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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1909)
LATEST NEWS OE SANDY AND VICINITY BUIL RUN. Kato. PHOTOS Grain Is neexllng rain at this writing. In Octolier or Novelli lier after th. Ed Mila’s hors, fall on him recently green corn has *11 l*en fed ilia kale, . . ALL KIND* . . EXCELLENT WORK and broke hl. leg 11« is getting along although not fully grown, will b. ready for feeding. The plant« should 1« cut vary well. CALL AND HEE SAMPLE*. of! at the ground with an axa or slaali, Mr. and Mrs. Allison of Bellwood is Open .vary day. and the entire plant tomwl on to lb. visiting Mrs. Allison's brolh.r.F. lUoon. wagon or sled and battled to the (ratling STUDIO Ilarry Hines ol Hallwood is spending place. Enough may be rut at one time a month or two with relative* at Hull for on. ors.v.ral days’ fratllng. Frown Main Street, - Gresham, Ore. Kun. kal. should be allowed to Ib.w out be- , Wil) Fegal and wit. and Jack Legal (ora Isediag. Where II la (bought tbe f„mplrwl wMb , ch,mk.al forniol. for ot I'orlland spent th. Fourth with their older plants may taint tbe milk they top flrewlng parent«, Jama. Fegal and wife. should be («<1 Immediately alter milk- , On the earn, baste of compartaon W»> Bud Hiullli and family spent Munday Ing. Forty pounds of kale per day with fowls nrantng at large on as aese twenty pounds of good hay, each as oat* should In a eurnmer eeaeou of six with G. B. Thomas ami wife. Jerome Cockelraaa ia building Mrs. and vetch, fed in two portion*, makes months bave added to Its fertility the an ideal ration« foe milch oowa, very lit equivalent of at least 300 pound. of Leet's a summer kitchen. tle or no utlkh (erd being needed. Th. sulphate of ammonia. 100 pounds of Mrs. Rainey and tier daughter,Helen, high grade acid pboapbata and sixty kale may be fed aa needed dear through of Colorado, is visiting bar son Charles pounds of kalnIL the wloler until April or laler. For Rainey. Hbe like. Oregon very much. summer trading trail may be fall sown Devi«« • Barral Blinf. and transplanted early ia th* spring, Row to maka a barrel awing la alm* being ready, under favorable conditions, pie ru<»ugh when you know bow The lor Sale. for cutting during July, August and rut reprreeute • bandy rig for cleaning (Man or woman) A 320 acre Mouth Heptember. Uuiea. Ute ground could out • well or for aJinflng a paint buck* African Veteran Bounty Land Certifi be Irrigated, however, once or twice tbe M from iba roof of • building 1 cate, issued by the Department of th* to nraeraary to net th. bucket yields ar. not ao Iteavy at this aeason. Interior, Government of Canada, Otta Htripping of the lower leaves ot the wa, under the Volunteer Bounty Act. kale aa a regular practice ia (Hit recom Hast Good lor 3'J0 acre* ot any Doniln- | mended, aa it Is estremelv laborious, ion land o|ien tor entry in Alberta, espuaiallv during wet weather, puddles Haakatchewan or Manitoba. Auy per the soil taully and causra the stripped son over the age ot 1H years, man or plants to sutler from troat. However, woman, can acquire thia land with this where green feed runs short in Septem certificate without further cliarge. For ber, the larger lower leavee of tbe kale immediate rale, (Mki. Write or wire L. | may be etripped ol! for fveiliiig at tliie E Telford, 131 Hbuter Htrrat, Toronto, time, and later as wet weather cornea Canada. (31 ou *n<i the planta grow larger it pays to aliandon thia dripping and cut the en tire plant with an axe. CHERRYVILLE Aa well brad eee«i cannot aa yet be RaV. Wm. liunnyan, Wm. 0. Hugh secured upon tlie market, It is impor and family and C'harh. Cobb and moth- tant that the grower should select five •r had a Fourth ol July picnic at Halmou or ten of hie very beet plants.