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THE MA UP IN TIMES
TlniMitny, June 28, IS30,
Pine Grove Items
! . T. W. L5nn, Frank Linn, Irene
Lnn and Eva Linn took a trip to
Portland on Saturday, Mr. Linn go-
m there to purchase, a new Nash
engine for tha mill. ,
i The Murdock family moved to
.Wwhington on Tuesday of this
reek,
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jj A. B. and Alden Linn built a re
freahment stand at the Harness road
camp on Saturday.
J Eva Una has returned from
Portland, where she haa been work
" fog for the past two months.
The Pine Grove school haa pur.
chased a piano from a Beavorton
dealer, and the instrument was
placed in the school last Friday.
: ' &ae Shumwav and f amfiv of
Portland vUted at Linn's mill on
Sunday.
; Frank KichanLon and wife made
a trip to The Dalles, going after
cherries, on Monday,
Doctor Thompson of The Dalles
hospital staff, was out to eee
Leonard Cox last Thursday.
Mary Sharp ig very ill this week
Mr. and Mrs. Plyter, from Me
Finland's mill, visited with the Linn
famihy on Saturday nignr
'. Ulyssus Endereby was a Sunday
guest at the home of 0. S. Walters
last weCk.
Ben Richardson made another
trip to his Prineville ranch last
.Tuesday.
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JPAGE, LINE AND PARAGRAPH
Lambs are usually most proftible
if made ready for market when they
ar3 about 4 or 5 months old and
weigh from 65 to 75 pounds.
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Don't let livestock pasture alfalfa
,'too closely,, as the grazing down of
;the crown often kills the plants. Of
all livestock, hogs are least injurious
to alfalfa.
' la the work season the farm horse
should eat only at regular intervals.
' He needs concentrates to supply the
energy for hard work. Feed large
amounts of roughages only periods
of rest. Excessive feeding of hay is
.wasteful; it is expensive, reduces the
horse's efficiency, and may cause
respiratory troubles.
market their alfalfa to put two or
more cuttings in the same stack.
Each cutting should be stacked separ
ately in order to provide hay of uni
form class and grade when baling it.
If more than one cutting is put in
a stock, differences in lcafness, col
or, grass mixtures, or stem texture
may cause variations In grade.
Ripe, dry grain is essential to the
successful operation of the combine.
Green or damp grain not only inter
feres with threshing and cleaning,
but it also lowers the market value
and the keeping quality of the grain.
Do not start the combine until the
gram is dead rrpc. If the threshed
grain feels damp or is easily dented
with the finger nail, the moisture
conn t is probably too high for safe
storage.
It is poor policy for farmers who
These hot-weather suggestions for
shipping hogs are offered by the U.
S. bureau of Animal Industry. Haul
or drive your hogs to the shipping
roint in time for them to get rested
and cool before loading. Allow only
a light gain lutdirg, bedded with
sand, and tht the bedding and in
terior are wet down before loading,
which should be done no more than
an hour beforehand. Avoid exciting
beating or brusing the animals. In
warm weather not more than 16,000
pounds should be shipped in a stan
dard 36-foot car. Have the cars
drenched at every possible point im
mediately after the train stops. If
possible hang ice bags from the car
roof.
Tipping the jar occasionnlyy dur
ing cooling will help t0 overcome the
tendency of canned berries to float
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Strawberries are usually a little
sweeter and more flavorsome just at
or a little past the peak of the season.
The old "hot pack" method of fill-
ing the berries and ayrup boiling hot
into the jars makes it posible to get
a little more into the jars, but sacri
fices quality and appearance,
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Canton flannel bags, made with
the fuzzy side in, are usually con
sidered best Yor straining? juice for
jelly. A double thickness of good
quality cheesecloth is also good.
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FARM REMINDERS
The secret of control of powdery
mildew of clover and other hay
crops is to start dusting with sulfur
while the growth is short si that
the under leaves can be covaed. A
spray is sometimes used, but sul
fur dust has proved simpler and
quicker to apply and produces
equally good results in warm weather.
HOME POINTERS
One of the best means of insuring
good quality canned berries, and
other fruits as well, is by being sure
that they are at the proper stage of
maturity, not too soft nof too green.
While juice for jelly can be ex
tracted from berries without the use
of water, it is too often well to use
from one-fourth to one-half cup of
water to a pound of fruit for black
berries, black raspberries and cur
rents, because their flavors are so
rich that the juice can stand a little
diluting.
Although the coast of Oregon is
usually not considered as a hay pro
ducing section, hay production has
materially Increased in that section
the last few years, reports the Ore
gon Experiment station.
An old straw stack, torn apart
trampled underfoot by livestock and
thoroughly wet by rain is an ideal
breeding place for the stable fly.
While any egg upoils quickly in
warm weather, fertile eggs spoil
more quickly, and owners of back
yard flocks as well as large com
mercial producers find it wise to re
move the roosters from the laying
flock during the summer, says the
Oregon Extension service.
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The market milk throughout Ore
gon in general is of very high quality
and reasonable in price, says G. V.
Copson, 0. S. C. bacteriologist.
Many small cities and towns, and
nearly all the larger ones are be
ginning to realize the value and to
practice regulation and inspection of
the milk supply.
For best quality hay, alfalfa, us
ually needs to be cut prior to either
clover or vetch normally one-tenth
and one-fourth ' bloom, says the
Oregon Experiment station.
Oregon farmers have generally
found that stacking hay does im
prove the quality, says the experi
ment station, especially when the
hay can be allowed to go through a
slight sweat in the stack. Hay can
be put in the stack probably slightly
undercured, but when it is to be
baled from the field it is essential
that it first be thoroughly cured.
