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About Rural enterprise. (Halsey, Or.) 1924-1927 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1927)
ü NTERPRI, A g rc u ltu re H o rtic u ltu re L iv e s to c k A Weekly Chronicle oi Local Events and Progress in Linn County Established 1912 From the Editor's Point of View HALSEY, OREGON’ , T H U R S D A Y FEB. 24, 19?7 $1 * year in advance Church Notices Spoon River Sparks Methodist—Next Sunday : 10 a. in., Sunday school 11, Public servicess 3, Junior League 6:80, Epworth League 7:30, public services. 7:30 Thursday, prayer meeting Here all will find a welcome regardless of social standing. Your presence will help, and we will try to do you good. J. S. Miller, pastor. (Entarprla# Oorreepondence) D a ir y P o u ltry W ool Thoughts Penned by Oregon Editors Mrs. C. K. Gillette, who went Glenn Williams and family j The Stayton Co-operative can to Salem last weak to care for her moved today to a farm north of. nery plans two additions to its Stream Pollution a Grea mother and sister, came home Success Not in Getting Shedd. plant. with her two sons, whom she left W aste of Resources But in Doing C. C. Curry has resigned as Lane county flocks are increas at E. E. Carey’a when she returned The agitatioa for legislation to atop county recorder and his wife has ing 100 per cent this lambiDg (Portland Telegram) tbe pollution of our stream* with aew- it) Salem, She will bring ter been appointed bis succesaor. It season. agn has subsided with a partial compre mother and sister home as soon as Dr. Henry Sieenbock o f the hension of the cost such stoppage by ia understood Curry is going into A. H. Porter of Condon has they are able to come. University of Wisconsin, after a any means new known would entail. business. bought the William Washburn lifetime of patient research, has R. E. Bierly and wife and son Through all the ages of man, in all Southern Pacific trains are all farm of 160 acres adjoining south were in Albany Friday. discovered a method for treating the lands he has occupied, he has been on schedule again after the storm. Brownsville at a price ap| roti throwing oSal into thh sea directly or M. B Harding and wife went cert,in with the vitalizing floating it thither by river. Last Sunday evening's services mating «100 an acre and will take to Corvallia last week and brought ■ Ichemy of the ultra-violet ray This writer has seen the bum on an at tha Church of Chriat were dis possession soon. home over 1800 bsby cnioks. and so making them” carriers of Oregon wheat farm built with the stable pensed with to enable the mem Mi®. C. P. Mot dy visited Mra. Guess there will be same early frys the health.giving vitamines whore over a creek, that at flood time the ma bers to attend tbe revival at tbe George Driutard jf Brownsville in the neighborhood. Importance we are but just begin nure might be washed away and the Methodist church. Tnesday. ning to appreciate. labor of hauling il avoided, in another Kenneth Van Nice was a Sunday The sun and its rays have b.en case, where no stream was handy, he Mrs. R. P. Dougherty ol A tourist io'» Stndebaker car let dinner guest of his friend, Albert saw the manure hauled and dumped in worshiped as the souroe and Br wnsville went to Seattle Tues hie oil ruu out and the engine Connor. the corners of a worm fence along the guardian of life hy Innumerable day. “ froze’’ at Halsey Tuesday. The rood. The straw on these farms was got Herman Steinke and family primitive peoples, and in every age The community entertainment spent Saturday evening at G. J. Halsey garage ran all night repair out of the way b y burning i t The wise o|d grandmothers have pie- average wheat production gradually fell ing the damage. at Oddfellows’ ball Tuesday night Rike’s. from 40 bnahela an acre to 14. scribed fresh air and sunlight brought in about «15 despite the Church of Christ— Mrs. Morris’ mother, Mrs. W. W, R Kirk and wife and the as enrativee for alt manner o f Some of the successors of such farm storm. Preaching, 11 A. Eastburn, suffered a second f. P. Templelons attended the ers are improving their land and their Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Evans came fnneral{of Mrs. Houston Thursday, ailments. Now we discover that Christian Endeavor, 6:30 stroke of paralysis early in the incomes and some are hoping something it is not so much the fresh air as Precaching, 7:30 lihe the McNary-Hangen bill will enable week at her home in Albany and from their home in Portland for a the unobstructed sunligh| that Mrs. Oreu Frura and daughter them to lift themselves out of the mire visit with Lake Creek relativesjlnat Clifford L. Carey, pastor. died this morning at 2 o’clock. Ruth (Mrs. Holloway) visited at makes the out-of-doors a tonic to by pulling on their bootstraps. Saturday, intending to return The new platform on the side- growing children. W.