—Oregon River last Halurday Agriculturist. J. T Friel, Jr., and family took In the Celebration al Handy last Saturday. FERTILIZER FROM ROOSTS. Rev Wm. Runnyan preached an ex- cell.nt sermon at tlie Melliodisl church gci.otifls Testa la Aaceetaia Value M Sunday. Peufwy Droppings. Tbe av.rag* farttwr dues not appr. Rev. J. W. Edon and Dr. Row lanci were in Cherryville last Thursday evs- rial, aa be should th. value of tbe fertiliser mad. by poultry. Thia may nlng. be mainly du. to the fact that many Mr. and Mr*. Clark Cor» y time* It la not properly stored, so that through Cherryville last Holiday. much of it. chemical couatltuent ma Bia FOB WKLL OB FAINT BrCBBT. Floyd Corev was in Cherryville Sun terial la lost. barral down, wind ths rope with wire 1‘rofeaaor Mora, of Ibe New Hamp day. or string In order to prevent looaeulng alilre exjcerlntenl .tallou. after refer Twrnty-righly automobile« pa*ar«l and slacking. Aa long as tbe bucket ring to tbe loa. of fertiliser value and through Cherry rille la«t Saturday rn answerlug tbe question bow l«est to re hangs the rope will remain tight and flrai. Th. device Is very simple, easy r »ute to Rhododendron hotel. I tain It. aaya tbe beat material* for thia to construct and I, quite inexpeu.lv«. The new Methodist church ha* just pur|K>ee ar* gy|teuiu or laud plaster, at Id phosphate and kalult a cheap been newly ¡tainted. Bast Varieties of Potatoes potash salt. Each of these chemical* Of 111 varieties of potatoes tested at ha* tbe |>ower to form hew compound, Thera will l»e a Cherry Festival at with the a tuition I* aa fast as it la set the Ontario Agricultural college the (ireahain on Saturday. July 17th. Free free from tbe original cunibiuatlon. fallowing varieties are among the best cherries will Im distributed and exhibit* Wood asbea and slaked I true should when yield, else, freedom from rot and made. All day. A tine program from never i>e used, because they cannot quality are considered: late—Empire 2 b> 4 p. in. At Fair (iround* Pavilion. combine with ammonia, while they do State. l*empeey Seedling. Rural New force II out of Its compounds nud take Yorker No. 2. Medium — H<*e of tbe Free, every taaly welcome. Its place. Blaster ia apt to produce a North. Burpee’a Extra Early. Early- dry. lumpy mixture when used In large Early Fortune, Early Harvest. Extra Bowel Complaint in Children. enough quantities to arrest the ammo Early Eureka and Early Itawu. When rix inontlm old the little 'laugh nia. while kalult aud acid pltoapbnte ter ol E N- Ih»wev, a well known liter» produce tbe opposite effect of a moist, chant of Agnrwville, Vo., had an attiu t stic ky tin» of cholera infantiiui. Chamberlain** Bulletin 1>R of the Maine experiment Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Ramady station aaya that, using their result* war given and rffrcle»! a complete cure Titia remedy haw proven very «uccveeiul aa a basis of calculation, tbe weekly In caaew ol l>owel complaint in children droppings of a flock of twenty-five The Urgest typewriter concern tn the world and when given according to the plain bena when *crn|x«d from the roosting printed direction* can l»e relied platform should t>e mixed with alx>ut otters ths best typewriter In ext.tenee lor 17 with |M»r(ecl confidence. When re lur eight pounda of kalult or add phos CkSTB A DAY. Thlseeriatnly rince» a prem ed with water and «weetened it ia phate and a half |>eck of sawdust If ium on PKN NIES1 It recognises honesty a« a commercial asset pleasant to laar, which la of great ini» one desires a balnnc-ed fertiliser for purtancr when medicine mn*t la* given Simply rave th« .mall corn and other hoed crops a mixture change that now to young children. Fur sale by Greahain through your fingers of equal |Mirts of kalnlt nnd acid phos Drug Co. and own the magni phate could t>e used Instead of cither ficent new OLIVER No, 6. alone. The same authority tells us -The |ioi» typewriter that "good dry meadow muck or [teat with it« wealth <>f ex would be equally aa good as sawdust. clusive convenience«. If not Itetter. to use an tn absorbent.” —The lw per cent perfect typewriter, ha* needs just aa much a* you have. Frosh poultry manure at the present You need cleaning and fixing up once values