Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911, August 15, 1907, Image 3

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3 15 AN EASY WAY TO ADVERTISE
THE STATE
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All
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About the Superior Opportunities
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VERTISE
We Possess.
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! Chas A Lamkin, r & h, c h
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On April 29th last the Oregonian mds All
j Bill Marshall, witness d a . .
. 6 00 published a special industrial edition nities
I Bill Sipp,
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j | Chas Bucher,
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Oregon. It probably contained
Fred Burgdorfer, “
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| A A Morrill, r & h...............
.15 00 more special and miscellaneous infor­
.50 50 mation about Oregon than any one
W M Jackson, treasurer. . .
egonian
. 10 32 publication that has ever been issued.
edition
.10 00 It is peculiarly valuable to the home-
oitation
. 8 35 seeker, because it gives the latest and
ntained
. 13 16 most reliable information about so many
infoi-
.67 52 different subjects that the homeseeker
Mays Bros,
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iy one
.22 50 is naturally interested in. Almost every ¡ssued
City W & L plant, c h.
100 OU department of industry is specialized, honu-
.50 00 and both descriptive and statistical in-
and
. 6 33 formation of a highly valuable charac- , many
.57 45 ter is given exclusively and in enter- jeekfr
Hillsboro Com Bank, r & h . 766 25 taining form.
*• every
John Johnson, r and h .........
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Residents of Oregon who know its |jzec<
Thos Madison,
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. 2 00 advantages as compared with the con-
j
Hill & Gibbs,
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. 19 50 gested and depleted East, and who wrar.
. 4 00 still have friends back there whom they nter_
.24 so would like to see here enjoying the
.30 00 good things of this favored state, can r ¡|s
Frank Vandehey,
. 1 92 aid in a splendid work now without cost
Briggs Bros,
100 00 and very little effort. If you think w|)()
A J Roy, relief
.78 92 your friend would be interested in
M C Case, sal and i
“ “ traveling
. 10 60 knowing more about Oregon and might
65 eventually become a valuable citizen, Can
R Cave, c and h . ..
135 00 send his name and address to the gen- ,0st
Willis Ireland, rec a
.. 3 00 eral passenger agent of the Oregon jnk
W Connell, board c
225 00 Railway and Navigation Company or ¡n
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“ sal.........
. 13 90 the Southern Pacific at Portland, and a r|it
.27 33 copy of this special edition, with a .Ilf
W W Lewis, supt sal.
. 10 00 complete summary of the several sub- ,n_
C M Allumbaugh, brid|
. 2 50 jects treated, carefully indexed, will be Qn
.46 56 mailed to him promptly. In this man- -r
Big Four Lumber Co,
Paul Beck,
. 2 50 ner you may De the means of not only ,
Charley Carlton,
. 2 00 doing your friend a good turn, but of a
Henry Jones,
.77 00 helping to stimulate the growth and
.61 75 prosperity of Oregon.
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Don’t
forget that commencing „
Geo Jack
" .................. . 8 75 September 1st and continuing daily for ^
Via Jack,
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45 two months, tickets will be on sale at f *
J W Connell, exp .................. .43 65 almost every railroad station in the [ 1
Thos S Wilkes, ass and co l. . .33 75 East to all points in Oregon and the
The Argus, printing................ . 12 50 Northwest at what has come to be
Dr W P Via, relief ............... .30 00 popularly known as “ colonist rates.”
Buy of men who are making a study of paper print in that barn, and the stench
A B Johnson, r and h ............. . 2 75' These rates are the cheapest general
this question of breeding and who are was so strong it was almost impossible
W. H. HOLLIS,
Joe Haeck, b rid g es............... . 9 25 long distance rates ever established,
not mere dealers in cattle. If they do to stand it for more than a mo­
LAWYER
H Kamna,
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not use brains in their breeding you ment, and still those were the con­
Real Estate and Corpo­ OFFICE over
Cornelius State Bank, bridges. .55 90 any part of the United States at but a
ditions under which 72 of those cattle
will suffer by it.
