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About Rural enterprise. (Halsey, Or.) 1924-1927 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1925)
■RURAL enterpri H a ls e y H a p p e n in g s At present we are living in B a n d C o u n t y E v e n ts our tents.” The Brownsville hotel is Doings of Our Populace closed. Clifford Carey has returned Chronicled in Brief to Eugene Paragraphs The last number of the Har risburg Bulletin reports the "Bulletin sale hanging,” but says nothing about hanging the contracting parties, so we suppose they are footloose. The automobile is a help to both honest people and crooks T. J. Skirvin reports the disap pearance of 45 sheep from the J. W. Moore farm, this side of Rowland. Probably they were given a ride on a truck. D elon Wel| li winter's aohool. il bere for the Louise Robnett goes to nor mal school at Monmouth this winter. Mrs. J. E. Southworth is home from her visit at Belling ham, Wash. A. L. Bostwick, one time of the Brownsville Times, is on the copy desk of the Portland Oregonian. W. J. Cary returned to Rose burg Friday, thinking that f ur P a r tia l L is t o f C o n te n ts News of Hal»«).........................page j Pine Grove . . . . . ________. . . i Alford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J Lake Creec ............... . K ir k ........................................... All Oregon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Church Announcement!!........... Daddy » Fairy Tale..................... Editorial Comment . . . . . ___ _ Serial Story__ . . . . . ' . ____ . . . . . Fashions_________ _________ _ Santa He T r a il............................. On the Fuuny S id e ..._____ . . . ncreased Vae of Water Power . W HO PAYS THE Great Outdoors—Farm Items Market*. .................................. A Banker on Federal Reserve Agncnlture Learned Calling. The Shedd Fair....................... Immigration Decreasing______ Seven Billions of Savings . . . . . Churches Fight for Prohibition War Aircraft Quiz on____. . . . . Oddfellows' Grand Lodge____ Kitchen Cabinet....... .............. . Canning . . . . . ______________ Better building in Fance___. . . A 1638 Book on New England . W AGE IN C R E A S E ? An unknown but enterpris ing man is reported to have been making as much as $30 a night on recent Saturdays by standing at the approach to the Harrisburg free ferry and collecting 80c alleged ferry toll from each stranger taking a car aboard. ther treatment might improve his paralyzed side. Mr». J, D. Pittman and her father, Mr. Barber, attended the funeral of William Woodin at Junction City Monday. C. P. Kizer of Harrisburg, E. Hibbard of Corvallis and Floyd Fox took all the prizes for Ox Mrs. Bert Clark came home ford sheep at the Yakima fair. Thursday. Her mother, Mrs. The Martin Cummings fam Curtis, came along and is still ily had as week-end guests with her. Mrs. Cumming»’ brother, B. Mrs. Nora Colman, who has and family from taught at Peoria, will reside in n M. Janes, , part of Miss Ruby Schroll’s | Benton county Mike Banich of Harrisburg house and teach the fourth, fifth and sixth grades of our has been fined $10 for leaving school. Mrs. Shotwell, one of a band of sheep without food the high school teachers, will or water. And sheep the most board with Miss Schroll. An profitable of livestock! other new teacher is Miss Lo Lyman Howe and son and rena Kizer of Harrisburg, sev Dean Tvcer and family have enth and eighth grades. leturned to their homes at San Saturday morning C. H. Jose and Oakland, Cal., re James of California, north spectively, after a vacation in bound, rau into Mrs. A. C. Brownsville. Armstrong’s car in Albany, Can you read tha Chocktaw lan. causing over $30 worth of guige? If »o perhaps you enjoyed damage. Then he sped north the first line of the Tavenport ward without rqgard to the pisr.o advertisement on page 10 speed limit. A w arrant was last week. The company, how. issued for his arrest, as the ever, is selling tbo.e pianos in collision is claimed to have good American English. been his fault, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Freerk- Seth Mills writes that his sen and grandchildren, Bobbie address is Goddard, Alaska, n l 0>r.