of fertfillers would tie worth w ith Its wldt range of practical u*e* in a whild, ami so doe* your watch. <W> cents |>er hundred ftounda. Figures —The sturdy machine with record speed that write* in an undertone. Its worth twice the About once a year the proposition of of the next best typewriter—yet 17 cents cleaning *n<l oiling that watch comes from dlfTercnt ex|>erlnient stations a price «lay will bin it S pot was a greater incent would ghe the product of twenty-five up. It'* then that you want to think ive to HAVE set before the people of America. of me. The traatment accorded a watch hens for the winter season of six Nor was there ever a more valuable object lea- I* just the same whether it is tbe l*e«t months aa 373 pounda for tbe roost ton evolved to prove. or the poorest make—that is. the Iwat dropping* only. attention is given it. FLORA i* an ex- The Purchasing Power Poultry manure I* especially adapted l>ert in handling watches. 1-et him tlx aa a lop drawing for graaa because of of Pennies up your timepiece. Its hlglt content of nitrogen In tbe form Th. present temlency I. Io think In st. no of atnmonls compound*, which are rats To low slyht ot th. no ('«NT* that go nearly a* quick In their effect aa ni to make up th. dollsr To Grret th. pun-kaa- 191 Morrison Street ln. powrr that 1. pent up in prnnira. nlck.l. trate of aoda. A ton of tbe manure and Portland, - Oregon preserved with sawdust and chemicals Our dime,. "I7e.nl.-.-day" wiling plan turns this (Near Pap a Brateuranl ) to worthy purp<*r would be sufflclent for an acre when pow.r Th. Ollvsr Typewriter Company feel, safe in results of planting puts to sets of dif ferent sixes st different distance* were In favor of two ouncs seta planted the closest together. Planting one set [>er bill baa given the beat average re- suite for eight years. Food Fee Egg Yield. There la nothing that will Increase the egg yield like fresh cut green bone. It should, however, be fed Judiciously, ss It la highly nutritious, and a little goes a good way, but as a supplement to the regular daily grain ration la sure of bringing good results. It should be fed In about ibe proportion of one to one aud a half ounces per bead three timet a week. It la advisable to begin on even a smaller amount than one ounce to each fowl on the start Sod gradually Increase to the maxi mum amount HOMEMADE EGO TESTER. Make your own tenter. Take a box fourteen Inches high, wltb sides nine Inches wide. Piece door In front, cut bole In door one sod one-ha If Inches tn FRED D. FLORA pulling ltd, new plan Into «Cvel becaus* it task* on four amina* soma. SPECIAL BARGAINS Offered by Beaver State Herald Gresham Darrow’s History ol the Grange and the Herald for 1 year, - - - - Poultry Secrets Disclosed, Farm Journal for 2 years, and The Herald, 1 year, Write Today ! OLÍVEN KA $1.60 Thie is Your Chance. !!» Sandy Hotel Fint-claaa accommodations Commercial trade aolicited Clean bed* and good meals The Standard Visible Writer OurronM.nc la voe Is born ot our mil, tactor, ¿«.lines wllk thousands. So we oflev the Oliver Typewriter lor a small cash payment and trust you for all the real This ia not a preachment on saving. It's a plain, straight ■ forward, bn,I nets getting proposition. Il broadens tbe market for Oliver Typewriter, by Interesting those who have never thought ot buying machines. It •ends Olivers by the hundreds into HOMKH u well a, ornen. It opens up new money making opportuni tie, to ambitious people everywhere Amt We ere Just aa glad to sell a mac hine tor 17 cents k day aa to have the cash with the order. It yo waat to kaow more about The Oliver - AKK TH It I HkKP There are a quarter of a million ot them-each an Oliver enthusiast See the nearest Oliver agent for deuils ot our new "IT canU a-day" plan, or address r -- -J tUklm __ -it— rtti «11011 U IN LOnflCCTIIR We Have a Large Assortment of Type Ready to Serve You WE PRINT What You Want, The Way You Want It And When You Want It BEAVER STATE HERALD GRESHAN, OREGON Buy Your