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people in welfare work throughout the Iand all notices o f socials, shows, fairs,
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land, especially in those communities entertainments, etc., which 'charge an
neither official nor unofficial | admission fee, or are given to raise
Indications point to increased activity in real estate! where
provision has been made for adequate j money for any purpose. Copy for
in Oregon. This condition, if it assumes the proportions j Wiaisohn and S° Cial SerViCe’’“ PreSident ¡local reading notices must be handed
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of a land boom, has in it elements of danger—unless the
people keep their heads. Oregon has had several land “The American Red Cross is the
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mobilized heart and spirit of the whole ! FOR bALE Ten shoats. Inquire of
booms which may be designated under the names of the American people.”—Henry P. Davison, i F*Per> three miles north of Aurora
Prune Boom, the Apple Boom, and the Walnut Boom—all
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land booms pure and simple.
American Red Cross.”—Marshal Foch. j to S1X ^ Poun s* Inquire E.R. GribMe.
The chief beneficiaries were a few land owners, land
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speculators and many real estate sharks. During these the In Red
Cross has won the eternal I Dollar strawberry plants and 3000 Cuth-
booms farm land often unfit for the purpose for which it gratitude of millions of people.”— Gen-1 bert Raspberries for sale-also Ital-
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was bought, sold at fabulous prices, on terms which the eral Pershing. * • * *
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buyer was often later unable to meet, thus losing what he • “ It requires no organization to al- j LOST—Purse containing ten dollar
one of us as an individual to buy | bni, on main street, Aurora, Reward,
advanced as early payments. These land booms gave the low
a dinner for a hungry man. It re- j Notify observer Office.
state a blackeye from which it has not yet wholly recovered. quires the greatest degree of organi-1_____________________________________
zation to deal with the foes of &i Review of Reviews has now advanced
Another boom seems about due—one which may be world.
The Red Cross seems to bfe: to$4,00 per year, and worth it! But
known as the Berry Boom. The danger in such a boom essentially demanded. . . . With-j you can get this great magazine and
out the Red Cross I do not know the Observer, both one year for $4.50.
lies not so much in the planting of too large an acreage whether the world would have been
as in the attendant inflation of land values, and the indis able to bear the horrors and devasta MARRY— Thousands lonely people;
tion of this wearful war.”—Newton B. all ages; worth $5,000 to $400,000; will
criminate sale of “ berryland” by unscrupulous land specu Baker.
marry; write for my list; FREE. Ralph
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lators and real estate agents.
Hyde, 253a-8 Minna St, San Francisco,
"The Red Cross is the great Neigh
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In former booms most commercial organizations were bor. . . . If the world is made a Cal.
merely auxilliary real estate offices—with results that little more comfortable, a little hap Oxy-Acetylene welding at the Gil
pier, a little stronger for the struggle
were anything but satisfactory. If the “ berry boom” of life through its effort, thé Red more & Hardisty' blacksmith shop at
is content.”—The Secretary of Canby, in the most satisfactory man
comes—as appears inevitable—commercial organizations Cross
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the Navy.
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should put forth every effort to protect the buyer and
curb the uncrupulous; and every honest and honorable “ The Red Cross is not going to tarn MARRY IF LONELY; for results
back on its responsibilities."—Liv try me;best and most successful “ Home
real estate dealer and agent should co-operate to eliminate its
ingston Farrand, Chairman, Executive Maker” hundreds rich wish marriage
the men whose operations in former booms have done the Committee, National Red Cross.
soon; strictly confidential; most re
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state irreparable injury.
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Deposits at the Aurora State Bank have touched the
$300,000 mark, ^t is especially encouraging to note
the steadily increasing time and savings deposits of
the people of the Aurora vicinity. This is v a very
healthy condition and indicates that people generally |
are using judgment and during these prosperous
times are laying away funds for future needs. We
pay 4% on time deposits and 4% compounded quart
erly on savings accounts. You are given absolute
assurance of safety and the satisfaction of being able
to get your money when you need it. There is no
loss from market fluctuation.
A time deposit with us is the ideal
short time investment.
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It is not strange that Americans object to grand opera
in German while our hospitals are still filled with “ per-
man-made” cnpples, while our soldiers are still dying from
“ German-gassing” , and while a hundred thousand Ameri
can families are still mourning the loss of their sons who
were victims of German-bullets. This aversion to German
grand opera comes not from the soldiers%nd sailors alone.
It comes from the heart of every true, loyal and honest
American, It is the natural resentment against an affront
which shows an astonishing lack of understanding o f the
decencies of life. When we remember that Otto Goritz,
one of the chief exponents of German grand Opera in
America, has admitted that he sang (in German) an ode
celebrating the sinking of the Lusitania at a party at the
home of Hans Tanscher in New York, even our pro-Ger
man friends may pardon our preference for American
grand opera!
