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~de Nea`r•Iv,C)ile Ttioosatid Lend-ing Farmers and- nairyanen
aei `. Vitit City S:lturday. Free Lunch Served at Grxngt: ._ -.
*'a Hall. Program is P'o1111t+t'ed ht• Inspect inn.
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ytill Saturday was tt great day In the long residont of this city, told of
a' "ti hlotorq of Central Polpt. Cloud; his mother making cheese In the old
up sees lkie3 and balmy elr greeted the days. and said he Dad always.bo-
'r}i< i8dsvtrialtoM;-who-tame-ea -llesad~shaeae_tnr~nrv would_rsy.
try .to welcome the opening of the new here-
you cheese.. factory.' From early morn- W- 8. Bolger, meaeger for J. C.
~w's~ ~[ng until leis afternoon the care penny, and Drealdeat of dha Jiad•
ote connnned to arrlra. ford Chamber of Commerce, voiced
In 'spite bt counter attractlona the feeling of our stator City Skat
nearly a thonaeod people of all such tnducirlea were Lhe crying need
ova walka.ot Ilte gathered of the Granltr o[ the valley. He urged coopera•
the ball to attend coogrotulatlons to our flop with the new company and told
ech city for securing within its boon- of plane sow being made for ctoaer
arty derloe a flew enterprise calculated nnderalauding between city and
' t0 to be of much std In the rehab~li- country. Hla reworks- were greeted
to latlon of our county. with hearty applause
dre The new factory, or "kfteben" as Two conga were sung by the Glea-
tlrs one of Cho ot[Icla[s Ifkea to call 1t, mane' liuartet from Afed[ord. ~
le elGtated~ on the tract o[ land ly- Mra. C. M. Churchill was called
Ing between Ike Pad~^c Hlgllway upon by the chairman to repraseat
sot and Cho Southern 1;S61flc track In her hnsDawd, manager of the new
old the north Dart of town. Plaoa of factory, who was 111 In bed and un-
oat the company callfor Lhe landecaptng able to be . Dissent. She spoke
tad of the grounds abort the factory Hraclouely and voiced ttie gratitude
off end thus Deaulltytng the old "eye- tell by her huk~ahd and' herself [or
.tee sore" and "hoboes moil"' along the the cordlol welcome they dad. recely-
wn track. - ed on moving to lbe city.
tan -~ The factory opened last week sad Several ehort.talke' were.glven by
1th is la dally oDerapen; 'SR\ough sot 6ranga tenders from various ports of
enough milk Is cawing In ae yet to the valley and all pledged support tt
ore cue to full capacity, owing to trou- o[ the raw industry. -R. R. Nealon, 1
rge ble In getting a eut(Jdent supply ot~ county commisefonar, spoke of hie
all -cane. However, this will ~a rs- desire to coapera[e.}q[tk any worthy ..
:medted eoon.dnd the factory wilt be onterprbb which -prontlaed to std
.In full blast. the farmer.
at- John Anderson, ckalrman of a A ]otter from the ott[clals of the h
the oommlltee of the Rogue River Rogue ,.JiJrer Chases and Produeta, s
ton Delrymen'e aasoclatlon~-was In charge Inc., ezpreeeing regret at being un- p
loo of the program of the day. Speakers able to be Drnaeul and-thaaking the .s
we from HIedtord. Jackaoavllle. Ackland People of iloulhoru Oregon for lba q
lee and_ from ~ outly[ng aentfmta o[ the hearty support rocelved since comlog d
to- valley, all vof cad the sontfinent of here, was read Dy p. E. Powell, N
ltyc welcome to the new-factory.,Niuslc editor of The American, who rotced~
n't wee furnished 6y the Oranae or• hla heartfelt apDreclation for the; d
ieb cheetra, a quartet from the Sied- response to tke lavltatlon to De Dree-~a
(ord 6teemen -and an accordlau ant and Coln In the welcome whlc6' I'
soloist o[ Portland. - he Dad Brien dad on Dehalt of the a
]gel Shortly after noon the aaaembled ¢IlY a[ Central point and Der cltl-I D
Ck- crowd waa Invited to the dialog room sane, through the columns of hfH~ q
In' ~ in the baeetnent where Itre long newepapar, e C
Ong (tabha had been set. A fine touch, Following the program tke visit-' ei
rat ~ 1,/rovlded throug¢ conirlbutions o[ ore were invited to inspect the new
056~the various business- men of th[ factory and all the rest of the af-
theiClly sad served,..by a committee of ternoon was eDeut there. s
tpt i Orange ladles, was eoloyed. The iI- H. Blberbteln, 6esd shales
as crowd was eo large that the tables maker, who had told o[ the Dopes
,ad kad to be re-eet three oar -tour and desires of Dfs company to ba of u
81Y times to accommodate all. In tact >tervlce to the community and who c~
the attendance ao Tar ezceeded ea. Dad epakea at the hall -durlog the n
8~I1 Dectatioge that la was necessary to tP~rogram and whose remarks h'Dd r
ut late comers on short rations and been hesrtlly applauded, !ed the im- k
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IDs l it: is rumored Chet Sir. ADderaon manse crowds about the factory and s
ild 1 chairman, had to sneak out to n OsPleined the art of tine cheese-mak- ~
in (nearby cafe to stay hla own hunger. Jng to them. Ele aU/seed the tact
jt' Following the lunch the visitors that only lhrou8h lbe cooDeiatfon o[
and ~ were iormailq welcomed by Mayor the producer in turnlsbtag Dure
doh W. C. Leaver, who told ot. hie faith clean milk eoUld the factory Dope to
wn I Io the riew enterprise sad In theC make tke name of the "ROBt-e,Rlr-
town. ~ Ydr.'l.aever, who"ta a Itto-tier" cDeeae as mucD a Douaebold
_ word throughout tke land as Rogyn
1 River pears and sDDles.
~o In Mad-ford ~ llfck Smtt-0raegieteat cheeeemak- g,
eq showed the rieltora Dow the milk y,
~~ - - la 6aadled and' Dow the cheese if g.
hlch cannot be pnrchaecd Ideally. In actually made ready for shipment. a;
rtes abort dlffeteni ~1Mtonl businens The factory le open dally and rla-
rWch want haodLLed la Centro] PoIDL n
-- ttora are always welcome.
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