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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1929)
TIIURMOAT AÜOOHT JO m HEwmrzL potta ob pioti obeoom IOJO J 'Round the Circle j (Hr Ul k IIOWAMO ) Not fur from u mil» «luwii How river from Doremi is ih«* <' A \ un Mehoiui k faim, whi’i«* Mi und Mrs. Van Hchoiack have lived the major part of .heir muriod hl*, ••Cage” is a son uf one uf the early pioneer» <if this sertioa I of Lane county, N R (N *elvi \ till KcL'iiack, wh m the early 5(1 ’ t crossed the plain*, keeping turn the swinging trend of im team, *eltle<| in the Row river di«t It wa» last Miimlay Ihiit vmir irspumleiit hlld th«* pl'U«Ui«* of few hours* visit with Mi Hchmuek Referring to th«* • farm which lie bus upeiiiU’d fol -«u many year«, lie »ui*l “Yes, I have lived here on tln*i place •inri* I WH« a hillo bit of “ n giggri km«'* high to n du«*k - and even lo this day I urraaiunnlly plow lip plt’CCM Ilf *101111* uf the old pioneer dull «’m Ill'll mother had, and now I am in my wiwty ninth year. ’' lu the long span uf year» .Mr Van Mr ho nick ha* raised crop after • iop im hi« 2M acri» uf tillable fichi» m the rivi bottom Inii'l; mid he is authority for the statement i that be has never had n failure m ihr products uf th«* soil, lie be lieve« hi» »talemeiit is applirnbl«* tu th«* entire district; in fact hr is champion of the doctrine that ther is uu »urh n thing n» crop failure m Oregon Now fur tin* point nt i»sue : The writer uulu rally wanted crop information, how they were avsrag mg, for the hum of the thresher hud be n heard in the hind for si" eral day» •‘Well. An,” >md Mr Van M« h«i lack, ‘‘crops me good. Not with standing th» Is* k of min in July mid August, I be|iev< <-verv farm« r ill (III* »etioii hg< Lil uv 'iige mil ‘••Hili' of them hr belt« r .’ prilling f'H my* in \ II, li | I have I . ■ I ' I 11 f'irmml fields continuously now for about 2N years mid I have never hud u better crop than tin one just har vented. I have threshed 5V2 bn lod« of whent atul oats, From four acres, which were seeded eredetl lo the white w inter variety of uats, I threshed bushel*, milking 'In**, bushels to the acre, mid from five fieri* cropped to the “liitle red” spring when! I thre*had !H> bu»h»l«, «»««■ bushel short of un average uf 20 bushels to th»1 acre. ’* Th»u Mr \ an Kchoiurk made 'omp'i r i * miii uf crop <*ondil ion-* in Oregon hi what "•ollie of us call mi off year, with condition* hi the great ('miudiun wheat belt jus* over the line, His roillpnrIson W II* bused upon n’fviec'« personally re i reived from his * »on In In w mid uii<l Mrs Hurry daughter, Mr. i living, who raided wheat there th .* pa* t year. The young people are well known in this section, Mr I Ivmg having worked f«»r the W. A. Woodnrd Lumber company N number Living'* mot her i large when I i spring i mid hi" operate the place on a ftO 50 ba»i< half tim of late, owing to a -.cat The W (• Mh’firer family report M Th*' place was well equipped and city of water for steam power. The net Unin ut *11 in on« .la». the new farmer worked with a vim, owner i- m-talhng a gas «-ngirn* mid hilt it seems that farming ‘n <’nna pump in Harms creek as an auvili LONDON da han its drnwbm ks, arid that thi« ary to the gravity system above' 1« one of the yearn in which wheat the mill. The lift from the creek (MperUI U th* IGntifi'l ) rm •mg in not so good In u letter i is several* hundred foot through a Aug. 27 •Mr- .Marquait«* Terk Mr». Marquette recently received from his daugh I pipe line over a quarter of a mile and family of Nampa, Cal., visited Two gii* engines have ter Mr Van Mahoiack l«*«in» that in length