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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19
gebs Binder
Sinh iOiueit als fir Den Seutidsn
llnterridjt unaeeignct BON ben
6eHioren Gusgemer5t irerbrn.

Gas Seriiorentorunittee, tas nit
Der glilignbe betrmIt III Gus ben gii.
dorn filc Den belltiden llnterridt gll'
les lllsHlmcr5en. mas uitter ZEN OBJ
lpaIten0en llmit1nbeir OILS urtatric'
tlib erad,tet iper6en fourte, bat ic.
fpelt feds Glider OILS ltuqeeignet aus
seidraItct, ndnlib ,2SSn gaterIanb"
- 9iortpdrts" Bonn groBen aouig'
,Srel5 uHb Guer", ,@erganaeilc
3cit" rn6 .,9eutife Seimnth". 9lu'
Ber0cm Siirfte aud ned ein ireiterss
@ut auf ben .;Suber" geicet iperoen.
3le belttit)en S1ulbiifer peroeu
pou Dem &orrIittee in orei Stloiiei,
einoetbeiIt tpereen. SSn Die critic Rlaiic
formen Die Bidder, oie n0liig etu.
parOfrei iirh; Die 3ipeite Glaiie rptro
non BEN giidern eebiloet, Die poll
itdnoig aiis5uiholteu iulb, loibreno
Il, bie brittle aate1oric hieienigst
&ii6er fonuren, in 6enen eciuiiic
Steaeu dusgeuer;t tperSer uliiiicil.
Slus bem Bud, r8eio,ihten unb
Wiard,en" mlrhe gciterr pom GelIiorcn
0ie @eihifte nou Der ,,aa;ier6iiHle"
als unpo'ienh eeitriden. gs lit oieicS
eine @r3ahlimg Darum Die aorn.
bl1rne Sie 9iebIinsSblume 1aiiar
&dltelms beg GrItcn mar.
Gos 9onlmittee geoenit i'm 2aufc
6es beutioen 0admittasS feline arbeit
gu poaenoen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19
gsredd,tiaer Ruiit

CUR 9erfisuns Der 8uucesbstorr
ben nurbe eeittrn aIs perod6tig Der
2e Sabre dlts SOispb Giuna. Don Ro.
go. 2302 @sft 4nte Strabe psrhatz
tet. Seine igeituabms erfulgte auf alIs
aemeiue 0erbd6tseriinoe bin orrh
ben 9uliSiitsn aruie an Der Orittep
'Strase unb Central apeuue uno i'm
Detettipbureau ipuroe bel Der &orperz
piiitatipn elm glotSbu9 an oem 8cr=
bafistsn gsFunbsn, in Del9em nd IN
enalil1er Sprahe bic Worte rCta
msniiDnen fir Sau6bopte" befaunen-
gionot, Der ieinsr 9sriiheruno nab
Ruiic unb felt iiinf Subren i'm sanoe
III, bebuuptets, bas BUD eefunoen gu
baben unb fam ltiner 9eriihsrllng
nab nift snsliia Ihreibsn. Da er
Ieinsm 9efiGnbnib nod iit oud Niht
fur bic 0si!itGrpfIi9t rssiitrirt bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19
(Gin9eianbt)
RafrihtenbefOrbernns uad SentidI.
Lamb.

Die arieesgefnngeitert-Siiriorge"
81 JtortD Dtoore StraBe, g2etp Dort
Gll1, 1T pom gnterifaniibelt Hotber
aIer3 IN @aibiugton NIT SdJreibeu
BON IA. September ~. Sys. benat).
rtftist rporeen, oab Bittbetluugan
mad 1eutihlano, Seiterrcid. .Ilnearn,
etf., in 9rtefform ut6t be.
{ oroer I tperoe.t fonnen. 9aeegeu
ptreitet oa5 glnlerifaIilde siotbe
areu5 beionoere TormuIare fir 92tt'
tbtiliIugen un0 anfroaen rad Den
Sdnoern Der Gentralmdt,te Dor, oercH
SertigiteQl,ng nit meitereu Nngaben
ehritens betcrult seJehen tperbeH fplro.
Sr aicien SorrulIoren biirfen fur;7
glngnbeu uro Nufrcaeu pripoter 80.
tur enthdlten ictn, bereu glbdnoeruua
iih SnS Gnerifaniine Rotbe areilS
rorueboIi.
Slrr Nenntfport!rrd olIer slnfruqar
ll6ei Die Observation-Disclosures 1T aiC
acknowledgement iSiiriorge", q
gtortb @corc Strcct, Stem gorf,
pcrne bereit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19
Grften Beribt
iImerbreitet Sfrahenbnbn. s. pmmiiIdr
Gnlfins nnb befirpOrtet Grlpei
termns Der ltmiteisepripilssien.

