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THEHEPPNER HERALD. HEPPNER. OREGON
Tuesday November r, 1Q21
THE HEPPNER HERALD
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
S. A. PATTISON, Editor and Publisher
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"Subscribe for Your Home Town Paper Week"
Entered at the Heppner, Oregon, Postofflce as second-class Matter
November 5 to 12
Terms of Subscription
One Year $2.00
Six Months $1.00
Three Months $0.50
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Tlii F;i rin Bureau lielii a Rprcial
jiiOflinK Saturday night, and pctition
( (i tin; county court to designate an
(lection day for til" purpose of vot
ing on a live mill tax levy for road
purposes as lias been agreed upon in
former years. The money will be
(xpendid on Hie Kiver View lioule
vard, to complete one mile from old
Fdiool bouse, tbencc anotlu r mile on
Ihe Powell road, south to Irrinon.
Sbould there be anything left from
1hiH. b vy, the balance would j;o on
the M;u Icham-Hloeum road. The farm
bureau also went on record for in
Hallinf; wagon scales iniiiicdiiitely,
unlers ll.e Tiim A-l,i:in Lumber Co
1e( id' to iiisla.lt I 01 M once. T .
r-'cretary was also insl i neted to get.
in I Hindi with coin shippers in the
cast and secure besl possible prices.
lieKnIi.r monthly meetings will be
beb in (lie future,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hicks and
family, of I'rosscr, Washington, ac
companied ty Mr. Alviu Davis, of
Scales Mound, Illinois, and Mrs. Me
fluire, of Oklahoma, a sister of Mrs.
Hicks, went visitors at Glasgow's
Sunday. They motored over from
I'rosscr and returned in the after
noon on account of Mr. Davis' trans
portation would not permit longer
flay. Mr. Davis is a brother-in-law
of Mr. Glasgow, whom he has not
wen for 2 2 years. Our ferry makes
it possible for many similar jour
neys and visits that would be mpos
tibie otherwise.
l'lol'. C. (1 rover motored to
Heppner Wednesday with Irrigon
m-Iioo teahcers to attend the county
institute, returning Sal unlay morn
ing. They report, tin' roads in very
I.oer condition at the present time.
Mr. and Mis. Gi'orge Hand and son
Hat i" have id urned I run I heir vuca
tioii tour of Hie country anil are now
I. nme on llieir farm. Tliey traveled
i limit 71)00 miles, going through
"Yellowstone National I'arli on their
vay east iiinl returning via. Califor
nia. They say the lunch talked or
California good roads must be clear
down In the extreme southern part of
the stale as they failed lo find any
thing belter tlian the Oregon roads
it's toasted, of
course. To seal
in the flavor
on their journey In that state.
The Hay Growers association has
Roy liaker, of I'rosscr, on the job in
this district, bailing hay for the as
sociation this week, the first car is
being loaded at this wiling. It be- j
ing choice hay from the YValpoIe-Al-
Ian cultngs.
Mis. 11. ;. liiggs, ofl'eiiilleton, was
Hie guest of her sister, Miss Anna j
Mlcrteen u couple ol days (lie tirst of
the ve, k.
Cause of Rainbow.
The rainbow is caused by the raya
of Hie sun passing through drops of
water anil being sepnrnted by these
drops into ihe primary colors. A sim
ilar effect can be obtained by placing
a triangular pleii of glass before the
eyes In (he sunlight.
BANKING
SERVICE
Your banking requirements may he cn
t rust i'd lo I liis liatik with every confidence
tint careful and efficient service will lie rendered.
Farmers & Stockgrowers
National Bank
HEPPNER, OREGON.
Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables
WE ARE IIEPPNER'S HEAD
QUARTERS FOR ALL KINDS
OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEG
ETABLES. EVERYTHING IN SEASON
WE KEEP
-Sam Hughes Co.
November 5 to 12
Big Events in One
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Campaign Ever Inaugurated ir Morrow County
While "Subscribe for Your Home Town Paper Week" is a good Imsiness proposition for any
community it also involves a lot of sentiment, which is a mighty fine thing, too. It is a fine
thing to spend a4ittle time during one week in each year boosting the Home Town Paper that
has boosted you and your community and your business interests and your social affairs "lo,
these many years."
The IJKRALD appreciates the work its friends have done, are doing and will do
'Subscribe for Your Home Town Paper Week," to extend its circulation and influence.
during
The IIKRALD wants a bigger circulation,
county and in order to help its friends bring this
Paper Week," it has decided to announce a
It wants to go into every home in Morrow
about during- " Subscribe for Your Home Town
Herald.
November 5 to 12
When a Full Year's Subscription Will Be Sold for
This sensational price will be withdrawn at midnight, November i;
when the regular price of $2.00 a year will be restored.
1921
HOW rail Wf fin tniQ? Some newspapers wanting more circula-
11UW L,ttll WC UU U11J. tion employ a "contest manager" who, by
putting on a hurrah campaign and giving away an automobie or a piano, by the voting contest
plan, induces a great number of people to spend their money for subscrip
tions who do not want the paper but only subscribe to. please some candidate or help out some
friend. Some girl gets the auto or piano, the contest man gets most of the money and the news
paper owner gets a lot of experience.
Others give away premiums with each subscription which cost at least one-half the subscri
ption price, while others employ a regular solici tor to canvass the territory, his salary and ex
penses eatingup most of the proceeds. '
All these' schemes cost the publisher at least 50 per cent, or more of the price of subscription
and that money goes to some fellow other than the publisher or subscriber. ' "
By Our Plan
THE SUSCRIBER BENEFITS By actually saving $1 00.
THE HERALD BENEFITS By increased circulation, influence and prestige.
THE COMMUNITY BENEFITS By a stronger, better supported newspaper.
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