Dayton tribune., May 14, 1925, Image 8

delicti And it is especially re­
markable that only three pir cent
of the country'» rural residents ate
•sliuiated to obseiwe the funds*
uie.ilals of health ill the disposal
of their sewage and the nah guard­
ing of their drinking water supply.
As rural health work is expanded,
a big change mav be looked for in
the previ nt ion of premature death
and human illness a- walla* pro*
motion of public health mid eeu
' nomic savings
CONFECTIONERY
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Full Line of Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos, •
Fountain Drinks. Ice cream. Bakery Goods !
Jas. Wakefield, Prop.
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Improved Grounds Bring
Farmer Better Homes
H. P. RoHwoyCo.
TIME TABLE
Effective Hept. 7.
Trains will arrive «» follow«
io Portland
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No. 356
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356 and^6fl Daily evcepl Sunday
Sundays a special leaves Poreland
An unpainted, ramrbackle farm*
at 0:46 arrives Dayton 8:05, arrives
house in a barnyard and a similar
Corvallis 9;16
house repaired, painted, and aur*
rounded by shrub* and a grass
plot, sboweu in miniture at a
x negroe farinera' conference in
Tuskegee Institute. Ala., some
x time ago, attracted the attention
Xi of many visitors. On of those
Si who paused beforo the vxtiibil was
Êdbico’ Jyitrcuffuig
x Mos»» H. Smothers, who was re-
Agency for Neuberg Laundry
x tiiind*d of his own boule in Mont*
« gotnery County nuiL.it» surronnd-
« ings.
By talking with person»
Diivan,
* .
Oregon.
Represented By
• »1 the exhibit he found that he
S could obtain advice and help in
Dayton, Ore.
x improving hie home from his local
INSURANCE
extension agent, and when he re­
McCormick Music Co.. 187 Breadway
turned home he asked for this Fire, Theft, Embezzlement, and
help. Under the agent’s super­ Life. We care for your every need.
Portland, Oregon.
vision, he leveled the yard, grassed
0,49.444404 ta 4.44a 4.4 4JL4A441AÄJL44 4 414144J it, graveled Ilie walk.’, and planted
shrubbery and flowers.
Oregon
But when the e improvements Payton.
had been made, he discovered thul
his house was not in keeping with
Mrs C. E Mauts
ita surroundings
Remodeling
Rooming House
plans were obtained and now in*
k
stead of two rooms and kitchen,
"Best Rooms On Earth”
the
Smothers
family
has
a
home
( fregón.
_2__ - - -
--- ------ with three bedroom», bathroom, Dayton.
Hiving room, dining room, kitchen,
Dr. 0. 0. Goodrich
Tho
S
pantrv, and porches- The rooms
American Needlewomaa
are
well
lighted
and
doors
and
The Household
DENTIST
Good Stories
windows screened.
Homemade
The Farm Journal
f f ice Phone Red 49
rugs are used on the stained floors.
Curtains
and
other
draperies
AND THIS NeWSPAPOC
Oregon.
Dayton
were made by the farm girl»’ club
A tort ant! unmual money saving bargain offer tn ran®
of the community, as this has been
ing matter tor Lie whole family for a year. We ofl®
T. A. Snook, M. D.
tais ccmtination to our reader» for a shortttaneontp.
made a demonstration home to
Physician and Surgeon
show the improvements which can
be made at a reasonable outlay of Office, Phone Red 79
Rem. 78x3
A O BIG INTERESTTWGf
4är O ISSUES AT «/« PRICE* money and labor. According to Dayton,
Oregon.
reports to the United States De­
This is your chance to ge* 12 big iseueecf eechof
partment of Agriculture, it hue
Good Service
Iwen visited by a number of negro Good Milk
the whole fji .:y — fiction. pattern«, «ml
»» ipes, p ultry, dairy, hv .tock. crop«, farm
THE DAYTON DAIRY
farmers of Montgomery and other
w etc. l5 n't re t.. • i'-.«ul opportunity to
al Ie, in*
and • ;„tructiv« «roup of
• ouatiee:
j- .. are a'ready a «ut>«cx»ber to any of the««
Deliver Twice E ich Day
The Piano of Yes=
terday, Today
and
Tomorrow
2» ^pangfe
BARBER SHOP
KiMBAGi
J. L. Sherman & Son
Agates ground'and mounted
A fine line of Jewelry and Silverware
prices'that ¿are right.
