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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1930)
T M GOLD HILL NKWtt. JACKSON 6OUNTT, ORIGON T ill RSHAY. JVNB I». 1#30 — I ■■ ....................... 1 ■ '■ • "P court should have shown their leniency, if at any time, ¡ill limes, but never inure so lim n 1 should rainain constant throughout u rin g the w in te r uionths. Then the yeur. , for as it was, Mr. Joseph went to his death with the d nidurul forage foods, bugs, worms, I A good w in te r ration Is as fo l- stigma of eviction from his chosen profession upon his and green foods are no longer uvuil | lows, o r buy ready mined rum m er- Established 1897 name. , ....... .... able, except in w arm climates, so ria l scratch and mash feeds: C. J. SHORE Editor the luck must be made up 1» the Scratch Fred m.ishcs mid scrutch grain*. The Published by Mac's Printing Co. Yellow corn (shelled or n u lu ru l w urm th o f the sun I* also BOOZE, BALLOTS I I "I k, d IIH) II,s. seriously dim inished mid must he Outs, wheat, k a ffir o r n iilo Ml Ihs. supplied by extra feedings of heat An Independent Newspaper published in the Interests •( AND BUSHWA Mask p rin lu rin g grains, cspcciully corn. Gold Hill Oregon and Vicinity llru n I (Ml ||,s . Mark this point w e ll, that Nature 100 ll,s must supply the necessary body S h o its Now, come forth the champions of the liquor tr a f w arm th from w ith in . Yellow cornm eal I (Ml Ihs. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Heavy ground oals IIHI hs fic with the claim that the election of Dwight Morrow Green foods arc very necessary 'I , ,1 s c r a p s . ttlll lies because they supply these indis|iens- Salt II,s Entered at the Post Office at Gold Hill. Oregon, for to the nomination to the senate from New Jersey is a ahle vitm nliics A mid I). Part of real test of the prohibition law ami that the people are I e above ration should tie sup. transm isión thru the mails as second class m atter. lilt helis V itam in A rrq u ircm cn ls tired of it. It is true that Mr. Morrow did rign on a wet :u..\ he supplied by feeding yellow plementeil by plenty of green food such as sprouted oats, green pas He also ran for office in a conccdedly wet carrot in lit scratch ftruins, hul nut ture, eahhage, mangel w ursel, g rit, Subscription $2.00 a year in advance. Ad rate on application platform . i io u, h I he necessary a d d itio n a l1 state. Not only those facts are true hut he had many o y b r r shell, und elean fresh water. supplv may lie provided by means of If green food is not iivu ilu lilc, mix other things in his favor. 1 e was a more popularly sp ro tle d oals, green food, or y e l-j r, THE DEATH OF known man than his opponent having Icen in political low carrots. If they are available, Ml pounds of u good grade of u lfu l- life for a long time and besides, the fact that he was o r from cod liv e r o il. I prefer the fa iiM'al w ill) the above mash. MR. JOSEPH you want a home mixed mash, endorsed In his fatuous son in-law, t has. l.indberkh green .»luff, how ever as the liens he If careful uml buy Hie ingredients fin d il much more appetising than brought him many votes. any substitutes I have ever tried. of Hie very best q u u lity only anil •ee Hint they are thoroughly mixed, Our entire state was shocked, early Monday by the That the present c< ndition of the country, relative to V itam in 1» Is the mysterious agen- i f you eauiiot do ¡his, you hud bet ; cy w hich enables a hen to munu- report of the death of George W . Joseph, Republican prohibition, is m t all the people would like to have it, is ter buy a good com m ercial mush f.ich irc egg shell from the oyster candidate for Governor of Oregon. Mr. Joseph was a well known and established fact but we have yet to I 1 shell and use the grains grow n on the provided fo r Ihal purpose. This sticken ju st at a time when he apparently was approach- ; a ie a ' solution ot the evil. Large lin es and long I t . icntial vitam in is stored in the farm, o r buy ^comm ercial scratch Commercial ready mixed .. • , • , ’ ¡tail sentences do not curb the illicit traffic in the country a, dies o f |e ns when exposed Io grain. feeds are made by expert m illin rn & ‘and according to advices from Canada, the regulation plan direct su u llg iil. They should he ul- and although they may cost more I lov ed to run oal. therefore, when they usually puy. Mr. Joseph had come out of the Republican prim ary as in effect up there is highly impractical. ever llm weather w ill perm it. V ilu- w ith flying colors a fte r he had been thought of as a very M ilk, e ith e r sweet o r sour, o r Most people know that the open saloon with its at o in l> is also found in green vege noor fourth man in the six-way fight. He won, because tendant evils, was a curse to the land. fresh b u tte rm ilk is one o f the best They also realiz table m ailer that has been exposed he put every ounce of his power and forcefulness behind the debauchery ami misery w hich b lh wed in its \. . I->• I, d ir iet stinligtd, and in cod liv e r resh p o u ltry foods. It w ill great ly aid w in te r egg production. It his campaign. He had several reasons for w anting to In the present day there seems to be a different cl; I Since the fo rm e r is not always . o dd he pul out in clean earthen become governor and his platform of reform appealed to people drinking and most of the e f r a d iffe re n t 1 ¡¡.in ¡hie in su fficie n t quantities. ware vessels set upon platform s anil 11) he mlvisahie to include from b etter than 35 per cent of the people who voted the Re They drink now for a lark. »"leeleil ,<» the fow ls cannot gel They pour p ¡sen ■ half Io one per cent coil live r nlo II w ith th e ir feel. I.el them publican ticket at the prim ary election. their bodies in order to experience a thrill. 