-it M u , W!»t t< C.r- not Hot Springs, and adds: vallis Sunday to visit their daughter and sister, Mrs. Frank Workinger, who is in Albany's a hospital. only Chancy Sickels and wife EXCLUSIVE got home a week ago Thurs O PTIC AL PARLORS EVERYTHING OPTICAL B a n c r o ft O p tic a l Co. 313 W ett First street. Albany,Or. o o o I I THE UNIONS CITY EMPLOYER FARMER (F rom th e P h ila d e lp h ia F arm J o u r n a l) K i r l ^ K in k s W H A T IS E V A P O R A T E D M IL K f Did you ever stop to figure out the exact meaning of “Evaporated M llk 'i Mrs. R. E. Bierly visited'ai The word "evaporated" may give you Everett Carey’s Thursday a f the Idea that In the process of evapa ration the milk has lost some of Its ternoon. valuable qualities. It hasn't. It has The Kirk school started Mon lost only water. Sixty per cent of the water Is evaporated from the milk day with Kenneth Van Nice as after It comes fresh from the cow teacher, The first step in processing the milk Is the evaporation, when a portion of A. M. Snodgrass and family the water content is removed. The of Shedd spent Sunday after second step is the homogenization, noon at Henry Falk’s. which Insures the cream being dis tributed evenly throughout the milk Quite a few people from The third Is the canning. The fourth this community attended the Is sterilization, which takes place In funeral of Mrs. John Miller. the can when the milk Is subjected to sufficient heat to destroy the bacteria. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Falk, Thus evaporated milk remains ns pure son Webster and daughter and fresh In the container as when It Delma were at Henry Falk’s foamed into the pall In the farmer's barn. Thursday evening. Evaporated milk Is now generally day from their eastern trip. Mr. recognized as the freshest milk avail able to those oot living on farms an-i Sickles cut it short a week on producing their own milk. For fresli account of the heat and the Truman Robnett will attend ness In milk means purity. alkali water in Oklahoma and Transportation of milk from the he came home better satisfied O. A. C. the coming term and dairy country to the city Is well syste than ever with the western his mother, Mrs. Edith Rob matized and rapid and yet owing to Oregon climate. nett, and grandfather, John tha Immense quantities of milk that must be rushed In daily, much of It M. Porter, will with him re must (Continued ou page 10) he obtained at considerable dis side at Corvallis. tances and a large per cent Is neces They and Mrs. La Follette sarily some days old when It Is de livered by the milkman. propose keeping boarding Evaporated milk, on the other hand house. Mrs. La Follette is Is last night's .,nd this morning’s milk the dairy barn, always under mother of the Cross boys. Ken From rigid inspection, It Is hurried by farm- neth, who has been with her ers to factories located In the heart of in eastern Oregon, will go to the dairy country and delivered whet O. A. C.. He came home with It Is fresh. Evaporated milk Is canned George Cross, Will Corcoran Just at Its "freshest moment,” when and Wayne Robertson, who It Is In Its finest state. It Is never visited there, and the party allowed to get old. The whole proc I took in the Pendleton round ess from cow to can requires only a few hours. It may he Interesting to up. know that the process of sterilizing takes place after the milk has been sealed In Its containers. Once In Its Church of Christ I sterilised containers, there Is no pos siblllty of deterioration. The sterilizing of evaporated milk Insures Its purity—It makes a safe milk for the children. Evaporated milk Is boiled milk, and this makes It more digestible. It may be used for any mdk need with safety and economy. For ordinary cream needs, use It Just as It comes from the can. When a rich milk Is desired, add an equal part of water. For cooking and bsk Ing. two parts water and one part udlk Sunday School, 10. will usually suffice. (By an Enterpiise Reporter) Move to Corvallis Preferred Stock Canned Goods i “ Preferred Stock ’ meiyiH all that the name, implies— the choice of the pack. i I When you buj Preferred Stock goods you ( have wisely chosen incomparably the best, se-i lected for size, flavor and quality. < Make the test yeurself. Compare Preferred ¡ Stock with other brands and it will meet with < your discriminating choice < Preferred Stock goods are not packed to meet] a price. They are sold only to those who ap-< precíate first quality. ( It is true some brands are sold cheaper, hut ( they arc sold solely on price appeal. < We are distributers of about thirty varieties| of Preferred Stock goods. < M. V. KOONTZ CO. ¡ Cbriatian Endeavor, Preaching, 11. Clifford Caray, pastor. M. E. Church Robert Parker pastor. Sunday school, 10. Preaching. 