Image provided by: The Willamina Museum; Willamina, OR
About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1932)
Paße 2 OREGON STATE NEWS OF GENERAL INTEREST TIMES, WILLAMINA. OREGON Thursday, April 21, 1932 Administrative costs of the state In dustrial accident commission were re duced {103.120.62 during the first It months of the administration of Charles T. Earjy, A. R. Hunter and Arthur l.awrence. commissioners, ac Point Discovered to Be of Principal Events of the Week cording to a report covering the period Much Importance. April 1, 1931, to March 21, 1932. Assembled for Information Fear Is expressed that the floating CHICKS THRIVE ON One virtue of honey bees, of finish of Our Readers. population may wrest from local resi ing a Job they start, may prove em MILK AND ALFALFA dents of the Willamette valley agricul barrassing to fruit growers. Accord ing to Prof. L. II. McDaniels of the tural employment this year. It has THE MARKETS New York State College of Agricul been estimated that nearly 40 per cent Portland Ration Furnishes Vitamin of ture, beekeepers call this character Wheat — Big Bend bluestem. hard of applications for agricultural work istic constancy, which means that Prime Importance. winter, 71c; soft white and western have come from out of state people, when bees once start working on a white. 61 %c; hard winter, northern mostly from the south. Wages are Milk and alfalfa are cheap feeds certain kind of blosaoms In a certain generally lower than for many years. spring and western red, 59%c. and supply certain essentials to the place they continue working there un Hay—Buying prices, f. o. b. Port Malheur lake Is reported as once normal growth and health of poultry. til the supply of nectar or pollen Is land; Alfalfa {16; oats and vetch, {15. more assuming the aspect of a real It is good business to add these two exhausted. Butterfat—Pound 13@15c. Ij»st year one New York orchnrdlst body of water. Blitsen river is pour feeds to the ration, when possible, "T’VB got a warm feeling for Eggs—Ranch, 11 @ 12c. ing water into the lake In large quan Arthur T. Rlngrose, of tho Cornell had poor results from using bet« nnd A Target Tobacco, though I bouquets, because the bees placed In Hogs—Good to choice.{3.75@4.50. tities and much more to come. Water poultry department, stales. don’t happen to be a smoker the apple orchard worked In a near He explained that animal protein Cattle—-Choice steers, {6.2507. myself. from Silvie8 river has not yet reached cherry orchard nnd did not jrlslt Lambs—Good to choice, {6.5007. “ M y husband switched to the lake. Where over 1000 acres of Is neces«ary to build body tissue, nnd by that milk Is a good source of animal the apple blossoms while the bouquets Target from ready-mades. He Seattle grain was raised on the lake bed last protein. Milk Is even more valuable were shedding pollen. Similar dllflcuk thought he wasn’t going to like Wheat—Soft white, western white, year the surface is now covered with ns a source of vitamin G. This has ties have been experienced In the Pa rolling his own. But now he 63c; hard winter, western red, 62c; water. been proved by experiments at Cor cific Northwest where bees nre like says he’d never smoke any northern spring, 64c; bluestem, 71c. In a year when potatoes have been nell and elsewhere. Several vitamins ly to visit sagebrush blossoms on sur other kind. He tells me that Eggs—Ranch, 13015c. Target is real cigarette tobacco, a drug on most markets, the newly nre required for normal growth and rounding hills rather than the apple Butterfat—Pound 17c. a blend of Virginia, Burley and organized Northern Highland Seed Po health of poultry. One of these can blossoms, unless the apple blossoms Hogs—Good to choice. {4.5004.60. Turkish tobaccos just like the tato growers of Clackamas and Wash be supplied cheaply by only milk nnd are open when the bees are brought to Cattle—Choice steers, {607. ready-mades use. And he says ington counties have been successful Rlfalfn. Vitamin <1, discovered nitout the orchard. five years ago, Is Important in that Its Bees are Interested mainly In nectar that with those gummed papers Sheep—Choice lambs. {5.50 0 6. In marketing all but a small portion of Inck causes nervousness, skin lesions, gathering, and not the problem of you get free with Target, It’s Spokane the 1931 crop and the remainder Is ex sore eyes, and a general weakened cross-pollination. easy to roll a firm, round ciga However, honey Cattle—Steers, good, {606.50. pected to be disposed of as soon ns condition. It Is believed that a cer bees nre by far the most Important rette. Hogs—Good to choice, {3.8504.10. growers are able to deliver it to the tain leg weakness Is also