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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1922)
^® p i T * ,* * - «£*3® • •' .., * . r '- v» -V • •* •'> r a s a viva ..... .. ■■»’■ L jjv , ÿ&M _ nr ' laK« R-,1». ! Il j Í!*' MARY1 C ,t\ £«* PLAN TO PREVENT MOULD — I $ 200,000 > . S • 7 % Convertible Qold v; Mountain States Power Company .¡‘Z- w&dI ' W ft V v -.. D » M February 1st 1920 '* b -L e . " < •* • , - ¿.» "’•.’-v ;■• ■-•- * •-«•* v*^ '•■ if® ’ <% ■; .vifrrteüt, • IM N riS ilK jflÉ iH É riË & Ë É titai 'T" -, X |E ? - .'» sí ,.^; 'X***\X r • «'•J m v/-'.. ,' ? ' n: ■ ■ -■••7’ - ï3 •' MUKCI payable February 1st and A ugust 1st o f each year. . , . r . j - - fol ti followed. wOl it th li fall t e telpful to | aat at ataau a ; 1. Avold hatchtng ot rU and May a n beat, > the Marcb. Aprtl depend In« an th e breed., a n c t tii 2. Próvida la free ram « durine t t e am- tira aeauo. S. Avold i D enom inations ^ $ 1 0 0 - $500 - $1000 These Notes are a direct obligation of the Company and are issued tinder a Trust Agrément, Illinois Trust and Savings Bank, Chicago* Trustee. m < C ustomers for Cash or on the M onthly • / iV-1 ^(k*5liifç«Ü j p f : j*. iWvestaMnt F lan, - •**•*•••• Price Par and Accrued Interest Z lip id i ."¡¿aX. .»v . í '7 . x. xîîr, Wm, *■, . i f •! ÍÜÉÍStjiSj m ¿ ¡ Ç :' ,'> '•* -V > \ i • a v DIFFICULTIES WITH TURKEYS ountain States Power ¿i. v . ï JESS? _ .• C.. tS v it ■Nkt&íi*'* ■> ■ iW .,^ áj s*. - — ------- a te ta t t e ___ montte. QUI I raderò FIGHT cream for w hipping It la n et too into to Be Pram 24 to m Maura C I Contain a t ta r a i SO t e r Cant of Sntto tto t MATURE CHICKENS ON RANGE ta c k wOl «a te tte r M net to pick tte ir living with tte •rmtawraamt W pniUUIT l«CTI i d «s ■ ■ « tare Ndckena to r a a * aulta. and be kept vary cool. Pi ty taadtoc ftem sp aftaetj. A _Sw>d ■ R te S N ta tta a tenda to tower t t e wh.K aammar ratloa for 1 ’ * I >ln* i ° , n t T <* I M cream, and home 1 part wheat. 1 part oats, I. and 1 p art ¡ penlmtlon la vary harmful to I t Oem- «ora. by weight. Mora Wnad they practically M atray the IW tad a lutto t a l . . *f cream f o r - * > ' - - 5 " " " n s s d t la « - of t t e a s nStay Im portanl avoid waato' ky saine I « i i» s N N e i s H t . T 6 o t . * a » Y o u r n rL M oneyl B ran d s hp t t e tinned often eoa stala tot read end dried. ■ Ida«« o f p art of toa Il Is put al I te front Il II saw ilk .T te Aviator—The p rc r-i'e ^ .M at A 4 rant and enti make 10.000 revolution» #5 pounds of « to -v s ■ « « « r a r a S 'n u t o S ^ r n d T t . T te apices abould te « afte r and added ta tte te a to «branch tte (tat t t e man« Into small d p at through t t e grinder, After It la th a t N ta a n tta m ly aaara rater abould be added If la to t e stored away In t I t It la to t e staffed la crab i al lt t l a water may t e aarafladry to soft on the OfWTRfST jjjtaL. * that It oTO «Hp ■ toy tte yaaat r a te ta MU If y ra w ish to heap tt a w hita a a a (tat toa ta te t tofo amoS placea and te rtto la aeaaonlng orar It, torn r r a M through too criador, untate ton sam Plato. P et . It away la e m at pto ta r M to « ten as, to w add a Utt Folding Do ■ v- ¡h to OMidran w te a t« toeftoad to te sttpated shootd t e allowed ant See or all flea a day. This baffle a great a I a •» o k a In a vary cool «molto rati) a d a r t mahogany color la obtained. a »ho kills off her wet cockerels