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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1926)
THB GOLD niLL NKW!», JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON pagi : six «► * * * > * ♦ ♦ * ♦ * ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Í ♦ DID YOU EVER STOP ♦ ♦ TO THINK? ♦ By Edson R. Waite, See el-ry. Shawnee, Okia., Bo id oí ('onnu* ree I a. A ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ i jrL ins ot ROGER RIVRR, ORBO. HEIKE NEWS Rogue R. Closed By Mrs. K. M. Scoli. To f'is/linig ; , , , , THURSDAY, JANUARY 11. 102«. * Our GEOLOGICAL v<u>«(ioH ♦ * Box ♦ » Svtid iu your questions. ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦♦ Question: Whst is Agate? ♦ ♦ ♦ ■■ u f i r r - r ■ ack.ndu«i*ahgaaMga«ii : M ♦ ♦ ♦ ❖ * + — F E R T IL IZ E R S — SULPHUR — LAND PLASTER SULPHATE OK AMMONIA SUPERPHOSPHATE i» I I Answer: Vga’e is a variety of chai At their regular meeting Tuesday Mixed Fertilizer* for All Special Crops Porllart. .! i. 13. The Oregon i night. Jan. 5, the Odd Feltows held C'dony and usually eh iraeterlzwl !a’e Fish ami Game Commission installation of office» s nod the fol by having colored bands arranged ■ MILKMAKE - ECONOMY EGG MASH The stone a THAT our hospitality makes our in sess ion here this week, today lowing w ire installed Into their’ parallel to tach other. — HOGEATS — ■ ! Closed nore fishing streams in the respective chairs for the current akes a high polish amt forms beau popularity. All Pure—No Fillets Used—Best for Less state, Included in the list closed term: Noble Gr..nd, Dick Swaeker, tiful cabinet specimens. 't he colors ■ PEERLESS BABY CHICK MASH ■ THAT this is the theory upon are the following in Jackson county a Vice Grand Robert Burkhart. Secre range from white through various which has been built the policy of Rogue River for four hundred feet ■ Wonderful in its Results. tary Fred Dingier, I'rcas. Jam. ■' shades of red ami brown to black. a which has made hotel history on below the Gold Ray dam. Squaw- Be Sure to Get Thia when Chicks are Ready Whipple, Right Support to Noble Red is said to predominate, and us ■ ■ the Pacifie Coast during the past Creek and its tributaries arc closed Grand Martin Burkhart. Left Sup- ually not more than three or four ■ ■ four yi ars. M. S. J O H N S O N, at Gold Hill belween Squaw Lake and l.ittk J ,N,r, Lnr, Scott, Right Support to colors arc found in one specimen. ■ ■ Squaw Lake. Carries a full line of our Feeds— Ask Him! \ ice Gram) Win. Beach, Left Fred Agahs found in Jackson county H THAT the comfortable hospitality In Josephine county. Rogue river i Tortor», Warden Tom Conway, are mostly black and white, but a w hich every man seeks must in ■ a clude the element of human friend was closet! for four hundred feet I Conductor Raymond Stevens, Out possess some wonderful lining or ide Guardian Phil Str.han, Inside noss effect*. In the moss agate a a liness, which is only achieved thru below the Savage Rapids dam. a No action was taken on an effor! ■uardian I.. C. Rusho, Chap. Earl .he color Is so distributed as to give personal eontael. started by fishermen of Grants Pass Strahan. a he stone a moss-like appearance. THAT as no service is too small for to have the Rogue closed against We are glad to report that all the Agates are found in many localities a winter fishing. a manager to do for his guest, so Oregon. j ases of Scarlet Fever in the Evans hut the commercial supply ronte* a Medford, n o request from a guest is too tri | Valley are recovering and no new 'argely from Brazil and Uruguay. v ia l to receive the attention of any ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! cases have been reported for soil»« To make a more definite explana member of his staff to whom it I time. tion of agate we will also give the may be made. The Enterprise Grange at Wimer definition of Chalcedony. held a very interesting meeting Sat THAT no matter how elegant the Chalcedony is a crystalline vari Minnie Bond, state lecturer was surroundings, how complete the present. A proposition was dis ety of quartz, transparent, or partly service, what price your room tariff Duck and goose hunting season cussed in regard to the building of so, of various shades of yellowy the guest remembers only whether comes to an end on January 15 in a cannery in this district. Nome A com brown, green and blue. h e enjoyed his stay at your hotel both Oregon anil California. This mittee was ap|>ointed to investigate varieties ure white and opaque and and forgets the rest. means the shotguns will be put a- and another meeting was set for nre known ns white agate. Other IN THE MATTER OF CONVERT way until next fall when the bird Monday afternoon at the library in varieties nre ehrysoprase, plasma ING THE TOURIST VISITOR INTO season opens. and rarnclinn. Chalcedony has a Rogue River. Hunting this year was good, the A PROSPECTIVE RESIDENT l >F Elmer and Red Chamberlain have bright luster am) takes a high polish THE COMMUNITY. THE HOTEL lakes in the Klamath country draw returned to their home in Evans and is used tor brooches, seal- IS THE TOWN’S FIRST BOOSTER. ing a large number of nimrods from Valley after a visit over the Holi stones and