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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1909)
3 LATEST NEWS OE SANDY AND VICINITY Kale. Bill RIN. Grain is nseillng rain al thia writing. PHOTOS In Octolwr ot Nuvvmber after the . . ALL KINDS . . Ed Mila's horse tell on him recently grt-vti corn has all I mm > ii foil the kal«, EXCELLENT WORK and broke Ide leg. Ils Is gelling along although not fully grown, will ba ready for fee»ling. The plants should be cut ! vary wall. CALL AND HEE SAMPLES. of! al the ground with an axe or alaali, Mr ami Mrs. Allison ol Hallwood la Open «very day. and th« entire plant toaaml on to the visiting Mrs. Allison's brother,F. Bacon. wagon or sled and hauh-d to the feeillng STUDIO Harry Ilinas ol Hallwood la spending place. Enough may be cut at one time a mouth or two with relatives at Hull (or one or several days* feeding. Froaen Main Street, - Gresham, Ore. Hun. kale should be allowed to thaw out be- , Will Fegal and wile and Jack Fegal lore feeding. Where it Is thought tbe wM|1 , cb,mlrel forauU for ol Portland spent the Fourth with thwir older plants may taint tbe milk they top dressing. parents, James Fagkl and wile. should be fed immediately after milk- | On tbe same Iwata of comparison Mm Hod Bmllh and family spent Hunday Ing. Forty poundeol kale per day with fowls nreotng at large on -an sere twenty pounds of good hay, aoch aa uala should In a summer aeaeon of six with G. B Thomas and wile. Jerome Cockelreaa la building Mrs. and vetch, fed In two portions, makes months bare added to Ito fertility tbe an Ideal rations tor milch eows, very lit equivalent of at least son puñada or Leet's a summer kitchen. awlphato of ammonia. 100 pounds of tle or no milch teed being needed. The Mrs Rainey and her daughter,Halen, blgb grade arid phosphate •Ml aiity kale may be fed aa needed clear through ol Colorado, Is visiting her eon Charles pouuda of kalnlt the wtoter until April or later. For Rainey. Rhe likes Oregon very much. summer feeding see«l may be fall sown Dev I m Fee a Barrel Sling. and transplanted early In the spring, How to make a barrel awing la sim being ready, aoder favorable eoodlUoaa, ple eoough wban you know bow Tbo for cutting during July, August and rut ropraoeuta a bandy rig for cleat.Ing (Man or woman) A 320 acre Houth Hcptemlier. L'ulees tbe ground could out a well or for slinging a paint buck- African Veteran Bounty Land Certifi be irrigated, however, once or twice tbe et from tbe roof of • building I cate, issued by the l*epartment of th« la neceeeary to »et Ib» bucket yields are not ao heavy at thia season. Interior, Government of Canaria, Otta Htripping of tbe lower leave« ot the wa, under ths Volunteer Bounty Act, kal« •• a regular practice ia not reevm- Hast Grind tor 320 ocrea ot any Domin mended, aa it la eatremelv laborious, ion land open for entry in Alberts, ■ e|>eriallv during wet weather, puddle« KaaksUhewan or Manitoba. Any per > the soil tia<lly end censes tlie slrlppe»! son ovei ths age of D> year«, man or plants to suffer from frost. However, woman, can acquire this land with this where green fowl runs short in Septem certificate without further charge. For ber, the larger lower leaves of I be kale immediate sale, S m « i . Write or wire L. may )>e stripped off for li-ediog at this E Tellord, 131 Hbuter Htreel, Toronto, time, an»l later as wet weathrr comes (31 Canada. ou ami the plants grow larger it pa>s to ahamlon thia stripping and cut the en tire plant with an axe. cm RK Y VILLE As well bred seed cannot ss yet he Rev. Wm. Runnyan, Wm. O. Hugh secured u|»n the market, it ia impor and family and Charlie Cobb and molh- tant that tha grower should select five er had a Fourth ol July picnic at Haltuou or ten ot his wry beet plants.—Oregon River last Saturday Agncullarist. I 4 for Sale. J. T Friel, Jr., ami family look In the Celebration at Handy last Saturday. FERTILIZER FROM ROOSTS. Rev Wni. Runnyan preached an ex cellent avruxin at tbe Methodist church •sloaUffs Test« to Ascertain Value sf Sunday. Peufvy Dropping«. Tbe average farmer doee not apprv Rev. J. W. Edon and Dr. Rowland were in Chorryvlllo last Thursday eve- elate as be should tbe value of tbe fertiliser made by poultry. Tbla may nlng. be tnalnly due to tbe fact that many Mr. ami Mr«. Clark Corey limes It Is not properly stored, ao that through Cherryville last Sunday. mueb of Ila chemical conatlluent ma Floyd Corey was in Cherryville Sun terlal la lost Professor Morse of tbe New Hamp day. shire ex|>erln>eut station. after refer Twenty-eighty automobiles passed ring to the loaa of fertiliser value and through Cherryville laat Saturday en answerlug tbe question bow twat to re r »ute to Rh»»iodendr<in hotel. tain It. says tbe Iwst materials for this The new Methodist church has just purjioee are gypsum or laud plaster, •< Id phosphate and kalnlL a cheap been newly palntod. potash