1 i the w in te r ration. tve all Ih e v w ill if you have it. If Since his death, many of his party who did not sup it the vi nth who is doing this hut the eider I i. ng the summer, the grain ra wiu feed plenty o f m ilk you may ' i may he reduced. As w in te r have Io reduce the utnounl of p ro Many find out their nistake and quit port him, have hurried to proclaim his death as a decided well. i s on. however, the proportion tein In the mash, «3 bowel trouble blow to Oregon. His career was at least, most pictur- short spasm of drinking and carousin rain should he gradually in is lik e ly Io occur. esque and eventful and to the average Oregonian his tinue on until their shortcoming brings to e ••cd. ('.rains are the fal and heat W ater is. of course, as necessary stand on several of the predominating issues in his cam want, despair or ill health. p: o I icin g f i n d s , so it is natural n w in te r ns at uny other tim e. Il paign would have won him votes—if for no other reason The present day trend of morals has a great deal tl at lin y should predominate dur iiu.sl never he forgotten that eggs than to have given him a chance to try out some of his to do with »he modern drinking orgies and that moral in-: the w inter. The mush w hich re (».’• percent w ater and Ib id unless contains II e protein elements such ii p le n tifu l supply of good ideas. change started before prohibition was placed on the a s meal scraps fo r m aking egg yolk hens (C have onlinued on Inst page) THE QOLD HILL NEWS At any rate, the passing of Joseph will cause more than a ripple on the political sea of the state of Oregon. Instead of a free thinker and independent worker as the nominee had proven himself, Oregon will be presented with a reactionary Republican for a nominee, no doubt. The central committee will have the choosing of the can didate and a man will no doubt be chosen whose ideas will coincide with those of the "powers that be” in the Re publican fold. , Li country. Should the moral trend change hack to what it was a decade or more ago we feel that the prohibition situation would he as much of a problem. The history of the world teaches us that following most great wars there is a period of moral laxity and debauchery and the present condition in this country may only be a repitition of what happened many times be fore in the history of the universe. We are not in clined to lose hope for the modern generation because some apparently insist upon making morons of them selves. They must live their own lives and solve their own problems and those who are made of the right kind of stuff will reclaim themselves and the others will fol low their way of least resistance into self destruction. With all its evils, this is not such a bad world in which to live after all. * * * Now that the Republican party must choose a man to carry its standards in the fall elections we would sug gest that they appoint Secretary of State, Hal E. Hoss, to make the race. We do not know that Hoss w’ould want the profer of the governorship but we do believe that he is as able a man as now bears the colors of the Repub lican party. The names mentioned most in the discus sions of a possible candidate are those of Kay, Corbett How to Raise Poultry and Norblad. By D r. L. D . LeGetir, V .S., St. Louts, Mo. Dr. LeGear is a graduate o f the Ontario With all due respect to the three, we feel that none V e ter in a r y C o lle g e , 1892. T h ir ty -six of them is the man for the position. Kay has been years o f veterinary practice on diseases o f live stock and poultry. Em inent au- spoken, of for the governorship on several occasions but , thority on poultry and ilix k raising. | N a t io n a lly k n o w n p o u ltr y b r e ed er , Mr. Kay is an old man and his health has always been rioted author and lecturer. against him. Both Norblad and Corbett were defeated at the primary elections and a man once defeated for 18 - an office very seldom can stage a comeback. Take the ter conies. Good luck has a habit case of Hall. He tried, this year, after having been de WILL THEY LAY IN o f abiding w ith the man who stud feated four years prior and made a more miserable show COLD DECEMBER AS ies the requirem ents o f his flock, ing than ever. ............ THEY DID IN MAY? doing nothing w ith o u t kn o w in g de. fin lc ly w h y h r docs so and wind In Mr. Hoss we find a young man, full of pep and to expect. F irst o f a ll, he energy. Capable of thinking for himself and conduct The Answer is “Yes, With Proper w results ill learn the nature o f d iffe re n t ing the affairs of any office in the state. He has been a Cara and Common-Sense Feed feeds and w hat they co ntribute to ing, the Winter Months Can Be egg production o r the upkeep of the very able man in the office he now holds and was elected Good Egg Months.” Luck i8 a fow ls own body. The flock should to that office by a very large majority which shows that L ess Important Factor Than be approxim ately one-half w e ll de the people of the state are for him. We believe that the Many Poultry Kaisers Imagine. veloped early hatched pullets, and Republican party could not pick a more possible candi the balance hens that have been date for the governorship than Mr. Hal E. Hoss. closely culled and late m ollers. The famous painter, W histler, A balanced ration is desirable ut * * * was once asked how he mixed his Followin gthe death of Mr. Joseph, the Supreme court, whic 1 only recently disbarred the nominee rescind ed the action and erased from the records of the Courts any record of the transaction. 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