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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Thursday, May 30, 1D2'J
von Facmra
J SKOPS IN CITY
Adequate to Serve Coun
ty's : NeedsAll Have
J Modem Equipment.
, I-flntntlo Is fortunately sup.
pltvd la refV-rcnrt to iirlnlinK. "
iiiibi roiuot tluil la iiwd In every I
. oraaeh 0 business nnd In ullnnst I
every family In sonio form
other. !.
- Three prlnlliut cmnpniili-a, ull.orl
llm most inoili in type, are fully
equipped to satisfy prurtlrally 1
every ilernunil of this county
with-the posslhle erfpllon of aj
few John, whloh lire only neroasiiry
Infrequently.:
larldiiniully. a loial of about IS
mouths, young und old, look to thel
three companies fur their dully sub.
ti'Hitnrr,' und I he oulpul of the
three roiripnnles uinntiiit lo n very
)ura;e. figure -olttior In ilollui-s or lit
' nMltli, ' whlrh'flVnr 'Why one flit-
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' Klrmtor4'httHfl more thun n doxen
." mouth ure -supplied with austen
unea by thfl Nelson rrlntlnir com.
- la-ay, whlrhr Is -loeuteil on Adams
avenue 'uerosa tho strei-t from .the
1 ueaiDfriea.VKHliilillslied In Mm pres.;
. t-nt location-In lU'j!t,'tlw company
- - luuf 'heeome ,0no of the' well-estuh-j
lltihil Jolt prlntiiiKund rclutcd lin
bnusr of Kimli-rn Oregon. Krom
Ilia -start ti enjoyed the reputullon
..' or jrlvlha-. expert aorvlee hy lii-eplng
UhreuM of tho trend In printing
.. -. atyles and fashions, which ..UHOIIule.
'with th prHHcnt-cluy dininny tori
. eonslunt oliangea. It also , iipjoys
tlie ri'PUlullon of iiniktng wood on
delivery promises, which, until
. .few year ugo,-was si-lilum In vogue
unyw here.'.
" rinrrlallaes In ICiiveloiM's
- In addition to doinic the iihiiuI
' . coinnierrlul Job printing und curry-
Injr.. a,, complete. Htoek of prlnier'H
.papers, cardboards und. social stn
v tlonery, the company specialises In
'."v liiaje.to-onlcr onvolopcs In large
v jiua,alltu.:by wlilcli oiie'of,lho hlr-
. gesl mills n the count Suppllcsllie
'."' paper ; for any muke, of envelope
.- una ' prrntH them In gangs while
; thftyase yet-flut puper, thllH meet
' v Inf the'keenest competition.
' Kupher atamps, stamping Inlm"
numlerliiK mnchlneii, nslntlli. type.
r'L :'WTttrH,'Und uddlnff nuichlncH ui-o
Ida lino Btouku of thia compuny.
. Auto thltt firm .wum ono of tho plo-
tir of Kuatern OreKon In nelllnir
M-lirllinuii cardn on un exclunlvu
-. )ola - where . no two cuMtoiiiem enn
jbiiy identlcul ChrlHtmaH curdH. -
'. -Tho oompuny hua theco preNneH,
, jelpert employea'iind otcr-ropien-I',
lalivd. type fucen. A. We Nelson la
' rnunuicer, 8. ('. Hiipperxott In com
' .pbaltor ond (). O. CrolK la tho prem
,' . man, In uddltlon, Vlntll Kochena-s-irffer
Jla up ufter-iu-liool uppren-
; , tlce. ' , :
' Tha Xa Clrundo prlntlntr com
' piny, whlt'K'la located on Kim
atreet. In the .Veat-Jncolarn hulld
' ,'", la auolnci- aplcndldly equipped
prlutln ahop, well prepared to
Vtiiko cure (if njl (ho ilemifiiilH mude
j.vor.ll oy tho uomniunfiy.