salt Harb of these chemicals baa the |»«rr to form new compounds There will be a Cherry Festival at with the ammonia as fast as it la set Gresham on Saturday, July 17th. Free free from tbe original combination. cherries will Im distributed and exhibit» W imm I ashes and slaked lime should made. All day. A tine program front never be used, because they cannot 2 t>> 4 p m. At Fair Ground» Pavilion. combine with smmonln. while they do force It out of Its compounds and tike Free, every body welcome. Its place. I’laater 1» apt to produce n dry. lumpy mixture when us«-d In large Howel Complaint In Children. enough quantities to arrest the ammo nia. while kalnlt and acid phosphate When six month« obi the little »laugh ter of E N (tewev, a well known mer produce tbe op|HMlte effect of a moist, chant of Agnewville, Va , ha-1 an attact sticky mass. of cholera Infantum Chamberlain's Bulletin t'H of the Maine experiment Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy station aava that, using tbelr results w«» given ami effected a complete cure Thia remedy hae proven very successful as a basis of calculation, the weekly in ram*» ul bowel complaint in children dropping« of a Rock of twenty-five and when given according to the plain bens when «crniml from the roosting prinleil direction« c«n lie relied upon platform should be mixed with alamt with confidence. When reduc eight pounds of kalnlt or acid phos ed with waler and sweetened it i» phate and n half peck of sawdust If pleasant Io taae, which ia o( great mi- one desires a balanced fertiliser for portancr when medicine mnat Im given to young children. For aate by '.realism corn and other hoed crops a mixture of equal parts of kalnlt and acid phos I'rug Co. phate could lie used Instead of either alone. The same authority tells us that "good dry meadow muck or peat would la- equally a« good as sawdust. If not Ix-ttcr. to use as an absorlient." lias nt»«l» juat as much a» you have. Frc«h poultry manure nt tlie present You nw»l cleaning and fixing up <>n< <* vnlncs of fertilizers would t>e worth in a wlnld, and •<> dors your wateb. •*> rente f>er hundred pounds. Figures Al»oiit once a year the pmpo»iti<»n of from different exjierlmcnt stations cleaning an»l oiling that watch conn-a up. h'a then that yon want to think would give the product of twenty-five of me. The treatment acivmled a watch hens for the winter season of six la juat the same whether it i» the lieat months as 373 pounds fur the roost or the |H«»reat make— that ia. the beet droppings only. attention ia given it. FLORA is an ex Poultry manure Is especially adapted pert in handling watches. Mt him fix as a top dressing for grass because of up your timepiece. Its high content of nitrogen In tbe form of ammonia compounds, whk-h are ' nearly aa quick in tbelr effect aa ni 11*1 Morrison Htreel trate nf soda. A ton of tbe manure | preserved with sawdust and chemicals (Near Pap a Bralauranl I would be sufficient for an acre when THAT WATCH OF YOURS » FRED D. FLORA Portland, - Oregon barrel down, wind tbe rope with wire or airing In order to prevent loooeulng and Blacking. Aa long aa tbe bucket hang« tbe rope will remain tight and firm. The device la very simple. easy to conatruct and la quite Inextwualve. Beaver State Herald D*fTt'w‘« Hwtvry ol the Grange and The Haraki Mr 1 year, - - - - Poulttv SkVtrHt Dwk-lo«cd, Farm Journal for 2 )V*r«, and The Herald, 1 year, Write Today ! The largest typewriter concern In the world offer« the be.l typewriter In esl.tence lor 17 C1NT8 A PAY. Thl»certainly place» a prem ium on PENNIES' It neognlna honesty a* a commercial asset. Simply «eve the »mull change that ih » w »lip* through your finger« and own the lnagni Her nt new (H.lvER No. $. -The |!0u typewriter with it« weafth of ex- clu«ivr convenience«. —The 1W per cent perfect typewriter, with its widt range of practical u«ea —The »turd) machine with record «peed that write« 1n an undertone. It« worth twice the price ot the MSI i” «t typewriter yet it eettte a day will buy it. »Never wa« a greater incent ive to HAVK «el before the people of Amer Ire. Nor was there ever a more valuable (rtkject les •on evolved to prove. OLIVET? Standard Visible Writer Our confldonre in you is born of our aatia factory dealing« with tbouaande. 