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Th« Gold Hill News, Gold HUI, Oregon
THE QOLD HILL NEWS
The Printing Press
and Prosperity
Established 1897
Published by Mac's Printing Co.
By RAYMOND PITCAIRN
R. E. B L A N K E N B L ’ RG , E d ito r and Business M a n a g er
L O IS B L A N K E N B V R G , Associate E d ito r
AaOuMtfi ('ia in iM n
Sealineh o( lA. Rrpuhltt _ _
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Thursday, May 21, 1936
to County Agent Victor W. John-
•on. The material was broadcast.
Pasture O np Trial* Started
Albany-—Several new gruss nurs
ery plots have recently been ast-ilril
T s Try M ors k alah d ln Potatoes
in Linn county by County Agent
Dallas—Kalahiiiu potatoes, a new Floyd Mullcu and cooperating farm
variety rapidly becoming popular ers, A plot containing 22 varieties
in western Oregon, will be tried out was seeded on Orville Pepperling's
again this year by Martin Van farm east of Crabtree, and Mr, Pep-
Groos, C. Rubier and Emil Stevens,1 perling plans next year to seed 10
reports J. R. Beek, Polk county! or 12 acres to whatever grass shows
agent. This variety was tried oui up best in this demonstration idol.
locally for the first time last year, Mr. Mullen believes many Linn
and, although the yield was disap county farms are badly in need of
pointing because of the dry sum good pasture crops thut will offer
mer. the growers were pleased with grating through the summer months
the type of potatoes produced ami •nd says he new federal farm act
Ihcir cooking quality.
lends to encourage such plantings.
Sine« Its Unit tM-gnuungs the Printing
Press has been recognized as a pro«,
A n Independent New spaper Published in the Interests oi pertt,-builder, as well as a contributor
to human happiness and understand
Gold H ill, Oregon, and V ic in ity
ing
I t has aided our national well-being
in many ways. By spreading knowledge
of new Ideas and new product*, by tell
ing the producer how his gvxxls may be
Entered at the Postoffice at Gold HiU. Oregon, for transuiiaaiou through improved and the consumer where they
may be obtained. It has brought about
the mails as second-class matter.
th a t wide interchange of Ideas and
which Is the basis of all prog-
Subscription $2.00 a year in advance. Advertising rates on application " products
ts s and prosperity.
For the worker it has boosted the
mating that he didn't expect to see purchasing power of wages by lowering
the oost of w hat he buys For the seller
a good many of his listeners iu It
has Increased profits, even at reduced
Pruao, Pear Prospects Good
church again until Easter Sunday. prices, by greatly expanding his market.
1937,
Lorvalalis—An
excellent fruit set
Those
are
the
w
ealth-creating
powers
Bits of this and that gleaned
of the Printing Press—when It engages of prunes and pears, and some In-
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from everywhere.
■ ury to walnuts in Douglas county
Richard Bruno Hauptmann, an In Its normal functions.
are theorists who advocate was reported by W. S. Brown, head
alien, cost this country in addition use But of there
the
Printing
Press
as
a
pros
You may think you have a hard
to the life of a child and its conse perity-builder in q v te a different way. of the department of horticulture
time of it but think of the dog that
at O, S.
following a visit to that
quent misery, two million dollars.
They w ant to use It to create money.
gets adopted into a family of vege
section early in May. Most walnut
Instead of u ra ltlt.
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tarians.
They seek to encourage the belief trees he observed exhibited no In
Sign on a car which fits many-
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a t If the presses at Washington simply dications of bearing and
showed
cases:
“Pass
Quietly—D r i v e r th
p rint a lot more dollar bills, without some damage Io the trees from the
Life in a small town is about the Asleep."
additional reserves to sustain their
same as in a big city. In the city
He expects a good
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value, everybody can get rich
They past winter.
people are run down by automo
Ignore
the teachings of experience— crop of prunes and pears unless the
About the time we become con
biles and in the small town they vinced that the human race is be th a t reckless currency Inflation boost* June “drop” results In heavy shed
»11 prices, and thereby lowers the pur ding.
are run down by the gossiper.
coming better we meet up with chasing value In every pay envelope.
