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About Rural enterprise. (Halsey, Or.) 1924-1927 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1925)
PAO K b RURAL E.'.TERPKISK PÉB 18. 1935 iuae are looking kitox Ute Gwuriey j anch. SPECIAL DANCE r ARMY BILL IS APPROVED TORRANCE President Signs Measure Carrying Total of 8330,180,000. , * G LO B E y . W. Clingtnan wss an Albany Washington, D. C.—President Cool buaday— Monday— Tuesday caller yeiteiaay. Idge signed the army appropriation Feb, 2 2 - 2 8 - 2 4 Hen budtell will auction ofl bill, carrying $330,180,000. Ray be«too Hi-sp«ed Brake baskets lor the Rebekahs Monday It “ The Covered W»eon” In addition to providing for the Service Station regular military establishm ent, the S a t u r d a y N i g h t 4 F e b . 21 Guy Bramwell and fam ily of • cd "N o rth cf 3 6 ” were national guard and organized reserve, I Brownsville were in Halsey Saturday 212 Hast First ••.. ¿ Ih u iy , tie r combined in one big picture featuriuR th e COLONIAL MOVETY ENTER- < the bill provides $40,000,000 for con the akatit P R»qk it truly would be great.Sjeh Helen Armstrong was home from TERTAINERS o f San Francisco • tlnuation of river and harbor projects. Phone II ) —> her school work at Eugene over the is Nane musicians, playing fourteen; different instrumsmt,. and g 810.000.000 for flood control work on week end. two entertainers. A combined show an<i|daoce for the £ the Mississippi and $760,000 for tha prioe of oje Admittance, »1.10 ; ladioe free. Panama canal. E. B- Penland and Henry Zimmer H A L S E Y R A IL R O A D T IM E The president also signed tha naval North the great epic of the west ( man left Monday morning on a trip South appropriation bill, with lta request for to Moro. No. 32, 3:20 a. m. No. 17, 12:08 p. m another arms conferenoo. Coming 18. 10.48 a. m. 3$. 7;11 p. m, The president Affixed his signature Stsvenaon of E ugene ca lled 34, 4:25 p. m. 31, 11:34 p. m. CECIL B. DeMILLE’S • on S. las R. parents, GRAIN SHIPMENTS HEAVY without public comment on the con No. 14, due Halsey at 5:02 p. m., stops J. A Steveneou ference suggestion. to let off passengers from south of and wife, yesterday. Year's Wheat Experts Estimated at Eugene. 200,000,000 Bushels. Mrs. Cecil Quimby end little daugh Nos. 31 and 32 stop only if flagged Better Live Stock and Washington, D. C.—Wheat exports Nos. 31, 32, 33 and 34 rnn between Port ter o f Alsea is visiting her parents Sand and Cheap Materials Improved Feed Methods land and Engene only. of the United Stated for the year end A. W. Dykstra and wife In recent years various methods Passengers for south of Roseburg should tag June 30 probably will total 200, Halsey Happenings . Are Expensive Because take No. 17 to Eugene and there transfer have been developed for eneoumglng to No. 15. Mrs. F. H. English of Eugene was 000,000 bushel», the department of of Handling Cost the adoption of better live stock and (Continued from page 1) Hslsev-Brownsville stage meets trams the guest the last of the week of her agriculture baa estimated. Exports Improved methods qf handling and 18, 17, 14, 34 and 33 in order named last year ware 123,385,000 bushels. Harry Common» anti family were »on, H. P. English, and family, The principal arguments for high- feeding them. Five years ago the de Increased demand for American in Brownsville Saturday afternoon. anal.vsis fertilizers are: (1) they save partment started the better sires, bet Mrs. Albert Miller spent Satur wheat, an announcement said, was on freight, (2) they save on the cost ter stock campaign and now there are George Maxwell drove to Albany day at the home of her sister, Mrs caused by short crops in^ some for of handling, (8) they do nob require more than 16,000 fanners throughout Paid-for Paragraphs Wednesday. , , W J Moore, in Brownsville. eign countries, notably Canada and a filler, and (4) they require the use the country who have pledged them (5c a line) L. H. Armstrong and wife were in i Argentina Canada's exports this of higher grade goods by the manu selves to use nothing but pure bred Mrs. Karl Bramwell