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Davenport and
Chair, multi
colored Jaq'ard
Velour, regular
$140 value the
two pieces,
$79.50 :
This handsome combination with new knife-arm frame style,
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Regular $85.00 value full size Birchfiekl Davenport, covered in
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Regular $165.00 two-piece suite in combination Mohair and Art
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"INSIDE" INFORMATION
To remove grass stains from wash-
able materials, treat them while
fresh with hot water and soap, rub
bing vigorouly. If traces of stain
remain on white linen or cotton fab
rics, they may be bleached out
with Javelle water.
Don't leave any cereals in pack
ages when shutting up the house for
a vacation, however short. It is
better to give away small amounts
than to have to etfmbat weevils on
your return. Weevils getting into one
kind of cereals may rpread to your
flour or any other cereal foods not
in tight glass or in tin containers.
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For success in home canning of
string beans, corn, peas, in fact
all vegetables except tomatoes the
canner hould provide the high tem
perature of the steam pressure can
ner. Troublesome bacteria ar likelv
f
to lurk in these nonacid vegetables,
and unless killed by adequate pro
cessing, they will cause the canned
foods to spoil. The U. S. Department
of Agriculture, with it nation-wide
view of the home canning question,
strongly recommends the steam pres
sure method for all nonacid vege
tables. Time-tables are sent free on
request from Washington.
Merril Construction work under
way on Union Gasoline sub station,
south of town.
Baker Plana proporcd for con
struction of sidewalk on new exten
tion of Auburn avenue.
Union' Mann's Department store
extensively reomodled.
The Dalles Silver ore discovered
under The Dalles country club golf I
course.
Klamath Falls Chas. K. Spauld-
ing Logging company wil immediate
ly locate sash and door factory here.
Rainier Knights of Pythias lodge
plan to reconstruct Mahaffey build
ing on the highway into lodge hall
and clubrooms.
Contract awarded for grading
Hcppner-Spray roads.
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They'll Enjoy Beans
For A Quick Meal
By JOSEPHINE B. GIBSOS
Director, Homt Economic i Dtpt,
H. J, Heint Company
Spiced cherries, preserved with
vinegar, make a good relish. Here's
a recipe: Wash and pit large, sour,
red cherries. Add . three-fourths of
their weight or measure of sugar.
Sprinkle the sugar over the .fruit In
layers and let them stand overnight.
In the morning etir until the sugar
is dissolved and then press the juice
well from the cherries. Tie a small
quantity of whole spices in a loose
cheesecloth bag, drop this into the
juice, and boil it down until it is
three-fourths of the original quantity
Pour hot over the drained cherries
and add 2 tablespoons of vinegar to
each pint. Seal and keep two weeks
before using.
OREGON NEWS NOTES
Klamath Falls Runways at local
airport being surfaced with crushed
rock.
Gresham Oregon State & Fox
Fur breeders association recently
held meeting here.
Crane Rivoli theater will install
talkie eauinment.
La Grande iNew golf course
(opened t0 public recently.
OW many times a dish' of
beans has saved the day in an
emergency I This ever popular
food comes to toe Iront when suppr
muit be hurried "so that we can get
started," or when Jimmy hat been
nek all day and required all of
, mother's time, or in any of the other
inevitable household emergencies
which require quick meal prepara
tiotu.
Oven baked beans are an excellent
food from the standpoint of nutri
ment, as well as of taste. They
rank very high in the list of foods
' which furnish iron to the body, and
alio are a valuable source of calci
um, phosphorus and other mineral.
Oven baked beans may be qttickh
adapted to form many other deli
cioua dishes ; and the following reci
pes suggest a few of the many un
usual luncheon and supper treats in
to which a can of baked beans may
be trans t ormed :
Uean KarebitTo 2 cups scalded
milk, add 1 medium can oven baked
beans which have been mashed fine,
Add Vi cup finely chopped Ameri
can cheese, and stir constantly over
a slow fire until cheese is melted.
Add 4 tablespoons flour, blended
with XA cup cold water, to slightly
thicken. Cook for several minutes.
Season with salt and pepper and
Worcestershire sauce. Serve on
slices of buttered toast. This Is an
unusual and delightful supper or
luncheon dish.
Baked Bean Sou fflc" Mash 1
cup oven baked beans and 2 table
spoons tomato ketchup, M teaspoon
salt, 54 cup cream or milk, and 2
beaten egg yolks. Fold In stiffly
beaten egg whites, and hake in a
buttered dish for about 20 minutes.
This makes a delightful fluffy dish.
Serve with cold slaw, head lettuce
or other green salad.
Baked Beam with Bacon -Twx
can of oven baked beans into a but
tered baking dish and cover gener
ously with strips of bacon. Bake un
covered in moderate oven until ba
con is delicately browa. Before
sending to the table, garnish with
sprigs of parsley.
Baked Bean Cutlets--Mash fine S
cups oven baked beans. Add 1 cup
bread crumbs; 2 eggs slightly beat
en; 2 tablespoons melted butter; and
salt, pepper, Worcestershire sauce
and onion Juice to season. Shane
into cutlets. Dio In crumbs, rtr and
crumbs again. Brown In a skillet
with 3 tablespoons fat. Serve with
tcmato sauce. (Cream of tomato
soup, heated and thickened with a
small amount of flour, makes
cellent, quick tomato sauce.)
Baked Bean Delight- J
1 can oven baked beans
2 small onions ' ;
2 small green peppers
, 1 cup grated cheese
Mix beans, chopped onions and
green peppers. Place In a tnttt,r4
baking dish and too with rrti
cheese. Bake in a slow oven for
30 minutes. ,