Ger ltd6tii9e Strabmbabnfomunii,
far V. Is. GulfIns bot geItern 8iir'
gs.iaeiiter 9udta ieinen eriten BE.
rid,l 5useitellt, Der cine 9lBnbl @nr
piebliIngeH 6e5iIgIib Der Grneiterune
oer lImiteigeprIDilcgien auf peri6ieoe.
nen Sinien entbalt. giirgernleiiter
9lthta bat 6ieie ealpieblungen gutaa'
belben uub Der Strabenblbngeiea.
ifnft 5ueeiteIlt. Sb Die Geieaidait
oieie Gmpfeblun9en iE Die 3Bat I'M.
ieteH miro, bleibt jeood) abSuporten.
Ssonnrtiiidr GuIfins itelt ferner nod
iDeitere dbnlid)eGmpfebl eblrnget III slus.
.iidt, Die er In cQernd9iter 8eit 81
mad,en ge0enft.
Inter ben Gmpieblungen fefiilbal
iib ole folgsnsen: llnriteigefarten bon
ON n6rHlid) fabrenoen Bagcn Der
D1itden, 2oflan6 itno @leroale
2rnien an Der Carthage ilno Iitfea
slbeniie aif Die Bulton gLare 2inie
III 5ftlider @if)tung.
ltnriteigefarten ron Der 3oo9beit,:
9inie, iofern bic gaiingiere n6roIif
bon Der Cine StraBs Hen,iie eiritei.
gen, arf bic Glarf Strabe 2inie am
9belter Pnrf itnO cine oiueitc ltnrfteigs.
fnrte ouf bic College Sill 9inic an
ar'otultons Corner.
llnrfteigefarten ron Der @ine.Glif.
tom 2inie ai,f Die oisfofrenbe Bine.
9ltrnet 2inie lnh eine ,lpeite llm.
Iteigefarte am Gtcitcr @arf iiir oie
&ponoale 9irrie ltn5 cine brittle I'm.
lieigefarte ciIf Die nod Der Staot gu
fabrenoen @aaen Der 3oo.Gben 9inic
cri ser @eliib Goenle un6 ReaotnB
shoeo.
llr1itcigefliten BON ben ilnh os:-:
Sta6t gu fabrenocr @ngen Der t5ler.
oale Clinic mif Die 8agen hcr In
sleif,er ghdtpuG icbrertoen 99ogsn
Der aoflan6 9iuie ON 3oolosiiflci'
@ortcn uno ron 6ieIer al, Der Mc.
gpifcn unS @;ue Strabe allt bic @c.
Dt;den.Wain ainie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19
Gterblitbfeitsberidbt.

Or. SObn Sbartep, "a. elmsIiu, g.;
UlossntrpeiteruHs.
Suian POttsr, 70. 2o57 Gaisru
Gpenus; 5trsIstoen.
Saiberine 4lorun, 20, 201 DorIst
strait; Saruidursptrsiftung.
Sobn Wliiller, 81. Stdotii9es ars
menbdus; gfierenleiben.
Rslis golea, Al, 226S Zine Ctr;
Operation.
5rantss Gotta, 55, 1900 Baluat
StroBs; 3uderruhr.
5rtbsrid 9enber, IL MOndts, 212
9eets Strabe; 5ubertuIofs.
ebarles SoDis, n. so3 HiGlHcnS
Gtrabs; MISUNDERSTANDING.
aantp 9artman, "a, 4042 Cole
rain apsnus; 6er3lsieru.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19

