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About Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1907)
I years or such a .natter to good advan STATE ACTIVITY NOTES. tage. This treatment serves to kill There is great interest throughout the bulk of the parasites and thus the entire Northwest in the visit of grcatlv reduces the loss incident to Secretary Taft. He lands in Portland, these organisms.— Ex. on the evening of September S and re-, OTES. mains here all day the 6th. The pub WHAT TRAIN DO YOU TAKE? lic will be given a c lance to hear himent delega- at 8 o ’clock in the evening at theon -o g r e s s In W iring Give Its Number, Name of Armory. A rate of a fare and a thiide<^ hy Gov- Road and T im e of Arrival. When you telegraph a friend the has been made from Roseburg andPres‘dent of next time you are going to visit hint points north, and from Pendleton and them will and that you'd he delighted to have points west. n Irrigation him meet you at the train the next day. Tillamook held a most successful September for heaven’s sake telegraph htm intelli gently. celebration last week. The showing If the money, Irritations and disap of dairy products and live stock was Oregon is pointments of the year were aggre All gated for the United States In hope especially attractive to the large d ele -ltlon- lessly unintelligible telegrams o f this gation of Portland business men who address at kind, the average political economist made the trip in automobiles. T* Septen • would have a tit. When the average m. where person lu the small city or town de The Portland Commercial Club once cides on the jump to go to see a friend Opie. His circulated 3 2 7 ,0 0 0 leaflets in thirty in the city and decides to telegraph e largest in tliut friend what train to meet, he lie days. The club will begin today the comes an unconscious Imltedle. circulation of 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 somewhat simi W ill leav e fo r C h icag o to n ig h t on 8:30 lar prints in twenty days. The central Prizes for tra in . M eet me. This is the text of a ten word mes feature of this leaflel, a copy of which* and this sage which I received the other night it is desired shall accompany everytewspapers from a friend in an Ohio city, lie had started for Chicago before the tele letter that goes out of Portland and10^ Wash- Another Carload of BUGGIES Mas Arrived! W e buy in large quantities which enables us to sell vehicles at less than do others; gram was received by me, "and while I wanted immensely to meet him at the station instead of tanking the least ef fort to do so 1 took it out in swearing. In sending a telegram announcing an arrival the name of the road and the train number are the two absolute os sentíais. It will he a help to the recip ient of the message in most cases If the time of the arrival of the train lie given also. Frequently, as lietween the two stations Involved In such a mes sage, a difference of one hour In stand ard time otherwise ndght confuse. But ns lietween the number of the train nnd the numerals In the hour of ar rival the telegrapher has a chance of error, and in writing the message these two sets of numerals should lie separated by the name of the road. Tuking the ten word message as the standard of length, then, any person going anywhere from any station on any railroad may use the one set form of telegraphic announcement of a r rival; And we A rrive No. 6. L a k e S h o re, due 8 o'clock M onday m orning. Ordlnnrily no possible further Infer ■nation is necessary In the' greatest railway center In America. The train number is unchangeable on Its own system. Any railway employee any where will identify the train In a mo ment. If the recipient of the telegram wishes to know whether the train is on time before he starts to the station, he can learn in a moment over the tel ephone by nsklng aliout No. 5, and iri the query he will have the readier re sponse for the reason that Ids Inform ant will lie grateful for the Inquirer's succinct knowledge of train operations. —II. W. Field in Chicago Tribune. W ÄG LEY O REG O N FO REST G R O V E, A PAPER OF P1N,; Oi of the sheep usually pass a portion of form. Probably those that do the Pins were introduced In the stx- ! their lives in land snails. T he blfdder most harm are the lung and stomach teenth century. LA W Y E R Then they were costly nnd highly ; worm passes its larval stage in sheep. worms of calves and lambs. The lung prized as gifts. Other parasites, such as those that pro worms are most harmful to calves and Real Estate and Corpo- OFFICE over A paper of pins was more acceptable ~ Under this heading we invite cor duce gid, pass their mature stage in the stomach worms to lambs. While -ation Law a Specialty. Hines' Store than a bouquet. it has not been demonstrated that lung An act was passed In 1543 making It Oregon respondence from the dairymen, many the intestines of the dog. Forest Grove, - of whom have bright ideas and good Illegal to charge more than elghtpence Such worms as the lung worms of worms can be conveyed from calves to a thousand for metal pins. suggestions that would be helpful