, . Utartixl In I'l'InlJiut at ta
, f' C; N..'l'ulrtier, the proprietor, wuh
i dIV."l2 years old when he entered
' vtH :prlntlnw and neunpaper ffumn,
: .,1-jind ' hua been following It v-vcr
. alhre1.' Jle and hla fumlly ctttno lo'
lli Oranile .from Okluhomu,, nhd
' , lllK KOn dtln. and hla wife, naalat'
. ', lflm' lii conucliiiK tho bualneas.,
The coinpuny nua three modern
'.VpreioUa, a new linotype, InatatM a
, vffl,w duya ujo to taka pluro of tho
; .( Ilnolypa which hud been In use for
'. -Vinady yearaj npd'iilao un automulip
; ,-The tnoflorn ii tilpmenl, eiM4la
eipck of Mt,p:M'x. i.nd. vxpe'.icn.ci
v,i liabl tho .company' to fcut iro Its
t 4rlte,ua well u-. Hie wide v tiiel.-P-lntluf,
'" Aa.r.A oiampln of the tiuniit tf
tfle .work produced, I ho compuuv
, tle.;c(fklul atuto printer fin- the
'y 0rto: American I.ckIoii utixlllury.
j . rThe, company moved Into ita
'. present aimi'tcrn In i,.. .which
' v'wero -u't-ranKC4l especially for. Ihe
. ' Pflntlnil firm.
(; - tltoy r.'urrey hua llio third print.
.' ln coitipuiiy. loruted In u modurn
- , -ebon -ooxt lo the iiiiinlclpiil hull. Unit
, ,on Klnt Htreet. lie hna operulcd
" hla IjiiiIiicm theru since JicM und
, tnalpiuluit u hlirh stundurd of work,
manshlp '
' . i; '.Mejth-ni I'l- (
'.'.An lh .the other piinllnir com
;' panlrs, Sir. Currey hua three mod
em prfaaes und u tiirire supply of
: stocks and sufficient equipment lo
v .satisfy 'the demunds of the com-
A VIEW OF THE MT. EMILY LUMBER COMPANY PLANT
t Tlio Mt. V.mlly Liimhor coiiifHiny'it Mtumlll, pictuntj it (()(. Ih (lie lurfrct In IjinUih Oregon mill niitlcliMilot u ."O-yonr Hfo ut lvnt In
tvrrhnry. It lictfiui fniilliiuoiiH nimrntlnnx lien .lnti. 20. I1I1!U. Tlio luir oml Jm Nliown In the rnrricrnuiiil mid ttic uiaiil burmr to '
Ihu ivti. In In t'Utsv proxlmllv lo llto mill. A kHimjw or llii imituiiiolh diy nlucl nmy he Imil ill I In csiwiiio il;rlii In tho ilMmuo mid tho
; ..' ' . ' s ' pliuiliiHr mill In iicur llio dry hiil. a .
Grande Ronde Meat Company Plant
V One of Larger Local Industries
v.fOno of tTio t IfiKllntf . IttiKliiPHf ubout 2,(ioo Hticop annual, pttylnK
flfiim of KiiI)in ' O it icon and ono' about JloO a head for tlx cuttle,
Must ih'Ulit tmllt'fly In honm pro- J about
iJtirtH iih well oh inunurui'turlnir lit
prO'ltieltt In Ijl ttniiido, Ik the
Orundfl Hondo Meal company, with
nfrU'4-H on AdiimH avenue n tow
doorH from Ucpot HtiTct, unci with
Un piirklnic plant on tho coiner of
JAfrerHon uveuuo and (')icK(n'it
mr.M't in a larir brick Ht iiiftur.1.