Practically every teacher in Oregon sees the necessity
and value of physical exercises in the public schools, but
the.public at large do not yet seem to fully realize the
necessity of providing facilities and equipment to carry
out the provisions of the law that at least 20 minutes daily
be given to physical exercises in every school and to every
pupil. Teachers are eager to do their best,but it is up to
the public to supply grounds, play sheds, gymnasiums,
play ground apparatus, and equipment. Good schools
everywhere are alive to these needs. Only the fossils and
the mossbacks refuse to supply them.
The Canby News is much disturbed over the “ report”
that Judge Dimick will receive the support of both the
Enterprise and the Banner-Courier for the Clackamas
county senatorship and that E. E. Brodie will be support
ed by both papers for the republican nomination for secre
tary of state. . The News might do far worse than to fall
in line for both candidates.
Hermes Lodge, Knights of Pythias, of this city has
initiated a campaign to double its membership. I'he mem
bership of this lodge represents a high type of citizenship
and respectability. A Pythian Lodge is an asset to any
community and the strengthening of tne Aurora lodge of
that order will be a distinct benefit to this city.
“ I wish to express to the millions of
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Americans, who have made the work
both one year for $3.00.
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of the American Red Cross possible, alone $2.50 per year. Phone the Ob
the deep gratitude of my people.”— server your order today.
The young King Alexander of Greece.
The‘Observer is agent for the Satur-
I have^ confident hope that ^ the day Evening Post $2.00 per year. Lad
American Red Cross’ world-wide plans i ies Home Journal $1.75 per year.
for charity and mercy will be largely
Country Gentlemen $1.00 per year.
realised, bringing the grateful appre
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tial recompense, and a greater reward,
Complete line of Drugs, etc., at
the richest blessings of God.”—Car
Moore’s, Woodburn. Mail your orders
dinal Gibbons.
SUMMONS
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
Everywhere trappers are making big
THE COUNTY OF MARION.
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cans. I thank you from the bottom
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FOR SALE—5 room modern bunga
Premier of Poland.
low, and also a 5-room house, both in
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bow the Red Cross hopes to continue anyone who is interested.
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dren, tuberculosis, and sanitation in
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to emulate the human and social work
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ican Red Cross.”—Signor Oiraoio, D m g Store, Woodburn.
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mes de France.
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ple.” — Prince Regent Alexander of amortized mortgage loan.
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Serbia.
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tinies of nations. This world war haa Maker” hundreds rich wish marriage
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and moral conditions In the newly free. The “ Successful Club” , Mrs.
born Republic of Poland. Poland is
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the keystone of the world’s perma
nent peace.”—Lieut. CoL Francia E.
Sherman Clay Pianos at Moore’s
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The unknown heirs ofJ .
Mary Miller, deceased, the |
unknown heirs o f Sarah |
Miller, deceased, also all j Summons
other persons or parties un-|
known claiming any right, |
title, estate,' lien or inter- j
est in the real estate de-1
scribed in the complaint |
herein.
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Defendants. |
T o: The unknown heirs o f Mary
Miller, deceased, the unknown heirs
o f Sarah Miller, deceased, also all
other persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estate, lien
or interest, in the real estate des
cribed in the complaint herein.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON : You and each o f
you are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed
igainst you in the above entitled
"ourt and cause on or before the
29th day o f November, 1919, and if
vou fajil to so appear and answer
;aid complaint by said date for want
thereof, the plaintiffs above named
will apply to said court for the relief
prayed for in their complaint, to-wit-:
A decree decreeing said plaintiffs
to be the owners in fee simple bar
ring you and each o f you from all
right, title, lien, interest or estate
whatever in or to the following de
scribed real premises or any part
thereof situated in Marion County.
Oregon.
ridian, in the County o f Marion,
State o f Oregon.
The'afcove is subject to a dedication
heretofore made fo r a County Road
along the N. line o f property hereby
conveyed.
You are further notified that this
summons is served upon you by
publication thereof in the Aurora
Observer, a newspaper o f general
circulation, printed and published in
Aurora, Oregon, pursuant to an order
of the Honorable Geprge G. Bingham,
Judge o f thp. above entitled Court,
dated October 11, 1919.
You are further notified that the
date o f the first publication o f this
summons was upon the 16th day o f
October, : 1919, and that the last
publication thereof will be made on
the 27th day o f November, 1919.
Being the Southeast quarter o f the
Northeast quarter o f Section 11, also
ten acres Jrom the East side o f the
Southwest quarter o f the Northeast
quarter o f Section 11 all in Town * M cNARY, McNARY, KEYES &
ship 4 S. R. 1 W . o f Willamette Me- E. M. PAGE, Attorneys for Plaintiff.