to calves, lambs »nd pigs, the stomach lambs, stomach worms can be trans Persons of quality often used pins others if they knew them. Confine worms of calves and lambs, and a ma ferred in that manner, which probably made of boxwood, lioue and silver, F A S HI O N S T A B L E S your correspondence strictly to dairying jority of the many round intestinal accounts for the great prevalency of while the poor put up with wooden skewers. telling of your herd, your stables, feed, Pacific Avs. F o re st Grove worms pass directly from one animal to the latter. While these worms seldom In those day husbands were often or whatever subject you choose. L et another. Some of these worms bring trouble mature cattle, they often cause surprised at the great amount of mon- N eat T u rn o u ts ters for this column should be in hand forth young, that is the eggs are sheep to become infested, because j ey that went for pins; hence the term Monday morning early to insure pub ' “pin money.” hatched in the uterus of the female, nearly all mature cattle have more or Not so many yenrs ngo the frugul lication that week. while others lay eggs. The eggs pass less of these worms in the fourth sto American housewife was wont to tpneh (SST A B I ISHUD i8V S.) out with the feces, where they hatch mach. They are a small thread-like pin economy by teaching her children Pasturing Stock. Forest Grove, Oregon I that canny couplet, “See a pin nnd ' when there is sufficient heat and mois worm from one-half to one and one I pick It up, all the day you’ll havo good It will pay farmers to give more at A general banking business transacted ture in the atmosphere, and the half inches long, and the females have hick.”—Philadelphia Itecord. Interest paid on time deposits. tention to pasturing their stock, or we young find their way back to their host a light brown stripe running around tne Accounts invited. might say to caring for their pastures. T h e In direct Method. animal throngh feed and water, and body in spirals somewhat like the stripes Homemade Ice cream was a regular Although few farmers are aware of the on an ordinary barber pole. Sheep ! one of the most common places for Item on the bill of fare at Willie’s fact, parasites and parssitic deseases, these parasites to spread s the pasture. pasturing with or after cattle are, there | house, and while be liked the cream he that is, deseases that are due to para- I drew the line at turning the freezer The eggs are dropped to the ground fore, very apt to become infested. For the Best. Up to-date Work. One duy when his mother returned ! sites, cause as much loss as do diseases Baths. Pacific Ave. Forest Grove. where they hatch; later the parasites Much more could be written along iiome she was agreeably surprised to that are due to other causes. While crawl up on the grass blades, and as these lines, all illustrating the same j find him working at the crank ns if his A. I. Wirtz, Proprietor I parasites in small numbers do not, as tlepen»Io*i on It. the grass is eaten the parasites are principles. It has been demonstrated j r I don t see how you got him to turn a rule, cause much trouble; when they taken in with it. upon many occasions that ground (he lee cream freezer,” she said to her S . A . M o u lto n j become numerous they cause more or should not be pastured more than two husband. ”1 offered him a dime to do Where the same land is pastured year Tht j less loss of flesh, and in bad cases, fre It, and he Just laughed at me.” after year, as is done by many far or three years in succession for best re “Toil didn’t go about It tlie right L e a d in g T n n s o r ia l is t quently death. But probably the sults. Therefore, in planning a farm way, my dear,” replied her husband. ut | greatest danger due to parasites is ob mers, the ground becomes permeated, so to speak, with the eggs of various it should be laid out so that the pas “I l>et him n nickel he couldn't turn It Forest d rove served in loss of flesh. Parasites may for half an hour.”—Hariier’s Weekly. ture can be plowed up every three or not be sufficiently numerous to cause parasites, which frequently prevents the land cropped for " S e t t i n g ” ■ Sleeve. R . INIXOiNi, D e n t i s t an animal to get thin, but worry inci- young animals, especially colts and *0UT years an<3 the land cropped To set the sleeve In the laxly pin the lambs, from doing well. They do not tw0 or three years, other ground being | dent to parasites means greater food re outer Benin to the curved side of the Forest Grove, Oregon | grow, become weak and thin in flesh, use<* meantime for pasture, back about two Inches below the shoul quirements to get the animal to a cer some of them may die and the owner ¡ All ponds and places where water der seam. Slip on the waist lining and Hdilev‘1 vor«, OFFICE Th»«*< n«t r ( tain size and degree of flesh. As a bouts finn* v A to » F M. wonders at the cause. If he would collects should be drained. Most make any adjustments that are neces I rule parasites produce much more trou sary. Gather the top part of the S le e v e , destroy one of his sick animals a n d : farmers are of the opinion that there being careful to distribute the gathers ble in young animals than in old; this make a close examination of the Lungs, j should be a stream of running water in evenly. When hasting and sewing the it especially true of internal parasites, the stomach and the intestines, he every pasture, but as a m a tte of fact sleeve In be sure to hold It toward generally termed worms Some of you. One will be well repaid for time V e t e r n a r y S u r g e o n . | these worms pass directly from one an- would frequently find large quantities , such streams are often the means of »pent on this part of the work, as nn of small round worms. Lung worms conveying parasites, bacteria and other Imperfectly setting sleeve will spctl tr.