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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1934)
THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST a, 1934 shelter belts in the Great Plains re- I giqns is not an untried ^under Planting Program Made taking“, Sileo* added. "Since earlv settlement of the prairies settlers (Continued from Page 1) have frequently planted strips ot woods to protect thetr homes and farming enterprises have been sla- fields from the blistering winds of bilized and have succeeded even in summer and the cold blasts of the worst seasons when farmers in winter. In more recent years, the other areas have suffered serious Ferlerai and State governments losses to their crops through ad have cooperated in encouraging verse weather conditions. windbreak planting by distributing “Futhermore, the planting of trees from nurseries. The protect ive influence of shelter belts has geen amply proved through re search and practical demonstra tion. All of the shelter belt planting, howéver.'even of recent years, has been of a scattered nature.” One of the first steps will be the establishment of a chain of nurser ies where the seedlings will be grown for planting. Seed collection and a limited amount of planting will start (his year. Large-scale planting of the windbreaks will be underway by 1936. and the entire area, it is expected, will be planted within the next 10 years, at a rate of about 180.000 acres per year. Trees of native origin w ill be used. One of the best and most , adaptable trees of the region is green ash, and this will be sup plemented by such species as native forms of hackberry, elm and burr oak on heavier soils, and on the higher, lighter, and sandy soils, ponderosa pine and red cellar mav be employed. In some cases, Black Hills spruce and native cotton woods may be utilised. H u g e M id w e s t T r e e I localhawibnincs I Mr und Mr» J. V- Hedgpeth »pent Tuesday of this week in Med ford attending to business matters. ROGUE RFVFR MAN FINED R. F. Sinton of Rogue River ap peared In Judge II. D, Heed’s court Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dormaii ami Monday und was found Mildly of daughter Helen visited Sunday with driving a ear with void lleeti»es Mrs. Maybell Dolton and family at He was fined »8.00 and costs, the Central Point fine being suspended. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Merriman. Mr. and Mrs, R. E. Rlankeidiurg. Mrs. Floyd l.anee and Mrs. II. I). Reed DIVORCE IN MEXICO! all of this city will be among those F inal In s few days. No root from this section who will see aud hear President Roosevelt when he dene»; no publicity. M rs. Atty. Kamos. Bss 200«. Hollyw ood. gives his address at Bonneville dam Friday. Mrs. Heed will leave by C alif. - - •— 1 train tonight, the others leaving hv • - car this afternoon. L Glen I.ingren Is employed at the Mrs. Molly Misncr was a Medford Myron Root parking house In Med visitor Monday. ford. Mrs. Win, Kinney is in Medford, EDR SALE — Forty nine ruhhlls where she has employment. and two jersy milk cows. Rosy Te Miss Opal Rogers is serving us an povae, Gold Hill. apprentice at the local telephone Miss June Moore spent the past office. . . week in Grants Pass the guest of Mrs. R. I.. Skelton and son Don her grandmother, Mrs. Slepliensou. ald of Fools ('reek were business Mrs. Alva Cook motored to Med visitors in town Monday. ford Tuesday where her two chil Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith of Sar dren received medical allenlloii. dine creek were callers at the Lee i Miss Louise Smith is employed in Cook home Saturday. Medford al the home of the foreman Oregon Farmer« Receive Mrs. Mary Chisholm returned to of the S O. S. packing house. Much Aid From Land Bank Medford Munday after spending Mr. ami Mrs. Guy Goff of Medford several days at her home here. Oregon farmers received 12 times called on Mrs. G, W. Davis Satur Clinton Walker motored to Med day evening. more money in Lund hunk and Land ford Monday where he attended to Bunk Commissioner's loans so far Mrs. D. Ihirkeypile called on business affairs. this year than In the first seven Mrs. Lie Cook at the Sacred Heart months of 1933. according Io an an Mr. and Mrs. Earl Howard and hospital in Medford Friday. children spent Sunday at Grants nouncement today by E. M. Ehr Miss Ilene Morningxtar of Central Pass