S1AiHtptr SikubSs wv IiN9 uHi IL
Sftobtr 1895 NIT Sobn Burton Der
beiratbett, but nuf Grunb DON Ri9ts
ttriorsune. 5runfIu9t unb brutaler
gebanbluns cine Sfeibunssilase on,
| lgeitrtngt. Sic fiibrt ipeitsr on, bab eE
felt Snbren nu6 nift einsn Gent 5u
ibrsm 1lntsrbaIt beigstrossn unb Il.
i'm WdrJ 1912 gang unD gar DsrIai.
isn babe.
Oscar g. Wriabt, 9ormann
in elmer 9nmpsnfa6rif. ipia BON 6tlel
@riabt, 1112 giltsrt 4penus, nit Der
sr fid am "a. Qlguit 1914 bsrbsis
raibsts, ssidisbsn fsin, neil Fl. iid
eer pfli6tpsrna9ldfisung unb bes
ebebruds i6ulbis asma6t unb itn
an 2. RoDember 1916 rsrloFsn bat.
9ss Msitsren fiibrt sr an, bnb Tis
ititoem unter bem Pomm giola
9ilsp ipssen liibsrli9en 2ebensipons
eels Derbafist unb teitraft fporbsn lei.
Dora o. Saefbt Bat ibrsn
@atten, o.n Ulebser 5chn S6eiot,
ron Der 5irma S6tibt Bros, 4746
Wain QDsnue, Rorpoob, nit bem iie
iit am 15. Dttoter 1918 bsrbsiras
ibste. nuf S4eibune pertlast unb bers
lanet gu sleifer 3tit alimsnis, fopis
bic S6bui ii6er ibre 3tpei aiHosr. sic
inn6t eeltenb, bab Der 8.rtInge felt
Sobrsn BEN 3runfs trss6en fsi uno
iis alles nerIu6t babe, I'm Jpn bon
csm 9aiisr su furiren. Gtlbit Elm
msbrmonntiser 4ufeut6alt IN sinem
Sanitarium geg,n 9runtfudt babe
nidts geniist, benn faum iei er nns
temIslben sHtlaiIsn tporbsn, hdbe er
ron Reuem su triHtsn bssonuen. qus
bieTen 0riinben lei es ibr ni4t mDs'
lid, nod ldnser nit ibm 5u Ieben.
Redlab 9 SaaeR
Clara 8. Bnum lit TsitamenisDotls
itr.derin BON gouiie Baum; 0runbs
siseutbum $3.50.
QouiIe $. Diefmeitr iIt 2eitamsntss
rollitrederin BON 5eurp Oietmeier,
Sr.; perionalien $50; Grunbsisens
thum $10.190.
4nna Rupp III 9eiiamentspollftrets
fsrin Don apuiis g. Durit; perIoHas
lien $1,000; Srunbsigentbum $500.
9fIite R. 2ab unb Gbna ". 5dbn
iinb Observation-Disclosures bon
Rot.l Roibsubers; perionulien $500;
Srunoeisentbum $4,000.
srant Mursslboder III RadlabDers
ipalter BON George Wurselba6er;
peTonalien $4O0.
Wm. Gummins TT RadlaBDeripals
ter bon Sba gummins; ptrionaIien
$500.
Charles anbrens IN Ra9fabp.rs
ipoIi.r p,n Roia Rtbner Arbreips;
pricnalisn 5000.
efiBabetb Wefi prmodi
lire S6muGia en-, 9emdlbe etc. an
Elm. ansabl Reff,n unb gli6t.n; Der
gob's 8ible Sdool $500; fir Wlils
iicns,nede IN gbirn. Snpan uno
afrtfa ie 500, urb bsn Reft tbrss
0srm0a.ns an lire Saweitsr Warp
q. 6. Woobs.
Derf9ieberes.
Charles gtosel erlauste .in llrs
iheil iibsr 1925 sssen Jsrmiab g.
Sapmdn.
Die grobssfhrorenen srboben ses
fern cine 9lntIase beg StraBtnraubes
esssn gamillo apeuitp, Der am 20.
4usuit eineu sepifen Wilton RaSs
tir um $40 beraubi bat.
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Geburtem.

