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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1930)
________________ T H R G O L D H IL L N E W S . JA C K S O N COI NTT. OREGON — -------- t ».------------ 12 and 13. The delegates are W o«*.1 row Shaver, Lucille H ittle. .11! Charles Smith as an alternate. Mi Meisinger w ill left Thursday v ... the Gold H ill High School. Vol. I. the delegates. The student body also derided to revise the present constitution and l i t i 111 IS STRANGER make it 11 o re modern. The e.e THAN FICTION mittee selected to revise it was I 11 Mercury or quick silver is denser j etile Hittle, Carl 'aimer and V ar than iron, therefore if you would ren Kelsoe. place a uuil on mercury or quick Each student In the civics class i sTver it would float, like a cork 011 I required to w rite a 1 onsti't.li.i" suitable fo r the high school as part A piece of iron weighs less before of their class work. it is rusted than after. See answer in next weeks edition. SCHOLASTIC GOLD HILL NUGGET T hursday fehbuary ta. ISSO. RABBIT RAISING NO LONGER im ita » H I T A B U S IN E S S trolled only by oil spray, while blister mile and tw ig miners are sal isfaetorily taken care of by lime sulphur atone. There is always danger of in ju ry from oil sprays aiqilied during tlie fall or winter, but no evidence that low tempera lures follow ing such sprays applied In the spring dining the dormant period result iu Injury. ' her out she asked him if lie would mind going up to Jimmie's room and helping him while she got ready. Young Kissel was pretty good at arithmetic and he knew In* could help Jimmie if that rascal | would only pay attention. He asked* linunle Io show him his lesson; then In* proceeded to give the boy a simple lesson in addition. "Suppose, Jimmie," he said, "llia l I gave you Iteail tlie Ads and profit A good 56 cents now, 11 quarter tomorrow advertiser Is usually a gi.nd mer mid another quarter Ihe next—" chant. "Aw that's all rigid w ith me. Mr. I ssel," spoke up Jimmie. " I 'll take the money anil keep quiet, hut wT ul 1I0 you think of those prob lems; some slickers, niid they?" Rubbit breeding was for many years regarded us an interesting amusement and hobby. W ithin the p st tew ycais rabbit fa rm in g lias Evelyn Thompson Editor deveiop p mt» a commercial enter- Jean Chisholm, Grade Reporter. piise. Rabbit suins arc today the Jewel Quakenbush, Social. great slajiie of the fur trade. In Linsley Dorman, Sports and gen 1 • I lilted Slates, there are now eral high school reporter. o ver 16,606 breeders of u tility riil>- • ... 1 t.eir combined investment is in excess of 2.1 m illion dollars. In STUDENTS GIVEN MERITS • sew York city uione 15 lu i dress FOR SCHOLASTIC WORK ing and dyeing piauts ure devoted exclusively Io rabbit skins. The students are given points for Nearly all of the fell huts in com high scholastic standing and out Carl Palmer has made three per There w ill lx- a Washington's side activities. The follow ing are I feet sliced tests in typing. One of mon use ure made from felt manu Birthday program sponsored by the the points earned in the last 6 i 56 words a uunute, one 53 and one factured from chemically treated school in the auditorium, Friday, rabbit furs. Thousands of tons of 1 55. weeks and total of the semester: Feb. 21 at 2:00 o’clock. Roth the rabbit skins are used uiiuually- for I FRESHMEN Pis. T o ft orchestra and the glee clul^s w ill Ibis purpose. 18 65 R ill Hanunersly ............ GRADE NEWS render several numbers besides the Many oilier products are manufac Elizabeth F erry ............. ..... 59 177 There are several pupils of the 1st play. tured from the rabbit. The liu ir is Frances Ferry .............. 49 177 A 4-H Health Club has been o r grade absent this week because of used as 11 stuffing for inuUrcsses, Ted R itter ...................... 16 35 ganized in the school w ith 40 mem illness. pillows, cushions and quills. Piano 6 Ruth Green 76 Arleen Cameron, Buster Mullin, manufacturers use felt nude from bers already signed up. The pur Genevieve Stumbo ....... 8 38 pose of the club is to promote good Eileen Shorb. Charlotte Walker, rabbit fur on the sounding hammers Aileen Guy ................... 48 tin health in every way. Donald Dungey, Vernice Martin. in their instruments. Shoes pock Eugena Quakenbush ..... .....17 86 Good growth and health arc the Phillis M iller. Mildred Smith and et hooks, gloves and novelties have Mary Huntslev .............. ...11 76 basis of good work, of strength, Laverne Walker were on the honor been successfully manufactured Kenneth Wald ............... .... 14 56 beauty, success in athletics, power roll for the first semester in the from leather made of rabbit skins. Ernest Kell ...................... . . 10 47 3rd and 4th grades. to earn money, of success in your Gelatine and glue ure made of the Netty Stone ..... ............... ..... 