Vernonia eagle., October 29, 1926, Image 4

VERNONIA
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Butter Kernels
In making butter the proper time
to stop churning is as soon as the
butter granules are the size of ker­
nels of wheat or corn. When the
churning is continued until the but­
ter forms in large lumps it is impos­
sible to wash the buttermilk out. Too
much buttermilk in the butter injur­
es the keeping qualities.
at the hour of 10:00 A. M. of said
day, said meeting to be for the pur­
pose of voting a special road tax in
said Road District, of not to exceed
ten mills on the dollar, on all tax­
able property in said Road District.
Done at St. Helens, Oregon, this
16th day of October, 1926.
JOHN PHILIP,
County Judge,
J. N. MILLER,
County Commissioner;
T. B. MILLS,
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Counay Commissioner.
Tree Planting
Idle farm lands in New York are
being converted from a liability
to an asset. The state forest nurser­
ies in the spring of 1926 sent out
more than 17,000,000 young trees,
or enough to plant about 20,000 ac­
res. The year’s output promises to be
about 23,000,000 trees.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Oregon customs exports already
NOTICE OF DISTRICT
ROAD MEETING this year are $41,297,215, against
By virtue of an execution and or­
$18,133,270 for the same period in
der of sale duly issued by the Clerk
Road District No. 9, Columbia Coun­ 1925.
of the Circuit Court of the County
ty, Oregon.
of Columbia, State of Oregon, dated
Notice is hereby given, that in
A. E. ALLEN
the 19th day of October, 1926, in a
pursuance of a petition duly signed
certain action in the Circuit Court
by 17 freeholders, resident taxpay­
for said County and State, wherein
ers and legal voters of Road District
Munson - Rayner Corporation as
Number 9 of Columbia County, Ore­
plaintiff recovered judgment against
gon, and presented to the County
A. L. Fenner, as defentant, for the
Court of Columbia County, Oregon,
sum of Six Hundred Twelve and
a District Road Meeting of the legal
87-100 Dollars, and costs and dis­
voters of said Road District Number
bursements taxed at Thirty-one and
9 will be held in the Parker Hall, one
mile east of Vernonia, Oregon, on
no-100 Dollars, on the 12th day of
the 13th day of November, 1926, at
October, 1926.
the hour of 1:00 P. M. of said day,
Notice is hereby given that I will
said meeting to be for the purpose of
voting a special road tax in said
on the 23rd day of November, 1926,
Road District, of not to exceed ten
at the West Front Door of the
mills on the dollar, on all taxable
Court House in St. Helens in said
property in said Road District.
County, at 11:00 o’clock in the fore­
Done at St. Helens, Oregon, this
16th day of October, 1926.
noon of said day, sell at public auc­
JOHN PHILIP,
tion to the highest bidder, for cash,
County Judge;
the following described property, to-
J. N. MILLER,
wit:
County Commissioner;
T. B. MILLS,
All of Lot Four (4) in Block Six
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_____ County Commissioner.
(6), in the original Townsite of Ver­
NOTICE OF DISTRICT
nonia, sometimes called "Vernonia
ROAD MEETING
Proper’’, according to the map and
Vote for A. E. Allen, Re­ plat thereof On record in the office
Road District No. 16, Columbia
County, Oregon.
of the County Clerk, and situated in
Notice is hereby- given, that in publican nominee for Co­ Columbia County, Oregon, taken and
pursuance of a petition duly signed
levied upon as the property of the
by 14 freeholders, resident taxpayers lumbia county.
said A. L. Fenner or as much thereof
and legal voters of Road District
Number 16 of Columbia County,
as may be necessary to satisfy the
Oregon, a District Road Meeting of Slogan is: “Development of said judgment in favor of Munson-
the legal voters of said Road Dis­
trict Number 16 will be held in the the Columbia County.”
Brown’s Store Building on West
Bridge Street, in Vernonia, Oregon,
(Paid Advertisement)
on the 13th day of November, 1926,
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Progress
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For Dodge Brothers, Inc., 1926
already stands out on the calen­
dar as a year of unprecedented
progress and success.
From January to date sales have
exceeded any previous year’s
total by a margin at once im­
pressive and significant.
New engineering records have
been established by a succession
of major improvements extend­
ing back to the first of the year.
Never has Dodge Brothers
Motor Car ranked so high in
public favor. Never before has
it so richly deserved the world’s
good will.
CADY MOTOR CO.
