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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1911)
GRESHAM AND VICINITY THE 20th CENTURY WAY IS THE ELECTRICAL WAY KI si Ml (Il I II I »II H'S BhINIiS IMM1 AHOI \ Ü 1 HI cm wn Wilbur Tin »fiipM«»!i continu» - h» im pr«»ve although not able to wit *»p yet. Mr- Hoy White <»f f’<»rtlan«! b- i-ili g hcr Hi-ler, M r - ( »us Mat hew m h- lay , tiir work at hand, available instantly, which can, Mi»e> Hope \ii l* r-'»ii w»«nt t«» 1*Mrtlali»!. t«> Vl-I 1 h»«r m other. Mr- .1. L Milk • the tir •I <»( th« ■ werk be controlled according to the demand. l>r \ lb«dnip«'»n hìi- let tlie « »nt ra«'t turn < «••nient nidewalk in front of lib pr«»|- 1 ty on > tapi» Aw. The cities <1 the future will do tn.my times the 9 Mr and 'I r-. John K o I mt I* are at 1- 1,e- -|- ling a h w day> in xheiy <*r itotia then volume ol business that we are doing today and I here Orci««ham < » iant» are victor» a gain by ig the g »me ia»t Sunday f 1 j- rt - ( < -t» 1 .1 ii »-, Ila* miin* UdhMr 9 to ♦' will (>•• less noise and greater cleanliness. No one can fail \o see the trend ol progress Oregon'» Mi. uii'l Mr« I I Ifols-rt» of Willin'« lire vi-itiug Irii ii l - in < iri .lium. Modern man wants an abundance ol power for they will do it without clatter and din. YAQUINA BAY 'll* Bulki-li-y mii <I Mi«« -I.J.ii*..i* TI hihm I uj wimmg hi I'ortiainl S A «t.llb.l I ul IlmikJ «»ri-guti, in < in nimm tin* we» k on hu-ine* Him and m---f lincili.• ■ it .Hon How to prodine n potimi of |mrl. at Hi** leant possibli* ciint that 1« th«* i|Ue«U*iu. Of « our««' * orti * -Uli It «tuple and clienpe-i ling finii, bui I' lUUnt l*e HUppleiuelited by **tli*-r f.-*nl I >r< •! »a! •ly ’--I« n m l ridd» • ii »way. 1 • r.i : Ini ' niti'rfi n- 1 with thè More on i ■■ m.« it.u k to a ii-rtuiii i-xti-nt but It I- ■ - |» i ti *1 to iuivv wiry tiling 111 reati lie«« by tin* Ith With tlie advance of cold «»aUier the fn*a rm«»*-« the pasture« at at- fulfa. clux er or pea« on which lie thrive«. Then the farmer who has a lai«- field of rape reap« the prof it« of hl« foresight 'I i - ii l.ulu Parinfly xi-it.-i in Grvsham tin« w*«-k 'll«- I’annvly ha« l»-*-n vi« iting at st John rwntly. She left li.-r*- W i .lni-ailay for >t. ll.-li-ns. BANK OF (1RESHAM Citpit.'il y/5. (HN) J. Flit mgt»ui, Pn- Jno. >lervi, Vir«« 1’n-. I mil (• Kardell, ( Aubier ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ <ii«irge Folsom, of Myrtle Point, <’.«>» ♦ .County. < in •gon, viaited W. F. Wood ♦ and family tin’ lir«t of thi- wn-k. Mr. Folium i- an old friend trotti Nebraska, : who Mr. Wo.«| tad not -*-.*n for twenty- (ienerat Hanking Business Foreign Exchange Bought and Sold Interest Paid on Time Deposits Loans Negotiated Mi-« M.iev*- l.oxelaee ha« l««*n «elect*-.I I to art a- sulMtitutv letter carrier oh route one. Mr« Izila «path liaving n-igru-d Mr« Olmi Stanley will I«- the m-w iutb- «titut. on rout«- four l ire Insurance W ritten Notary Public and Conveyancing : ♦ ♦ : ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ E. E. Marshall • Agent for Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Portland F A RM~~MAC H IN I: RY PHONE 31t», GRESHAM, OREGON INSURE NOW In On-gon’s Most Reliable Association McMinnville American Life and Accident Insur ance of Portland PROTECTION AND BENEFITS MODERATE RATES John Brown, Gresham, Ore. PRINTER’S INK SPELLS one year« Th** big p..:. « that are la-ing »*-t along each -i.|e of the 'I .tint llo*»l railway track an- intend.-I f . . irrv the (Muter wire* In.in th- jil.iiit at B ill Kull The trolly |Milr« are to 1« «et cl.Her to tin* t’a. k an i will l*e much -malli r The waler power of < in goii «houli! la- tax.«I It -lioul.l *n|i|H.rt the «tat«- gov ernment and the -ihool». The water pow. r of the Willamette Fall- at Oregon City I- Worth Hot I*— than ‘I mi . kii a year. It pay- nothing Labor Pre»« !