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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1938)
SANDY POST .uliiiiilliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiillliiiiiiiiililliiiiiiliiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilililiiliiiiiiiNiiililliiiliiilililliiih The Sandy Post Published every W ednesday a t Sandy, Clackam a » HO W M A N Y Q U A R T. « yields 8 to 12 quarts. Pears—1 box of 40 to 45 pounds "How many quarts of berr: ; can yields 20 to 24 quarts. j I can from a crate of berrie. ; how Prunes—1 bushel or 45 to 50 I many pints of solid meat can I get pounds yields 30 q u arts. i from a two-pound fowl; how many Tomatoes— 1 bushel or 45 to 50 I quarts can I can from a bushel of pounds yields 14 to 18 q u arts. tom atoes?” These and sim ilar ques- A sparagus—3 pounds yields 1 1 tions are asked by housewives w ho quart. i are busy at this time of year tilling Beans, strin g —20 pounds yields Inventors up and down the coast their storage pantry shelves with 14 to 16 quarts. j and in Oregon p a rtic u la rly will I surplus food supplies to be used Beets, baby — i bushel or 60 I have an opportunity to display during w inter months. pounds yields 17 to 20 q u arts. A list giving approxim ate amounts j th e ir w ares at a special Inventors’ P a rro ts—1 bushel or 50 pounds of canned products which may be Show to be featured this year a t obtained from raw products has j yields 17 to 20 quarts. Corn—2 dozen ears yields 2 to 3 | the annual Oregon S tate F air, ac- j been compiled by the home econom cording to an announcem ent made i ics division of the extension service quarts. Peas, green—8 pounds yields 2 ¡this week by Leo S pitzbart. fa ir I of Oregon State A gricultural college quarts. at Corvallis. Here it is: m anager. Pum pkin—4 pounds yields 1 qt. Apples—1 bU3hel or 48 pounds Spinach, Swish chard or beet tops Inventions ran g in g from house- yields 20 quarts canned. Berries—1 crate or 18 pounds —2 pounds yields 1 q u a rt canned. i hold g ad g ets to the la te st farm Fowl—2 pounds yields 1 pint solid yields 10 to 14 quarts. , and logging equipm ent will be dis Cherries—1 lug or 24 to 2S pounds I meat and 1 pint stock th ic k enough played. News reels will explain in yields IS to 22 quarts. ) to jell. Peaches—1 lug or 24 to 28 pounds ■ detail the w orkings of these crea- I tions. The exhibition room, com- I plete in every detail, will perm it , the public to see the inventions un- i dr actual w orking conditions. J. T. A nderson, in charge of the In v e n to r’s Show predicts a larg e ’ ; attendance a t the exhibits during j*; the O regon S tate F a ir, S e p te m b e r - - Wed.. Thurs., July 13, 14— 5 to 11. He bases his prediction on Franchot Tone and Gladys George in the success of sim iliar shows which “LOVE IS A HEADACHE” he has m anaged. with Ted Healy and Mickey Rooney Anyone having ideas or inven Also W arner B axter and Joan B ennett in tions is invited to contact J. T. “VOGUES OF 1938” A nderson, C ham ber of Commerce, Salem. Fri„ Sat., July 15, 16— L oretta Young, George Sanders and Richard Greene in Inventors to Have Exhibit* County, Oregon FERN C. LAMBERT, Editor and Owner Subscription rates (payable in advance) $1.50 per year Let’s Start a Classified Department L et’s sta rt a classified ad departm ent! We believe th a t a classified ad departm ent is one of the most essential sections of a small town new spaper. In an effo rt to sta rt a d epartm ent with the Post we are offering three insertions <»€ not more th an 25 words to each subscriber of the Post. Bring, w rite or phone your ads in. Surely you have som ething to sell th a t somebody else needs or w ants. How about stra w b e r ries, w im h I, and old stove for pickers cabins, th at discarded rock! ing chair, a hors, chickens, etc? The Sandy Post circulation liist! is climbing everyday. Sandy people are interested in Sandy new:< and the Post is the most complete news medium for Sandy now’ being distributed. L et's s ta rt that classified departm ent, NOW! Three FR E E ads to every subscriber! Gresham Theatre Offers Late Attractions I Ït I Property Sold Through Ad A letter received this week proves it pays to ad v ertise in th# Sandy Post. The le tte r follows: Fern C. Lam bert, Publisher Sandy Post, Sandy, Oregon, Hear Madame: The advertisem ent entitled ‘‘W anted A M an" which we ran in your July fith issue seems to have attained the desired purpose. It resulted, not in finding a man, but in finding a woman who purchased the property. Please discotinue the advertisem ent, obliging. Yours truly, A. M EYERS “The Cannibal Islands of Fiji A W ant Ads “FOUR MEN and a PRAYER” A gripping story of four brothers in th e ir struggle to clear th eir m urdered f a th e r ’s name of dishonor. Also, Joan Bennett and H enry Fonda in Strayed--H olstein Heifer,- to my place in the F irw ood District. O w ner may have same py paying for this ad a nd keep Mrs Talkie Johnson “I MET MY LOVE AGAIN” News and Cartoon Sun., Mon., Tues., July 17, 18, 19— Spencer Tracy and Joan Crawford in “MANNEQUIN” Good FAMILY C O W for sale with he er calf. Jersey, fresh July 9. G. S: uki, Sandy Ridge Cross road Two of the brightest sta rs of today ro mance in a modern love story th a t you’ll say is grand from s ta r t to finish. Also, D A IRY M EN A tten tio n : The J o n s - ) “ rud Silo is the p e rfe c t sto rag e for your corn crop. M anufac tu red by R obert Jonsrud. Phone Sandy 20X2. “Man Hunters of the Caribbean” Andre Roosevelt’s adventure in the a l most impenetrable Central American jungle. See the live kinkajou in our lobby! Clackamas County Democratic Picnic Eagle Fern P ark By MASON WARNER Suva, Yitilevu, Fiji Islands.—Captain Cook christened these “The Cannibal Islands of Fiji” because of the savagery of the natives and their practice of eating enemies who fell in battle. The Fijians are not •< the pure Polynesian race and because of the mixture of Melanesian or negroid blood cannot be classed with the Hawaiians, Samoans, Ta hitians, or the Maoris of New Zealand. The Fijians suceu nb easily to the so-called “white man’s diseases’* —measles, scarlet fever, tuberculosis. In 1875, the king of the Fijis and his son visited Austral a. The prince contracted the measles and returned to his Island home before he recovered. A dreadful epidemic ensued, and 40.004 of the 160,000 inhabitants of the islands died from the scourge. Fijian women dress in brilliant colors and adorn themselves with flowers. The white residents of the islands appear to like the natives, though the best friends of the Fijians admit they are indolent and un moral Their cheerfulness and honesty offset their shortcomings, it is The picture shows Fijian women in their picturesque native dress. Sunday, July 17th H e a r Hess and M a h o n e y on S P E A K E R S Program FREE BARCECUE, DRINKS Duty is the Demand of the Hour Because o f our tendency to do more than duty demands to allev iate the distress of a sad occasion, many fam ilies are e verla stin g ly g rateful. C arroll Funeral ‘B orne DAY AND NIGHT SERVICI GRESHAM, OREGON I } I ! Î PHONE 2G Get your tickets from Ruby Loundree Joe Merger or Dale Stewart: Admission 50c