« Office at Hancock & Gordon’s livery j imal to another, while others pass a are frequently found in the stnall desease-producing organisms. Good effect of a w ait» st*ble. J portion of their lives in some other branches of the windpipe, and stomach i wells and properly arranged watering Calls promptly attended to Day o r 1 animal or insect. For example, the Still H i t Dau g hter. and intestinal worms in the mucous troughs are safer and answer the pur- Old Gotrox — But if my daughter Night. tapeworm, which at times causes so II the attached to the membranes. Most of pose equally as well as running water, marries you, will she have much trouble in sheep, passes a por comforts to which she has b e e n ac these worms are small, being less than Land along the creeks that cannot be tion of its life in some other animal. customed? Young IieHroque Well, I* two inches long; they are threAd-like in I tilled may be burned over once in four will lie your fault If she hasn’t, »’hi Parasites that mature in the intestines W. H. HOLLIS, Dairymen's Corner HANCOCK & GORDON E . VV. H a in e s B a n k City Shaving Parlors i vicinity, is the colonist rates whichcltlzen °f begin September 1 and continue until forgotten October 31 and should by this time be to win. but there familiar to our readers. tderstand- To Forest Grove te letters From Kansas City. St. Joseph, ■ Leavenworth, Atchison,Coun advertis- ît cil Btuffs, Omaha, Sioux City, will be in le St. Pani, Minneapolis, Du e of this I luth and W innipeg.................. $25 00 never be- Des Moines, la ........................... 29 00 ties. St. Louis, M o ................................ 30 U0 Oklahoma City, O k ...................... 30 00 Tew York Peoria, 111....................................... 31 00 ue weni_ 34 Chicago, I I I ..................................... 33 00 >2 Evansville, In d .............................. 35 00 ago that »7 Indianapolis, In d .......................... 35 85 sociation Memphis, T e n n ........................... 37 50 ist rates 50 50 Louisville, K y ................................ 38 CO to con- 54 Cincinnati, 0 .................................. 38 C0 that the S3 Detroit, M ich ................................ 39 30 the most Cleveland, O ................................ 39 75 4Í Nashville, T e n n ............................ 40 00 of the 51 Pittsburgh, P a ................................ 41 00 :gon in- 5. Toronto, Ont ............................... 41 95 Buffalo, N. Y .................................. 42 50 ,ctlv)lleV 4 Ollghyri .4 Birmingham, A la........................... 44 50 tht fß is U Atlanta, G a ..................................... 46 75 ’/ e and 5 Asheville, N. C ............................. 46 Mobile, A la..................................... 46 85 I Washington, D. C ........................ 48 25 I i Montteal, Q u e ............................... 48 60 t V ' w i i Philadelphia, P a ........................... 49 75 a price’ ^ t Baltimore, M d ................................ 49 25 >f colo- il Boston, M ass.................................. 49 90 ime in I ih tl New York City, N Y .................. 50 00 ’T th » b ni Ice Price List. i thiee 10 lbs and under, l i cts per 11 1 neat 15 lbs 20 cts; 20 lbs 25 cts; 25 to 40 lbs 1 ct per lb; 50 lbs 45 cts; 60 lbs n and 50 cts; 75 lbs 60 cts; 100 lbs 75 cts; al ap- iwered n k e lots $ 1 .2 0 per cake. Ic e de livered every morning but Sunday, ler sale at all times at the Ice-house. »¡cycle Phone your orders not later than 8 a. m. Coni lo all Both phones. Walter Roswurir. !m f Time for Closing Mails. Following are hours for closing mails: East bound Southbound 8 a. m. 8 a. m. 5 p. m 12.50 p. m. 3 .3 0 p. in. Greenville and Buxton, 9 a. m. Gales Creek, 12:50 p. m. H . C. A t w e l l , P. M. ' •Î 'Î »uv?« V ;{ and iley’r. e high- j, s. osing ’f cund — Brick for sale at Peterson’s $7 per *. m. 3. m thousand. — Bring your wool and mohair to us. We will give you the most for it.— Bailey’s. j Dr. J. H. Knox, D. V. S. Eczema and Pile Cure tro p e K n r v iB i vhaf It la » n f f c f . t win ft* « i I M -i- o r CH A S G S , 10 any »SUcteS • * w t- » T . c a n for t c i e m , t e a t b r a a . S frattelaa. m a t and Skin D u n n i . I n u u rtll« f. Doa'l n lT e t loo*«a W rite V. W . w m i u a , « 0 « S n u n i i » m i s . Maw Vark. Socloaa t e r n — See Hoffman & Allen’s windows. 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