{• x. \ B. < al'lcr. ot P|i-a«aiit Hom**, will .Iiilpy the pulpit in the '1. F. chur* li next Sunday morning and in th** • veiling lit v " N l»ra—-1. of Ivan-- vill* . Iml .mil Rev. II 1 ngg* . of Imuis- vill. Ixy . will addn-s- the cotign*ga- ti"i hi Sunday »i lio.il work Kin-ting of Ho- big water pi|«- will I»* nearly* tinisli«**! this week l«-tw*«-n the '-.m y mid Mount Tabor. The last siiet.hi-.it Kelly . risk which i- nearly done. Te-ting the pi|M- will I«- the next in nr i r alter ii Inch tin- trench will in* tilled up ami tin* man-hule caps put on. Our advertiser« nm-.l encourageuu-nt. There are st ill some )«*ople w ho fail to grasp the relation of the adi ertiser to tl e pa|M*r. This i« true in the ca«e of the Ilersl.l a- it is in most all pa|«T« And yet why should not th*- adiertiser a»«i-t in th*- publication of the pa|*er. His money reduce» the cost ol production to you. la-ave him out and sutwription rates must nen-sarily double. If the advertiser is to continue hi« position of partnership in the pa|M-rs of the county we must make them fn*l they are haling due consideration. They demand our |iatriniage Buy something of them, giie them to understand their position is appreciated If you cannot do anything elw write to some of our advertisers and tell them you use their giMsls mid tind them satisfactory. Olympic flour is ni-d every w In n- in the wi st. \ word to the mmiuiactnrcrs w ill I»' welcome mid as sist in continuing their assistant-. Th«* -min-may Is- -aid of every |» rson that adverti*«*« in tlies«* column»« \n«i not forget that a small reader adverti- - metit in the excluinge column will mi doulitedly bring you return». Try it once. twin*, or a di z.«*n times, and then it will cost you only a fraction of what the «ame «ale or purchase would hint* c. -t i Lyouglijtii ,i i iicy Herald and Fa. .n .Journal $1 ’>0. The Journal will com«» for two years aid your choice of Horse Secret», Poultry S«s-rets, Corn Secrets, Corning Egg Isiok, with each order. Order at once. We Make It SPELL For YOU at Prices So Low They Will Astonish Yon Com« and Cet Th«»»« Letter Heads You Have Been Needing So Long When you hear an evil report about any one. halve it and quarter , it and then say nothing about it.— Spurgeon Special Prices to Clean Up the Vard OLESON LUMBER COMPANY Boring, Ore. Tel. 531. Low Round I rip Season Tickets F. H. TODD from ad point* in <>r«.' »n, Washington an«! Idaho «/ l -ale da’ly. PAINTING AND DECORATING i SIIMAIi s t I kNISHED FREE. DAY OR CONTRACT WORK. rum« J2» (»••neral l'ab-etjg» r Agent. Portland, Oregon. Born to '1 r un<l Mrs. Jo»-pii Exh-y J ‘»15 I V.imhill. Portland, a ilaughtvr ’ l.««t Monday 'Ir. Exley »■■ Mi» Pi-arl Mvtzgi-r of <iri-«li»m PORI I.ANI). ORIiliOS I lk ANO CEDAR l.l MBI R WM. McMURRAY 'll«« I’. i I h ’II M<-tzgi-r, wl.o ha« l««ji •Ut!>-ritig Irmi tmi-iliti- tin. pa«t wn-k. ha.« riiovt'H'.l «iiilu'ifiitly to n»iliin- ln-r work in lb«' [MXtollu'e POR 11. A ND RAILWAY LIGHT AND POWER CO. SAWED CEDAR POSTS ir * . ><«uthcrn Pacific |c»int* Portland to < «»ttag’* <»rove; al*«» fro! ail ( â L. -tation- Albany and v.» -t. G« xm 1 going >aturday or >unday an i i »r return Sun day or Monday. ( all on any >. P. ««r . Ag»*nt for full parti«-Idar«* ;u- to far»«*, ‘rain wched- ule-. ete.. a!>«» f«»r our illustrated bo- k- let. ‘*< luting- in < >reg«»n.’ ’ or write to • » ’.. ' 1 d -fand for ii »• Dmring \- • Il uni» r way It will 1«* ill U-»‘ il..- 1 irtli TL- tra- k d * ¡.riii-ti- I'uliy i ' oiii | i I. b <l Prop in a lints and we will show you th> way to u-'1 electricity in your l> isine-- at a profit Resort 3 - Da y Sa t u r d a y -M o n d ay Tickets .1 VIahiabk h»>rae wa- tal -ii fr« sec that electricity will lx- the predominant power Popular Bench An ideal r«*tr» at for outdoor pa-tinwH »f all kind*. Ifniitintf, H-hing, J» »at.u/, b>irf Bathinir, ICiding, A u U hii /. Can *-* in/ bain'inif and Skating. Wii» re Maliy ii Iran Im- maile money tn pn tly wafer in«/— agate-, in >«»n fi-i-illim < lienp fe«'d tt hu would full al» -ton» -, carnelian- can I*- found on the »'lllllvl.l If Ihr x.i.u- of hi» 1........ hi liearh Pure mountain water an«! mr * n-.i -.