The Boardman Mirror
Boardman, Oregon
MARK A. CLEVELAND, Publisher
.Mrs. A. T. Hereim, Local Editor.
lTIIUSHED EVERY FRIDAY
$2.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE-
J land is visiting her sister, Mrs.
I Dingmon, here. Mrs. Wackrow
likes Boardman and would buy here
i: she could sell her Portland property.
Geer & Hoffman of Centerville
have opened a garage in the old
garage building on the highway and
are equipped to handle overhauling
jobs and do trouble shooting. At
SAFE HOME CANNING RULE
IS ANNOUNCED BY O. A
O.
IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS
j W. R. Walpole made a business
New Time-Table or FeuVrnl and State trip lo Heppner the first of the
Departments Supersede AH
Former Recommendations.
"Safe home canning requires care- nis left root'
ful attention to every step in the pro-' -Mrs- Wadsworth went to Hot Lake
cess." I and back Tuesday to visit Mr. Wads-
This is the rule announced by the worth at the Sanitarium. Mr. Wads
O. A. C. extension service in putting ' worth ls not imPrving very rapidly,
out a bulletin with succinct direc- j CoUDle of rains during the past
(ions for each step, on information ! wepk have cooled oft the weather
supplied by the federal bureau of ! some- In fact niShts nave been too
home economics and approved by the j 0001 for the best rPslll,s-
horticullural products department of,
week.
H. T. Walpole is down with rheu
matism this week. It has settled in
Entered as second-class matter Feb
11, 1921, at the postofflce at Hoard
man. Ore., under act of Mar. 3, 1879, an (,ary (ate a gag tank wni De put
in and other improvements added.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Mary Smith has recovered from! Mrs. Clay Warren gave a pre-nup-
the measles.
tial shower on Wednesday for Miss
BUe Packard, who is to be married
Mrs. Albert Macomber came up to Lowell Spagle of Hubbard, Oregon,
Tuesday from Arlington. , on July 13th. The bride-to-be was
the recipient of all kinds of lovely
Maurice Goodwin leaves Thursday gifts and the guests were refreshed
for Condon to work in harvest. . with delicious eats.
Mrs. Nate Macomber left Satur
day for Pilot Rock, Oregon, for the
summer.
J. C. Ballenger and wife returned
last week from Wasco. Mrs. Rallen
er has been there for two weeks.
C. C. C Ikins and family of Spo
kane nd Mrs. Ivan Trent visited his
parent's home, H. C. Calkins, on the
Larsen place.
Prof. IJ. F. Schlsler left Tuesday
Tor California after visiting at the
Messenger and Flickinger homes.
Prof, Schisler Is brother of Mrs.
.Messenger and Mrs. FlieklDfer,
A program was given last Sunday
al the chUTOh for Children's day
consisting of songs, recital ions and
musical numbers which was en
joyed by those present,
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
vallis. Uran Messenger of Board
man will go to the R. 0. T. C. sum
mer camp at the Presidio of San
Francisco, Cal., this summer. The
men will report June 13 to receive
uniforms and assignments.
Training will continue until July
25, when the men will break camp.
The first part of the six weeks in
fantry drill and basic training will
be emphasized while the latter part
of the time will be devoted to practi
cal application of Hie principles
learned. A practice trip is in the
program. Sports of all kinds will
be encouraged at the camp. Mr.
Messenger is a member of the motor
transport unit.
the college.
The new time tables for processing
supercedes all former recommenda
tions and tables published by the
state and the federal departments on
home canning. They give the safe
time for Oregon fruits and small
fruits, and for most vegetables.
Only the clean, sound and fresh
produce is to be used for canning..
It should be taken perfectly within
two hours after harvesting and thor
oughly washed as for cooking.
Every bit of soil ls to go, as it may
carry dangerous bacteria hard t
kill.
Mrs. J. D. Still, sister to Mrs.
Debbie Bell McCune, arrived from
the east Monday and is going to make
her home with Mrs. McCune, at
least for the time being.