Wednesday with Mr* Terk ’s aunt, wh«at I* n dismni failure, almost I hwi » tried out mid today arrange Mrs, Mary Massey. The two worn a total io-*, n» well ns the potato meats were bring made for the in <*n had not m°t for JMl years. crop, the two bring the «rop» upon l »tallution of a larger one. J. K. Bantou ha» added two good • • • which the farmer of Hi«* north grade Jersey milch rows to his al country depends, the wheat crop The forest fire which developed ready fine dairy herd ranking first. early last week on the timlr*r trar'j Mr. ami Mri *"* 'i __ W G Ma _z Npcnking of lludr own rxprriim’e, of the C. H. Chrisman estate aero»« Cottage Grove spent Munday at th** Mi- Elvmg, said that their field»» Row river from th** mouth of T er i Mary Masxey hornr produced un enrellrnt stand that er* creek, is reported under con Mr. uti l Mrs. William K< lly and fii« grew to about four Inches, giving trul. L. W. Hunt, district •Mr. and Mr» Frank K**Hy <>f Cot promi «e of n bumper crop, when warden, is in charge. tug» Grovo spent Munday afternoon along rulin’ n long drawn out dry at th«« Mary Ma»«ey home. p ll mid the crop actually burned W 0. Ml K-rr G|«*n Banton moved t»> Cottage up. The tom* of the letter voire* have taken Grove Huuday. much disappointment; mil it in not the Arthur 'Mr- J. E. Bunton and Mis difficult for one to read between are making G-raldine Banton. Mr 1* Harvey the Unrs that these young Oregon yarding the Mhipp and children and Mrs. people ufttimrs |rt their thoughts mil) from the rugg**«l elevations to oi l A bee ne ami children »pent Fri fly homeward to the In ml that id ’ v - the east of Harm*» creek. cr««k A big day evening with Mrs. Esther Ba n _rr. _ er fail» to supply in abundance to caterpillar i» being um *«I. The tin* ton. us«*»l. th»* lm*d of wood and water, of sun le*r 1» felled, hmiMid I and tojiiiril by Mrs. William Lively spent Mat «huir* ami rum of cuoi nights mid men in the woods. The big rat urday afternoon ut the W T. Jones bright dnvs- of grem gardens of pretdded over bv Mr. Kerr »lor- horn«* fat rmig«’ »tuck mid milk laden th«* rest after Chohersnttrr Mhcarer Clayton Townseml returned Mon dairy herds ami of golden ripen has hooked the big stick» up, quit«* • lay from Hermiston, , where he had mg fruit “My <>r«g«m.’’ frequently a* many a* tour to 'Í be**n working in the k harvest field. haul in full trunk length«. Mrs. Ralph King returnp»! Man • • • Th <• I .m* kw ood thresher, which day from Marshfield, , where she had hus I hm - ii humming in tin» section Several hi this vicinity are ng; in •pent three weeks with • her par for th<* past werk or ten dttV*, busy this year gathering fir rol iCS «•nt*, Mr. ami Mrs. 1 Waner Wilson, eliittiä ||. srftson thi» werk for th«* Manning H«*«*«| company. It B«*rt N *wton and ami sun won B»*rin<,,t 1» reported that roue* are not a :irr' .«* l Munday evening from Bend The Arthur Demars a win ill oil plentiful this year a* they have •i nd Mr, Newton went the Lee Thomason ranch north of formerly bv«*n, not*ithstnnding that Tu«**day* morning for th about Dutenii Im« Io m limiting Woodnr«! Lumb« r Newton expert, to return to Hend PUaturday to move his family to Col tag«« Grove. Mary Masie«y and Mr. sml Mr«, W G Massey railed at Ihr W T Jone« home Hun.tny. Thur«» lay afternoon with Mrs Minnie Jone«. Clayton Town semi suffered a •liw‘p ga*h in hi« chest Tuesday morning while arranging his drag to «aw a large log. James rind Myrtle Ewing visited Mr« Frankie Thorn, who is stay mg with Mrs. .Minnie Jones, apt nt Munday afternoon with a brother. Roy Ewing, in Cottage Grove. Munday at home Bernire Thorn spent Saturday