and daugh Albany Tueaday. j ter went t0 Eugene Saturday for a year were estimated at 185,000,000 facturer. So says Prof. C. P. Black- sires of any kind on their fnrms. Other Rhode Island rod eggs, 60c bushels against 343,O(Jb,UOO last year. well, chief of the agronomy division, factors In present-day live stock Im Mrs. Penlumt was on the»sick l i l t visit with friends and relatives. setting. P. J. Forster, Clemson college, who explains that provement are boys' and girls’ clubs, Biports from principal producing the last of the week. — exhibits, ton-lltter Twin boys were bom to Mr. and •ountrlea this year will total between high-analysis fertilizers are those con demonstrations, taining 16 per cent or more of plant clubs, thousand-pound calf clubs, Old papers for sale at 5c a bundle Fred Sprenger sad wife end son Mrs. E. E. Gourley at an Albany 715,000,000 and 745,000.000 bushels, food. country-slre-sales plan, cow-testing as at the Enterprise office. Byrd were dinner guests at J. E. hospital Friday. Mr. laid Mrs. J. H the department said, compared with Results to Farmer. sociations, stallion registry, co-opera Porter’s Sunday. 711,000,000 last year. If a farmer buys a low-analysis tlve bull associations, ram rings, poul Mrs. M. M. Ward went to Browns fertilizer, the manufacturer, in order try Improvement activities and various Ed. Zimmerman and wife went to .•¡lie Saturday, the gueat of her Oregon Guard Camp Approved. to make up this, must of necessity do other means. The United States De Monroe Sunday to yisit with their «laughter, Mrs. W. J. Moore, sad bus Salem. Or.—Camp Lewis went Into one of two things. He must either use partment of Agriculture Is active In daughter, Mrs. Will Price, band. the discard at a training plant for low-analysis materials for his am encouraging all of these various means n few days’ visit with the latter’s Mrs. G. G. Hockensmith end daugh the Oregon national guard troops monia and potash, or he must use a of Improvement. mother, Mrs. George Maxwell, and ter, who are spending the winter In when Brlgadler-Oeneral George A. tiller. In either case the results to the T he B irds Y ield u p to 296 orow er members of the Hood River farmer are practically the same. For husband. White, commanding, obtained from Eggs in a Y e a r an d Corvallis, were home for the week s example, the manufacturer may use Apple Growers' association last week the war department approval of his sand as a filler. One may argue that received checkB, aggregating $400,000, Leslie Falk, little son of Mr. and *inA I are P ro fitab le ana tor maneuver grounds in Ore »and Is very cheap and It should make Mrs. C. L. Falk Jr., broke his collar Miss Janett Long, who ia teaching gon. Thb site of the Oregon training little difference In the price of the fer covering the co-operative agency": bone Saturday evening while playing school at Alsea, spent the week end third cash distribution on the 1924 Specializing in Plymouth Rock, of oamp in Jackson county has been ap tilizer, but let us see if that is true. apple crop. The association set with other children. He ia recover with her aunt, Mra. A. H. Quimby, the pure O. A. C. strain, Earl C. To begin with, that sand must be proved, Oaneral White said. It Is ing nicely. new record for cash dividends on Frost is building up a very modern hauled to the fertilizer plunt. It must and fam ily. located northeast of Medford. be unloaded and handled Into the apple pools just before Christmas, poultry farm just east of Portland. Charles Straley drove to Corvallis Mra. D. J. Hayas wss an Albany plant. It must then be mixed In with when it cut a melon that exceeded "Every hen on the place trap-nested Sunday and brought home his mother- visitor Tuesday. Mra. Hayas has Publication of Whisky List Stopped. the fertilizer. Then it must be sucked, $400,000. A second cash distribution and every cockerel and every cock Jefferson City. Mo. — A temporary tagged, and handled out of the plant. in law, Mrs. Esther Bike, who is been in poor health for ■•me (inis of $300,000 was made in January. The bird from high producing