other ornamental pur here. The first part of the season days at Bend. i poses. A notable forniafion oc i Copyright 1P25. was disappointing as the ducks Mrs. Martin Burkhart is confined curs in Chalcedony Park, Arizona, were said to have some sort of a At the annual stockholders meet disease which kept hunters out of to her bed with an attack of ln- in which petrifaction of trees tnk«'s the form of ehnlcedony, formed by in g of the Fidelity State Rank, held the lake region, roost people refus flamatory Rheumatism. Her friends siliceous waters which have replac all hope for her speedy recovery. Thursday, the old boa-d consisting ing to eat the ducks. There has The Civic Improvement Club met ed the woody fibers of trees with -of Bert Albert, Albert Pankey, P.H. been some duck hunting along the deposits of silica. Myers. J. M. Lively and Walter Zim Rogue but this draws but few- hunt Friday at the home of Mrs. Una Me From our regular stocks of best quality Ilvain. The president, Mrs. A. K. merman were re-elected for the en ers. Enrhart, preside»! and a sl»> ! bus- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ suing year. All ducks in storage or on hand in< ss meeting wws held. Groceries and Men’s Work Clothes we have A very ♦ after the season closes must be tag interesting paper was read by Mrs. ♦ F A R M P O IN T E R S ♦ selected the following groups of ‘SPEC IA LS’ Win. Rosecrans, of the Central ged by the game warden. Those Brashear on side-lights of OA.C, ♦ ♦ FRO M O. A. C. ♦ Point community was a visitor here having ducks should notify him. The Club is planning several Inter- For the Week ending January 22nd. Wednesday afternoon. ♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ The tags cost five cents,each. taininents and plays to be given Potatoe ground in Oregon or other later for the benefit of the college PHONE US YOUR W ANTS loan fund. At the close of the land that has been in cultivated meeting refreshments were served crops is provided with a cover crop by the hostess, Mrs. Mcllvain, as to prevent winter leaching. says| Yakima Netted Gem Spuds, per cwt. ,..-. $3.25 When sisted by Mrs. John Breeding and the experiment station. Mrs. J. L. Julian. A very gotxl at rains prevent machine seeding on S w ift & Co., ‘Clover Bacon’ per tb...........35c such land, vetch and barley are tendance was present. Mrs. Fred Minthorn is very ill at broadcast and lightly covered un her home in Evans Valley and much til well into November. Delicious Hams, per tb ................................36c I concern is felt by her many friends O. A. C. Mrs. Minihorn's sister arrived Mon. Clover seed sent the free seed Overalls: while present stock lasts: to stay and help care for her. testing laboratory nt O. A. C. now (The ladies Aid will meet with Mrs will have both purity and germina W aste overalls,.................. z................... $1.45 Wilson, Friday, Jan. loth. Every tion tests mailed out in about one | week from »late of receipt, says body welcome. Bib overalls,............................................... $1.75 We are sorry to have to report G. R. Hyslop, professor of farm Longer time will I that Grandma Whipple still remains crops in charge. very ill and very little improve be required in late January and •Special Cash Reduction on W inter W eight February as there is always a rush ment is noticed in her condition. A meeting was held Monday at on then. Orchard grass and blue of ffhs fist of leading" Underwear, Flannel Shirts and the library for the purpose of de grass take about four weeks as ger ciding if possible, the ways and mination is slow. O. A. C. MACKINAWS means of getting a cannery estab Use of sotlium nitrate or ammon lished in this locality bu, nothing definite was decided. A committee ium sulfate tends to offset the de was appointed as follows: Mr. pressing effect of grain straw or of Sparks, F. D. Eismaun and Reed shade crops, the experiment station Ammonium sulfate tends to Carter to look up the matter of the says. amount of acreage that would be improve the structure of heavy soils planted for the cannery, also If a but increases the acidity on acid company could be induced to put in soils of a humid region. O. A. C. a cannery and what the cost would R. O. More lock A. A. W alker Oregon farmers at this season im be to build a small cannery, this to be done by the people of Evans prove the time to make improve Get Your Valley and Rogue River. Mr. Sparks ments and repairs. Many are haul MAGAZINES was chairman of the meeting and ing drain tile needed for early The experiment sta Pitt Penny, Secretary. Another spring use. Jr. A.R.HEDGES—Neo-Eclectic Phy NOW meeting will be called by the sec tion advises that some sizes of tile sician. Dr. LOUISE EJIEDGES— retary when this committee is ready are likely to be out of stork in the Naluropractic,Chiropractor. Meeb- AT COST ! local tile yards before spring and to make their report. ano - Therapy, Spondylotherapy, In the games of basket ball played should be ordered now. Food Science*,Chiropractic. Office: O. A. C. in Grants Pass, Friday night, the Stewart Bldg.. 255 E. Main SL A big slaughter of “bum” cow* Oregon farmers having wet lands Rogue River girls won over the GJ*, Phone*; Office, 170; Re*. 