The Cow and Her Keeping.
ration Law a Specialty. Hines' Store
.45 16 trifle more than one cent a mile. They
Hergert Bros,
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3. Make up your mind to be a lib­ were crowded into close quarters where
Oregon i In considering the cost of keeping a
Forest Grove, -
D W Bath, adv and printing. .63 90 are the greatest incentive to coloniza­
eral feeder, but never feed a poor cow if the disease organism was present,
] cow, farmers often overlook the vital
H J Bagley, justice fees......... .10 35 tion and progressive home building of
longer than it is necessary to get her to there could be no more ideal condi­
point in question. It is not so much
Wm Reid
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the shambles.
Under no circum­ tions for its development. Here the
the cost of the feed that the cow con­
A G Vaughn, wit fees J P cour ..12 00 dissatisfied resident of the East is made
F A S H IO N S T A B L E S sumes, but rather the cost of the pro­ stances waste feed hunting for milk in tuberculin test was applied, and sixty- H H Hanley,
.. 5 10 to know beforehand the advantages he
Pacific A/e.
Forest Grove duct. There is where the real gist of a poor cow. Be a watchful, good care­ nine out of seventy two of those ani­
. 9 55 can enjoy here, the problem is solved,
taker. Remember your cows cannot mals responded and it was absolutely
the thing lies. , For instance, a cow
Neat Turnouts
.10 OO and the star of empire will continue to
gives 3000 pounds of milk a year and care for themselves. You must do it. impossible to utilize the carcasses. D W Fisk.
w it............. . 1 50 move steadily westward.
Study long and well how to raise a Every one was killed on the place and
it costs 830 to feed her for a year.
Mary E Harbaugh, “ ............. . 1 50
Now is the time to spread the gos­
heifer so she will develop into a good buried in a ditch.”
That makes her milk cost a cent a
Dr Mae Cardwell, “ J P court .. 5 10 pel of Oregon, so that it may be heard
(E S TA B LIS H E D ISIS.)
Now think of the stupid ignorance of
| pound, besides the labor. But if she cow. There is a great deal in that.
E W Dant, r and h................... 108 40 and heeded by the time the rates go
Forest Grove, Oregon
Thousands
of
good
heifers
are
pre­
that
farmer. H e had never spent a City Foundry & Machine C o... .39 10
j gives 6000 pounds at no greater out-
into effect. Send one name or two,
A general banking business transacted lav for feed, then the milk costs a half- vented from being good cows by the dollar on his mind; not a dollar to give
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Groner
&
Rowell
Co,
bridges...
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or a dozen, and you will be exerting a
Interest paid on time deposits.
blindness of the men who raise them. him light.
His mind was like his Gus Bronner, supt sal............... .15 OO
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cent
a
pound.
Bnt
suppose
it
costs
worthy influence toward the upbuilding
Accounts invited.
stable with the windows boarded up. Simon Nelson, supt sal......... .10 OO
$40 a year for the feed; the milk would — Hoaid’s Dairyman.
of our state. Send them to your near­
Then think of what that ignorance cost F M Kelsey,
[ then cost three-quarters of a cent a
. 14 50 est Southern Pacific agent or to Wm.
Stupid Ignorance.
him, and what it cost those about him J J Krebs,
City Shaving Parlors : pound. The objection point with
. 8 75 McMurray, General Passenger Agent,
who
bought stock from him. Not a
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every
farmer
should
be
to
secure
large
For the Best. Up to-date Work.
About the best way of dealing with
. 6 25 Portland, Oregon.
L J Holtz,
Baths. Pacific Ave. Foiest Grove.
producing cows not to cut down the some men who promote tuberculosis in line would that man read; not » thing John A Johnson,
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amount
of feed. All of this foolish their herds, is to tell them squarely would he do to know better, but he John Beyer,
— Bring your wool and mohair to us.
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A. I. W irtz, Proprietor
,orn-
We
will give you the most for it.—
mixed breeding, scrub breeding, using that they are grossly ignorant of all de­ would board up his stable and his mind, j j -j, F 'etcher
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Bailey’s.