goparb unb Rargar.t atltbsrr,
1880 9eniOn Strabe; Wtabdsn.
ebarIss uub Stella Seters, 5S4a
SamiItoR aotRue; Gnabe.
NIiIliam uHo Dttilie 5obaRRcS,
228 CALHOUN StraBe; Rao4eu.
Garl uno Yakntd Sbiutls, 43C
Soutbpistp glpThus; Wdb4sn.
SobH unO ailIp Sisps, 1888 Sopr
fins Strabe; Gnabe.
6Iarence unO GDa Rinear, SIS De.
pot Strabe; Snabe uno Yiaba.u
(3lpiIIinss).
SermaHu uno Miiula &OOp. 1851
2ilac 4penus; WGb9en.
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3leime 0pliseinadjrid)fem

- Sm 9lsubou oes @sri@tssebdus
bss puroen aHsebIih sfpsi Der bort
bsIfGftigtsn Waurer Clarence s. &c
Winuau pou 30. 1704 9ine St-nbe
uno Grnit @lift Don go. 207 gDeelter
Sffdbe, 6si sinem Biirfslipielt.en err
pii6t unb pou ben Detettipss Dalton
unb BRETON psgsn GlidsfpisIs pers
baftst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19
SaifeefrGu5hen.

SpnnsrItos, 20. September, 1T
Satfeetranohen oes Brdueuz une
SungfrousnDereins Der @pnns. 3iors.
Strde, 10. unD Bremen Strabe tPas
itpr U. 6. 8ishe). 9ln btm RonHits
tee ptsnen frlgsuoe Ddnen: Ablers,
ahlTf, Suih, W. SanoDetr, j..
9auorpebr, 9odltlegel, SfaiIer,
Drad, Dedsr, R. Strub6e, y. 6un,
id,e. Jrdrk. 6. 3erset, 6riifismsies
uRo Wsbttes.
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fofort. ipsHn Gle ssnsb unb frd soH iiHosba'
cen MAD BEN iirinirsH fsin polIeH. ais ba fine
fsunsn esisen. s6merssH HEs aHbaes TN
tstaRH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19

Stnnt Sho, 6amilion Gountu. So:
9h gIler " 9unoesco, anfiirer Der nbeHae'
nannteu Shr wlpbami eermRa Snni, belbpGre
fecrlid, odb Der ohiar Serdbt pnbr III Bdtg
meiuem beieu gSiiieu uno 8ldlibeH.
alex. VI. 2GHoe &c Q, aaiitrer.
Etnat ohio, oamilton Gountn. 50:
ilrierfGrieben lIIb beidporen Dor mir an oie'
fem IL Inae ocs SeDieuber 1917.
Sofepb 3eber. offenill6er Noiar.
(SiegeD
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iperben iia bic gunbssbeb6rbsn aud
bieisrhal6 nit Inn 6ef4dftieen.
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Salis Rndmittns srftes Spiel elmer
breitdsieen Serie siuiThen unf:ren
,Rsbs- uilb ben BrooiIpnsr Supsrbas
tn RsolanhsDiele.
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Daie.SaH.
G'neinnati-1; gbiIaSelpbia--0.