5 72 An audubon bird club has been pelts from which Hie hair has been career, and the a b ility to make 1)R. I. 11. GOVE Sophomores organized in the 5th and 6th grades. friends and enjoy living. Good removed. The grease and oil from John Fleming . 10 32 Health saves you from many dis They w ill study all the common the fat of the skin is used in the Minnie Harrison .......... 8 37 IMPORTANCE agreeable things in later life, and birds in this vicin ity under super manufacture o f soap and other Zelda Smith .................. . 17 93 poor health often makes a life a vision of Mrs, Shorb. OF PROMPT products. The waste matter is used Juniors The 5th and 6th grades received as fertilizer. complete failure. Jean Chisholm __ ...... .....40 letters from the 5th grade students There is to be a health contest DENTAL SERVICE Rabbit skins for the manufacture Logan Gardner __ held at the Jackson county fa ir at I ometu, Texas this week. of fu r routs are principally secured Lins Dorman ___________ 121 Roland M iller, Delos Walker, Ev from Austrailia and New Zealand. next fall, in Medford. Every boy In ease of any defects in Lucile H ittle ____________ 37 and g irl who has completed their erett Rosencrans, I.ea Norris and Under normal conditions, the Unit- leetli or gums is now fu lly re Melvin Sargent _________ 90 club project w ill be eligible to en la'sley Walker of the 7th amt Rih eil States consumes 50 per cent of alized liy all intelligent people. M ildred Wyatt _________ 28 ■da* 'e j > grade rooms were absent Tuesdai ter the health contest. Tlie sooner the errors are cor the Auslraliun rabbit skin supply. Seniors Wide attention hag been given Dr There w ill be one boy and one on account o f illness. rected the greater the assur In February of last year 75% of all Woodrow Shaver ............. .... Kenneth Hamner is back to school the rabbit skins exported from Aus John R. M ei. profees.r of political ¡1 ance against Ihe many ills at g irl prize w inner from Jackson Lyle Childers ________ 45 eolence at the U n l-x jrilty of Oregon, county, who w ill be entitled to a now after a few days absence. tributed Io diseased teeth and tralia were shipped Io this country. for h it outstand'ng V ork In Interna Carl Palmer ........ 46 F air at Salem w ith all expenses gums. Radiy decayed teeth In 1917, when an embargo was tlonal relations. H r will be one of Jewel Quakenbush ____ 25 (mid. Since there are only tw o of ATHLETICS old snags should tie removed placed on ihe importation of furs •he tprakcra at the atudsnt confer John Chisholm ________ _ these health clubs in Jaekson coun Last Friday, Feb. 7, there was a because of Ihe luck of shipping fa- •nee on International relation! In und u plate substituted. If Leona Wheatley __________ 5 ty, who w ill be entitled Io a triple header basket hall gunie at eilities. the American nwnufaelurer, Portland during February. \ o u have your plute made three day- trip to the Oregon Stale the local gym. The teams were the ' were obliged fo r Ihe lirst time to here you w ill never regret it. TYPING CONTEST ly it w ill make the chances for Gold H ill first and second team vs. look to the American sources for Carl Palmer and Lyle Childers I winning favorable fo r any one who the St. Mary’s Academy first ¡1 .1 their supplies of rabbit furs and to Are these eggs fresh? are running about neck and neck in w ill work real hard. The school second teams. The th ird game was offer prices high enough to obtain Lady, Ihe hen don’t even know I've got ’em yet.—Ex. the second year typing contest. would like the cooperation of the between the Gold H ill town team them. Charles Smith is catching up with parents in encouraging the students and the Medford Methodist. This was the opportunity for the T H E R E S T D E N T IS T R Y to make the club work a success. the two leaders. Mum'a the Word 1 '° Ca' s®COm’ ,<>a,n fou«hl hari1 establishment of the breeding of D O N E P A IN L E S S L Y Jim was having trouble w ith his k ° fl , SC,,re W“ 2 I' 3’ U‘ ill, y r“ bbi,s u commercial 235 Earn Main. Upstairs MUSIC Lucy (at drug store) I want some Phone 872-J m r u u i ? " 1 7i,me ” ar,ei1 ° " ' basis' • ntl ,be breeding of u tility arithmetic. So when his sister's There are to date people in the w ith Gold H ill making 4 points the rabbits in tlie United Stales fo r beau showed up that night Io lake talcum powder. J Druggist: YVhat kind? Mennens? school orchestra w ith more achiev first tw o play’s. The locals were eoininercil purposes began to as ing position all the time. Lucy: No Vinimen’s. ahead u ntil the end of the 3rd sume importance. Since then, the The follow ing is a list of the play quarter. Both sides made some government lias recognized (he po ers and their instruments: WHO’S WHO FACULTY b rillia nt plays but the St.'s won. tential importanee of this industry Melvin Sargent, saxophone. Zelda The town team game was a hnrd Name—George Eugene Meisinger. Smith, cello; Carl Palmer, Clarinet; fought battle from start to finish un I has established experimental .talions devoted Io Ihe development Age—Unknown, but it is said the B ill Haniniersly, clarinet; Lucille and was an exhibition of real play o f Ihe breeding of u tility rabbits. heat from the candles on his b irth Mfheatley, Cornet; Dorothy Smith, ing. The score was tied al the half — - —— —— .