8o we offer the (Hirer Typewriter tor a «mall cash payment and trust you fffr all tlie reel. Thia 1« not a preachment on eaelng. It*« a plain, «tmight -forward, buaineeo getting Bropoaltlon. It broaden« the market for lleer Typewriter« by lntere«tlng those who har« never thought of buying machine«. It •ends Olivera by the hundreds into HOMES a« well M OFFICni It open« up new money making opportuni* tie« to ambition« people everywhere. And We are juat a« «lad to «ell a machine tor 17 cent« a day a» to have the ca«h with the order. If yo want to know more about The Oliver • AHK THK L'RKRF There are a quarter of a million of them -each an Oliver enthusiast Nee the nearest Oliver agent for detail« of our new ' If cenU a-day” plan, or address THE OLIVER TYPE WRITER COMPANY 1326 First A van wo. Seattle, With. ♦ 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 Our» are made from Oregon Cedar, Than which there is no better wood for this purpose. — PRICES diameter opponile Rame and put an ordinary reflector back of a common lamp. I.lgbt iwMlug from 0|>enlng through egg quickly Informa you If batching eggs are good or market egg» are fossil* FEATHERS AND EGGSHELLS. The Purchasing Power of Pennies KA We Are Here to Do Your Printing HOMEMADE EOG TESTER. Make your own tester. Take a box fourteen Inc be« blgb. with eidea nine Inrbee wide. Place door in rronu cut bole In door one and one-half Inc be« tn Cock and bull figbla ushered In tbe new Cuban government. Countries that Dow see amusement to them will >ome day see tbe devil ot them "Cast not your pearls oetor, swine.” Krtnrmorr inis when your passions rise lo scratch out some toot anocser s eye* There la no green food for chick» equal to young, tender clover on tbe sod They will burn tbe four leaf clo ver and bring you luck. It la a wise poultryman who baa an original cut made of bis fowls There are only a few dealer« In cuts, and they sell tbe same to so many that In some pa (»era we see a half dosen ad vertiser« using a similar picture If The present tendency is to think in mo no rata To l<»e «i«hl ot the 100 CINTH that $o you sell thoroughbreds tt'a rasping to to make up the dollar To forget the purchaa see a cull dealer using tbe same Ilina- in« power that is pent up in pennies, nickels tratlon RM 'limes. Our •,17 e«nt« a day” aelUng plan turn« this Tbe call for laying pullets from suck power to worthy purpttae The Oliver Typewriter Company feels safe in cl tie« •• New York and Philadelphia £.* Into rffret becauw II shows that our city friends are deter $1.50 The Thia ia Your Chance to one aud a half ounce« ¡»er bead three time« a week. It ia advisable to begin on even a smaller amount than one ounce to each fowl on tbe start tod gradually Increase to tbe maxi mum amount You Can Pay Ores ham jtel Ftad Fee Egg YteW. There I n nothing that will Increase the egg yield like freah mt green bone. It abould. however, be fed judicloualy, aa It la highly nutrlUoua. and a little roes a gu«S way, bat aa a supplement to tbe regular daily grain ration la lure of bringing good results. It should ' be fed tn about tbe proportion of one i B«at Variative of Potato««. Of 111 varieties of potatoes tested at tbe Ontario Agricultural college tbe fallowing varieties are among tbe beat when yield, «lie. freedom from rot and quality are considered: l-at Kmpirr Stale, Dempsey Seedling. Rural New Yorker No. 2. Medium -Iioee of the North. Burpee's Extra Karly. Early— Early Fortune, Early Harvest. Extra Early Eureka and Early Dawn. SPECIAL BARGAINS Offered by reotult« of planting potato art« of dif ferent slxen at different dUtBncee were in favor of two ounew Beta planted tbe cloaest together. Planting one aet per bill baa given tbe best average re Balta for eigbt years. mined to have dependable eggs. Aa the demand was greater than tbe sup ply. the prices were high. Better rules «see this ysar. Our winter egg trade was mostly private, parties buying up our product • nd shipping to relative« and frtende at a distance •• well as using them at home. Thia style trade pays sod saves trouble Now. when aggs get real cheap get rid of tbe mere layers, for In a short time they will sot be payer* A great many buy tbe hover and heating parts to a brooder and build tbe bouse part tbemaelve* A brooder three feet wide, six feet long, three feet front and two feet rear coats com plete 320. and tbo brooding and beat ing parts separate are rated at 17. If a man’s handy with tools he ought to save money on tbe job. Tbe Russians, Hungarians and Bo hemians still nee goose quill pens As most of tbe people In those countries ran only make their cross, a quill can 811 the bill. MODERATE— Odd ■ sized hive« marie on order to tbe •Queen's taste’. Our catalog will ire sent anywhere on request. WILLIAMS BROS.. Manufacturers Located 1-4 Mile North of i br«y'>< rowing on O.w p.( ■ ,:K.'TC (WP l-cr« I s, UK l . 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Maoe ihia boob wee tat *4* vertieef tost oc Ive Booth« ago, it bee been neceveery to print eigbt editices, an4 many new an4 tale able aecren have bees a44e4 to the origins! ___ _ ___ . moathlj with fft* iW mteerdert SOTxi bill »* Wtedie*! and trashy a»l verffteesewnte hart S -viaffsnrne os a ffuburhss bach yardea ; aad ia a Soeen way« UKLIIK OUR OFFER: - Sv H»»W m A i SKND OR BRING YOVR ORDkR TO <W, CaaM ate - r»«K»v When writing or »peaking to our ad vertisers pleaee mention that you »aw their ad. in The Herald. BEAVER STATE HERALD. GRESHAM, OREGON