-ii 10 <« tit- p'*r hu-*h»*l. lx*-t of ft »od at |«>u j»ric»- Erewh tiah, Tlie ri-uson for till« 1« tli.it tin* real clam*, » rale- ah«i oyster-, with «i!»un>l- coat of | rodili timi I- mil known to aiii-e of \c/» tah|. - of all kin«l- «laily •iilm. and he 1« <-<»ii«taull> M listing fi-*-4 hill doe« lini know It. Il> is li.ll.lu. Camping (¡rounds Con miiii *' profit ami doe« nil »*•»• any in- ■ e««ity in figuring mil I lo»el J In venient and Attractive bog grower of the pie.ent f.i**- a ■ mi with strict «quinary rcg'ibiti-in« ilitlou thin di'in.iml« Iti» ilo *.i lien Mr- M A B. I'ag»’ from Monit una »r la-t wee k and will make la • ier gran d-..||. Bev 1 M Burt, h to NEWPORT There ia one me«!i(*inc that every t’ain- ily -honld !»• provided with ami c-p rial- ly during the juinitner ni»»nth*; viz., f iiarida'rlaifi’a f( h>>l»*ra mim I Idar- rh iea Remedy, it i- almost certain to l«e needed ft coeta But a (piarter. Can you aff<»rd to I»* without it*' For *alo by Mil druggist«. to make th«* tno»t of it. First and foremost of these *n|i| 4- men I ary fee*l- 1« green forage Many kind« of plnuts i.ffunl Home of the d'-nired element», but the li-gum**s, Kin li uh i liners, ul fulfil, field peas. etc., are the great balancer« for corn Experiment has proved that alfalfa pasture with corn n« au exi'luslve fi-nl prinluctnl pork i iinslderubly chea|«r than when 25 per ■ ent abort* or “5 |a-r ceut «klmuiilk wn« ful Alfalfa pasture «win« to I**- par excellence for a hog «nd it should I m * grown w here prMsible. Clover is nenrly as go*nl a feed for hogs nt all si-asons n« alfalfa While . on ..titrate« such a« «hurts, tankage, oiluicul. bonemeal. etc., will nearly always cheapen and balance n corn or other eiirlnimiceous ration, it slioultl Is* borne In mind tint far the i-henpest gnlns are made w here pasture is the main lialaix'er. " her«* some of the leguni«*» tire not found to lx* adapt«*«! rat», will prove a profitable forage plant, and en* h acre of good rape is wortli a ton of grain f**r hog fee«!. Wound« In Horn«' Feet. if tile horse st«-ps on a nail do not pour turpentine in tin- puneture. Sueli treatment only ten«!« to Increase tlie pain mid Intlammati ti Always li<*.ir in mind tliat the f<M>t cannot »well like other t>arts to neconiuiiHlate Itself to tin* results of lntiammntiou This is the reason that punctures *r injuries to tile feet are so piinful Stsithing treatment is always n*couimetided. Ijilnrge the ojiening made by the nail with a knife completely through the sole of tlie foot and apply linsmi nn-a. •ir bran |H*ulti<-e every twenty-four hours, but not (Hitiltice longer than thru* day« at a time, for if prolonged too much softening of tlie h**of is like ly to lie the result The slioe stiould tn nil cases I*«* removed and the horse given complete rest and rixlucii! diet until m-overy takes place. • ; • • ’ • . • • Tin* sheep that Isitb fix*d« and •> clothes us. tiesides udding tre ’ mendously to the fertility of the • '.iml. IS bound to l-e one of the ’ biggest économie agricultural factors l.et us have fewer dug« J and mon* «lux-p * .* ............... *..................................................... '• En»dag« For Beef Cattle. "<• f*-cd tin* ensilage to our herd of Aligns ciws ami tn tlie young stiH’k mid finish out the steers ou corn nud grass in tlie summer, writes an llli- nois lirnilei. "e turn the catth* on shock fishier until the middle of Jan miry or the ist of l ehriiitry and then give them ensilage and good out straw that has been thrashed into the barn or hay. and If we li.-ne plenty «if ensi lage and other i mgli fixil we do not fii-d any grain. l.nst year tin* snow camo early, so we ran short of rough fti*il and had to feed some corn. too. but It is the tirst time for years that anything lint tlie steers and calves were fed any grain. Corn Chop For Horse«. There has been complaint that vuf" Chop fed to horses induces gastric colic, but It is ehiiiiiixl by tile Colorado experiment station that if the coni chop lie fed w*ltli bran or cut hay then there will usually tn* no III ef- fwta, iHs-ause the material will not lie compactly in tin* stomach, iml as a result th«* stomach Juice» can get at all inirts of tlie fe«*d and digest it thor- ouahlv. BANK OF TROUTDALE TROUTDALE, OREGON . . . YOUR Will pay you 3 HOME BANK . . . on 6 months’ deposits, 4 % on 12. 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