Tho company alMo opcnitcji a mod
cm HlaiiKlHiT bonne, only recently
rebuilt following ir di-Htiuctlvn fins
And him three n-tnll inarketH which
fenture I hn Onindc Itomle pro
ductH. . '
Ono can hardly realise tho b!zi
of the IhikIih'mh until a trip Ih taken
throuifh tho packing plunt. There
hfiniH, wolntCH, bacon, etc., are
turned out hh -u flulHhed product
that Ih of tho JilKhcHl of quality
und wnirn Hucccrwuiiy vumVw nQlttnutl Hlim un(i i)mt one narc
Ith productH offered hy nationally j 0Hl Mh,pmont( Hlnl to Hums, con
known liiHtltutloni. To ono who lHHiHt,.( of 30fto pountlH. Bent in fin
unfamiliar with tho plunt. tn- ,,,, of uo pmin,H ,,Hrn .n,n POm
amount of iKinlpini'tit iciiulred. tho puny h)(,)W n(0 .orlllinil on thc
yiirloiiH procoMHinjr of tho meatii, the , . f t aH Ontario, nnd
m for hnH, about $12 for
Hheep and about $25 for veal.' In
other wordH, I bo cohL of the cattle
over u period of a year would ap
proximate Hoo.ooo, not to mention
the other htoek purchaHed. In ad
dlllon to thin, Hut company Hpend-t
about $:i:i,iMM annually for other
productH, all rf,I,'(,'1"M'tl I" 1,llM
county. ,
llmuloj 5 Men
At prenenl there uro Hft men em
ployed by til'.- company, leKultlntc
in an annual payroll or about $7,-
I'rnductH, InehKlIng hams, bacon,
bologna, lard, etc., arc shipped to
ninny parlH of KiiHtern Oregon,
norm hy freight and some hy par
cel pout. It Ih Interesting to note!
that $:l,GO0 Ih Hpent each year fori
slue Of tho force of mon employed
nnd tho payroll arc amazing.
i Tho compuny, which h- Von In
connecutlvo opernttnnn for 2 enrn,
puckn on an uvorugo S.ooo to 10,000
heudH of hogH nnmitilly, nil pur
rh nurd la tho Orunde Hondo val
ley. Tin company purchaHCH uhont pllcn.
rf.ona cattle, about g.hftn veal, and The eiiulpment thrnughoiit tin
hh un cvample of tho Hatlnfled cu
tomeiH, private nhlpmentH havo
henn, neiit iih far eiiHt an New York
City.' Often people who hnvo lined
Mt. Kinily haniH or liacon movo to
other dlHtrlctH and continue to send
back to l.u Orando for their hup-
packlng plant nnd-Hluughter hotiHO
ih of the in out modern type. After
the Hlaughter Iiouhc fire, a carload
of new machinery wan unloaded
and InHtalled, including' automatl-
wiapet-H and pollahers, operated hy
electricity. Thin equipment' can
handle (ih high uh 250 hogn per hour
without them being touclN-d hy
men from the time they are killed
until tiny are opened.
XCW 1'lWPRX I
In tlie lard deartinent the com-1
puny hiiH Installed und Is operat
ing a Hteam procefcri of rendering
which Ih thoroughly modern Ih
every respect the name aH in tho
large planlH In the cunt except in
Hlze. Incidentally, large pails are
put-chuncd in carload HhlpmentH.
one carload containing about CO.floO
pailH. . It Is neccHHary to repleniHh
tho supply of pnllH about every
eight monthK. giving ono un Idea
of tho largo production.-
In addition to tlas above men
tioned productH, the company op
peraten a largo Ice manufacturing
plant In the Jeffemon uvenuc
building, Htipplled by pure water
pumped from a deep well. Thin
Ice Ih wholemiled to the retail (eal
cm In thlH territory, supplying prac
tically nit of their dcmnmlH. . ;
Two Ice Machines
Two Ice machines nro kept op
pralfnK cnntlnuotiHly during the
mini me r monthn nnd In the winter,
one Is In continuous operation, The.
demand for Ice Is mo great in tho
warmer months, that it is necessary
to store up a reserve during the
rolder months.. It Is estimated
that the company make 1,600 tons
of Ice unuually.