caused by Insect which transfer pollen and their “ I ’ll ta k e m y h u sb an d ’s Lambs—Good to choice, {5.5006.25 association warehouse in Portland. word for all that, but I do know the lack of vitamin G or a closely use deserves careful consideration by that we save real money every Seven summer homes at Diamond associated factor. The use of milk orchnrdists, Professor McDunlelc ud- week. M y husband rolls thirty The Pendleton-Pasco Northern Pa lake were wrecked by the weight of and alfalfa for feeding prevents or vises. or more cigarettes from each cific motor train service was recently the unusually deep snows, according helps to prevent these conditions. package of Target. And that Twenty-five chicks received no discontinued. to a report received by V. V. Harp- vitamin G In a test lasting eight weeks. Soybeans Put Forward means a big saving. Figure it out. Target is only 10 cents a A dog show will be staged in Ore liame, supervisor of the Umpqua na At the end of the period, only eight as Quick Legume Crop package.’* gon City on May 23 and 29 under aus tion»! forest. N. B. Drew, Klamath chicks were living; the rest died of Whnt can I plant ns u quick legume pices of the Clackamas Kennel club. Falls merchant, recently made a trip diseases caused by lack of vltnmln crop? This question Is at hand from on skis to the lake, and notified the O. The average weight of the remain AND GET THIS: th . u s Sweet Home shipped its first car of forest service that snow caved In the ing eight chicks was five ounces. An several different states. Alfalfa Is O u vcrnn ant tax oo 10 cigarattaa lumber over the Oregon Electric ex roofs of seven cabins, forcing the walls other pen of 25 chicks, fed vitamin recognized as the great legume forage, •m o u n t, to 6«. On 10 cigxrrtl«« hut It cannot he grown In one season tension, completed recently. The ship out. G, In amide amounts were a,l living or In every place. Muny nre looking you roll from Targ et Tobacco the tag I . |u«t about I f . N o woodar you ment was consigned by the Sawyer at the end of eight weeks, and were Toward soybeans as a solution. There A. J. Mott of Amity is the proud on the average, one pound and nine get euch value for a d im . I mill to Lebanon. Is no doubt about their value, but they owner of a pair of leather boots that ounces. have their troublesome points In The •commissioners of Bend have were made 50 years ago back In Iowa. In a Kentucky experiment, the use SAVE MONEY made a 25 per cent reduction in He used to wear them when he went of milk In place of meat scrap with growth and harvesting. Soybeans are charges for sprinkling. The reduc courting and has worn them off and laying hens Increased egg production a warm-weather crop, to bo planted ROLL YOUR OWN tion will cut the revenue of the water on about every year, and they still In the winter from 32.7 to 43 eggs to about the same time as corn, or a little SEE WHAT YOU SMOKE Inter. They may be sown In rows 30 department about {2500. are in excellent condition. Made of the hen, he said. Inches apart, nnd cultivated, or drilled W rapped In M o lilu re p re e f like oats. For bay they nre cut after The city council of Moro has made leather that was tanned in France by Callaphana the pods are well formed, hut before a reduction in water rates. The new the old process that took years, the Poultry Raisers Save the lower leaves turn yellow. Soy schedule is {1.75 for the first 1000 price paid for the boots when made Money by Home-Mixing bean hay Is one of the best forages gallons and 30 cents per thbusand for was {20. Poultry raisers who grow grain and for grinding In the modern fodder each additional thousand. Dashing back and forth between the who wish to feed at the lowest cost mills. In that way the rather coarse A White Leghorn hen belonging to spot where his master, Arthur Gordon, can save considerable money by mix stnlks are nil pgprked up Into easily Mrs. A1 Goodman of Oakland has laid lay injured on the ground near Half ing their own mashes and scratch eaten form. The hay Itself will run k c iC A R E T three eggs, the weight of which totaled way, and an approaching truck, and feeds, says A. O. 3*nlth, poultry chief around 12 per cent protein, and the L iT O B A C C 18% ounces. Each was well formed barking wildly, Gordon’s dog brought at Minnesota University farm. Per beans as high ns 30.