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some narrow minded, prejudiced
T h e two uses should not be confused.
Fertilise Wild Hay Land
Most of us like to have a man say person who spoils our day for us
Behind the output of the press which
what he thinks, as long as he does and we wonder whether the im prints our newspapers, our books, our
Lakeview—Approximately 3 sq.
magazines and our advertisements Is all rods of wild meadow hay land on
n't say it about us.
provement has made much head the
productive strength of the country.
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way.
the Ned Sherlock ranch. East Side,
History has proved this
treated with sul
Regardless of the nice speeches
Behind the output of the press which were recently
made to the contrary the world
THIS WEEK IN HISTORY
prints recklessly Inflated currency Is a phur, calcium nilrate and muriate
misleading theory—which breeds bitter of potash, to determine if these ma
still continues to base the value of
History has proved terials will induce any'increase in
people on the amount of money
May 18—President Wilson ap disappointment.
that, too.
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the growth of wild hay, according
they have. Unforunately in too proves Selection Draft Bill, 1917:
many instances it doesn't choose to Panama Canal opened to regular *.o..o^<o..o..o.o>>;;o”o:;o>>:o>"o::o>;o::o:o;o>:<o;>;K:«i:«i;o"e;:«ü»:>“«¡K<;«;«¡;*'>>"o;:«ix;c<Kxxo
inquire too closely into who they raffle, 1914.
came into possession of their
May 19 — Peace Treaty United
money.
States and Mexico signed, 1848; Am
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erican Revolutionary War began
The only explanation a reader of 1775; The United States opened its
the paper can give for some car seventh war to punish the pirates
drivers being in such a hurry is that of Algiers, 1815.
they want to get there in time for
May 20 — Columbus died, 150b;
the accident.
First fire engine used in America at
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Salem, Mass., 1749; Cuba became in
Tomorrow’s war, it is said, is al dependent. United States turned
ready being fought in the laborator over the gogvernment of the island
ies.
to the elected officials, 1902.
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May 21—Ferdinand de Sola, Span
A fat man has no fun at a lap ish adventurer, died while explor
supper. He has to hold his plate ing the Mississippi river, 1542;
with one hand, and it takes more Royal proclamation issued declar
L IN G E R IE —
than the other one to serve his ing British North American prov
Slips — Dance Sets — Shorts
mouth.
inces one under the name of “Can-i
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N ig h tie s — P ajam as
ada” 1867; Charles Lindbergh solos
Do you remember the old fash Atlantic 1927.
ioned man who used to shave all
Sport Sweaters and Slacks
May 22—Aaron Burr treason trial, >j'
his face but his chin?
Purses — Jewelry — Hosiery
1807; First passage of the Atlantic X
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attempted by steam; steamer Sav- 5’
And here is another party who annah sailed from Savannah for
no longer makes a hit. The young Liverpool, 1819; Deaths from the
sprig, either sex, who comes back plague in India for one year were
to the town of his birth, looks bor 750,000, 1905.
Ties — Sox — Shorts — Shirts
ed and says, “how in heck can you
May 23—Thomas A. Edison an
Bill Folds — Tie Racks
stand to drag along in this old nounced the invention of the tele
hole?”
scribe; an apparatus Tor recording
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telephone
conversations,
1915;
We read this one in an ex Douglas Fairbanks, actor, born
change. One of the ministers of a 1883.
certain town extended wishes Tor a
May 24— First telegraph message
Merry Christmas and Happy New sent by Morse from Washington to
Year during the closing remarks of Baltimore, 1844; First steamship
Cheapest & Best
his sermon on Easter Sunday, inti crossed the Atlantic, 1819.
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May 24, 25. 26
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Muy 27
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for the
Graduate-
F o r G ir ls
The bride of the 90’s spent most of her
time fussing over an old fashioned cook-
stove
worrying over the temperature of
the oven on baking days. Today's bride
F or B oys
cooks with an A U TO M A TIC
RANGE, and doesn’t know the meaning of
pot-watching". She just sets the oven con
trols and away she goes on an afternoon of
leisure and freedom. Dinner cooks by itself.
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