‘ „ R. Kirk’s Thursday afternoon. Before this country is as densely pop Tuesday. track, near Frum’s warehouse, is If Dr. Steenbock can catch arid ulated as .China, American ingenuity Harlie and James Rike spent Last week's reports from this put there by the railroad company w ill find a way to save the immense tame this element and sell sunshine Saturdav with C. J. Straley while potential fertility now going to waste for convenience in handling keavy county to the state board of health Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Rika went to by the pound he has made a great on the farm through our sewers, as the packing com machinery. showed a continned rapid increase contribution to human welfare. Albany. paoiea have found means to practically You can get these at your There iaa fortnue in it, and tho The Church of Christ has begun in number of cases of flu, of which make their slaughter-house offal pay Kenneth Van Nice and Henry their running expenses. practice on a cantata to be given there were 86, against 1 of chick- Falk went to Eugene Saturday finest thing in the story is Dr. local drug store enpox, 1 of measels, 3 of mumps H o y the Southern Pacific clears 2% st easter. and purchased an organ for the St enbock's plans for tbe distribu and 1 of pneumonia. m jh it n dollars a year by reclaiming tion of that fortune. He has said Epsom S alts...... ® lbs. 25c Kirk school. In renewing his subsription to unk i t related belsw. that he did not intend to " per Charles Gausle and family, late the Enterprise S. A. Mills writes Tne Busy Bee Sewing club met vert hie life's greatest work by of Eugene, are moving into the Sheep Dip...$1.70 a gallon from Alaska : “ We very much at the borne of its leader, Mrs. J. ‘'Scientists" now announce that they selling It,” and he hag therefore revised Carter house today, are able to produce life through a chem S ulphur...............4 IbsJ 25c enjoy tne home news. Our loxes N. Elliott, Friday afternoon. aecured a patent for hi® process, ical formula. Before they turn their Tbe Garibaldi News tells that After the business hour refresh are doing well and the price of Woodlark Squirrel which he has turned over to the new product loose on ua we’d like to “ Captain D. E. Paul of the 9th ments were served by Mrs. Elliot blue fox pelts is very much on the Poison....................... 60c know whether it w ill be fleas, mosqui state and Univeraity of Wisconaiu, up grade lately, making prospects division of the Garibaldi regiment as a surprise in honor of Edna toes, lounge lixards or Franknsteins. J f Milking Tubes and with the understanding that the very bright for u s.” A couple of had a tack placed with murderous Falk’s birthday, Bernice Philpott uew product« shall be sold at a Teat Plugf................25c Let1« Salvage the Squeal yetrs ago, whenMr. Mills resided intent in his seat by a private oi and Ardella Falk assisted the prioe low euough to be in the reach netr here, he predicted a good bis own division” The Newt does hostess with the serving. Cannera are 'said to utilize ah of all. ____ __ Stock Tonics made by future for tbe blue fox bnsinesi. not eay whether that tack was MearlefJean Straley and friend •f a hog except the squeal. Tire K O R IN E K The Gtful end of Representative He has taken his own medicine placed in the seat (Captain Paul Elnebel Myers of La Grande spent exception is a great waste. The carries around with him or in one fhe week end at H. L. Straley'a M .cpheraou'e series of hills pro and evidently it agrees with him. radio demonstrates that that on which it rests when he sits and went to Newport with Ci arles posing reformation of tbe admin Mrs. Mary Hayes is visiting her squeal agitates the air all the way down. Berhaps in both. Straley Saturday, They were met istrative machinery of Oregon from Hogtown to Kankakee. Save KODAKS AND KODAK FILM S daughter, Mrs. Nash, in Bortlund, at Albany by Mr, and Mrs. does not mean that consolidated while recuperating after her recent it and servo it up through railroad Straley. Leroy Struley took the state government is a discredited illness. wbistlea and tha trains can wake Coming soon issue. We realize that Mr. Mac i'UR SALE " ladies to Corvallis Sunday. tbe echoes and tbe slumberers at Beet thing in Halsey this year John Palmer is a March circuit pherson himself understood that