where they enjoyed the day u> Point was a guest of Miss Frances hardt, president of the Federal the Riverside park. Land hank of Spokane. Loans so fur Davis over Sunday. Drive in for real ser Mrs. J. M. Lively accompanied total nearly »10.000.000 Io Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Marlin and Lindel Jacobs of Riverside Colony vice before starting on farmers alone. Io Medford Friday where the day daughter Evelyn were in Grunt« The Land hank made 1.405 loans that trip. was spent shopping und attending Pass Tuesday shopping and attend aggregating «5.095,100 litis year to ing to business transactions. to busines matters. July 25 in this slate, for itself, und We handle Standard Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stumho were 2,480 loans for »4,722,900 acting as Mrs. C. W. Davis is slowly re shoppers here from Foots Creek prixluets and have the agent for the Land Rank Commis covering from the foot infection which has kept her bed fast for the this week as were Mr. and Mrs. sioner. latest greasing equip« In the first seven months of last past three weeks. It will be several Tom Griggs. ment in town. weeks before she is able to walk. Mrs. Clyde Walker was umong year l«>th types of loans numberril j 1611 for a total of »714.618. The In- Marvin Emery and family have the rural residents shopping in i crease this year Is 1274 per cent, Wot Id’s Oldest Band moved to the Howard Wharto.i town Monday. She was accompan i More than »4,068.000 was loaned to Play at State Fair home on the north side. They ied by her daughter Charlotte. to July 25 this month by the formerly occupied the R. L. Miller Mrs. Geo. Hammersly, Rill and Spokane Land hank for itself and Just to keep up old traditions. property. Jeanne, Mrs. Lola Reed, and Eu acting agent of the Land lUmk Captain Kellogg of Portland and his Mr. and Mrs. William Rush of j genia Quakenhush returned to Commissioner to farmers of Wash- Civil War rife and drum corps will Oakland. California, stopped in Trail Sunday afler spending Sal , ington, Montana. Oregon and Idaho. appear at the state fair this year as GolU Hill Monday evening for a urday evening with home folk, bt msnsy ahead and Of this sum »2.943,000 has been or guests of the fair on Friday and Sal short visit with Mr. und Mrs. P. K is in the process of being disbursed Seth Coy, Manager Mrs. Jewel R’ouid spent the hava yaara af sxssllsnt urday. Only four of them are now Holderness. They were en route] week end at the home of her par- j in Federal Farm Mortgage corpora tion bonds, and »1,125.200 in rash. left. They play better and more north to Washington. refrlieratlea servite. | ents. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Quaken- vigorously than in the days of *61, Mrs. Rose Gay and Mrs Ailah hush. She resides in Medford while just seventy-three years ago. Per Deacon of Riverside called at the employed there. haps they may be truthfully called i C. W. Davis home -------- Monday. Mrs. ........ - ----- Miss Zelila Mae Smith w, was a the oldest band in the world. A s,. ... S ee th e new Deacon received painful injuries Medford visitor Monday. She is now _______ special box mill be provided them . ..................... nt the home of her parents, Norge Rollator Refrigera from which they may see the races recently by falling from a ladder staying while engaged In picking pears a’ Mr. ami Mrs. Tom Smith. . and also for the rodeo at night. tor. Let us demonstrate the , They are still young enough to en- the Rozalis Ranch. advantages o f the unique Word received by relalives here for CHILDREN’S SCH OOL DRESSES ! joy a good outdoor night show and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Angstead, states that Mrs. Alvin Guidi will be R o lla to r c o ld -m a k in g : promise also that this w ill not be former residents of this town, spent unable Io return Io her home here Anklets — Ladies’ Hose mechanism that supplies their last appearance at the Oregon the week end with Mr. and Mrs. M. for a couple of weeks. never-failiag refrigeration State Fair. ! R. Merriman. The Angsteads were Mr. und Mrs. R. E. Cook und Mr. enroute Io Lakeview from Eugene and is so inexpensive to use and Mrs. I. L. Howe spent Sunday where Mr. Angstead attended sum- that the actual SAVING it mer school the last six weeks. He on the Umpqua Divide with Mr. _ . - . . . . ' a .a • ___ effects in the