Sn benz gsItiisen lssten Sptsie Der
Seri. sipiidm unIeren rRebs" unb
ben philadelphia .Qudtsr4 i'm ltefis
gen RebIanos5isIb bebisntsn S4Isu'
bsr.r 5ouep uno Sanger Winsp oas
@elhiib fir Cincinnati gesen Riplep
begin. aillifsr fir bic Gegner. geibs
8attsrien blisbsn bis gum Gnbs oss
SpieIes aui ibrsm poitsn. Sic srIaubs
ten ben ein5issn 5rsipab in bsm Spit
Ie unb Ianbtsn pitr auftfl4lsr 5ur
gant ssssn 3fDsi. Die ,Reos" maas
ten Iisbsn 1refefr sessn 0ipsi unD bsIs
be Rsuner ipiIten isbIerfrei. G5aie
ipar unier Selp am Bat nit brsi Srefs
fern. ue6er $500 3ui9dusr pobuter
bsm SpieIe bei. Quislep uno SgrOn
iparsn bic S9isosridtsr.
Reiultat Der gefris en-
Spiele.
Gintinnati 00o0o010*-1
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/. Spiel.
ct. 2ouis O1126101*-12
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CT. 9puis 010000000-1
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gbieasO ooooooooo-o
gleip yor. ..100o0o12o4
/. spiel.
pittsbura OOOO30009-3
Bolton l2010100o-5
2. SPIEL.
Qitisbura :. O000Oo0o0-O
Bolton 000100000--l
SaIi, glndimittns erftes Spiel elmer
breitdsieen Serie siuifden unfsrsn
.gRebs" unb ben BrOoilpnsr Supsr6as
TN ReblanhbGielh.
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Raudjt 2au'srp Club Cigar.
rem, milS anb dassuebu.
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ebsf&sibunss. EdIls
Rars SarsSH esatI aHs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-06
A TREATMENT
FOR nerves
Woman Tells How Lydia F..
Pinkbam's Vegetable Com
pound Helped Her.

West Dandy, n. VI have had
nervous trouble all ny life until I took
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-06
|IlAH. lIIiI

shows that stand itreal wei. took
the Compound when my ten year old
daughter came and it helped me lot
/ keep it in the house all the time and
recommend it. Mrs. DEWITT SINCE
BAUCH. West DANNY, y Y
Sleeplessness, nervousness, irritable
ity, backache, headaches. dragging sen
Stations, all point to female derange-
laents which may be overcome by Lydia
Z. Pinkharn' s Vegetable Compound.
This falaoes remedy, the medicinal
ingredients Of which ere derived from
choice roots ard herbs, has for forty
years proved 30 be @ most valuable tonic
and invigorator Of the female organism
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-06

Open up n Health
Acc CUNT by eating
foods that make you FIT for
the days work without
Overtaxing the stomach,
kidneys or liver. The con
tinued eating of indigestible
foods with large percentage
OF waste means diseased
livers and poisoned intes-
tines. Keep your stomach
sweet and clean and your
bowels healthy and active
BY eating Shredded Wheat
Biscuit. It's easily digested.
1t contains all the material
needed for the nourishment
of the human body. Open a
health account for you to
draw upon. For breakfast
or any meal with milk or
cream. Made at Niagara
Falls, N. Y.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-06

ydia ~ Pinkham :
egetahle Com
4 pound for nerves
and for female troll
bies and it straight
eEed me out II good
share. Iwork nearly
81 the time, as we
I've on q farm and I
have four girls. I do
TAI "a " sewing and
! taer work with
i4ar holm 90 -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-06

ton has only paid $1,000 on a $500
contract to date. ana asks foreclosure
OF the contract.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-10-19
BIGGEST BARGAIN
EVER OFFERED

Every subscriber of the Lin
coin County Leader who pays a
years subscription to the Leader
from this time on at ST. which
is the regular yearly rate for this
paper, will also receive a three
years subscription to the Ore
gon Farmer without any extra
charge.
This almost unheard Of bar
gain is made possible by a radi-
cal reduction in the subscription
rate of the Ore5on Farmer for
the purpose Of releasing a large
number OF men from its army
of agents for use in other indus
tries and in the military e5tab-
lishment.
Just read the details of this
wonderful offer:
The Leader, one yogr $50
Oregon Farmer, 3 yrs,
old price ...........$3.00
Making ............. $500
BY the new clubbing, all
Tor ................$l.50 80
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-10-19
WkTCHMAN REPLIES