pedigreed reatralnlag order against the Jeffer All this Is paid for by the farmer. It house and ward keeper for the Theta and ia but slightly improved. fourth distribution, to, be made In stock, with special mated pens to carry son City Daily Post and County Clerk Is then shipped to the farmer's freight Ch| fraternity but is suffering with March, will reach an approximate on my plan of breeding, is the sys Philomath and Halsey high Dirak prohibiting the publication of station at his expense, and he must an infection of her finger and unable school basketballera will mark the Nats of person, to whom whisky pre now haul it to his farm and distrib $400,000. Previously the co-operative tem I am working by,’’ stated Fro9t to attend to her duties. close of the season with a double scriptions hove been Issued, was ute it over the land? A» this takes sales organization had advanced to when visited recently. And the re Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Dryden, Mr. and header at Rialto hall Friday avan •ranted by Judge Henry W esthues In labor, so In the end this sand has growers on supplies and for harvest cord sheet shows that the birds have cost the farmer a great deal. The Ing expenses more than $1,100,000, and produced from 177 to 296 eggs in a Mrs. Otto Smith and daughter Phyl ing. s county circuit court here. manufacturer will generally say that the total returns to growers on the lis, Mr and Mrs. Fred Peckover and year with the special pens produc The W. F. M. society of the M he does not charge the farmer for 1924 tonnage, which was slightly In daughter Amy I.ou and Miss Dicksy ft. church will hold an all-day Heuoo Oemmlttee- Kills Gooding Bill. this filler and perhaps he does not excess of 2,000.000 boxes, to date ing a very high average. The laying house and double yard Dtyden, all of Oregon City, drove to meeting Friday at the home of Mr. Washington, D. C. — The Gooding directly, but Indirectly he does add It reaches $2,227,000. ing system contains some 600 fine Halsey Sunday and spent the dsy nt sod Mrs. M E Gardner, opening long and short haul bill, over which to the farmer's bill. birds. Clover and kale furnish green Again, one may say that the filler C. P. Stafford’s. Mr. Dryden is a st 10. Lunch at uoon. The mem Pooltlc coast and western Inter-moun- Many farmers have an excellent op- brother of Mrs. Stafford and son of l>ara are finishing tbsir study book loin interests have atruggled for many does not amount to much. That may 1'ortunlty to increase their Income feed, the pld birds being shifted to ilha, was put to death In the house or may not be true. If the farmer Is from butter, raise better calves and different yards and the young chicks Mra. D. F. Dean, who is visiting the Halsey Mutual Telephone sub buying 8-3-3 fertilizer (and more than raised on new ground each year. imlttea on interstate and foreign Staffords. soribers of line seven have beeD 40 per cent of the fertilizer sold in adjust their labor problems more sat Frost has installed a battery of 24 The vote was 11 to 6. Mr. and Mrs. Chialvo oV Olympia. busy the past week Dotting their South Carolina Is of that analysis), this isfactorily by breeding a few more electrically heated Master incubators cows for fall freshening and a few 8-3-3 fertilizer can be mixed from high Wash., arrived Sunday evening for line in order, placing new poles and will continue to use the Charters analysis materials with less than 1,- less for spring. sud restretching the line, resulting 500 pounds of material for each ton of which- he had, giving him a hatching Io much improved service, fertilizer, the remaining 600 pounds capacity of about 16,000. Eggs from FOR S A L I being filler. Tills 500 pounds of filler Viotor Woodfield and his crew his own flock will be hatched for his must add materially to the cost of buy of workmen, who are building naw own use and for his customers, and ing this fertilizer and applying It to and repairing old laada for the the surplus capacity of the incubators the field. telephone company through the •8 and $10 a ton ; nlfo Colta and