—Burul New- the truck driver to the injured man's sons not having mills undoubtedly Yorker. and covered with a hard shell. could arrange with local dealers to Seven teachers will be dropped from aid. Gordon’s horse fell on him. As grind their grains, which when mixed the accident was off the highway, the Rotation Proves Value the teaching force of The Dalles In the proper proportions nnd supple A rotation Including a legume and schools this year in the interest of dog is credited with an intelligent mented with the proper amount of ani economy. Expenditures for free text piece of work in getting assistance mal nnd mineral matter will provide a cultivated crop hns Increased the Brown 0» Williamson Tobacco C orp. LouiaviUc, K entucky O *S I* books will be reduced to the minimum. without delay. satisfactory rations at the lowest pos wheat yield on Stockton Brothers fnrm In Polk county, Oregon, 15 bushels an Marshfield citizens are seeking sible cost. The Great Northern railway Is to What a loan-sum life the |>awn Complete directions for mixing lay acre. place large engines of the Mikado type adoption of native woods for interior broker must lead. The Stockton family had produced in operation between Bend and Klam finishing of the federal postoffice ing mashes may be obtained by writ grain on this farm for CO years. Yields ing the poultry division, University ath Falls. They will operate over the building there, for which plans are farm, St. Paul, Minn. gradually hrd decreased to 25 bushels. new track south from Bend past Lava complete and construction of which is Four years ago the brothers Instituted Dairy farmers with an abundance expected within a month or two. Those Butte. of sklmmllk from creameries also may a rotation of corn followed by clover who are agitating the movement be secure from the poultry division In and thereafter by wheat. In 1931 Batons, constipated! Take Ml— f A forest fire, first of the year, raged lieve It will succeed, unless the archi formation on how to use by-products wheat following such a rotutlon yield MATUSZ'S KSM BBT-toalcht j in the scenic lower Metolius river — the m ild, safe, all-vagaU bla tectural plans have been carried to a to the best advantage with their lay ed 40 bushels. The cultivated crop laxative. Y e n 'll fe el flue l a i country and spread through ten acres also has aided In weed control and th e m o m ln s . Promptly and point where changes may not be made ing flocks. „ .„ r e of timber. The fire was trenched by spread out the farm work.—J. It. Beck plaaaaotly ride th e ayetatn / ID NIGHT because of delays. The principal fin a forest service crew from Sisters • f the bowel poiaona th a t TO M O B S O W ishing would be myrtle if the Ideas ssoee b e ad achaa-M e. * ALR 1O M T Feeding Battery Brooders In Capper’s Farmer. after a stubborn fight. are adopted. 77ka A f f « V e * e f a M s Laxatio* Proper feeding, said P. R. Record ot The sportsmen’s group of the Shasta Legume “Bugs” “Oregon could very well get on with the Ohio experiment station Is the Cascade Wonderland association has secret of battery brooding. In the bat All other things being equnl, the only 150 school districts Instead of Its adopted a resolution asking the Klam tery every essential must be supplied, legume Inoculant that contains the ath Indians tribal council to enter intc present 2500 districts,” Charles A. s writer In the Ohio Farmer supple largest number of bacteria will he the Howard, state superintendent of negotiations to allow fishing rights to schools, told members of the Lions' ments. A formula suitable for battery one to use. Abundance of hacterlH whites on the reservation. club at Salem recently. Figures sub brooding ns recommended by Record means Just that many more for each A small hoy's definition of a mean Forty Lane county families are mitted by Howard showed that Oregon Is as follows: Ground yellow corn 38 seed. Some of the Inoculating bac time Is school-time. ready to start gardens to raise vege Is expending annually for public ele pounds, ground wheat or middlings 20 teria will die anyway ; some will never tables for canning as a part of the re mentary and high schools approximate pounds, wheat bran 10 pounds, finely reach thé plnnt's* small rootn; aome will be washed away; and the Inoc- lief program for the coming year. To ly {20.000,000. There are 202,000 chil ground whole oats 10 pounds, alfalfa meal 5 pounds, meat scraps 10 pounds, ulnnt containing the Inrgest numbers aid them In starting an appeal is made dren of school age, and 8000 teachers dried milk, 5 pounds, salt 1 pound, and wTH have Just thnt many more nfter for tools, equipment and seeds. • losses have thinned the ranks. Play School properties are valued at {52,- cod liver oil 1 pound. safe—be sure the Inoculant rontnins Either the Reedsport grade school 000,000, Howard said. treatfor a large number of efficient bacterlu.