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About Central Point star. (Gold Hill, Or.) 192?-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1929)
THE CINTRAI. POINT *TAR_______ FRIDAY, APRIL ». 1»»» CENTRAL POINT STAR mereiai and passenger plane« are being added ■.........J mah viali) , and few days go I.) that pmneermg ,u some ‘•mi’ box vn yo. M.,, n tree.” „„ „„ ’ m in« In n new 1-year .ubc.rlp- Ilio » unit rtee.ve (t monili» l i t e . new Field is not done. « . . Of further interest to the people of Southern regon in the progress of the nation in building dirigibles is the fact that there has been considerable pressure brought An It d«pendent Nev dud in the Interests of to bear for a dirigible base near Agate in Jackson county, C entral Point O re g o n an d v icin ity ________ if this base is established the sight ot the huge bags w ill become more commonplace. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY 1’ubli l.' tl b\ Mac’s P rim ing G u Gold Hill, Oregon C 1. SHORB, Editor E ntered as second-class m atter. October 20, I92S at the post office at Gold Hill, Oregon under the act of March 3, 18/9- THE JOKERS CORNER Subscription $2.00 year in advance. Ad rate on application Office With AI "erraenson A HANDY COW The following ml from the York shire Post rem inds one of the want ad for n “strong horse to do work of a country m inister.” "Man wanted for gardening, a l so to take charge of a cow who can sing in the choir and blow the organ.” THE TOURIST HARVEST WILL SOON STAR T somethin* off» .1*“ *»«l»w*s mil 11,1 ' den grttdjilly works up Io de cli max w here de coroner pays, "W here am ile h o tly ?' WHAT HE WANTED TO SEE It w as during the war. Trana- ports w ere carrying American sol diets over the storm -swept Atlan tic by the million. A negro regi ment was negotiating the crossing and had experienced more than the usual amount of rough w eather. A buck privute seated Op I he edge of the hatch , suddenly called down to the hold below to his buddy to come up and see the ship they w eie passing. "Ah ain’t coinin',” was the reply, It will not be long now until the sum m er sun and the sum m er tourists will be upon us. 1 here is no doubt that both will be quite welcome ft r many people have already become palled with the continued cool w eather through WE’VB WONDERED TOO the spring season, and the people oi Oregon have become The celebrated soprano was in accustom ed to lock forw ard to the golden harvest of the the middle of her num ber when tourist population winch has mounted up to where it is ¡Johnny noticed the orchestra lead- second only to the lumber industry in dollars spent in our cr. fair state "Why does that m an keep hit According to the state anti-mobile associations, there ting at her fo r? " he n ^ e d his will be even a g rea ter flood of travel into our state this mother. M ie’s not h ittin g a t her, re y ear than ever before and the citizens no doubt will be plied his m other. "Be quiet.” ready to greet them . T here are m any im portant places “Well, then, why does she keep of interest around every town which would be ot interest holering?” to people from other states. Canyons, w aterfalls, m oun LIGHTNING BUGS tain vastnesses and the like are alw ays mat vele.d at b\ the people from the cities with their noise and hustle and Two small boys, staring in « b a r bustle of the centers of population. Scenic wonders and ber shop window of London, earn looked on a s the barber went places of historic interest are alw ays im portant and each estly over his custom er’s head w ith a tow n in our state should prepare data and m arkers to call singeing torch. "Blimey, Bill” one attention to the points of interest about their locality. of them ejaculated, “he’s lookin for In this respect, there are few places in the L nited S tates ’em wiv a light.” w here there is much more natural scenery .han in this DIRECT ACTION p art of the state. To make the country more impressive “How’ docs you ol woman like the splendid scenery is closely situated to some of the de w ashin’ m achine yo’ giv huh best land th at w as ¿ver tilled. W e, of Southern Oregon, fo* C hristinas?” have not started to tell of our virtues. \ \ ithin cur local “No good! Ev’ry time she try ities we have scenes which cannot be duplicated anyw here. to get in it, dem paddles knock huh Fertile fields, well stocked fishing stream s, forests and black and blue.” fields and a most glorious clim ate. W hen the to u rists LIKE THE PUP come our most natural advantages will be aw aiting them , “That lecture the o th er night but will the people be ready to tell them of these fine was great. It brought things home to me that I have never seen be- things. * * * fore,” said Mrs. Highbrow. "That’s nothing,” s»‘(i her hubby. “ We've got a pup that does the 1 same thing.” DIRIGIBLES BEING BUILT FOR U.S.A. T he U nited S tates is going into the air in a big way. THE CLIMAX At the present time there are plans being made to place Itastus—So yo’ had a quiet fuss at the disposal of the United S tates governm ent six of wid yo’ m other-in-law las’ nite? the huge bags. The suprem acy of the air will soon lie Sambo—Yeah. One ob dem kind in Am erica. O ur governm ent has been slow to take up ,jat S|flrts off wid one bouncin’ aviation but they are net m incing m atters now. They are building an air force. They are building both peace and w ar time ships which will float over our land and add new chapters to aviation history. M any new develop m ents have been made in the past decade in the history of the air and w ithin the next few, years even g reater historv will be made. In the mean time our governm ent will continue to keep up with the trend of hum an events, especially as it pertains to aviation. Our fleets of com- Ours is a modern supply depot for the builder for we hand- le l.m nher, Shingles. Lath Li„ie. Plaster. ‘ ‘ ville Hoofing», etc., and make everything in Cabinet mid Mill Work. T R O W B R ID G E L U M B E R Y A R D T R O W B R ID G E C A B IN E T W O R K S ■ U * and Pi tees. ■ |T t us estim ate your bill, you will like on. Si . vice. 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