will be uged for custom hatching. • Low Analysis Materials. L J A I I 'C Floral and valley, mov'd their headquarter- Music shop As a general rule, however, the W ork Horses cheap. Phone l l x Hatching started about February 1 from Albany Halsey to Tangent the first of manufacturer would, most likely, use J. D. Rode, 8 miles west of Halsey and will continue during the spring the week. low-analysis materials for making up months. this fertilizer. The result, however. Is Frost takes an active interest in Samuel Newby died Monday at practically the same so far as the 'he home of bis son at Marshal- every forward movelnent concerning farmer Is concerned. He pays for the V «, town, Iowa, and will be hurried the poultryjJndustry, is a member of expense of handling the large bulk of Friday at Rosedale church, neat the Pacific Poultry Producer’s asso low grade material used In making up Salem. Mrs. Claude H u ff waa a this fertilizer, and frequently the ma ciation, of the Oregon Poultrymen's daughter of Mr. Nawby and aha terlals used are not So good hs the association and a member of the lat sod Mr. Huff will attend the fu- • higher analysis materials. N * ter’s egg laying contest committee. ueral. He has had special training for poul Deep, Mellow Seed Bed Is try .raising and, has been • developing The auction sale last Saturday of personal property left by the present pl^nt during the past Required for Soy Beans Admission 20 and 30c three years. Mrs. /r o s t and the two lute Mrs. Palmer was well attended Soy beans require a deep mellow daughters, both of whom are in by people from town and country seed bed similar to corn und It would anil price, realized ware fair. Mrs SEED WHEAT FUND READY pay to plow the field Hnd keep It in school, take an active interest Palmer had good furniture kod good condition until the first of ,i„ne in the poultry flock. took good care of it, though bar Oregon Board Sets Machinery In Which Is about the best time to sow the beans. Manehu Is one of the best many years gave it timo to deteri B y E d n a F e rb e r Motion for Farmers. r i . Cn ° Pyroto1 " “ I » m v s in varieties for hay The oat cups should orate. C o r v .ll.s t b ,, week> acoording (0 Salem. Or.—The slate board of con , Author of In the gralp drill and thev E D N A FERBER ••Cheerful By Request,” The Harrisburg school district ha» trol Saturday put Into operation the Should all be left open when sowing avsnt Ttg' ’ C° Unt)' M ncultural machinery for loaning to the farmers ••Gigolo," “ The Okie.” got ahead $2000 and wants to redeem for hay. The drill should he adjusted p ,rt of the car l ° b* •‘ H alf P ortion»,” Etc. di,lrihnt«d from Corvallis will be of eastern Oregon $1,500.000 for the U pon her firs t v ie w to sow from 60 to 90 pounds per acre. seme outstanding schoolhouse bonds, delivered to farmers February 20. The beans must be Inoculnted to o f a field o f cabbag I but the holders refuse to sell, aa the purchase of seed, as authorized under appropriation measure recently an hi, car Wa, iPru-P(, get the best results snd the best way bonds will draw interest for from es, S elina D e jo n g A rom ance o f h u to do It Is to secure some soil from acted by the legislature. five to nine years more, so the dis M-ner’ frotn Hufibard. e x c la im e d , " H o w a field where soy beans are grown, man nature; o d i The appropriation was necessary and r Ml ’ ’ Albany Lebanon trict will loan its funds to raise part beautiful I ” being careful to get toll that has con l h il i.c ,Ervf ,g I t i f Jike,y th a t It waa explained on the floor of t: ■■ verting mine o f hu of the interest on that amount of talned some of the soy-bean roots. legislature, because of the recent cold RrioL h b < > r * ' t Car to be P°ol«d, by T h e remark was long m an a c tio n s a nd bond*. Spread tills out und let It dry. hut do weather which destroyed the crops ot not expose It to the tun for the light . en?ig M ° eXt f,H He is ac- people as they really • standing joke, one thousands of grain farmers residing *111 kill the bacteria Then mix three Mrs. Mills, near ninety-four