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No.
II
15
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15
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27
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30
55
38
to
36
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37
33
at
B ig B argain
O
ffer
iSävehOn your
MAGAZINES
FOU ONE YEM
y,
. »uixuript.cn wu1 *-« extended for one year
Q/uMlow!
only. Both d * w and renewal aubaenptiona to thia p«gf wO
receive the»« aiaoa-inea. But don’t wait until the aferj«
becu withdrawn. All Fivo for On® Yror — ORDtA
of
Left
Weakne®®
Milton A Palmer
chick® Duo To Bud
Day ton, Oregon ........ Phon* <1x22
Management
Li^ weakness in chicks is a
G. B. ABDILL
rather peculiar disease found most
often in incubator hatched chicks at ■ TINSMITH ano PLUMBER
Verticil.
Horizontal.
Top dressing of gypsum on the
Oregon Rural Folk Life Longest the age of ten V» forty days. It Having installed a Landis Stitcher
meadow at this time will greatly
frequently attacks chicks which and Finisher, I am prepin-d to do
increase the coming hay crop
Rural residents of Oregon are have been apparently hMthy and
Broadcast at the rate of 100 pounds longer lived than their city broth­ growing. When this disease appears
W. F. Ab I ill
per acre is th« usual application ers, according to the Hears—Roe, in a brooier there are usually s-v
8—Spry
Or< gon
It is often advisable to leave a buck Agricultural Foundation. eral cases at about the sum« time
Da riç?,
l«h title
t«la«r
strip untreated in order to com­ There are fully twenty-nine j>er
Occasionally a very high per­
pare the benefits of the gypsum cent more deaths per hundred th­ centage of the young chicks dev­
aa—Kin
metal
application, says the state college ousand population in the larger elop it within a few days.
C. L. Christ won
cities than in plac es having less
experiment station.
The majority of outbreaks of
than
10.000
people.
Analysis
of
leg
weakness
coming
to
the
atten
­
Black raspberry culture in Ore­
Anytime
Anywhere
willow trees
gon is better understood than mortality statistics for Oregon tion of the veterinary department
R itt» Ri m »nab.e
formerly, though many small brings to light some interesting of the college seem to be associated
Dayton, Oregon
home growers do not realise the facts concerning the health of both with the method of management. Phone 68X1,
«1—Tow« la aorth«««t Gre»««
the
city
man
and
the
small
town
"Every
severe
outbreak
we
have
value of this betry. Treliising of
Solutloi
Form Loans
blackcaps, says the experiment resident, says the foundation. There observed has been in chicks that,
are
nearley
twice
as
maney
death»:
HOW TO SOLVE A CROSS WORD PUZZLE
L.
B.
MARSTERS, Real Estate.
weie
closely
housed
ard
that
were
station, is not necessary when the
Twenty
year
farm loan» on rural credit
from
appendicitis
in
the
cities
than
being
fed
a
rat
;
on
containing
only
canes are pruned low
plan, prepayment privileges allowed.
occur
in
the
rural
districts.
Tu*
a
small
amount
of
green
feed,
”
A ewe may be expected to pro­
We will finance you (or twenty year» at
duce two lambs a year, but if berculosis and diphtheria are not says Dr.B.T. Simms, professor of a Ie»» rate of Interest than any firm on
the coast.
1.. B. Marsters, Room 4,
forced to raise four she lays down as fatal in the outlying sections veterinary medicine.
