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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1948)
FM» I The Sentinel, Cott are Crore. Oregon Thu«.. Jan A, IMA Name Douglas Co CONEY JCEBURGERS IN FLIGHT Dodge Introduces New Trucks nouglas counts h.n tx-en M-lect cd by the State Extension office ns carrying out the most outstandinj. 4-H safety program of HM7 in Oregon. As it result, the Count.v Extension office at Roseburg will receive a General Motors plaque of merit, appropriately engrnved «to designate the honor Kenneth C Minnick, i stei sum agent in Douglas county, rvporti'd that safety activities included in the county program were putting guards on all moving m.n'lunei y I parts, fire-fighting equipment on I field machines and farm and honw safety steps Common iinzanls such as bare light win s, unlightcd and broken stair» iys. impro|H*r handling of gasoline, and cl. anmg fluids and fuel oils wen* ixurected. During the year the -l-H’era put out flares at a broken bridge so cars would not drive upon it. placed warning signs where power poles were down endangering traf fic on roadways, and rvpmred a numtwr of haymows where water was leaking through on choppetl hay which might cause spontan eous fir»* Instructions were also distributed and demonstrations made on how properly to handle Internal Parasites Cut Yield of Wool Year-Round Control Program Advocated Most of the emphasis on parasite control in sheep has been tied up with faster gains, better lamb car casses and prevention of damage to the intestinal walls of the animal. Attention of sheepmen now is be ing directed to the effect of internal Among the 248 baric gross vehicle weight chassis models just announced in the new Dodge “Job-Rated" truck line is this B-l-H tractor of 128-inch wheelbase, 15,500 pounds gross vehicle weight (1 jg-ton nominal rating) and 28,000 pounds ^ruea tram weight. The trucks have many new features. A completely new line of Dodge ‘Job-Ra ted' trucks comprising 248 basic chassis models ranging from 4250 to 23.000 pounds gross vehicle weight and up to 40,000 pounds gross train weight was an nounced today by L. F. VanNort- twick. director of truck sales of the Dodge Division, Chrysler Corpor ation. » Some models of the new trucks Were displayed starting January “by Cecil Beck Motor Co. in Cot tage Grove. A combination of massive I strength and smoothly flowing lines is the keynote of styling for the new trucks. They were de signed to combine appearance with comfort, safety, performance, economy and ease of handling. First Pin Machine John Ireland Howe, Derby, Conn., invented and patented the first pin manufacturing machine that proved practical in 1832. He received a silver medal at the American In- stitute fair in New York. SPECIAL PURCHASE 30 Gal. Automatic Oil Burning Water Heaters Reg. $123.05 359.50 * Woodson-Wicks Electric •• '/ H* Ml« V. 1$ this the day after WASH HAS? Don’t forget-our dry cleaning ser vice can handle your entire ward Did you catch a robe hanging out that cold wet wash? Does your back ache from ironing? Save yourself hours of discom fort and doctor bills. Send your laundry to us. Finest service — prompt deliver ies — easy on the budget. Wearing apparel dried in our rapid flow fresh air tumbler. Shirts finished with this rough dry—18c Collins Laundry & Cleaners Phone 44 L'Xk er's . .. Producers must be taseet free, parasites on the yield of wool. Michigan State college is urging flock owners in that state to treat animals with phenethianne to keep them in good condition and to get a heavier growth of wool Pheno thiazine is administered as a drench or in pellets, or mixed with salt and kept before the flock all the time. A dependable year-round program calls for individual treatment of all animals in fall and spring, and use of the phenothiazine-salt mixture throughout the pasture season. This is the program being followed by progressive sheepmen to keep para sites in check. ICEUUIG ATHLETIC CLUB MEMBERS Ed Sorockl and Simeon Stimburta take a dive from the Coney Island, N. Y.. boardwalk into the 25.8 inches of snow covering the baach. Later, the iceburgers went for an invigorating .wun m the wintry AUanUc Ocean. B-r-r-i-r-r-rl (fmcrnltionaO LONDON cleaning fluids for ary cleaning (Uinui ul ll.wkrtbull Hind how to o|w*rnte safely oil Itaskelbnll wa • nrlgloaled |n ltt(| stoves und hundió fuel oil Organizations moiM-rntlng in the by Ur. Jume» N»l»mith, YM(’ a program hx ItHh'ii th. I’nunty Fire | ploilcal dlrcrtor. Bprlngflrld, Muu ProtcvtivA Akhociatlnn und t he Ik used cone shaped peach baskets fur the cages. Members who /won a county . .