household will return to Paisley again this fall and Mrs. Howe’s son, Joe. budget more than pays the where he is superintendent of General Line of Groceries and Dry Goods Mrs. Mayfield from Agate with cost o f a new N orge... See schools. her family of four children are oc the new Norge now. the Tenant house Mrs. Millie Walker had as guests cupying — . . of . . Mrs. at her home in this city Friday her Matilda Parker on the south stile, brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Boxy Tepovac, Mrs. R. L, Miller and family, also daughter Vonnie anil son John, and Mr. Miller’s cousin, Mrs. Clay Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rosecrans vis KzßrÄtjAraZLon Shrump and daughters, Eda Fae ited with Mr, Rosecrans’ grandfath Freshen Up Your Coiffure and Marcia from Oregon City. Mrs. er, J. W. Rock at Talent Tuesday. Shrump will be remembered as $124.50, up With One of Our The Texaco Service Station in (i<»kl H ill is now Mrs, Lee Cook returned to her Vera Davidson who spent her FINE PERMANENTS home Saturday after a week’s rest under the management of Jess Gilchrist, and you are girlhood here. in Ihe Sacred Heart hospital. Mrs. invited to drive in for service on your car. W hether Midsummer Specials Ernest Ross, Mrs. Dick Robinson, Jess Tresham is staying at the Cook it is gas and oil or just air and water, we are here to Miss Bertha Coy, Billy und Beth home attending to household duties. please. Give us a trial. Reed returned Friday from a trip Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Gilchrist and (Oil Waves $3.75) to Portland and Cascade Locks. Miss Coy attended an Irrigation son Charles and Sybil Walker join ALAINE’S ditch board meeting in Portland ed Mr. and Mrs. R. I.. Miller anil Grants Pass, Ore. 113 W. Main Medford and the others enjoyed a visit with family of Fools Creek on a picnic XHjeSXWOgMMWMMWÍMMKCCCCC««« Jess Gilchrist, Prop. Mrs. Robinson’s sister, Mrs. Cliff up Evans Creek Sunday. Wright at Cascade Locks. Miss Coy Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Harris who also visited Mrs. Wright before re have occupied Ihe house of Miss turning. Bertha Coy for some time, have moved to the It. L. Miller property s*,- ir» ■■••a A. E. Merritt of Syracuse, N. Y., across the street, recently vacated spent the past week end calling on by Ihe Marvin Emery family. old-time friends in Gold Hill. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rosecrans Merritt owned a grocery store here E. T. HAM, Prop. 33 years ago. The business was lo ot Hilt, California, arrived here LUICU /iS Ihe ««IV IIU I m side of town ” •• | a Friday morning for . ... a two « -- — week’s - — • cated V on north where the old Lively Lime building visit with Mrs. Rosecrans* parents now stands. Mr. Merritt is now 81 < Mr. and Mrs. Boxy Tepovac and years old but says he is feeling fin e ., family and then will leave for Los He will spend some time in Ihe Angeles where Mr. Rosecrans is The finest brand of foods that ever graced a table valley before returning east, ¡employed. ROLIATOR REFRIGERATION SAVINGS Gas Up-- it' I Grease Up- Oil Up! Coy’sService Station New Fall Prints DRAKE'S NO B&tG E N otice: T o the M o to rin g Public— R owell for o lla to r .efrig e ra tio n $1.95 ‘nd SZ.50 Texaco Service Station Ham's Grocery and Market S & W Brand Canned Goods Groceries and Fresh Meats Specials for Saturday anywhere! We handle a complete line of S & W Groceries. ________ * Look at these: VAN CAMP PORK AND BEANS Medium cans, ..4 for 25c GRAPE FRUIT Fancy No. 2 tins. 2 f o r .......25c RAISINS 4 lb pkg. ................. 25c FANCY PEAS 2 cans ...................... 25c BEST FOODS MAYONAISE pint jars ...... .......... 23c CORN White or Yellow No. 2 tins ................ 10c POST TOASTIES 2pkgs. for ................ 15c SWANS DOWN CAKE FLOUR pkg............................. 28c Get our New Low Price on Painting • Polishing K. C. BAKING POWDER 50 oz tins ...»............35c WHITE KING WASHING POWDER large pkg.................. 20c DAILY'S AUTO PAINTING CRAWFORD PEACHES FOR CANNING, BOX 50c How A doal 99 “ D o llin g U p Your C hariot? PINEAPPLE No. Z*/2 tin.......... 28c - PEAS No. 2 tin ........... We can work wonder« on your old car with a new finish job. 32 South Bartlett, Medford, Ore. 20c SPINACH No. 2 tin ............ 15c Phone 724-R RICE 2 lb. 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