11. Junior League, 3, Epw ortb-league, 7. Prdtcbing, 8. Praver-mceting Thursday, Bible Study Tuesday, 2;30. The same quantity of pure fresh milk tnay advatageoualy be substituted for evaporated milk and water. Once opened, etetllized evaporated milk and fresh cooled milk from the cow are e q u a lly liable to infection and deteriora tion. Mr. and M rs. Will Price and children of-' Mon roe ' visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Zim merman Saturday evening. A lfo r d A rro w s P in e G r o v e P o in ts ’ ) (By an Enterprise Reporter) . (By Special Correspondent) Dr. k en t of Eugene called at Chester Curtis’ Sunday even ing. Jesse Jenks and family of Tangent visited at J. 11. Rick ard’s Sunday. George Godwin and family L. E. Eagy was a Corvallis caller Thursday. Floyd Nichols and family Were Albany visitors Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Knighten and Thelma were in Albany, of Buena Vista epeut Sunday Friday. at John Rolfe’s. Mi', and Mrs. Will Eagy of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Whit- Oakville visited at L. E. Eagy’s beck were Sunday evening cal Saturday. lers at IL L. Straley’s. Gracie Johnson cut her School will start in the Al foot with an axe, the wound ford district next Monday with equiring several stitches. Mrs. E. D. Isom as teacher. The Pine Grove orchestra is Mrs. Gaither Harpoole and practicing regularly again little daughter of Junction City and had the first lesson since visited at Lee Ingram’s Thurs vacation Tuesday evening. day afternoon. A. F. Albertson, Mrs. Miss Lillie Rickard, accom W. Mrs. G. McNeil, Miss Iona Al panied by her friend, Miss bertson and Earl Albertson Craler of Milton, spent the were shopping in Albany Fri week end at home. day. Mr. and Mrs. Ingold and Miss Agnes Chandler and Mrs. George Workinger apd baby visited Mrs. A. E. Whit- Mrs. George Chandlei and son Richard attended the Shedd beck Thursday afternoon. (im m u n ity fair Friday afternoon. Mi. and Mrs. Raymond Rick- r.rd oi Bruce visited their par noon. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael The fair committee with Rickard, Saturday night and George Chandler as chairman, Sunday. tas been busy preparing the Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Betts ’ine Grove exhibit for the and small daughter of Mon ounty tai.'. rovia, California, were guests Elmer Cadwallader and fam- at A. E. Whitbeck’s Monday ly, recently from Indiana, night and Tuesday of last have moved to the Shepard week. olace, recently vacated by th e Stewarts. Insurance Companies Sue Power Co San Francisco.—Charging that the Pacific Gas & Electric company was responsible for the fire vfhlch parllallj destroyed Berkeley tw o ye *re ago. In surance companies and Individuals fll cd suit aaglnst the company for a sum of 14.000,000. Both the Insurance com panles and individuals hold that the Berkeley fire was started by a high power transmission line three miles northeast of the city. Americans Serving In Africa Warned Washington, D. C.— The state de partment has taken steps to call tc the attention of American aviators who are serving as volunteers with the French army In Morocco the fact they are performing that service In viola lion of the laws of the United State* Mrs. Bert Haynes and daugh ter Delta and Mrs. E. E. Hover went to Eugeiw Monday and Delta bad tonsils and ade noids removed. Misses Eunice Sylvester and Mary Heinrich moved into housekeeping rooms in the Brock house Saturday to live whilt? attending Halsey high school this year. W . Thompson, the latest buyer oi tbn G. R. W alker place, with his wife audjgrown eon, moved on Htturday. They came from Pleasant H ill, Lane county. They are advertising for eeed grain thia week and alao offering piga for sale. Indiana Has Earthquake. Evansville. Ind. — This section ol southern Indiana was shaken earl) Sunday by a short earthquake shock The trrm blor rattled windows sad dishes Crime’s Sorry H ash Its The relatives of A. Louisig- not, the automobile thief kill ed near Jefferson last week by a traffic officer, told Corono? Fisher to do what he pleased with the body. The Washington girl who had been traveling with him for weeks and who tearfully declared that they were going to be married was cared for by Spokane Accident Fatal to Flyers. Spokane, Wash.— Lieutenant Sehuy ler Priestley, 25. and Private John A Avey. J r , 20, were killed at the Eart Hoisington aviation field here when the air plane In which they were rid ing crashed to earth from an altitude of 400 feet. The accident occurred the Albany Red Croea and went during the air circus In which 23 borne. planes were participating. It was w it The officer who did the kill- nessed by 30,000 persons. ing was exonerated. Visit the Oregon State Fair Salem, Sept. 28-Oct. 3 G o by train. Ride comfortably; arrive safely and free to enjoy thi« gala event. Avoid crowd ed highway« and parking difficulties. Lotv Roundtrip Fares w ill make your trip turprisingly inexpensive. For full information» ask agert Southern Pacific Lines C P. Moody Ag*ot Phone 22fi
