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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1927)
kios rovi 1....y y w r,., „. „juo w ,w li m , —. ias been working in Eugene durinu th.. i. . the n,uni„>.. regular, „.in w ill Join êJn.“? 13, u Huy M score butter, four in five days Do- the absence of ih» i_i.. Edw ard. reserve January Oregon lias spent $99.001,922 on be held to blame. — Caldwell (Idaho) gaHonw H I w o rk ’l ward'the p ‘ i? inJur’M h*''“ " h a .T l' 91 score butter. Butter that scores highways, during past decade. under 92 causes n loss that might be An independent Newspaper dedicat News. ic universi,y game whfch a T n lfX " ^ d° " prevented. ed to the betterment of Gold H ill Cottage Grove — New Habitat and Jaciuon County. I f Al Smith wins the nomination Church here dedicated. According to bugets of some east* ___ J» ’ ’ ----- for the presidency it w ill surely C, J. Shark Editor . j cause a very peculiar situation. The ern Oregon sheep growers u hand of sheep is expected to return Io the Published every Thursday evening K. K. K. w ill unturally oppose him owner «M.00 a Ion for hay. $1.02 for in Gold H ill, Jackson County, Ore. and so w ill the dry fractions. Hut range, 8'; on live slock investment, Where the peculiarity w ill be is AFTER THE SHOW Entered at the Post Office at Gold how those who are both Ku Klux current wages for labor, and about H ill, Oregon, for transmission thru Io growing Oregon strawberries ¡» I Hleents a head additional. If the and wet w ill vole or those who are the mails as second class mutter. the cultural practices wl,Uh varied , .• , > where many grower owns the ewes outright anti-Ku Klux and dry w ill vote. tlic most widely are frequently deli n ,,*,l,burs n rt hi,crested in Hie in- Srowa his hay, owns his pasture. Advertising Rate«— Display, 25c per column meh; Legal advertising »1 Hl of cultivation, aeemdin« to re ‘,MM,'y’ A*»«le from sililar Interests does his own work the items of To some fellows Sunday just It», *«’t» ____ Info X legal rale. Readers 10c per line. H itach i advantages in ,,,w lower his ----- own - ......................... .. •" >i ,b" “' ,*d - - ..................- Classified, lc per word per inser means a day to pul on a clean shirt. ports tiy (In* i xperm rnt station. Some plantings are cultivated I or 5 •’fees ’° r r ,'<l. supplies ami equip- lr he borrows Hie money t„ tion. No more than one agency m is t a .............................. . te i asati I . . . ........ I . I h l | V v 111«* lllV Ills» the ewes, I tiny the Inal- buy, rents nient. 11».« I tie lu lies, soil is a sandy i loam commission allowed on any ior- as | 18 y i l times l l l l t N l in l| in u i While the I ’. S. Marinis and pari imes, olliers -- as m. uy s «i.x aign advertising a single season. Some are cultiva- ,bal w bl,e producing good crops w ill ,he raB<® “" ‘I his labor 40 cents of the Navy stand by in Nicaraugua ‘ " not puddle in winter and hake in 11 *u'iul is all that is coming to him. Illinois gangsters go on killing Am ted very shallow, some very deep, Subscription $2:00 a year .mil others at all distances between. summer. Heavy clay land is not so | ‘ bis is ,or « » » » « * conditions and erican citizens, unmolested, it seems in Advance good, hut cun he used successfully. | ,hrre are possibilities of doing a far more important Io protect a few I ’reva.ling of deep cultivation ¡.I , great deal better or worse. as the college has proven. least at some time of Hie year was of our citizens in China or Central Stop in for a light lunch, America than it does right in the found to he responsible for much Il is a mistake to think that Ore- The Oregon ground squirrel oe- heart of this country. It sure is a damage to the roots. a cu pof coffee, a sand gop clover w ill succeed on poor soil, *'iirs under favorrble conditions in funny old world. wich or a fountain drink On many Oregon streams at least says the experiment station. Clover ‘dinosl unbelievable numbers says a lte r the show. We are enough e ei-lric power may he deve m ils to make a large growth and 1,>«' college extention service. In the U