The Yaquina Bay News in the
last weeks under the head,
"Waldport would start County
Seat Fight" quoted our editorial
in issue of Sept. 27, and then
continued with the following:
Nov, as a matter of fact, the
possibility of a change of loca-
iton for the county seat is a sub
ject rarely ever heard in New
port, and only then when men
toned by someone from some
other locality, but we have just
this to say to the Watchman, or
anyone else interested that il
they want county seat fight
they can have it at the coming
general election. It's quite easy
to have it placed on the ballot,
and it's not improbable that it
will be, now that the matter has
been brought up"
Now we have just this to say
to the News or to all Newport
interested in trying to change
the location of the county seat
that if they want a worse
thrashing than they got on the
question of bonding the county
all they will have to do is to have
it placed on the ballot at the
next general election.
We should think by this time
they would be satisfied they
can't run the whole county,
Waldport Watchman.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-10-19
Total :. 14s,23s Seo,135.os

The Eddyville Mohair Pool
has been the largest pool in the
state for the last six years and
we have 5000 head of goats at
the present time. There is room
and range for several times as
many more in Lincoln County
as the range where the goats
have been pastured on for the
past fifteen years Is better now
than it was before the goats
were here.
Now wish to make myself
understood when | speak of the
three districts of Yaquina, Big
Elk and Little Elk. These dis
tricts are a small part OF Lin
coin County and are situated i'm
the extreme eastern part and are
no better adopted to goat rails
ing ttan any other part Of the
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-10-19
FOR SALE OR TRADE

For small dairy ranch AZ a.
fruit ranch, redshot land, 25 q.
cult. balance pasture and timber.
a a. blackcaps, 2 a. Strawberries,
200 young prune trees, family
orchard, 7 room house, barn, 10
tons hay, hoghouse, henhouse,
woodshed with years wood, good
well water piped to barn, imple-
ments, team, wagon, buggy, 4
cows, ! calf, 80 chickens, tele,
phone, mail route, 3 miles from
. canneries, good rock road.
Price $4,000, $1,000 mortgage.
John c. Wood,
Newberg, Ore, r. d. No. 3.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-10-19

county and while there are 9TH
er industries we consider goat
raising the leading industry Of
this part Of the county.
Now in conclusion will say
that the goat industry has been
and is being hampered to a very
great extent by the game law,
in so far as it is unlawful to
hunt with dogs and this makes
it very hard for the goat and
sheep men to protect their flocks
from coyotes, wild cats and 9TH
er varmints as hunting with
dogs is the only successful way
in which the varmints can be
kept down.
Yours for more and better goats,
S. T. Loudon. :.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-10-19
GOAT RAISING IN
LINCOLN COUNTY

Eddyville, Or,
Editor Lincoln County Leader.
No doubt you and your read
ers would like to know about the
Angora Goat industry in Lincoln
county. First let me say | will
confine myself mostly to the
eastern part of the county.
only say that DR.. Thoms brought
the first bunch of goats to the
county. He took them to the
Alsea country. They were a well
bred lot of goats, he had a regis
tered buck with them.
The districts | will tell of are
the Big Elk, Little Elk and va
quina districts. lsrial Eddy
brought the first bunch of goats
to the Yaquina in the year 1899
and the Hunt brothers brought
the first to Little Elk in 1900 and
was followed by Cline Brothers
in 1901. Cline Bros. got the first
registered billy from DR.. Thoms
in 1901, Marion Hunt was next,
he bought a registered billy
from c. p. Barley a. Sons of San
Jose, Calf, in 1903. b. f. Grant
& Sons in 1904 took the first
goats to the Big Elk district.
From this time on the Angora
Goat industry has grown until
now there are about 5000 head
of An5ora Goats in the three
districts named.
The Eddyville Mohair Pool
was permanently organized in
the year of 1912 and the mo-
hair growers have been greatly
benefited by being organized.
w. J. Cline was elected Presi-
dent and w. +. Wakefield was
elected Secretary. these mea
still holding their offices. It is
through their never firing ell
forts that the Pool has grown 10
it's present extent.
The following is the number
of pounds and prices paid and
the amount received for each
pool for the last six years:
q
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Builder
Carpenter Work-AlI Kinds
BY Day or Contract
TOLEDO, OREGON
Builder
SUM MONS
In the Circuit Court of the State or
Oregon for Lincoln County
A. o. Abrahamson, Plaintiff,