The Mutual Creamery Co. is in
stalling a cream testing station at
Irrigon and expects to have Art
Thompson in charge. Cream will be
paid for when delivered.
Wayne Steward has purchased a
Ford truck from Kellogg & Schemke
to use in handling the crop of canta
loupes from the field to the cars and
packing sheds.
Mr. H. C. Wolfe, foreman for
i bureau of reclamation, has a force of
The Highway Inn
O. H WARNER, Proprietor
Boardman, Oregon
Wholesome Home Cooking
The fruits and vegetables are then
given a short pre-cooking. Full di
rections for processing follow the
general instruction. Bulletin may
be obtained by applying to the ool
lege at Corvallis.
Harry Warren and Mrs. Clay
Warren and children, Mrs. A. T.
Hereim and A. T. Jr. left ThuiT
day for Portland. Mrs. Hereim goes
to Portland to receive expert treat
ment for goitre.
Mrs. Frances Wackrow of Port-
Al. Mefford suffered a very pain
ful accident Tuesday while at work
for the stale highway commission
near Arlington. Hel was attempt
ing to start an engine used for pump
ing when a 20-penny spike he was
holding was driven clear through
his hand. Re returned to Board
man Wednesday and will be In
capacitated for work for some time,
a it hough H is not anticipated that
any infection or irrltatio I wfU
aggravate the discomfort and hinder
a speedy healing of the wound.
men completing number sixteen lat
eral now and several cars of 18-inch
pipe has been shipped in from Walla
Walla. The work is done to relieve
17 when irrigation is most needed
during July and August.
Mrs. C. E. Glasgow went to Port-
Dry Wheat Treatment Wins liiml Sunday night as a delegate to
The new dry method of treating Grand Lodge of Eastern Stars. Mrs.
seed wheat for protection against Vane Jonea and Mrs- w. T- Eggle-
stinklng smut has been made so rap- Kton also went t0 Portland Monday
id progress in Oregon that growers nlSht to take in the Rose Festival
are expected to purchase some 60,- an expect to return with Mrs. Glas-
000 pounds of copper carbonate dust sow the last of the week,
lor the 1924 planting. The amount County Agent Mr. Morse was in
used last year was estimated at 45,- Irrigon Tuesday checking over the
000 pounds by E. R. Jackson, exten
sion crop specialist who is in close
touch with the field situation. Suc
cess ip getting a stand with the dust
Ireated grain, so pronounced last
j ear, may lead even more farmers
than at first might be expected to
substitute the liquid method for the
dry this year.
. 1
rabbit situation which is on the in
crease again, and hopes to make an
other poison day. It seems that the
rabbits are coming in from the sage
brush country and as the old baits
are all about gone, they Increase
rapidly. He also looked into the
trouble growers are experiencing
in raising cucumbers this year.
Samples have been sent to plant
pathologists at Corvallis and every
effort is being made to ascertain
what is the cause and remedy it.
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BOARDMAN, ORE.
Big Parade, Games, Sports
and Races
Patriotic Address and Program
Picnic Lunch, Baseball Game, Smoker in Evening, Dance
After Smoker.
Bring your lunch. Everybody Cordially Invited.
!J. C. Ballenger jj
Boardman Oregon j;
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NO TICE FOB PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
May 9, 1924.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
Thomas Y. Miller, of Boardman,
Oregon, who, on March 17, 1919,
made Homestead Entry, No. 020474,
for NE14NW14, being Unit "A"
1'iuatilla Project, Section 14, Town
ship 4 North, Range25, East. Wil
lamette Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make final three year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before C. O. Blay
den, United States Commissioner, at
Boardman, Oregon, on the 17th day
of June, 1924.
Witnesses:
G. E Brown; E. A. Brown; R. T.
Brown; J. F. Gorham, all of Board
man, Oregon.
J. W. DONNELLY.
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Church Service 11:30 a. m.
Christian Eiideavor 7:30 p. rn.
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or address
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