of O RETURNS FROM prepared to give a pleas m ike it rnpid’y, so requires avail- semi-arid districts it shares with oth- loped to run a 2 to 5 horse ,lower BARNSTORMING T R I!’ fertility, It is noticeable that * r « apeclea of ground squirrels the ant, refreshing lunch or plan,, says Hu- farm mechanics de r llc fertilitv. clover growing on land that pro curious summer aestivation and win- fountain service. With Hall Hoss, Secretary of the partment of the state college. This r hibernation common to many an The Oregon Basketball team re is enough power for the average duced other pood crops succeed;, State Editorial Assocation being ap well. imals. I lie best season for poison In exceptional it ,» is ,,„s- pos- ....... ..... .. eases . pointed as Sec. to the Governor we turned to the campus las, week end farm. ---------- LET US SERVE YOU ing is curly in spring soon after Hie wonder if he w ill induce the state’s forni a barnstorming tour of Califor- sibie to supply a plant ,o provide a ilia during nine victories were current to run SymphUid injury to plan, is so oh- I hi squirrels are out and become ae- esecuHve to favor the commonweal, i | ------------- „ which ......—............................................................ .. 50 ■ to 100 lights, run th’s exit from the printing bussiness. j taken from represent; five southern a a washing washing machine, mac representative ironcr, vneum '•eciire us to c*r ii|»c detection, reports live. When the females and young U/>e O E L T A ------- ground, ----•••••' late *” in Mas and cleaner, electric electric fan, toaster, perro- the Oregon experiment station. Pl. are above , * quintets. The team left immediately cleaner, ants form seeds planted fail planted ' M,w ,b*‘y ar‘‘ r‘‘;,dily |Miisoncd. t.uld H ill’s Leading Confec „ 1 . m 77 . - aiter Christmas, and hus had but one lator, sewing machine, a cooking Our sister city of Central Point is off nigllt in u.„ (lays. They range, and other like equipment. Be- fail Io appear above Ihe ground or tionery .. --------- • —------ now without a newspaper. Paul their string of victories las, week fore any site is developed it is best newly sprouted plants wither and Cushman Local cannery, burnt I ilcadqunr.vrs for "Sweets" o inson administered the anethesia end by beating the strong Marvsvil- Io find out whether it ran he made •lie. When this condition is caused l:H‘ Ju,y’ ,o be r‘‘bu;l' r‘ r >»27. which w ill allow it to peacefully |e, California, le am 52 to 25, inak- profitable. by symphilids the attack is gener- u ---------------------------------- sleep in the arms of Medford. It ing 25 points in the las, eight min ally fatal to the stand. Effective ». w ill shortly be known as the Cen- u, es. Since adults of the strawlierrv control has no, developed trai Point addition to Medford. Oregon’s veteran trio of hoop |um- crown borer »>*• * damages Or. gon quent stirring of the soil inaries have scintillated in the south- Crops fre‘,uel” flower* ’ «” ’ ‘ W l' u,or or h< * » » ‘d to --- have ---- vnl . the honey, the experiment station u<*' •''•dfur planted with Hie seed is . The fellow that remarked that “at land. Hoy Okerhurg, A1 Wester- .1..... , ........... - .......... ,u. . . ........... • _. ....... . .. least the old bezine buggy wouldn’t ' gren. and Jerry Gunther are the ,l‘'>‘;lrlnl, n> <>f entomology is trying ’ « ’"K'd to ne, as a repellant. get a retn under its tail and cause a trinity whieli has accounted for most J’*“ a s‘‘rJJ‘s ,,f ,,s,s !o ' ‘r if «»n run away”, perhaps never stopped of the heavy scoring of the Wet. M> con,ro,,et1 b> » Poison bait. Io make fancy butter de'iver to think that. Neither can you hang foots. A group of sophomores round , . “7----- cream to the factory three times u the stearing gear over the dash board out the Oregon team which is ex- I'lanmng the Oregon imu'try week in winter and four times in and use th e r n .. r - 1 pected n e e ,m l ,n re.u-.i ;»« ......... of *arm four l,,i"«s are mentioned by summer, siiys tin () and use both both hands hands for for o other pur ('. creumerv to repeat its performance . ----------- experiment station department report. No one t can make fancy hut. poses. Even old timers had some last year when ten straight confer- ence games were won in the north. or ^onsl<lerut,on b> the prospective ter from old cream 'i/ jt t conveniences. -am . Regardless of ... poultry-men community develop- how sweet it muy be, cream two to firs, all 7 " , "h / mi ' r Cn1, V ” C ° f SOil’ CO8t ° f ,nnd’ ,nar- th r,e <,"ys obl w i" ">«'“ • 92 93 score It is claimed that thousands of i ” “ r" ' ... ............ ... .............. bueking, kicking wildest bronchos are being slaughtered and the meat last spring, and Okerberg was named , sold for shipment to foreign coun the second quintet. Westergren tries as “corned beef”. The proce plays guard, Guther forward and dure is dangerous. For instances, if Okerburg center. Such rem arks as this one is very common at our some of those Russian leaders eat The super-varsity squad which UOIQ M a ll W / n « / e > I that hu',,, flni* B,en Prwi*ed Io kick IvCWS , themselves to death Uncle Sam might nuuht Farm Pointers .JL O f Interest to Women Official Paper of the Gold H ill High School THE NUGGET Published Weekly by the Student Body m arket for we make every endeavor to give a service to the people which they cannot receive else v/h re. Wanning Foods for Cold Days By Sarah E. Dunn Some people suffer from cold partly because they do no, eat pro VOLUME I perly. Certain foods w ill generntt GOLD H IL L, OBEGON NUMBER SIX heat and thicken the blood. Such are the foods for which I am giving I THB NUGGET STAFF Since the giant swing has been er. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM the recipes ected for the school children there tI . V p i - i m p w i t h p i t - i p m i a i .7 7 " below Every one of Editor .......... .— Maxwell Marvin is always someone playing on it, H A V B G A M B W ,T H B LT T E F A LL S thin, has been tested by me i„ my • Assistant E d ito r _____ Aail Walker own kiteken. during school hours and also even- ing.If a car comes sweeping past the ' The g l:’# are Practici"B har< > for --------- REPORTERS swing, at any time a child is liable ,be Rame ,b:,t ,bey wil1 play w i,b Vegetable Soup Athletics— Lloyd Scott, Vivian Mc to jump in the way of the car and be Bu,,e Bal1» the this month a, Vegetable soup when properly Dermott. crushed. The road also passes d ir-j e a ’ made is an excellent heat-creating High School ------- Robert Kenaston eetly in front of the gymnasium and i ijfootl. It is made from three pounds Grade School ___ Barbara McQuat the steps coming from the auditor- BOYS BASKET BALL • of beef or shin, one medium-sized Club A School Ground .. Ethel Smith ium almost every evening of the TEAM HAS MOKE PEP can of tomatoes, three large carrots, week some of . . — there . . . . . . are u. . j,wl.,v ui the mi- students siuuriiis The high school basket hall ,eamg|ihrec onions, one large white tur- playing in the gymnasium and it w itl no, practice any more this nip, one white potato and about ten EDITO RIAL (Ethel Smith) would be quite natural for one to week on account of examinations, cents worth of soup greens. Over We would like to remind the pub step in front of a car noiselessly Since Christmas vacation the team the dried vegetable ami the piece of lic that there is no street through slipping down the opening and be bas shown more life and it is hoped each pound of meat, and season to the school grounds, between the run over. ; that when practice is begun again taste. Bring the soup to a quick Therefore e k the boys w school grounds, between the gym- mi-n-iore we w e advocate the city ' ne* " l'xi * w weex ine uoys w ill ill continue to ! boil then le, simmer for three or in n ril P closing in .in « the school , ----------, ,..n gamp w j|| four hours, skimming it from time nasium and the school building, bu, council grounds fuB ,,r ° f I’cp- -Jhe The nexf next game many cars each day pass through to traff«c and cutting a street thru j l,r°babl.v be January 21st betwei •een to time. I do not strain tile soup i the opening, at a terriffic rate of some place in the block. A, the | f'Old H ill and