In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Lincoln County
A. o. Abrahamson, Plaintiff,
VS..
Perry Blevins and Jane Doe Bile.
wins, his wife. Defendants.
To Perry Blevins and Jane Doe Blew.
ins defendants above rGmeJ:
In the Name Of the State Of oreqon:-
You and each Of you are hereby re.
quired to appear and answer the com.
plant filed against you IN the above
entitled cause and court on or before
the I'd day of November. A. d.. 1917.
said date being six weeks from thu,
first publication OF this Cummons. and
II you fail to appear and answer. or
otherwise plead therein. for want
thereof the plaintiff will take a judg.
ment and decree against you as pray.
ed Tor IN his complaint herein, towit:
For the sum OF One thousand (SiO0O)
dollars for the further sum OF Thirty
lS5O,) dollars, interest 20 the rs day OF
May, 1917, together with interest on
the former sum from the 18th day of
May. 1917, gt the rato of 6 prr cent
per aunum, and for the further sum
80 'f''f'" eAANA IVY y lfNNs anu ltE HIS
costs and disbursements herein made
and expended: and for decree for
the foreclosure OF certain mortgage
made By the defendant Perry Blcyins
in favor OF T. A. Shook and assigned
TO the plaintiff, as more fully sct forth
In said complaint, said MORTGAGE GOV.
ering real property described as fol.
lows, tOwit:-The North half of the
South half of the South east quarter
of Section IL, in Township IL South,
Range West of Willamette Meridian,
Lincoln County. Oregon.
This summons Is served upon YOU
by publication once a week for six con
secutive weeks from September 21st.
1917, to and inclusive OF November 2d,
1917, pursuant to an order of the Hon.
orable J. w. Hamilton, Judge OF tho
above entitled Court, which order IN
dated September 18th, 1917.
Stark & culbertaon,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Date of first publication Sept. q, 1917.
Date OF last publication Nov. I'd, 1917,
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LIBERTY LOAN FACTS

DENOMINATIONS--$5 500,
$500, 81, 200, $4,000, $4,000.
INTEREST-Payable May Is
and November Is, each year at
A per cent per annum.
TERMS OF PAYMENT-2 per
cent down with application
(which must be before October
27th)' Is per cent on November
is, 1917, 40 per cent on Decem-
Der Is, 1917; 40 per cent on jan
uary Is, 1918; or payments may
be made all down.
DELIVERY-Promptly with
last payment.
ALOAN-You lend your mon
ey at interest, you do not give it.
EASY PAYMENTS-The Gov
ernment payments are easy; if
they are not. easy enough, any
banker will make them easier.
I SUPERLATIVE SAFETY -
The promise to pay back youl
money is signed by 110,0O0,00C
people, including all our multi
millionaires. The Bond is q
mortgage on America.
SAFE KEEPING Absolutely
safe in any honest banker:
vault. Safer anywhere thar
currency.
TAX FREElUp to an!
amount from all state and loca
taxation and up to $4,000 from
ANY national taxation.
MARKET VALUE-Can b'
sold at par at any time, and at
ter the war is certain to go up il
value, 500 bonds probably 'go
ing to $105 or S106 in value.
THE GOVERNMENT is yo'
and l. 1t needs the $50 and $40
of the average man.
IF THE GOVERNMENT eve
Issues Bonds drawing more in
! terest, then these Bonds can b
exchanged for them.
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stitution for wood, the report
points out, there will be need for
all the wood in the United States
and more. The total consump-
ton of the country for many
years has been far in excess Of
the growth. Already in many
regions timber shortage and
high prices have followed the
exhaustion of the local supply.
From the public standpoint there
is a real need for growing for
ests vastly larger than are now
planned for.-U. S. Forest Ser
vice.