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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1935)
F riday, March 8, 1935 CROP LOANS AT COST ARE READY SOUTHERN OREGON MINER ative, yet he thought he could not Salemite Buys Stock afford xubxtantial food, though he assured income Funeral Home Here ; hud It an occurred to the writer that C. M Lltwlller of Salem has what ailx the world today at least purchased the Stock funeral par- the United States Ix a poverty complex. In other words, fear. Acting on the invitation to "ap ! lorn, together with the building, Fear to x|>end money lest there and took possession March 1. Mr. ply early," local farmers ar« be l.ltwlllcr Is a licensed undertaker I be a shortage tomorrow. Fear to ginning to urrangc with tin* Med- I in boiii Oregon and Idaho, with give. Fear lest someone else have ford Production Credit association more 12 years experience He more than we have. of Medford for finunces they will Htatca thun Have you a poverty complex? that building will lx- re require to carry on their season's modeled and the living C. rooms put in operatlonH Few Cities the size of Ashland tin- rear and that he hax thrown "Farmers who get their loan ap away key and that 24-hour can boast ax many band musi plications approved early have service th«* cians who have played for 20 years will be maintained everything to gain and nothing to or more (pid who arc still active Mra l.itwiller and Victor Mil lose," auys Secretary-Treasurer L. burn will assist him The Litwlllera ax Ashland's The Old Timer drop J. Deuel. "Interest, at the low rate have two children and the family ped into the Shrine band practice of five per cent, does not begin of will be a welcome social and busi Monday night and found no lexx course until the borrower puts th(f ness addition to the city. The. than half a dozen of the band i money to work. members who played in Axhland I wishes them all success. "This system of coo[>erativc Miner The new management will con bands under Carl Loveland 20 credit wax designed especially to duct the business under the rpimc yearx or more ago. Five were meet the needs of agriculture in of the Stock ami Lltwlller funeral I then men, and four of the five an economical, constructive way. home. The passing of the Stock playing the same parts they did Farmers can derive teal benefit, family from the business life of then They were H G. Enders, both now and In the future, from Axhland after more than a quar trumpet; Andy McCallum, then this self-help method of financing ter of a century of activity will playing trumpet, now playing But they should not regard their be met with Borrow by a hoat of trombone; Wrn. Ixiomis, drums, 1*CA us a relief agency or expect friends. and Frank Jordan, baxx. Otis it to make unsound loans Johnson, clarinet, was in carl’s —n------ — e boys band, but the Old Timer does not know if he played in the men's Dinner Honors 50 band. Other members of Loveland's mens band still playing include Years Married Life V. O. N. Smith, trombone; Charles By B. W. TALCOTT Robertson and G. H Yeo, drums, of Mr., Mrs. Fraley l)o You Remember—When the who play with the Little Sym phony orchestra. Mr. and Mrs W M Barber, 1 53 firat train came into Aahlund? Axhland hax good reason to be Did You Know—It wax pulled Granite street, entertained at din- ner Sunday in honor of the com- by a wood burner locomotive with proud, not only of the ability of "•’’mg golden wedding annlvei...ny of a ladl xrnoke «tack? See photo in her musicians, but of their perse nMi and Mis C W Fraley of Asli Miner office window Jim Porter verance and long service. -------- •— land. Covers were laid for the hon- wax conductor, D. McCarthy wax or guests, Mr. and Mrs Fraley, engineer and Jew Marshall wax Mr. and Mrs. I’aul Warmsen and fireman. Herbert McCarthy ix the daughter Cozette of Grants Pass, boy on the xlde of the engine in Mr and Mrs Marshall Barber and the picture. The firat train came to daughters Hose Marie and Mar Axhland In 1884. garet. 