170-J2. Medford, Oreg. 48 girls in a score of 15 to 13, while are securing plans and estimated was made by the seven cow-testing our boys lost to the bigger city costs for complete drainage, Install associations reporting for Novem ing the most necessary drains first ber Io N. C. Jainison, testing specia team in a score of 19 to 18. and the other drainage needed list of the state college extension Another dance will be given at ‘Sell Your Furs at Home the Enterprize Grange Hall Saturda when time and funds permit, re service, 76 having been sent to the butcher. ®nd Get the Cash' night Jan. 16th. These dances are ports the experiment station. • • • The number of .ow s tested in the O. A. C. nice clean dances and are given by Packing and “plow sole” in Ore seven associations was 4502; aver the Grange of Wimer. Top Prices for Hides, Grandma Brittisan is some better gon are encouraged by pasturing age pounds of milk, 558.5; average Pelts, Furs, Wool and at this writing but has been very when land is wet or soft or by con pounds of fat, 23.9; 40-pound cows, 352. Mohair- tinued plowing to a uniform depth, ill for the past week. Never before and probably never again will you have such an extraor The highest herd in fat yield was dinary money-saving opportunity. Note carefully the latge selection of Mr. Freed who resided here at say* the experiment station. Vari THE FUR M ARKET choice reading—all at a price to fit your pocketbook. Renewals will be ation in the depth of plowing and J. O. Convill’s of the Columbia as one time but has been living :» the 512 H St. extended on, year from date cf expiration. No need to wait. northern part of the s*a*<* for the tb > use of legume crops like clover sociation, averaging 48.7 pounds. Grants Pass - Oregon The highest in milk production wtis / ure overcoming this condition. past 3 years, has returned and herd 42 of Lincoln, averaging 7741b. «"• ■IÄT O. A. C. bought out the barber shop recently Gentlemen: I wish to taxe advantage of your Magazine Bargain Offer Removal of all rimnanfs of an I be honor purebred cow was also started by V. E. Dougherty and has I am enclosing the above amount in payment for a one year subscription taken possession. Mr. Dougherty nuals in flower beds—root, stem, Mr. Convill’s, Livia, a registered > + + ♦ + * ♦ ♦ + + t + to your paper and the FIVE Magazines I have marked with an X below branch and leaf is a necessary sani Jersey giving 1165 pounds of milk will move to Ashland to live. Herd U Saturday night a party of neigh tation measure in most Oregon plan, with 80.5 pounds of fat. N om t- NEW VEST POCKET bors and friends came at a lute ing, the experiment station says. It of Redmond had the honor high hour and took possession of the is generally true that fungus dis grade cow, Peg, producing 1140 lbs. Town ■ KODAK $5 —Statt- Greenwood home. Music and games eases and insect pests are carried of milk with 74.1 pounds of fat. The honor high grade herd be A splendid new Kodak that takes S i or R .F .D . were enjoyed through the evening over from one season to the next in dead plant remnants. longs to J. IL Rusch of Columbia pictures 1% » 2H inches in size. and a nice lunch was enjoyed. Mr. Hl American Needlewoman association, whose eight grade Jer Greenwoods have recently built 1 his is the first Kodak to be □ Am erican P o ultry Advocate 0 Home Friend seys avernged 961.5 pounds of milk offered nt so low a price and will them a new home and these friends □ Blade A Ledger HOW ’S TH IS? 0 Household Gue.t with 46.2 pounds of fat. took this occasion to surprise them mukc one proud to own it. □ Capper’s Farm er H A L L ’S C A T A R R H M E D IC IN S will 0 Household Magazine Rapid improvement in milk and do what we claim for It—rid your system □ F arm A Fireside 0 Illustrated Mechanic. of Catarrh or Oeafneaa caused by cream production is resulting from □ T h e F a rm Journal 0 Mother’s Home Life The main trunk sewer that goes Catarrh. H A L L ’S C A T A R R H M E D IC IN E con- the testing work that picks out the □ F arm L ife □ Pathfinder (weekly) 26 is under the tracks cast of the S. P. ala’s of an Ointment which Quickly good producers for profitable pro ROW ELL’S PHOTO Relieves the catarrhal inflammation,-and □ G entlew om an M agazine 0 Today*. Housewife depot here, became plugged Mon the Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which duction and sends the low producer 0 Good S to n e . through the Blood on the Mucous 0 Tracto r A Gas Engine Review day of this week and necessitated acts HOUSE The Improvement Surfaces, thus assisting to restore nor Io the butcher. 0 H o m o C ire lo 0 W om an’s W orld the excavation of the sewer and a mal conditions. is most noticeable generally in Grant* Pass, Oregon Sold by druggists for over 40 Tsar*. clean out of same. The pipe was F. J. Cheney a Co., Toledo, O. those associations that have con ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » 4 4414444 4 found to be filled with sand. __ adt. ducted testing for the longest time « Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange Goose Season Nearing End I. 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