— must sell 300 warrants of {25 each or Forest fire fighters this summer will Baby Chick Ration worms promptly Farmer's Journal. the schools cannot open next Septem receive no pay while riding, but as nere Is a good haby chick ration ber, according to W. A. Burdick, presi goon as they start walking the pay which has been tried in Wisconsin. When your child won't e a t,, It pole, restlasaorfeverlih, dent of the school board. The war check will be boosted at the rate of For best resuts the ration Is made It’s Best to Thin beware of worms— they are childhood's rants will draw 6 per cent Interest 25 cents an hour or less. “All state up as follows: To many people It seems almost a greatettenemyand are retpontlblefor many "Forty-five pounds ground yellow crime to pick off a part of the small terlout lilt. Careful mothers give Jayne's Marion county’s market road pro fire protective associations have gram for the year 1932 includes the agreed to a uniform program for the ?orn, 15 pounds standard wheat mld- fruits on peach or apple trees which Vermifuge, the most powerful remedy known Io expel round worms and their eggs. It is Improvement of approximately 45 coming season,” said State Forester lllngs, 15 pounds pure wheat bran. 12 nre carrying a heavy load of fruit. pleasant, absolutely harmless and tenet up pounds dried buttermilk or dried skim miles of road, it was announced by Lynn Cronemiller. "No cuts have been milk, fi pounds meat and hone meal. However, experiments have proved the whole digestive system. Get a bottle thnt the thinning of peaches to a dls- todoyfrom your nearest druggist. Administer the county court. Work already has made in budgets, although plans were 3 pounds alfalfa meal, 3 pounds high started on a number of the projects evolved for a 10 per cent saving In ex alclum limestone grit nr chick sized tnnre of 0 Inches between frulta, nnd according to directions, then you con ba npples to only one fruit on one-half sure that your child Is safe from worms. Although the Columbia county court penditures. The surplus will be laid oyster shell grit, one pound salt, plenty of the spurs on the tree, will reduce D R . D . JAYNE & S O N , P h ila d e lp h ia . of fresh wnter, and 1 to 2 per cent the cost of thinning and will give fruit declined to make an appropriation for aside for use In case of emergeny.” OVER 3 0 M IL L IO N BOTTLES SOLO The Mount Angel college dairy bus cod liver or sardine oil, for the first of more value.—Kansas Fanner. a county fair this year, one will be held at St. Helens, the fair board has been advised by the Holsteln-Frleslan 'our weeks.”—Wisconsin Agriculturist. decided. An appropriation from the association that Hartog De Koi New state of about {800, charges for con man Is the second highest producing Dull knives In the ensilage cutter In cessions and admittance receipts are Holstein In the world In the 10-year-old Success in poultry raising depends crease the power requirement about 50 class. Her record is 31,761 pounds of expected to supply costs. per cent. milk and 1000.1013 pounds, of butter Io a large extent on how well young s e e Mr. and Mrs. James Dalton of North grown. 5 60 P*r ce,lt P’*,d while fat. She recently completed a 385-day slock Is brooded a and w learn ing . P e titio n eecnred. A total of 00,057 common barberry q T H |T HOW2 • a Powder was fatally Injured, and a son, L e ctu re * w eekly. 32collegnu. W rite fo r catalog. test and on her last day produced Wiley, suffered grave injuries when 101.4 pounds of milk, containing 3.47 Never neglect to cord the chick-box bushes were eradicated In Wisconsin well; otherwise some prying hand may Inst year, according to V. O. Taylor, MOLER «’MMt’.'ÂÎÜÎ.Ϋ their car struck the Telocaset viaduct pounds of butterfat. In 1924 Model agent In charge. on the Oregon Trail highway. All Segis Prllly Gelsche, another Mount open the lid en route to customer. w in ter a a a te by <l»y, week H o te l H o y t ra 1 Special three were taken by ambulance to Hot Angel cow of the C. J. Bearing herd, If the gnrden Is carefully planned or month Sudden chnnges In temperature are F O R - f L A Lake sanitarium, but Mrs. Dalton was made the state State Holstein butter 7 . N D , O R E G O N Abiolulily Fireproof more harmful to chickens than pro two vegetables n day will be provided dead when It arrived and her husband fat record of 1021 pounds, which still for summer use nnd two vegetables a Corner flth nod H o y t Sta., N e a r U nion B iatlon. longed spells of extreme tempera died a few hours later. day can be canned or stored for win stands supreme in Oregon. tures. W . N. u ., Portland, No. 17-1932. ter use. POULTRY KKTS - Put Bees in Right Section of Orchard Û z o z 5 0 s o Os ui TA R G 0 « s Bilious 1Vg| Careful Mothers Poultry Notes Agricultural Notes J a YNE s I^/T » //^ Oregon & California Directory a • •
