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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1936)
Friday, January 10, 1930 Mrs. Sumner Parker and daugb ter Yvonne have returned from u visit in Sun Francisco and Oak land SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Clear Lake Vets The Shady Cove classif ied Ad s Dress Up Camp Townsend Club Helps Dig Well WIMER Weil digging opera- The County Court has ordered tions at «*• Jack Creek side camp that dog Ucenses for the year 1936 were expedited recently when „. ., ._ Chuck Lemmon, truck driver and , , 8 ani1 well-known handy man, improv-, ^ema*ea that after March 1st ised a system ci hauling buckets a PenaRy will be added to all who of muck from the bottom of the hav® not obtained license prior to well with his truck. Buckets came ! that date up at the rate of 30 an hour. —C. R Carter, County Clerk. GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE ELI 1 AKTS t4c Al the regular meeting of the CLEAR LAKE The painters Shady Cove Townsend Club Mon HAIKCUTT1NG Adults 36c; Stu ■ >f Company 1919, veteran's outfit, day evening, Dec. 30th, new of dents and Children 25c; Bath liavc been busy the pust month 15c Mirror Barber Shop, 243 4th dccoriiung the interiors of the rec ficers were elected for the ensuing St. Ten Men Leave reallon hall, school building, in- term. The officers elected were aa Mrs. James Metz returned Mon- firrnary ami mess hall The wood RAND -Of the ten men receiv follows: J. A Coomss, president; work and studding have been FOR SALE Special used articles ing discharges from Co. 1650 in <lay from a visit of several weeks stained a dark green; the panel John Htille, vice-president, Von at Icenhower's New A Second-1 December, two left to enter the at the home of her parents, Mr. ling between the studding has Williams, secty. and treasurer. Hand Store. Trash burners. second semester of college, three and Mrs. A. L. Carter, in Eugene. lx-vn caisomined a light apple Ranges, 2-in. Post Beds and Coil were forced to leave because of ------------ •------------ The outgoing officers were: Fred green, the two colors giving a Springs. Also a shipment of sickness in the family, and five Mr and Mrs W. W Klllis and plcusing finish Johnson, president; J. A Coornes, employment. I Unfinished Chests and Writing have secured family were in Ashland Monday ------------ • ------------ A pixil table bus been installed vice-president; C. E. Bellows, sec Desks. 3bu E. Main. I'hone 171. from their home at Copco. in the recreation hall. arid treasurer. Donates Books ------------- •-------------- Despite difficulties experienced USE MORTON'S and Old Hickory Hix observation towers have SOUTH FORK Mrs Glen Fa- Detachment Cut been erected on the Tule Lake during the year in the ubsencc of brick, Sr., of Medford, recently ! Smoke Salt (sugar cured) for bird refuge, to be used by the bi I many members who were away ..t DETACHMENT- Headquarters that delicious flavor in curing presented this company with a • ologists m study the life and work, the ex-officials are to be hams ami tafiOl Oat it at Ted's complete set of the Encyclopedia Lwtachment suffered a bad head- the enrollee hubits of the migratory fowl thut congratulated upon the success of Brittanica. She could hardly have ache last 1 ‘ month “■ when “ Feed Seed Store. visit the refuge. personnel was reducted to 95 men. chosen a more welcome gift and Eight miles of the new truck i our club In building up a member OLD GROWTH FIR 12 or 16 in. the entire company joins in thank- The departments quickly reorgan I---------- trail giving access to the Clear ship of almost one hundred and ized with their reduced strength, $6 per cord delivered. See Dick ln *f **®r- however, and have carried ¡Jtk<* bird refuge have been com fifty. Mrs. Train who was the in Adams, 128 Laurel St. or phone without complaint. pleted, leaving a balance of 2*4 itial motive power in getting the F am First Aid 354-J. Tf. miles to be finished to the lake. club under way deserves special RAND Thirty members have There will also be an additional 15 mention also and I urn sure we miles of