umtner is planned. The a.soc,a. tioh is a uniting of meml>ers of the d ifiT . nt churches for tbs inerraa n g 0.1 spirituality in the hi arte and livaa of the people. M rf. I n n Freeland and grand. 'tarnea, Mary Canfield and N » J d a u g b U r arrived Tueaday and are t s te ta n . A camp meeting next j en* ° " e * f in the Spencer reaidence Bert Haynes and E. E. Hov- r’k a Ad tLheJ.r familie" attended p e 1 W -Sprmggate sale near (Lowland Wednesday. n„i!fr'kaMd M,a- Sam Campbell and children returned to their home m Kings Valiev Friday, after several weeks spent with their relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hover and Mr and Mrs. Arthur p2T '?.o ,P nf Harrisburg and Bert Haynes and family were Sunday guests at E. E. Hover’s^ 1 a n d M rs- N- K. Chand ler, Mr, and Mrs. George Chan dler and son Richard and Miss Agnes Chandler visited friends in Eugene Sunday. The open season has arriv ed. The first man killed for a deej- this year was F. S. Hinkle of ( orvallis, who was shot on ie Yachats Friday morning. Keep out of the brush or the iNimrods may get you. f.ewie Lndke of Nehalem killed s deer in the Rogue R |Ver valley end waa carrying it | n hi. aran when hia eon-in-law. Robert Starr “ J <?, , r b,‘ l »’ •'in’t eee him end filled hie arma full of shot. M. E. Church Robert Parker paaior. Sunday ecbool, 10. Preaching, H , Junior League, S, Epworth league, 7. Preaching. 8. Prayer meeting Tbnradav. Bible Study Tneeday, 3;80,