Hillsboro, Oregon
Touring Car
Coupe
Sedan
Sport Roadster
Vernonia
$ 966.50
1018.50
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1015.50
Brazing & Machine
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Vernonia Oregon
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Rayner Corporation against said A.
L. Fenner with interest thereon, to­
gether with all costs and disburse­
ments that have or may accrue.
J. H. WELLINGTON,
Sheriff.
Dated at St. Helens, Oregon, Oc­
tober 19th, 1926.
Date of first publication October
22nd, 1926.
Date of last publication, Novem­
ber 19th, 1926.
Brown Furniture store. Hot coffee
and doughnuts will be served dur­
ing the day. Everyone is invited to
play cards in the afternoon.
Evangelical Church
until noon November 1 and 2,
where all who wish may consult him
about their eyes. Eyes examined,
broken lenses duplicated. Please
make appointment to avoid waiting.
adv.
Sunday school at 9:45, Evangeli­
cal League of Christian Endeavor
at 6:30. The morning hour of wor­
ship at 11 o’clock. The evening ser­
vice at 7:30. The evening message
will be preceded by a thirty minute
Game Warden Arre.te Two
gospel song service. In the absence
of the pastor, Rev. J. M. Ingold :
John Smith of Clatskanie was ar­ lay preacher of Rainier will bring
rested by Wm. Brown, game Warden the messages.
for having untagged deer in his pos­ Mm. F. Rademacher Pastor.
session. He was fined $50. and costs
by Justice of the Peace D. W. Free­
Have Your Eyes Examined
man at Clatskanie.
G. H. Albreath was fined $25.
Dr. Luzader, eyesight specialist,
at Clatskanie October 15 for shoot­ will be at Kulianders jewelry store,
ing Chinese pheasants in closed seas­ Vernonia, on Monday and Tuesday,
on.
Everybody reads the Eagle.
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Birthday Surprise Party Held.
Elmer Robbins was surprised on
his 27 birthday, Thursday of last
week, by a number of friends,
Games were played and refresh­
ments served, including a beautiful
birthday cake made by Mrs. Elmer
Robbins.
Guests present were: Mr. and
Herman Veal and family, Mr.
Mrs. Ralph Godwin, Mr. and
Frank Lange and daughter,
Sitts and grandaughter Rose,
Mr. and Mrs. James Doitcheff.
Eastern Star Bazaar November 13.
The Eastern Star Auxiliary
give a bazaar and cooked food
on Saturday, November 13, in
building formerly occupied by
will
sale
the
the
VOTE FOR
J. N. Miller
Republican Nominee for
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
VOTE 35 (X)
November 2, 1926.
Paid Advertisement
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to
J. M. Clark to buy a House
House and two acres at edge of town for sale.
terms. Priced right for quick sale
Good
Read this proposed
I What Happened to Your Watch Today? §
Why, nothing at all, you will say. You didn’t
drop or jar it, and it kept just as good time as
ever.
Yet, something has happened to it. Every twen-
Friday, October 29, 1926.
EAGEE
Amendment to the Constitution
of Your State
(BALLOT TITLE)
Initative Measure—Proposed by Initative Petition
Initiated by Housewives’ Council, Inc., Josephine M. Othus,
Mai-y A. Dean, Clara M. Simonton—OREGON WATER AND
POWER BOARD DEVELOPMENT MEASURE—Creating the
Oiegon Water and Power Board of five elective members; ap­
pointing first members, board filling vacancies; giving said
board full authority for conservation, development, storage,
distribution of electric energy and water for irrigation and do­
mestic purposes; authorizing state bonds issued not exceeding
five per centum of assessed state valuation, bonds issued to pay
interest or principle of outstanding bonds; issuance of interest
bearing state public utility certificates; paying from bond fund;
taxes levied to provide such moneys; appropriating $250,000
from general fund returnable from water and power revolving
fund.
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336 Yes. I vote for the foregoing measure.
Vote YES or NO
337 No. I vote against the foregoing measure.
This
This
This
This
This
means fifty-three millions of new bonds.
names five inexperienced people to spend your money.
mortgages all your property to politics.
leaves the taxpayer to foot the bills.
would ALL go into the Constitution of Oregon.
The Constitution would protect these Tax-Spenders
But what
about the Tax-Payers—Your Only protection is to
Vote 337 X NO! in November
Paid Adv. by Oregon Utility Committee—Opposed to the Housewives' Council "Water and Power” Bonding Amendment—424 Pacific
Building, Portland, Oregon