o f the fe w jokes o f •re. b* P°wiblo that sufficient vrara old, mother of S. A. Mills, east of the Cascade mountains. For •>r four quarts of the soil with qach the stolid Dutch vege thq use of the money the borrowers vushel of the seed and drill It together. •cattered orders will enable farm- who had bean ill at his home (or Why has it been the table gardeners among ^ •■ n th e W U la m e t,. valley to get several months, died yesterday will he compelled to pay Interest at He careful not to get the seed covered most talked-about too deeply. Never plant deeper than • truck load together. * whom she had come m orn in g and tha body was taken the rate of t per cent. three Inches, depending upon the soil. novel of the year f I „ _________________ ! ALBANY Ht J o Reconditioning Shop T u m b le Inn I : SUNDOWN i 2 J J J Use High Grade Fertilizer Only : A Golden Bed ; A Big Barred Rock Hennery 8 l* !l ¿»(«SVM Basketball CUT FLOW ERS — S H E E T M U S IC Last and best game of the season H ALL □ DOUBLE BALED HAY HEADER HALSEY HIGH SCHOOL So Big Becuuic. Edna Ferber writes out o f contem po rary life, not from a liter a ry w ind ow looking upon it. We have secured th e privilege o f printing this charm- • ing story as a serial. First Installment Will Appear in PHILOMATH HIGH SCHOOL / R IA L T O H A L L ’ riday Night, Féb. 20 to Newberg for burial. Funeral services will bo hold at that city Friday. Mra. M ills' lata husband waa for litany years instrumental in the support of Newberg college Cause of Weak Pigs There are several things that cans« pigs to be weak at birth. Pmbahl the most common rauae la the Improp er care of the sew during pregnane? The sow mnet he fed a rarefnlly bal «need ration containing plenty o' protein and mineral mat tor fee thee- lances must he present to bull.’ the growing emhryno. Exercise Is e o r Important because the sow must b- In good health te sourish the yens» pl(& Cows Fail to Clean Well It It vary noticeable In some section, where tha toll Is under continuous croppings for s long period, as well «. during hot. dry seasons when the crop,, do not grow wall. that the ,-owg f»n »•Hooa naturally at calving u m, Thlf fvoquootly happens when the cow, Hr,. ™ • ration that la low |n mineral «•«at. t . that are fed sp?r ■ngly and with a poor ration the nun. bor of cow, that fall to clean are man, mors thna from a well-fed herd. San Fronelace Publisher la Osad. Ran Franc taco — M H De Young pobllshsr of the Son Francisco Chron tele, died bore Sunday following an operation for intestinal troubles B ig to live. Useful Manure Spreader Durability of manure spreader de pends largely upon resistance to wear of Its gears and hearing surfaces, spreader has to withstand almost had usage In this respect as plow or cultivator. Modern spreader, are gen «■ally made with heatings carefully guarded against dust and grit. All moving part, that require lubrication should he covered and protected - dirt and atone cannot get Into the: An «lied eurface will bold dun and grtt The ooy bean crop W|H , standard rotation of cr,,,., , •«••on', gronth esn be h .r v e ,/.,i , UW. «o segj s h e ., o . u . But it was an insight to the character and perception o f this un usual wotngn. the chief figure in Edna Ferber s remarkable book. . T h e greatest ito ry from the pen o f Edna Fcrbei, & w rie r w ho has been voted unan- •moualy. "the female O. H enry." // a j S e r ia l in gj A delegation from the local I. 0 , D. F. lodge visited the Brownsville lodge Saturday evening. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT of Administrator d .r » ? i^ J ’ iI,ereby tiv en ,h 4 t ,h * M»- C o n r r r d,- y " ‘der °f ,h« h Conn,r S °" 7 ° L Coan,f' s, beta ‘*2 ^ ra"»i»r»»°r of the estate of havini fi "•*' deoeMed. All persons ren. r5d »“ d •»‘•te are mn« U.d f Present them within Sis w.m ,h . ™ he d ,,e of ,h i* ■"»>«■ d e lL l Z t n7 e” "ry vouchers, to the un dersigned administrator at his place of • ' » • ' - i« u . : of ®",.P ° bll»hed this 4th day of February, i«2fc j. c Bramwell. * a v Vdministrator Aforesaid. A A r .ss.n g , Atiy. for AJmr.