------ — Jl*rial tqd<mi mediti in the I‘>I7 National 4-H i hurtti Safety mvmtk program. 'tate lind local luxes to buy I, Were Joy pale Zeller, Ann Roth. car and u|M«ratr it one year, u-, ^^Iding to the Oregon Stufe ÄH h ,,.' Sully Jurak. Shirley Jurak 1 A-.on.tion Motoi <-lul,M >nn Stewart out the nnmtiy me advocating it.. fltill Largr-i City t.o» Angele» with un arva of 4M square miles is Uir largest city in the United .States in area It I» Io. catcd In Los Angeles county, the nation's leading agricultural pro ducer and wealthiest farm county. | (•use . the tux , , burden o» motorist the Assoclntlon reports. Noch Kullting Patent A Lowell, Muss . woman Im» bet« given a patent on a method of flat knitting socks with two needks STO'^VBOOK «• alth t AF oah M umskull LATHAM London school resumed classes Monday, January 5. after a 12 day holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tourney of Vancouver. Wash, spent Sunday and Monday of last week at the Thin ice on the mud smeared Murray Trunnell home Mrs road around the dam near con- Trunnell is Mrs. Tourney’ ____ s aunt. struction work caused a three car Robert Barkiw is with his aunt pile up one night Last week in- ami uncle. Mr and Mrs. Young- vohmg two passenger cars and a man while on a 30 day leave from truck that all slid off in the ditch the navy. No one was injured. Mr and Mis. Muds Overguard Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gilham ***** Jcrry Wolleat spent New cared for the Cliff Williams place I Years da* with Mrs. Overgaard’s I Soil Needs Nitrogen several days last week while the । brother. Robert Wilde and family Williams family were away on a of Eugene. trip. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Trunnell Bill Cantwell gave an invitation and Mr. and Mrs. Ned Smith of How lime, clover and crop resi dues increase the soil’s nitrogen and roller skating party at Midway I Klamath Falls wen* guests Christ organic matter supply and thus Roller Rink, Eugene, Tuesday we-1 mas at th? Chas. Smith home. A surprise birthday party was boost crop yields, is shown by the ning _ for young _____ _______ ______ folk r of London ami given for Elmer Yeary at their chart below. This drawing summar- Cottage Grove. About 50 attended izes Dixon S Thomas Clark went by bus bus apartment in Kent's Store Janu 7 results ot testa at the UMI xaxon i>. momas Clark went by field by University Saturday evening to Grants Pass ary 2. As Lawrence Kent has pur Of o«rrAnow»i^- Ait >i______ ° chased the store the Yearys will of Tllinn»« Illinois agronomists. All three and . returned Sunday. move to their trailer house near plots in the tests were limed and Emery Roby returned Saturday ___ Boswells. the crop rotation on each included Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Trunnell com, oats and wheat One plot had evening from Zillah, Washington no clover. The small grain straw where he spent Christmas va«s-| spent Christmas at the R. E. Yates 1 hrirnp home in in Pitrllxrvl Portland. Other iinuulu guests was removed and the cornstalks tlOn. _________ _ Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gilbert were Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Gray and were burned. This plot produced a four-year average of 57 bushels per an^ family moved from Woodard's । Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Yates of Port acre. The second plot had the,same camp to one of the houses at Black land. The next day they proceeded Butte recently. to Port Townsend. Wash, to visit Mrs. Beth Kells. Mrs. Daisy , another daughter, Mrs. Gene V. UNE-NO CLOVES C0CN5TALk$ iJGNEO Yetter and Mr. Wm. Lively made Hansen and her husband for three a trip by car to Weed, Calif, for , days. Enroute they stopped briefly COON - 57 SU with a cousin of Mrs. Trunnell at Christmas and have returned. Mrs. Laura Townsend is ill with Edmonds. On the return trip Mrs. Trunnell stopped over at Olympia, tonsilitis. ume • sweet cloves coonsialks buoneo Mrs. Geo. Sutherland was able Wash, to visit a former classmate to be out Sunday and entertained and former resident of Cottage COON ■ 8i SU. at dinner at her home for her Grove, Merle Cellars Powell. Mrs. daughter Wilma and son-in-law. Powell is employed in the state Joe Olds, and Mr and Mrs. John welfare department. Her husband. UME ■ SWEET CLCMEH C0QNSTM.K5. CUTS Robin T. Powell is employed at a Pau) Jones .all of Cottage Grove. ANO WHEAT STRAW PLOWED UNDER Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Wood mill nearby. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lauritzen CORN-88 BU. have returned to school at Cor of Carievale. Sask, who visited her vallis. County trucks are graveling people here have gone to Victoria to spend a couple of months with treatment, except that sweet clover some of the bad places on the his mother before returning to was seeded in the wheat and plowed London - Blackbutte road this their home. under as a green manure crop for week. Another daughter of the Year- A burned out fuse followed by corn. The increased nitrogen and oua’ and her husband, Mr. and organic matter from the clover a burned out transformer left Mrs. Robert Finlayson have also boosted the corn yield 24 bushels. On Blackbutte without lights part of returned to their home in Los Wednesday and Thursday. The B the third plot, sweet clover was Angeles. Mrs. Finlayson is one of grown and in addition the corn B. telephone line also was down stalks, oats straw and wheat straw due to the storm New Year’s Day. | four people employed in the finan- Mrs. J. E. Banton was taken c»al department of the Presby were returned to the soil. The extra organic matter, nitrogen and other ,0 Rhoades hospital in Eugene terian church in Pasadena which plant foods thus saved and returned -Sunday suffering form a near hires six ministers. Mrs. Fred Stephenson of Port in the crop residues gave the sod pneumonia condition. “what it takes” to yield 88 bushels Mrs. Wm. Hopman of Cedar land brought her son Robert to U. of com per acre. Creek and daughter. Ada, who was of O. Monday and visited friends home over the week end from around Cottage Grove. Portland, visited Mrs. Lillian Man or Mouse! You can i-n the difference be Stimmel at Blackbutte Sunday. Les Stimmel returned to work tween a man srd a mouse by their heart beats. A man’s heart beats Dec. 27 after several weeks lay. about 70 times a minute, a mouse's off because of an injured leg. Mrs. Lillian Stimmel has word 700 times. from her daughter, Mrs. M. W. Burdick, that she has fully recov- Della Given to Brides Elaborately dressed dolls are ered from a major operation in among the presents given to infant Sacramento, recently. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Beatty re- brides of the Hindu and Moham j turned from San Diego, Monday medan faith in India. where they spent two weeks vis iting relatives and friends. Substitute for Cork Harold Blackman left New A cork substitute made from pea Year's Day to return to Los An nut shells was developed during the geles after visiting his mother, Mrs. Gale Roby. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Riggs were ill on their trip to Washington over Christmas but are home and well again. Mrs. Charlie Wood’s sister, Mrs. Welty, who has been visiting here the past month left after Christ mas for a visit to Los Angeles anil southern California. T here will be a budget meting, Friday January 16, at 8:00 p.m at the London school house for the purpose of voting on the school budget and discussing the new building project. All taxpayers are urged to be present. London school was dismissed early Tuesday due to the flood j threat on the roads. Water was running 2 to 6 inches deep around London store by early । afternoon Tuesday and 18 inches i deep over the road al the creek crossing. Cars continued to get' through all day. The river had ; not overflowed onto the road any ' place up to Tuesday evening. IS. Thomas Clark, teacher at Dorena came home early Tucsuay afternoon by way of Delight val ley, requiring assistance of a lum ber carryall near Delight Vadcyl bridge at Saginaw. The high schboi bus came ho - I at noon Tuesday due to f . rf I ¡threat and the power being off. [ Railroad Radio Seat A new type of "radio seat" has been developed for use in railroad cars. The speaker of the radio Is installed behind cushioned uphol stery at ear level in the backs of reclining seals in coaches. The speaker Is wired to a central re ceiving unit which has outlets tor four different programs. The pas senger can make his choice by a finger flick of a dial placed on the arm of his seat, and the volume ot reception is regulated so that it Is said to be completely inaudible to the person sitting in the adjoining seat, enabling two persons sitting side by side to tune in different pro grams without any interference. Columnar Pads. —The Sentinel, i Taxi, folks! »trp In ani ride Io the field» of Health and The HMM MILK YOH EVI II TKIKD— Twill make you grow tnurh bigger, DOI? 2MCIAH - WHEN THE CHIMNEY F-LUE, OIO THe STOVE PIPÉ GHOVK MAID MILK DOWA1 ? 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