Butte Falls the firs, day, but serve it with vege speed and i, is very dangerous to Presenl time there are only streets j --------- tables and hits of meat as the main the school children. , running north and South but no SEVENTH GRADE AHEAD dish. The res, of Hie meal includes ' street running east and west. IN SPELLING CONTEST pie and cheese, and coffee The seventh grade is ahead in the ( I serve pilot crackers or hot bis- Spelling contest between the eighth cuits with this instead of plain grade and the seventh. .bread. --------- I --------- ----------- PUPILS SICK An Old Friend in New Dress Mary More'ock, Cleo Richmond, The next day for variation, the Evelyn and Vernice Marten and left-over vegetable soup is strained, M Herbert Rosencrantz have been ab fake two tensponnfuls of marrow u sent from school on account of ill from Ihe soup hones, chop in fine; ness. Their many friends hope that LIGGETTS, JOHNSONS, MISS SAYLORS, and PLUMBERRY ■ add one-half cupful of fine bread they w ill he hac tko school soon. STRICTLY FRESH | crumbs, Hie smne quanity of cream or milk, one hnrd-hoild egg, chop-’ NEW STUDENT |»ed, one teaspoonful of finely chop Ruby Herman, a pupil formerly of ped parsley, and salt and pepper to the Phoenix Schools has entered the taste. The mixture is made into Gold H ill school. She is in the 3rd tiny halls, which are served two or Grade. three in each plate of the clear soup. ; B o x C a n d y iS ale 35 p e r cent o ff ; ■ H ew N ice a n d Fresh Your M eat Looks W e alw ays chcose our own animals and do our own butchering and are thus guaranteed of having the very best of meats at all times. it you are not a regular patron of ours you had b etter come m and get acquainted. We will both pr, tit by your friendship. Gold Hill Meat Market Wr iu h you have B<lod f Or pork Vm | and k m b m b b b h b Come in ancfsec the latest Chevrolet Crea- tlRnv e rv |no W/ n,,< Ct ' S ° Ut and ’l SUr, I-v has a ” \ t n latest and best improvements that could < expected. Stream er line body, (¡as Filter, Oil been addedd t SUH thCrt ,n,,dern appliances have been added to this moderate priced car and the pr.ee is rrfu ccd lo you. The ......£ ™ on the road is going to increase its popularity -Come in and pick one « ut for yourself. ' A b EXAMINATIONS Another Old Friend The high school students are now faking their final semester examin The left-over soup meat makes ex ations. cellent beef pie. I eu, the meat into nanananiHMMn small cubes and add vegetables. NEW HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT Thicken two or three cupfuls of the A new student, Jean Gulnvsen, has vegetable soup or stock, pour it over entered high school at Gold H ill the meat and vegetables, let simmer from Sams Valley. She is in (lie/, for fifteen minutes, place in a large Sophomore Class, formerly having deep pie-plate or individual pie- attended High srhool at Medford,, j plates, cover w ith pie crust, and --------- bake in the oven for twenty or twen- H IG H SCHOOL DELE- | ty-five minutes at a temperature of O TH ER PHONOGRAPHS from $10.00 to $1,000.00 GATES LEFT FOR EUGENE 4«0 degrees Fahreheit. The high school delegates for Ihe 1 _____ o_____ Annual high school conference HUld' Marshfield— New sawmill af Bun- THE MUSIC and PHOTO HOUSE al the University of Oregon, left, ker H ill w il cut 50,000 feet a day, Thursday by automobile. They 2 1 2 So 6th S treet. Grants Pass, Ore v/ere accompanied by Coach Chas, Gold H ill— W ar Eaglex quicksilver p rr . mine being respened. Gold Hill Pharmacy ! I« J 1 : Gold Hill Garage : 2 « C F » « Kell, I f - I t Proprietor. d ____• . Chas. Agent» for Chevrolet and Chrysler Car. M m « « m ■ $ ■ ■■ B-D a BK B And A ll Fine Candy ■ Cheap as much Inferior Candy < ir u |u<)k B Î Cong< r Funeral Parlors Office of Cour.ty Coroner RELIABLE MEDFORD, REASONABLE OREGON i '»'imniiinitiiimiiiinmiaiiiiiHRiB Orthophonie Phonographs HOME BUILDERS Electric Recorded Records Let us fu m i.l, your W indow,, Door, F ran,.. Screen,, I„,eri„r Fini.h, Cnbine,.; , tc p o u iN e mates cheerfully furnished. 9 r E ,ti" Trowbridge Cabinet Works MEDFORD, OREGON .... »