— day cake suffocated 3 people. Saxophone; Ruth Gieen, Drums; but Ihe Gold H ill Iloopstcrs showed E X P L O R E R S H U N T A L F A L F A S Description—About 6 feet tall, Lucille H ittle, Piano. some real team work and won from O N P L A IN S O F C E N T R A L A SIA small shoes, about size eleven. Ihe Methodists. Ambition—To become a prof. Student Body After visiting most of the coun Favorite Pastime—Warming the At a recent Student Body meeting, Nearly 5000 persons take part in tries o f Ccntrul Euro|ie urn! w ork office chair. three delegates were elected to go Ihe conservation of our forests, and ing their way well into Asia, H. I.. Favorite Expression—Now when to Ihe Annual High school Confer guard more than 160.000.000 acres of Westover und We Waithouse, rep I was a boy. ence at Oregon State College Feb. land. resentatives of Hie Rureuu of Plant Industry, U. S. Department of Agri culture. recently relumed to Ihe United Slates, bringing several hun dred new plant varieties, p rincipal ly alfalfa and fruits. One of Ihe principal purposes of the trip was to obtain varieties of alfalfa which might prove ¡nim ble from or resistant lo bacterial w ill, a disease which is proving serious to alfalfa growers in the Middle West. Prelim inary tests had in d i cated that varieties from Turkestan and France were somewhat resist It is frequently said that “we must find W. C. Brown of the Brown Mercantile Store says: “I have secured the exclu ant Io the disease. some way to keep folks on the farms.” Besides obtaining alfalfa seed sive agency for the Famous GENERAL WOOLEN LINE. To quickly intro from every section of Turkestan, Mr. Westover also brought back seed duce this line in Gold Hill I am going to make this offer: If v\i arc to keep folks on the farm we from France, Italy, Germany, Po must make farm life quite as comfortable as land, Austria, Buinania. Hungary, TO THE FIRST 25 CUSTOMERS, 2 SU IT S OF EQUAL VALUE for $37.95 .'/•i J ” thLC Clt/ ‘ 1 hc iar,ner’ his wife and and Czechoslovakia. In all, he PRESENT THIS AD IO ME Thurs., day Friday, Saturday, February 13, 14 brought hack 170 lots of alfalfa seed. children, have become too well educated to nut These seeds w ill be tested at our up with the farm life of fifty years ago. a n d 15, make a small deposit and be measured for one of our famous $37.95 experiment stations to determine whether or not they are resistant suits, and receive another suit, overcoat or top coat, of equal value at NO AD to w ilt. Electricity will give them the comforts Doctor Whitehouse was successful they demand. DITIONAL COST. Remember folks this offer ends SATURDAY, Feb. 15 at in his search for fruits, and brought 10 P. M. back seeds of nprieot, almond, pis- laclie. and melons. The melon seed This, however, is only part of the story The w ill he used by plant breeders who Remember, After This Sale All Suits Sold By Me From This Line Will Je farmer now insists that his farm he prosper are try in g to i ;:b t melon w ilts by ous. A farm can he made prosperous if it is $37 95 Each. ..Open Evenings till 9:00 Saturday 10:00 p. m. f i breeding new wilt-resistant strains operat’d along the lines . f a manufacturing o f high quality. The w ild fruits to lie tried out In an effort to deter industry. Electric power makes this possible. mine their value as slocks and in ad dition they may prove of value to Have you ever heard of an electrified plant breeders. Published by the Student Body of I Dr. I. H. Gove W e H a v e F o r S a le A S O L U T IO N of fa rm problem s Clip this Coupon Good For $37.95 Brown’s General Store GOLD HILL ODD FELLOW BLDG. OREGON Fit and Satisfaction Guaranteed—Lining Guaranteed for Life of Suits I DO W HAT I ADVERTISE— I ADVERTISE W HAT I DO JU ST RECEIVED COMPLETE L IN E DRY GOODS, M EN’S WORKING CLOTHES AND PIECE GOODS—OUR ENTIRE STOCK BRAND NEW : GROCERY DEPARTMENT SPECIAL Baker Girl Flour, Regular $2.15— Now$1.90 -----------0----------- I FARM POINTERS Although the idea Dial baby Iiotihl not b” fed until they are 72 ' ours o’ d errori mus. it is often best not lo fie d early where p i'i • 1 post shipments of young 'h icks are made, says the Oregon Cxnerln’ en» station. The question of whether time sul- nhur or oil -'m il ' ■ u>rd in n dor mant ‘ "re v I, answered ns follows ’ iv Ihe Oregon Experiment station. As lime sulnhnr in most eases is n more rfencrnl lennun spray than oil. it Is g rn e 'e lly used, es'ieefnlly In orchard, Where leaf roller i, not a serious pesl. This pest is con- farm that was not prosperous? 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