Such
ignorance
amounts
to
a
crime
and
jQos
| grade sires, and dual-purpose breeding, cent ways of caring for dairy cattle. It
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S . A . M o u lt o n
j so called, has resulted in lowering the is time that a spade was called a spade, such a man ought to be prosecuted Jake Reic’heri
.35 50
The
in jail for it.— Hoard’s Dairy- L B Todd)
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| milk producing power of the average and dense, stupid ignorance was called and put
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Leading Tonsorialist cows of the country. When feed was by its right name. In his address be­ man
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Hagey,
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cheap the farmer did not feel the pinch fore the Wisconsin Dairymen’s Asso­
W
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Butner,
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Forest Grove
B ills Allowed by the County Court.
so much. The way to get a large pro­ ciation at Waukesha, Dr. H. L. Russell,
I J W Goodin,
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The following bills were audited and
ducing cow was clear and simple.
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R . INlXOiNi, D e n t i s t Here are a few guide points on the way. an eminent bacteriologist, told of some i owed:
of his experiences in dealing with this j »flowed:
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Forest Grove, Oregon
1. Make the stable warm, clean and disease among the farmers of Wiscon­ | Peter Schemer, refund tax. $
3 40
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well ventilated. Your cows must live sin. Here is one of them:
j W H Livermore, r and h . ,
9 00 A Reverman. supt sal.. . .
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OFFICE Three drvar* noi'l) I M •Hey’« «»ore.
b oon fron- *» A ? m l P M.
there 200 days in the year. Have a
“ A man in the southern part of the W O Jcaobs, c h
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r and h ............... ISO (X)
■ I comfortable system of tying them.
state, having a herd of 72 animals was1 L A Rood, juror cir c t . . . .
Otto Hendrickson, refund tax
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carrying the milk to a Swiss cheese Hillsboro Lumber Co, bridges
A Kaufman,
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Geo Eason,
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j a pure bred registered sire of a pro- factory. The conditions on his farm W G Prescott, as’sing & col
V e te rn a ry S u rg e o n .
nounced dairy breed. Don’t throw and particularly in his cow barn were I A M Collins, c h .
R M Dooly,
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Herman Hauger,
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Office at Hancock & Gordon’s livery away future dollars in the producing simply beyond description. The man- j Wolf Bros, r and h .
(table.
power of the heifers by trying to save ure in the ba-n was a foot and a half Glass & Prudhomroe, stat.
Total .......................15,478 46
Calls promptly attended to Day or on the cost of the bull to start with. thick, there was absolutely no provision L W House, as’sing & col
Night.
That is breeding towards the little end for vent'lation; there were five little ; R Ray craft, r and h. . .
— We have always paid the high-1
est for wool and mohair.— Bailey's.
I of the horn. Breed towards the big windows about one foot by three, and | C A Cavell, as’sing & col.
e n d ' ^ ou cannot va' u e t *,e p o w er Of four out of those five were boarded up. Hillsboro Lumber C o . . . .
— We buy wool and mohair at the
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the sire for good or evil too much. I It was impossible at noon to read news- Jim Dilley, witness D A . .
1 highest prices.— Bailey.
RAT
Another Carload of
BUGGIES
Has Arrived!
PUSH OREGON
TO THE FRONT
I Jim Barrett, “
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j S’curity Vauet & Metal Wks i
Mr Dooher, witness j p . . . .
I Mrs Rowe
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! J B Rowe
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! Beall & Co, r and h .............
C E Hedge, “ .............
Ennis & Landess “ ...........
E J Godman, clerk & dep.
1 Irwin Hodson Co, stat. . . .
TÎ0NT
We buy in large quantities which
enables us to sell vehicles at less
than do others;
And we
B. P. WÄGLEY,
OREGON
FOREST GROVE,
HANCOCK & GORDON
E . W . Haines B a n k
Dr. J. H. Knox, D. V. S. 2 Then breed ri«htiy use °niy
ECZCmd and Pile Cure
fre whet It II 10 euffer, I w ill ( fe *
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II*« cur* fur I c i a i , Sail t h e u m . E ry rip e lm . Pile»
•nd Skin D l m M . Irwunt relief. Don't »offer lo o fe t
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—See Hoffman & Allen’s windows.
They contain new creations in skirts
of all kinds.
— Men’s gun metal, Blucher cut
oxfords, medium high heel the latest
at Baileys.
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tory. your money back. FOR s a l e , p i
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