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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1928)
THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE INQUIRY L IST NO. 323 ORLGON W EEKLY IN D U STRIAL REV IEW tjl 1 The following people have written H. H JEFFRIES. Publisher to the Land Settlement Department Dayton—Charles Trunk reports 5 asking for information on Oregon. bushels clover seed to an acre. We hâve answerer! these inquiries Member National Editorial Association and Oregon State Editorial sending general literature and they Rockaway__ New dance pavilion Assootatton have returned signed questionnaires under construction here. giving the following information. Completa co veragi of eastern W ashington county and w estern M ult These prospective settlers are all Tillamook—Budget covering city nomah county. sufficiently financed for their needs: government estimated $04,005 for Published Friday of each week by Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton, 21438— Mr. A. E. Evans, Lower Roch 1929. Ore. ester, Nevada, is coming to Oregon Tillamook—Rural tnail delivery ex- Eatarod as second :lass matter at the postoffice at Beaverton. Oregon, in the spring and wants a small tended 10 iniles to accomodate set- improved or partly improved farm under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879. tlers. near Newport suitable for poultry, Subscription price, $1.50 a year in advance; advertising rates on application. fruit and general farming. Also Tualatint— Approximately 40 per interested in irrigated land. cent of the 3,500 farms in this val O FFICES 21439— Mr. B. G. Pwntney, Box 198, ley will be served with electricity Tigard—Tigard Pharmacy—Phone Tigard 143. Amarillo, Texas, is coming to Ore upon completion of P. E. P. rural Multnomah—Multnomah Insurance Agency, BKoadway 0791 gon in 'th e spring and wants from extension line. 5 to 10 acres of improved land in Beaverton—Broadway near O. E. tracks—Phone 7503. the Willamette Valley suitable for F A R M (REM IN D ERS Aloha—Aloha Lumber Co.—Phone Beaverton 4252. dairying, poultry and fruit raising. Is also interested in irrigated land. Portland—408 Dekum building—Phone BKoadway 0791. Ant hills if located can be des 21+40__ Mr. Lawrence Barrackman, troyed in Oregon with liquid carbon Barrackville, West Virginia, is bisulphide about two tablespoons QUICK RESPONSE corning to Oregon and wants about full are poured into each entrance acres of improved land suitable and then covered over with earth. One of the outstanding accomplishments of organiza 20 for poultry and fruit raising. In When this is done in the early morn tion work has been the ability of the Red Cross to get terested in irrigated land. ing before the ants have scattered into action in assisting stricken areas of all sorts. It 21441— Mr. L. L. Showers, Route 4, the entire colony is usually killed, is one of the lessons learned in years of experience. 1 he Box .191, Santa Rosa, California, finds the experiment station. heart of humanity always has been open to calls for aid ; is coming to Oregon and wants In those sections of the state where but the efficiency shown in getting into action is the grazing land near the coast suitable sheep guano is used for fertilizer remarkable part of modern relief work. When an or for sheep and stock raising. for strawberries, application at the Mr. F. K. Carmichael, West rate of one ton to the acre is found ganization of private individuals can become so strong 21442— Grand Forks, liritish Columbia, satisfactory. This amount is good that it is officially recognized by government, there is Canada, is coming to Oregon next no question left of its purpose, and little doubt of its spring or summer and wants small According to the statistics of an acreage between Albany and Port ability to do the job in hand. land, suitable for dairing, poultry, automobile association women drivers sheep, fruit, stock raising and gen cause fewer accidents then men. The figures do not take into account eral farming. the slips iff speech directed toward CAN A TOWN BE OVER-ADVERTISED 2144J—Mr. N. Graves, Husuin, W ash, them which they don't hear. Whether a community can be over-advertised depends wishes to rent a farm for one suitable for grazing 70 head upon what is meant by advertising. If by advertising, year, of pure bred Hereford cattle, 10 the truth is told and no more, there is no danger of too head of milk cows anil 9 head of much advertising. If, however, exaggerated claims and horses. He has complete machin to work a place and would like ; statements are made concerning either a town or an ar ery to rent for one year with an op ticle of merchandise that are not based upon facts, or tion to buy. PLAN NOW TO H tat Your Home Next W inter with GAS Autom atic Instantaneous- Clean No Chores or Ashes -*h*H*q. v v -K * v .«. , . - WANTED • - CULL APPLES WILL BUY tA R L Y VARIETIES Gravensteins, Kings, etc. for Vinegar manufacture Will Pay Cash Weekly Delivered to our Hill*, boro plant or Portland PRICE $8 Per Ton Will recceive in sacks or boxes Phone WAlnut 7660, Portland, - JONES BROS. CO. for that can not be proved, it is better to have left unsaid 214+4— Mr. Ab. Hendrickson, Route the statements and unsuqg the claims. 