trail built around the are all grateful to all of them Let 1 ■IANO LESSONS You too can completed training in the stand play all the latest popular songs ard Red Cross first aid course un lake, giving access to all points of us hope that the new officers may In only a few weeks, taught by der Capt. A. B. Dismore, camp huh project do as well. note, "The Christensen Way.” surgeon. Classes were held here Home 30,000 rcxls of fencing Is 1 am going to ask every mem to ts? built around the Cleur l-ake Mrs Brownlee, 96 Laurel St. and at the Grants Paas spike camp. refuge as s<x>n ils the material can ber to make plans for being pres- Phone 289-J. ------------ •------------ i <*nl at next regular meeting Man- I m * obtained I «lay evening, January 13th, be FOR SALE -• Cuts Thumb ton Buick truck. cause we have an important dis DETACHMENT While await Good cab, good Ures, sweU buy cussion arranged in which every for $27.50. Call at 240 Oberlin ing transportation to Oak Knoll, his regular company, Gerald Masse St. adult in Oregon is vitally con met with a serious accident while cerned. FOR SALE — Wallpaper, double sawing wood which may result in You have all received a copy rolls, 10c to 45c, and deeding the loss of his right thumb Masse of a pamphlet outlining proposed was operating a buzz-saw when a feit. C. O. Presnail, 8 B St. WRESTLI N G measures to be submitted to vot lx,ard slipped and his hand wax ers at special election, January 31. WE HAVE income property for caught. ------------ •------------ Please study this booklet carefully >1700. Bringing in a Income of $100.00 per month, If interested as we will devote such time as Heeder Return* come and see us. may be necessary and possible to Lieut. Marvin B. Reeder return discussion of these questions and ACRES -4-room new house, ed recently from the Letterman ask everyone of you to come pre chicken house, good well, wind General Hospital in San Francisco He haw been placed on temporary pared to make remarks and ob mill. Trade for city property. JANUARY IS duty at Applegate. servations from your point of view. Not to exceed two minutes 12 ACRES on highway, Six in alfalfa and clover; family orch- Hill Billy Band will I m * allowed each person. Pre- ard, good 5-room house, barn, pare a few words which you can TULE LAKE Camps Klamath garage Price $3,000. read, if you prefer, expressing an 48 ACRES 12 acres Bear creek and Tule Lake are merging their opinion on any or all of the ques- bottom; free irrigation; good 5- talents and organizing a Hill Billy room house; good bam. Price band which will soon be an enter tions but avoid argument. tainment feature in these here $3 500 We will also be entertained by parts. Mr Berry who attended the Nat FOR SALE 80 acres; 30 In cul tivation; all fenced, mostly wov ional Convention in Chicago and en wire. Fine place for turkeys. we will all certainly enjoy a first Good com land. Lots of wood. 3- hand account o fthe things that What Ashland Makes, Makes Ashland room house, bam, shed. family occurred there. orchard, 2 living springs Price Refreshments will also be serv- $1,000 $250 00 d >wn. balance $150 00 per year Taxes $1S ed. Remember. 8 p. m at the FOR SALE OR TRADE 100 Hhady Cove schoolhouse. acres 47 acres bottom land and J A Coornes, president free irrigation. 16 acres in alf- alfa; 4 acres peaches and Eng CASH and CARRY Miss Yvonne Shepherd, who lish walnuts. 7-room modem house, full basement and fur spent the holidays here with nace; city water; telephone, mother, returned Monday to fireplace; bam; chicken house; coma, where she attends the garage Price $10,000; federal nie Wright seminary PHONE 24 loan $3.000 REED & ROBISON Monday Medford Armory PASTEURIZED MILK PER GALLON - 30c ASHLAND CREAMERY WART, THE SPEED COP (Continued Next Week) By Dr. W. Oeser THIS WAS The Study Lamp of the Age of Whiskers Get one of the New I. E.S. BETTER SIGHT LAMPS Th« Study lamp of th« gay Nineties, lik« ita bewhiskered man, was a« much th« r«ault of necessity aa of faahion. Today «fiance has developed a radically new lamp for study and reading. 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