1 A. Kpllng Is president of the
O.rando Konde Meat compuny.
which Is Incorporated for $100,000.
H. II. Smith Is vice president and
Frank MeOuIre In secretnry-trcrtH-urer.
'Kfrieiency and nceumcy tn
ull of the workings of tho plant
finds u duplicate In the company's
offices, where two uiitomatic post
ing muehines ure In use.
In general, the Granuo Hondo
Meat coinpuny makes every pro
duct that Is produced by the nat
ionally known packing plants, und
uIko makes them of stock rutKcdiln
the Orando Hondo valley by Tnlon
county fanners, and at tho same
time maintains mich a high quality
as to Insure continued oxpeiiFlon ol
tho business.
Field Mic
A good word might ho Ruiil for
field mice, usually ?et down cate
gorically nfl "vermin,' If the Hturc
of seeds recently taken from n
mouse's nest In 11 ranch building" hi
Yellow shuie park can he taken us
n fair sample. Tho cache of Uils
tiny croni it ro nilcd 11 live-pound
Inrd pull. The neeils wore nil of
the tiinweed, one uf tho worst plnut
pests In Mohtniiii,
Old Stuff : ;
A Chleiiaio optnmetiiKt claims the
color of the humnn eye enn he
ohnnged hy diet, Kveryhntly know?
hnw a hecfstonk will clinuge the
nlyrmpntntlon of n hlnck eye.
mutiity, .HervUo Is feutund, ami
' lo rvnerui this shop onu handle any
,muu or printing. m
Tho Currey I'ichs was cstubllshed iS
I In thu pre sent locution In t!H4, uml J
1 't'dnco then bus been serving a huge ;H
elrclo of patrons. H
flpeuklug of tho printing business iH
In this community, Mr. Currey ruitd:
v lo rcuerul there in enough print-
; J ciulpnient In m (Iradeti to care
for oil tho demands of the, com-?-inuolty.M
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. All Ihreo companies coin pet o I
; succesMiuuy in prices with tho out-
-ofcounty concerns, us well as
ketiplns tho quality of the products'
- un nigh plane.
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Comparative cost over a period of years
conclusively proves the economy of using
concrete products. Our plant at Island
City makes and carries in stock the fol
lowing items they are made up to a
high standard ask for prices. '
Drain Tile tiU
Culverts
Building Blocks
Washed and Crushed River Gravel for
All Building and Road Work
Concrete Pipe Co,
Office and Plant, Island City, Ore.
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ALL
OF
NATURE'S
Blue Mountain
Milk and Cream ,
Your, dealer can supply you or you can have de
livery on our regular routes. Pasterurized or
purified raw milk and cream which ever you
wish. Milk is the perfect food for all ages.,
(broodin
ess
Health
Blue Mountain
Butter
Churned fresh every day from selected cream
please if not, tell your dealer and he will make
it good. '. . , -
Butter is nature's food highly concentrated.
arid
mine
iiimsj
Stored Up
Blue Mountain
Ice Cream
The perfect desert after a dinner good for the
Jdddies between jnealSi Ice Cream is a real food
for the sick and the well of all ages. Buy.it in
bricks or in bulk all flavors.
Ice Cream is enjoyed by all.
In These Rich
Local Dairy
T
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Products
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Ucoco Certified Eggs
Everyone tested jrou can buy them in cartons
and be sure of getting strictly fresh eggs that
are carefully graded. They are guaranteed to
be exactly as represented. ! v
UCOCO The. Mark of Quality. 1
CALL FOR THEM
BY NAME
Plan to attend the Home Products Show where we
will have an interesting and instructive exhibit. The
quality of the dairy products from the Grande Ronde
valley compares favorably with that produced any
where in the country. It is an industry that will grow
and make more prosperity.
Blue Mountain
Creamery
"Eat More Dairy Products"
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