3, Litchfield, Nebraska, wants from 20 to 30 acres close to a good j The story is told of a community which we shall call school. Fontana, which might apply to any other community | Mrs. Florence Muller, Route 1 j coming within the points of the story. Once upon a time 21445__ California Avenue, Corona, Calif- j a certain man in an eastern state) saw a large sign, ornia, Want to get in touch with who would care to take I “FONTANA.” He kept seeing other large signs with someone their place, for two years, and let | the same inscription. The power of suggestion was too her have theirs in exchange. They much for him, so ho bought a ticket and started for have a chicjcen ranch of 2/t acres, small house, chicken house for 700 Fontana. hens, rabbit hutches, goat corral, M After two or three days and nights of travel, as the fruit. crack train swung across the desert and over the pass, 21446— Mrs I. J. Frost, Route 1, the conductor called “Fontana” to the passenger in Opportunity, Washington, is coming to Oregon between the first and question. The man did not stir from his seat. Again twentieth of October, and wants the conductor said “Fontana” this time gently touching from 20 to 100 acres of improved his passenger on the shoulder. Still no response. Again land in the Willamette Valley suit able for dairying, poultry, fruit, the call was made; when finally the passenger remon some stock and general farming. strated and said, “This isn’t my station, I want to go 21447— Mr. J. W Hazeltine, R F. D. to Fontana.” 6, Warren, Ohio, is coming to Oregon and wants from 160 to “This is Fontana,” replied the conductor. (40 acres of unimproved land, with “No, ” said the man, “I want to get off at Fontana.” no buildings, in Western Oregon, suitable for poultry, stock raising “ Phis DS FONTANA! Hurry, we can’t hold this and general farming. train here any longer,” shouted the conductor. When the man alighted from the train, stretched him 0 self and took a look at what the conductor called “Fon tana,” he mused thus: “Well, that sign I saw is biggei than all of Fontana!” The moral of this fable is: IF AN ADVERTISEMENT ISN’T TRUE IT ISN’T ADVERTISING. f Towns are not made by forcing or suggestion from without. Towns are built by developement from within. Good institutions within the community do more to ad A F am iliar Sight T h rir Days vertise a town than all the padded claims to he found on billboards. The comparative accuracy of new’s and statistics concerning a city or community and its resourc es. printed and published primarily for home consumption are of greater advertising value to the city or community than studied phrases to catch the eye of the transient passer by. V Use Most great men come from the farms, and believe us, they stay from them, too. The United States is a destructive nation. Millions of votes will he killed this fall. Today’s song suggestion; “She Was Onlv V Harness Maker’s Daughter, But She Couldn’t Bridle Her Tongue On November 6 the people of the United States will find out whether they wanted a drv clean or a wet wash. The only way we can think of right now to get the vote out is to serve free hot dogs and near beer at the polls. The candidates should he reminded that we’ve had free air at the service stations for vears. A food for pro tein; a food for m in era l salts; for calcium and phosphorus; all the essential ele ments for health and strength ace found in good cheese. And all the essential ele m ents of good cheese are found in Kraft Cheese. kraft < k » cheese KRAFT PHENIX . CHEESE COMPANY Be interested in the welfare and happiness o f others, and they will be interested in your welfare arid happiness. Key to career of CHSRLES CURTIS by Wm. 0. Johnson Key to cu a u of HERBERT HOOVER by f a . 0 Johnson ^ C O ^ I 'O G - T , « » . w ' o C P f T B lG H T . io n s . VJ P JO H N S O N . ' ,S M otto C— S ize 8 Vi 1 11 '4 Inch« M o tto II— S ize S U x l l V i Inches Sell these Bfottoes and Curds at a pre EUREKA PUB. CO- Bos 1594, Center Cs*| H a v e o rn a m e n ta l b o rd e r to h a n g w it h o u t o r w it h f r a m e . 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I ’ O S T C t V .D I 10 fo r 25c I 100 fo r $1.50 .P rice s I 25 for 50c 200 fo r $2 50 3V «x5 in . | 50 for 90c j 500 fo r $5.00 I f less th an $1 .00 stam ps may be sent | P r in t N a m e ... and A d dress U elp g et o u t the v o t e r s : oat then ari J b r E oon om ica l T ra nsportation This Car has been c a r e fu lly c h e c k e d as nh ow a b y V m w k i b e lo w \ y Motor V R adiator ! v R e a r Axie" IV T ran.smu.siop j V S ta-.y.-ig IV Light''tg IV Ignition v'Br.ttery Reconditioned to Assure T h o u s a n d s of Miles of Dependable, Satis- factory Service I Tires • V Upholstery IV Fenders IV Finixii Due to the great popularity of the Bigger and Better Chevrolet in this community, we have now in stock tome reconditioned used car* that represent exceptional value«. These cars have been thoroughly inspected by our ezrert m echanics and com pletely reconditioned wherever r Pessary. They arc good for thou sands of m.!es of satisfactory service. And be cause they are sold under the famous Chevriv u Tag system, you can buy them w ith the utmost confidence, assured of their de pendability and quality. See these cars today. i ri A few of our exceptional Used Car Values “with an OK that counts” 1923 Ford Touring Good Transportation at a Very Reasonable Cost 1921 Ford Touring 1927 Buick Sedan A Bargain 1925 Perfect Chevrolet Touring Condition—Good Rubber 1926 Chevrolet Landau Thoroughly Reconditioned Lots of Extras 1926 Chevrolet Touring Good Condition BERNARD & STIPE at Stipe’s Garage Beaverton, Oregon Dependability, Satisfaction and Honest Value