and pullets ueb a ponltrywoman aa >pie think. Oft an it la tte that a r t t t e amat valuable, yat nearly every ta n a woman thinks aha ta Justified ta kUUag off t e r larg ate chicks If they te p p r a to te-cock- arola. It Is not a vary hard m atter to gat fl2 and Ml ta r good, vigorous util ity eackerata nowadays. Bettor t e certain bafnra you kill t t e nest one. GIVE OLD FOWLS ATTENTION If piala OMÉ t t e park ta i cas t e remorad economy. JTaat grea test atte toward t t e a me that you n a a a ape- p a t r e a a te p w t tw m aayw aan Cat aff to a taai. draw « a sfra tto « r a ta ton » Wm f e ! > „3 M mP their Angara. We wear them about our nocka which la more beautiful, . w« think I j. "Our bodies are small and narrow and graceful. Wo are wearSra of pretty bluish, grayish aulta ta d wo I a a toa m o rte l as ■ m i V - " ' j S a : ma * V, “ Then,“ J aald tte second Ring- Becked Snake, "wa must go to sleep fa r t t e fftplflfl.* ^ "Too don’t b are to go to sleep for t t e w inter if you don t want to.” aald t t e flrat Rteg-Neckcd Snake. , “HI««. Maa. a-q u-l-ren. wiggle." aald tte aacond Ring-Necked Snake. “T hat to • good Joke Of course I want to (0 to sleep for the winter, and you know I want to go to sleep for the "BM you spoke aa though y ra wore forced to go to stoop for t t e winter." "Oh, par m id t t e asesad Ring wa should frolic and play while toa • t t e r ta warm and while arili wa taai Hke playing, ta r soon wa win taai toe sleepy to play. "I tara t t e wta ta r ta r sleeping. I raid not stay awake for anything. I t woald t e too har d to kaap nu and to ret food. In tte soo t t e snakes stay a w a k e because they're kept warm and are fed, but a i th e s e e '^ M rary kindly about t t e rant ot aa." "That*» t t e right Idea." «aid t t e o tte r Ring-Necked Snakea. “Wall," aald the fln t Ring Necked B aste, “wo are so named because wo te r # yellowish rings about our necks. Housewife M ates Ml s ta te In Oettio« with currant Vdly M » POWDER ■ —T hey know t h a t Powder can’t be sold for less— that “more for the mon- ' means bake-day fail- , waste of time and UHI war »aid t t e rest E m • ff H « a i « w l r e i &&<r£M four o’clock In t t e afternoon, whan they te c ta m arine toward home, rang W far to te d o n e t t e way. If tte ■ tter la no« too warm tony do not ■nd so m ark time lying In t t e shade. I craa««amUy raago orar a larger a n a , «nd «M y keep m teteg away from boms an til noon. By feeding to t t e paa every moraine they eooa I r a n to go there an coming down from moot, and no time la loot In pen nlng them. U they fly out of tte pen after being fed. toe flight feath era from aoa « ta g tooted t e Hipped. ■ -.-i.~ wwwm^erawmsyon .,***, KILUNG OFF BEST CHICKENS ni» tete W d T nrteya Oa Meat of T te ir Sarty ta Monito«. Add t SPIr. -*• te Das ona cuptal of 'loa of water. • f t e T te ir P I» :jf‘p aonous. *. -■ _______ ■ "W o • r o n ’ t . . poisonous. They say that nine hun dred and ninety out of every thou sand snakes a re not p o l s o n o n a . Lot people look up pictures of the Rattler and the Oopporhead a n d beware at ora—or perhaps I should ray our stomachs are of orange color. “Wa like the nighttime for n nice frolic. We re shy little creature« and wa'va no more daafrs to so# people than perhaps they b are to se» ah." “I should think,” mid another Ring- Nocked Soaks, “they would Uka to aoa t e for we’re really very pretty.” , 1 should think an too," raid t t e ■ to ,. Ring Necked Snake, "but wa « w a s t t e area o rar which turkeys «U nt mind it If they don’t think that way «bout oa.