"It is a significant fact that very CuBmins Bldg. 3rd and C. Red 5311,
on the job. She can profitably as they are in the crowded centers,
McMinnville.
raise a lamb and a wool crop, but and neither cancer nor diabetes few cases are ever seen in chicks
are
as
deadly
as
in
the
open
spaces
hatched
under
hens
and
allowed
to
if she has to raise a crop of ticks
and stomach worms in addition as they are to residents of cities. run with the old birds. In some
solution or ruzzi« no . 22.
Deaths from heart disease are outbreaks we have observed that
she
soon
ceases
to
exist.
Dipping
Farm Reminder®
(rhubarb awl tomatoes is inwiviMiis,
much more common in the cities, this trouble appeared in only a
?naya E. H. Weigand, professor of horti- immediately after shearing help« and bronchitis and pneumonia do
part of the hatch."
to eliminate the ticks. Stomach
'cultural products at O. A. C. When
not take their toll in the rural dis­
"Chicks which were out In the
Hand shelling gives the grower an boiling water bath or open ket'le worms can be treated with a cop­
tricts
to
the
same
extent
as
in
the
sunlight
and which had a sufficient
•opportunity to study the kernel-type
per solution, which has proved
methods are used, there is often danger
cities.
Death
by
suicide
is
a
amouut
of
green feed escaped the
and prevents broken kernels. The seed
successful in getting rid of these
Lk
is ran over a grader or fanning mill to from bacillus botu.inus. Only sound,
much
more
frequent
occurence
in
trouble,
while
it developed in the
parasites. Write the state college
P E B B LE
P LIE U R A
remove small and over-sized kernels. fre8h vegetables properly washed before
the
city
than
in
the
smaller
places
chicks
kept
in
and
fed
very
little
■ R O wie
L!ESJi
The small kernels are likely to be poor canning are selected. Overfilling of or Bee your county agent for in­ and the same is found to hold true
ed I l
UE i s
green
stuff.
large
mifiehaped
yielders, and the
fars often causes under sterilization. structions .
for
homicide,
the
Foundation
re
­
Treatment
a'ler
symptoms
are
kernels sometimes clog the planter.
e J n D L E'S'iS
An open seed bed for broccoli *iu ports. On the other hand, Scarlet well developed is not very satis­
The first and best opportunity
Uniformity of kernel is a real help in
TJEÌAÌRlS
regarded
bv
many
Oregon
growers
getting uniform planting with the corn to force the growth of pigs is when
fever is found to take its heaviest factory. A change in the method
R^jE
planter.
j they are three weeks old. At that as the best method of raising toll in the mdte isolated regions, of management will usually pre­
young plants. The seeds are dril- and influenza is a greater menace
vent development of more cases,
Farmers are urged not to use lime time they start ee.ting grain. The
j
led
at
the
rate
of
70
to
90
for
every
Kemovt»t>lo Gaus«
Oregon
station
recommends
that
a
in
the
country
than
in
the
city.
sulfur spray or dust sulfur for mildew
Such a change consists in allowing
"viy
dear fellow,” said the doctor,
on gooselierries after the fruit has set if creep be constructed in the pen at I three feet. This is usually done
The lower death rate of the rural the young chicks to run in the
tiravi-lv,
"your rheumatism, as you call
it is to lie marketed through the can­ that time containing a trough in with the hand seeder, says the ex* sections of th« state as compared to direct sunlight and to have a
it, but which is really osteoarthritis, is
nery. The sulfur injures the canned
which grain and skim milk can«be periment station.
the cities is no doubt due in a plentiful supply of tender green caused by defective teeth j science hits
product.
Spray information can lie
large measure to the more normal, grass or clover.”
proved that fact. Now let me zee your
had of the Oregon Agricultural college placed. By starting this early the
Ralph Abdill has been laid up a few
teeth.”
pigs will be eating better at wean­ days with one of "Job’s Comforters" on natural life that the rural resident
experiment station.
ing time and have less of a set bis knee. He is better now and at work leads as compared to the man in Claude Proffitt of the U. of O. spent "All right, doc,” murmured l is
Use of the pressure cooker for can-
patient, wearily, "bold out yout baud,”
the large cities, states the Foun- Mother's Day in towu.
again.
ping all vegetables in glass except hack.
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