8. W Smith und B W C. Who Wax It Suld "It ix not what 4— ---------------------- Talcott. ■ ■ - ♦ we have not that botherx ux, it ix Mr and Mrs Fraley left Mon FABLES FROM LIFE day for Alameda, Calif., where what the other fellow has? He cer they will celebrate their 50th wed tainly was a seer. To the Editor: ding anniversary on Saturday, <L In speaking with A E. Kinney March IB. at the home of their Have You Read—Irving Batch recently concerning the possibility son Earl J. Fraley, 2015 Central chief’s "Keeping Up With Lizzie." of financing the Townsend plan. avenue, Alameda. They also will It ix just ax good reading now ax Mr. Kinney remarked that it re visit their son, C. F Fraley, in when it came out about 20 yearx minded him of the World war The Berkeley and before returning ago. late E. V. Carter was undoubtedly north will visit their son Milton one of the best financiers in Ore <L J Fraley at l/>s Angeles and a What Ix your complex? When gon. When the United States en sister of Mr Fraley who resides the writer wax a boy the only tered the war Mr. Carter said to In Long Beach complex he heard of wax complex Mr Kinney 'The war won't last Charles W. Fraley and Sarah fraction« believe me, they were three months. We can't float the Ann Wilson were married at Spen complex Today everyone hax a cer, lown, March 10, 1HH5, and re complex. The writer wax once told sided there about nine years when by a red that he (the writer) had W. J. LANE they came to Ashland, settling on a law complex because he said he Griffin creek. After living there believed everyone xhould comply SPECIALIST IN several years they moved to Ash with the law whether he approved WATCII AND JEWELRY land 26 years ago and have since of it or not. The other day we REPAIRING lived in this city, heard u lady xay a certain man 163 East Main Street Mr and Mrs. Barber plan going had a poverty complex. He wax to Alameda to help the Fraley's alone In the world without a rei- celebrate their anniversary, Mrs MPnw^HiMnwH^wuwwawnwMUBW Eurl Fraley being their «laughter, formerly Miss Gertrude Bartier. On Friday night about 30 friends of the Fraleys surprised them at their home on North Main street in honor of their anniversary and departure on their trip south. Mr. Will do anything any other fertilizer ami Mis Fraley plan to be away about six weeks or two months. will do, and more, at less cost! For law ns, Old Timer Talks! Page 3 loan (the first liberty loan)." But' r we did and floated three bigger ones. When the fourth was floated Mr, Carter said to Mr. Kinney, In substance: "I never was so at sea ! in my life. I told you we could not float the first loan. We have float ed four, all our people have bought liberty bonds and yet there is more money on dejrosit in the First National than when the war; started.” Mr. Kinney added: "I do not know whether the plan be financed or not, but I dare not say it can- I not." ----------- •— < Mr and Mrs C. W. Fraley drove to Medford Sunday after noon to visit Mrs. Fraley’s brother, O. N. Wilson of that city, who! was recently injured when struck : by an auto while standing at the curb of a street. OLD TRADITIONS ARE BEST ... AT THE Marble Corner Oldest Bar and Counter In Oregon’s Most Famous City! JACKSONVILLE DANCING ORDERS From 7 a.m. to I a.m. Now Serving REGAL AMBER RHINELANDER and BLUE BOAR ALE In Draft and Package DWIGHT E. HARTMAN 21 3uïl Jßodted rich in Old-World flavor PLETTERS | Made by the Maker» of Regal Amber Beer to the Editor MORCROP FERTILIZER i, ON SALE AT gardens, shrubbery and trees COOK’S POOL HALL - BOHEMIAN CLUB VALLEY VIEW AUTO CAMP - LOG CABIN Sunday school at 9:45. Morning message at 11 a m. Midweek prayer meeting Thurs day evening at 7:30. A warm welcome to one and all. Come. • TED’S FEED AND SEED STORE REGAL AMBER DISTRIBUTORS 147 NORTH HOLLY, MEDFORD—PHONE 1272 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL ( III 1« II “The Church With A Friendly Welcome" 12th Anniversary Do You Want FREE METHODIST < III Ki ll East Main and 7111 Street* A. M. Kamey, Pastor We welcome the public to any or all the following services: Sunday school at 9:45 a m. A class for every age group under efficient supervision. We have a well graded, growing a< h<K»i where you and your children will receive careful and inspirational instruc tion. Junior church at 11 a m. The juniors have a real worship pro gram all their own It is splendid training for the youth of our day. Divine worship at XI a m Pipe organ music, chorus choir, singing of the grand old hymns of the church. A real vital Gospel mes sage dealing with the pre-Easter season. The mixed quartet will hroliably sing again in answer to a special request. Vesper hour at 5 p.m. Brief or gan recital. Special music, evan gelistic message. Cordial welcome. Young peopled* st rviee at 6:15. Wesley foundation and Epworth League meeting in different rooms. These services are different. Young people may bring their problems and solve them In the light of God's work. • George Gillette Sr. underwent a major operation at the Com munity hospital Sunday and Is doing nicely, according to the at tending surgeon. Q A T F Lasts Till O XR. March 30 MADDEN’S TIRE SHOP Fancy names, frills, big statements, etc., mean nothing in the life of a tire . . . it’s miles and years of SERVICE that count! All our tires are guaranteed for a whole year against all road hazards. 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