Th»’ «lance at the Th »mas Fuali night at the Thoma» Funk home. home Mat II rd ay night was well at Miss LavcII«* Hoffman of Bl.i k tended. Mrs. Thomas Funk is on the sick Butte return I Monday from Port land, wb«re she had been visiting ' lint. Mr and Mrs Bill Funk. Law an aunt. Mrs Ollie Powell, Mr. and Mrs. renre and Dorothy Funk and Her Willis Garman and Mr«. " W L nice Thorn attended auto race» in Town*«*n«l spent Munday evening Eugene Munday. Mrs Albert Noth ami daughter With Mr». Minnie Jones. their Mt-s Dolly Newton spent Fri'lny Vivian returned Friday to Vivian had spent night with Mi«s Genevieve Wood home in Malem. most of the summer with her grand ard. Mrs Hu«an Walker of Hlnrk parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. P Will«. Butt»* is spending a week in Cot Josie ami Ollie Bemis are spend tage Grove with a granddaughter, • ng a few days at Heaside Mr- Frank Kelly. Car) Small, Ed Brasher, ____ Nora Mr. and Mrs. C W Ewing spent Ward ami a girl friend picnicked Miimlay afternoon in Cottage Grove on the McKenzie Munday. house hunting. Mr. ami Mrs. W. H. Baebelder Mrs. Al)r*rt Noth drove up from mad< a trip to Grants Pass Friday. her home m Mab*m Wednesday *«» Threshing *« finished in this visit her parents, Mr ami Mr» (f neighborhood. The best wheat P Wills averaged 30 bushrU ihr acre «nd Dinner guests at the W. T. Jones the best oats 60 bushels the acre. horn« Munday were J. B Rouse, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harvev Mhipp ami and Mr-. W. C. Shortridge, Mr. and children, Geraldine Banton and Mrs. John Small and Mrs. Murry Lavell Abeene made a trip Mund ly N- wton and «laughter Ethel Ann«*. afternoon to Garden valley. The gravel trucks are fini*h>ug Mrs. Meredith Brasher spent Sun th»* London to Shoestring roaA. day evening with Mrs. Minnie Mrs. Albert Noth and daughter Jones. Vivian, Mrs. O. P Wills, Mr- W The Willis Garman family have C Shortridge and Mr. ami Mrs. mover! into another house Lynch « urrin and children «pent i their former residence. L < LA Oounty Officers Get Uquor C« m he Over 100 gallons of mash sn i a quantity of liquor were taken in a raid at Oakridge Saturday eight by county officers. As a remit. Gar rett Purkinson nud George Burnett, charged with sale and possession of hqunr, have been fined 1400 and >100. The mash and liquor were rhe found cleverly i*oneenled in a ‘r roneeakd dugout under the home of C. C. Stover, who ha* not yet been tried. ' --- ------------------------ .i--------- — Relief From Curse Of Constipation A Battle Creek physician says, “Constipation is i- responsi —-------1 bit - for more misery than any ut •- other cause. ’ But immediate relief -------1 baa baaa fouml. A tablet callea Rexall Or dt*rliva U m » b<-ru uincu» vfvd. Tíaiá tablet attracts water from the ays tem into the lazy dry, evacuatiag bowel called the coion. The water loosens the dry food waste and causes u gentle, thorough, natural movement without forming a habit or rvere increasing the dose. Mtop suffering from roustipatiuo. Lh»w a Rexali Orderlie at uigbt. Next day bright. Get 25 for 25c to See 1 r&j Miss Viola Welty, who had baeu •reading the summer with a sistar, Mri. C. H Woods, returned to Ven tralia, Wash , Friday. Mr and Mrs. Earl Ewing of Westwood, (Nil., are visiting for two weeks with Mr. Ewing's |mr •'•»ta, Mr. ami Mr«. V. W. Ewing. 1 near Paramount Talking Pictures at Your W,,O<Hn Own Arcade Theatre (Cottage Grove) VV orld’s Greatest Entertainment SEE and HEAH! HAROLD LLOYD ill Ilia firat Talking Pirtun’ -WELCOME DANGER”* Florenz Ziegfeld'* "GLORIFYING THF. 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