* ............... .. ranca, hut eran then they often «O I "Soma of our relative« wear wider far. Whan trouble at thfti kind oe- cara, t t e awat effective plan la ta rings than o tters," aald the second • r M a n Uwn lato an in d o rare and keep t i n t Backed Snake. ; "Wall, that 1a t t e «ray people do, imew m ere until RDout noon. ton," sold t t e flrat Ring-Necked Snake. “Some wear larger Jewel« than other«. of their ^ i j m ^ r l y 1 tok toó M ró ü Wn always And such comfortable pad by alno o'clock they ara usuai I r a n i back of atones or old logs and fa ta r from home aa they will «at di flame of our relatives Uka to have W t t e day. Aa aeon aa t t e a n a I team s a little way under the ground. W# enjoy t t e te at of food, ouch an laaorta and earthworms and o tte r raell snake delicacies. And our little onas are so anxious to aer the world th a t they hatch out almost before wo lay the eg g sT ' J h , ’ said the other Ring Necked Snakes, “we mast bora a good play- time now, and this evening Is the time ta r l t " T m ," mid t t e «rat Ring-Necked rate, “for the autumn la harrying ong »nd the warm weather will soon |a always In 4 » tte 0-0 0 ! not m a te toa m M h te at feeding nuch la t t e eerty day« a# t t e tat Ig process. It toould ever t e kept ind that t t e appetite a u « M p te by Depart te s t eraam to whip ta c to * .He* team $4 to iê hours old, a a js toa Dallad States «alture. It should Saad Summer Rattan far Haws ta M l» to ra of W heat O ats a t e Corn, In a fcEGIPE FOR M ARINO PURE PORK SAUSAGE ? 9 t'-WOm »FT PWV* Mate Work ta Keep Floota Pram Wanda ring Over Wide Area and New Illustrated Booklet and Complete Information on Roqúest V. Coquille I A Do aot attam pt to hold pulióte teck, lat t t e o m atura normally. . 6. B aya t t e pallóte la t te ir wta Cuartera te te ra productlon atarta. A Avold any audden chance In feed, «ara or management a lta r privduotlon bocina.—Oonnectlcut Offered D irect by the Company to Its ' N e c k e d flnnka said, "poopln wouldn't tkinfe all ■vary fall we te a r a lu m b er of porta of pullet-egg j cut down by fall porbapa only netui or that «Tory ana la worklag toward aarly maturity and production by nanna of te tta r broodtaf early hatch- Inc and boèry fatelo«. It la natural for vary early hatched pulieta to atap lajrhu and «o throu«h a partial te te ra cold weather. In addition to ■’■ -' %*»/•* '• V 7^*;VV -’- ÿ)r.' ' . "• » D ae February 1st, 1930 . Maturai far Vary Bariy Matchad P u l f S' M a ta 4 * , Threu«h Partial Moult la Pall. p !w ~ W â 0 p ld SNAKS8* PLAVTIM t — "Of course tte r a are only t t e two poisonous snakes — t t e Rattlesnake and the Coppe*- hood—and we do Rlag- -Not for any at SR** they all aald and wriggling and ln«kftfi„aary planted as tte p th a t they could go to Heap h ra a ra r they war "So raw wa ara d to do an" franc," aald t t e "Now we moat fVollr.'- m id t t e sec a t e Ring-Necked Baste. •Bow wa meat frolle." aald all the o tte r Ring-Neck ad » a t t e . , H A -A bó now wo wm da aa." t t e f ln t Blog-Necked Snake addad. And t t e o tte rs an played oa that annke p lsy tlm ta .. "Now, BdwarA" raid .tte rim a yos ten am w te A llas w “Tea, ma’am." "A what r ■ ■ J # z r u 'a £ t: i >2-