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About Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1920)
a fa v' r t rt r t K.-J A. U. 7 i t 1 r ; my q n - ry h proved a Irtffl Iute ) i ana , i a bornin Fhai artaoflwOtt j1 ON .. or Carr FT'you "tie tzp . ' . ".. r.ier'f butt&milkmash "I mtkar and scratch Justin. good kxalb', . hc: pricks ' show orders: steaks, CHOPS, OrSTERS, ETC Depot for Forat Grove : to Portland Stage OJ) SALA3I, Prap. Bseverton, bn. . SCCLLS mnz::j co. unty. Connection with Ban i and Homo Telephone Inpany. : I TES Residence, I1JI; "W" H-60; Business, art- , within dty Untta, tut , fee of 1&K and S nionthi 1 fa advance is oaDteM far ' farhW information, fa. art Bearaarton Exchange. Offl, Bohola, Oregon. J. W. Rayaard. Sae-y. REAU TO BE ORGANIZED itives at about 20 agri imunitiea met in HUls- y, January IT, to con tter of raising thed necesaarr -to earrv nn e work in 'Washington I. Westcott, of Forest ected temuorarv mmm-a- loped in the course of an organised effort issary to raise theae u oonsidered of more there be an organi carrying oat of a "wh work in connee ai'igriculturaj advance- nty. It was, there- rganise a Farm Bu man and committee e agricultural com eounty. A list of sen were decided owing la list of ked to act in that Banks, E. E. on. J. T. Collier, ed Beach, Wra. orn, A. B. Flint, G. A. PUeth, A. Tachabold, L. L. I lets, C. V. Gal V T, C. B. Bam I rzanden, Chas. I committee was ' ing of A.- E. lint and J. C. State Leader of iresent and w of organising i aer states and I state. He r tn 1 .V VVUmiBB Ul ! Aural Appnta re organizing were the Kinton; A. True, Sher- Beaverton; ie; J. W. "row, Hills- . oils; R. B. Ajnannera Lfijpas' vy.: arv chair- TJ t IDOCTCTJ LAT JUL c::::al i A man- a ' r fv r .., iu at ip ja. a,, cunrca In rarest Grove on Tuesday ereauac. The fal lowing physicians and toair wrea were present: Dr. Hyde, Dr. Bobb, Dr. Dmamore and Dr. WiUr, all of HillKhAra . rW .. XT:. j c. 1 r Hawka, Dr.Jt, I e, nop. Dp. iUuffmM, fir. am v i lire Ttdr. All ,vtkHni.lT. n " ' 1 J , .j , Mm w Jpyahle session was I u - Dinner consisting f tua following menu waa served at P. If.: (Jraam Tomato Bona Roast Chicken with Lawd Potatoes . ... uravy COrn : ' ' . TlMIUtlMB ' Jelly Apples Coffee . Tea Milk Ice Cream Cake Dr. Bobb acted as toastmaater. Toasta were responded to as follows: The Oldest Practuaoner Dr. Hinea. The Doctor Dr. Bishop. The Doctor'a Wife Mrs. Hawke. Mrs, Charles Hinea also gave an interesting talk on health lines. After dinner the subject of a community hospital, to be built at some central . point in the county was taken up. Many strong -talks were made in favor of the hospital. In fact, the doctors were a unit in' os an i f a - r & tat r ' t i I s to erect " -4.," '' ' i A mv e natj al Dr. o (km; Dr. Via, t-. Dr. lKr, Gji; Dr. t-jrue and Dr. kooh. of kulsboro, waa anaointod to farmnUte nln for the beat motkods of praceoura and this committoe is to r yrt on February t-d. 1" 4, wlwa Item eel will have aavwar taeet- mg at .Jk. . At tr manchw Tsms vaninff the MstncsJ Boety- of Vvaington County was re-onraniaed ' and Dr. t'uckeT was eleefed Pndihiit Trr. Wiley, of HUlshoro, Secretary. i ne oeaiety exnects to noah viror- ously the buiMing of a Hospital and win ao overytninc in toetr power to enlist the public la the tdea. Nonci Having diapoaed f ta dry goods ana shea part of aav latoh was, and deairang to Warga ear far niture and hardware beainess wa srlD appreciate prampt settlement of all t-aml i acconnta. . i.; CADT-PEGG CO. Our office devQ insists that there-j is a deal of money floating around in the sea of commerce, but that . it takes a mighty good swimmer to go dut and tow it in. ' .- ' 1 ; i LU d-uu i D. Pcry Evana Port. -It n.otafraphtr Hiob.- Mala 7584 270 Vi WaCte St, . ; Pcr.rLAra, CdON GOOD IN THEORY, BUT On one of the arks deporting a load of Rods to Russia it was noticed that lime of the bewhiskerad. clan were pleptiully supplied with! money; while others were practically "strapped," A government agent, discovering, this variance in. the siies of their "piles," naively suggested that, in view of their teachings, ft would be appropriate for them to poole all of their wealth, and then make en equal distribution. v v The howls of protest which arose J ( -. rrom the moneyed .ones among the Reds nearly swamped th ship. Speaking of modern dlaeoveries, how long Is it sinco you re-discavard the Ten Commandments T And how many in this community except preacher would really lik to give a truthful answer to that auaatlooT Wle wouldn't. . ; . 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