Season’s BEE HIVES Direct from Factory Ours are nia<le from Oregon Cedar, Than which there is no better wood for this purpose. You Can Pay THAT WATCH OF YOURS We Are Here to Do Your Printing -PRICES diameter opposite flame and put an ordinary reflector back of a common lamp. Light passing from o|>eolog through egg quickly informs you If hatching eggs are good or market eggs are fossils. FEATHERS AND EGGSHELLS. Cock and bull figbia usnerad Io tbe new Cuban goverument. Countries that now see amusement In them will vome day see tbe devil ot (betn WILLIAMS BROS., Manufacturers Located 1-4 Mile North of I Gray*«Crossing on o.w.p. < a cltc adc lerib , ukl . Poultry Secrets Disclosed ! "Cast not your pearls Oetors swtna." Remember tnis wnen your passions rise lo scraten out sum* toot snocssr a ayes. There is no green food for chicks equal to young, tender clover on tbe vtd They will hunt Ibe four leaf clo ver and bring you luck. It Is a wise poultryman who has an original cut made of bta fowl*. There are only a few dealer* In cut< and they sell tbe same to ao many that In some |>aper* we see a half doten ad vertlsera using a similar picture If you sell I boroughbrads It's rasping to see a cull dealer using tbe same illue- t ratio*. Tbe call for laying pullets from eueb ci tie. as New York aod Philadelphia sbowa that onr city friends ar* deter mined to have dependable egg*. A* tbe demand waa greater than tbe «ap ply. tbe prtcaa wars high. Better ralae mera Ibis year. Oar winter s*g trade waa moetty private, parties buying np our product and nhlppins to relative* and Mends at a «list*oc* as well aa aatag them at hoax This style trade pays and eaves troabl*. New. wbea egga get real cheap get rid of tbe mera layer* for In a short time they will not be payers. A great many buy tbe hover and heating parte to a brooder and build tbe house pan themaelvea, A brooder three feet wide, elx feet long, three feet front and two feet rear costs cotn- plete *20, and the brooding and beat ing parts raparate are rated at *7 If a tnan*a handy with tools be ought to save money on tbe Job. Tbe Russian* Hungarians and Bo hemians still nae goose quill pen* Aa moat of the people In thoee countrlea ran only make tbelr cross, a quill can fill the bUL MODERATE— Odd - sixed hive* made on order to the •Queen'* taste’. Our catalog will be sent anywhere on request ''HERE are secrets in the poultry business, as * in any other ; the best methods and newest discoveries seldom reach the amateur poultry raiser and the general public for years after they are origi nated. A new method of absolutely insuring the fertility of setting eggs, for example, has ’ I Enormous Cash Value tn* it* 4i*co**r«f ia mm tv be bi mm 4 for keeping it ao himself. Now. for tbe Arw tlaae. tbe aecret* ol Biny of (be most •■cceasf»! poaitryoea *re ms4e gablic. No cosA4enc* h*a bee* violate«; every aecret haa been Obtained in an Honorable Way (1) by oattigbt pufehnee; (2) by free «enaiaMoa gloea tbe aatbor, Mictoaei K. Borer; (3) b* coil acting o44. v*f«able, bat Unia baowa MetboAn, W) te'Mr. Boyer a own es^eriesc« covering 30 b«n rear*. Nsce tbit beato wa* fast «4- vertivei font or Ave asostha ago, it baa bee* necnsary ao grist eight eAitioo*, *a4 away aew *a4 vafaabte aecreta have bee* *44e4 to tbe origiaai booh. 1 Is *bly adiud sued mor* valuab** than maar sp*ei*li**d pmHry p*g>*r* Tbi* M*m*«*B«nv-*mo*thly vrithaW.dMiBohKribw« NOT * drv«ry Ivebair*! I bill <»f and tr*shy a-1 verttawmansa but * -na«*kina ft,r th* home - ta iHtMtrM**. H**a. el*v»r qwMni. *n4 *lw*ya eh**rfu) . Intenaaly prarV>e*l • •a * raburbaa back garde* ; *ad lufoas way« UMLLIE ANT OTHIB PiPl OUR vuu OFFER: va a asa* • CASPER JUNKER, Prop. Sandy, Oregon THE OLIVER TYPE WRITER COMPANY 1326 First Avenue. When writing or speaking to our ad vertisers please mention that you saw Seattle, Wash. their ad. in The Herald. ( S«w» Here« I yr. • (Wa Caaaat **U “ l’*mltry » wvm - by (taalf *al SEND OR BRING YOU* ORDER TO BEAVER STATE HERALD, ORESHAM, OREGON