all hours of the day and night in A- L. Falk and family were at the introduction of his sheaf of court juryman. C IT Y H A L L Halsey and elsewhere at a great Byron Gage’s Sunday afternoon, hills, after a special legislative One and or.e-lialf years old. The Klamath Falls Herald says: saving of steam and fuel. if takeu soon. <P«Jv “ Positively, the only way to ever committee from Senate and house Pfne Grove Points The S. P. Co. is already salvag Can furnish papers extra. by refused to and had no time to give have economy ia to refuse to pro (By Special Correspondent) ing about everythiog within sight Inquire Enterprise office. them extended study, served only vide money for a legislature to Albany Hi School Dramatic Club oi hearing. During 1926 it saved Mrs, John McNeil visited the an educational purpose.—Oregon Local people pronounce it best spend.” But who is to do the $726,169 on reclaimed aaterial Albany Hi has had for years school Tuesday afternoon. Voter. refusing? FOR SALE and «136,865 on recovered mate Proceeds fo r jL I B R A R Y Fund George Gillispia and wife of Last year Tillamook couuty’s 4 and 6 years old rial. In addition it sold old metal Watch for the announcement io Lebanon visited at A. F- Albert Parent-Teacher«’ Aitocietion dairy products—mostly cheese— to tbe value of $685,932 and itself this paper two-year-old son’s WehneBday, were valued at »1,900,271. (School Reporter) used scrap valued at $997.339. All Jersevs and all with calf H- L. Wallace and wife visited Total reclamation for the year, At the Parent-Teachers* alia N. H. Hess, Brownsville Mr. Wallace’s parents at Ingram »2.544,546. lion meeting Feb. 11, praeiued Lock box 24 Island over the week end. over by the president, Ta, Free- Leone Palmer spenttfUt —«k '■»nd, an amendnsxnl io raise tbe end at Albany. I dues nuui J# cents to 26 cents, Floyd Nichols and family spent 11 ♦ •V- effect next September, How to Buy Good Quality Foods W e do wiring of all kinds. Radio repairing the seek end at Alb" / . which had been laid on the table, at Popular Prices a specialty. No job too small L. E .E sgyand .ife were Albany was recalled and voted upon. It was decided to give an enter visitors one day last week. Call at our expense. H. W EBER tainment to raise money to carry Ray Hover and wife spent the Phons 37C4 Brownsville, Oregon week end with Mrs. Hover’s on the club work, which it being sponsored by the association. A parents at the connty seat. T hat is the answer. committee to plan it was appointed, N. E. Chandler and wife and consisting of Mrs. Kizer, Mrs. Georgs Chandler and family spent How about This brand includes a largo assortm ent of Bond, Miss Robnett and Elbert Sunday with Lawrence Zimmer Isom. quality foods which are sold at popular man and wife. The report from tbe clubs was prices. Ray Hover and wife visilel Tom very encouraging. Hover and family at Monroe Mon The literary proeram, put un by W e can sell vou these splendid goods at day. Oak Plain school, was : Reading, popular prices because they are produced Jay Buy tar a )d wife visited at by the teacher, Mrs. More ; piai o and put on the m arket by modern m eth O. Martin', Sunday, Get our prices before you buy. solo, Merle Salm on ; dialog, ods and at the lowest possible expense and Mrs. H. L. Blood was a Corval “.Visit of the School Inspector” ; cost. lis caller Monday. reoitalion. Jack Snodgrass; dia Wo have the The wind storm Sunday n'ght log. ‘‘ The Mechanical Servant,” blew down a tree and the telephone and a patriotic addresa. \\ hen you buy Preferred Stock you get the Tbe next meeting of the associa line near tbe Johnson homi. good quality you want at a price you can tion will be March 11. The pro- afford to pay. Altord Arrow« No. 9 3 9 Fence, 39c a rod, cash gram wiil be rendered by tbe clubs. Every parent who is Interested (Enterprise correspondent) in the school and the children No. 832 Fence, 36c a rod, cash Chester Cortis and Brian Perry should he a member of thia asso went to the county eeit Friday. ciation. K D, Isom and wife and Bev No. 726 Fence,, i3 1 c a rod, cask erly went to Eugene Sunday to see Juicier Then Mr, Isom’s sister, Mrs. C. K. I.Ittle Mursuret was /luwdllna over Mercer, at the Pacific Christian her lee rreara, satins only the part had melted. When asked why hospital, where, while recovering that she ate It alowly she anawered, “I like It best when It’s gravy." (Continued on last page) DU NECESSITIES Halsey Pharmacy Jersey Bull “Cappy Ricks” 2 Cows 2 Heifers Jj^lectricai ^Contracting Ask Us for Preferred Stock W ir e P e n c e ? American Zinc Insulated Field Fence M. V. Hill & Co.