Halsey Enterprise, Halsey, Oregon, May 17, 1925
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H ere’s the H a rro w of
Unusual F le x ib ility
I t conforms readily to uneven ground
an d does a more thorough job of disking
th a n any rigid or less flexible harrow.
In ridges or depressions you will espe­
cially appreciate the flexibility of the
Jolrc Deere Model B
D isk H a rro w
By means of a third lever,
powerful pressure spring and
pivoted yoke, the gangs can
be instantly adjusted to
keep an even depth under
all conditions.
•> When overlapping you
can equalize the resistance
by increasing the angle of the
gang working in soft ground.
This prevents crowding and
insures even work.
The Model B is practi­
cally all steel; riveted con­
struction—no bolts to work
loose or drop out. Geng
frames are built with double
bars, rigidly braced with
steel cross plates and end
ties. Rear section can be
furnished to make a double-
artica, horse- or tractor-
drawn harrow.
Cogswell home were their »on,
Pailip of U. of 0 . aud their daugh­
Educational Chats
ter, Mr«. Lee Foster and her hue-
By
band ot Portland.
Dr. Arnold Bennett Hall
President, University of
Mr. aud Mrs. N. H. Chandler
an ! daughter Agnes, of Peoria,
called at the Joe Ceraovski, Chester
A important function of rural gov-
Curtis and J. H. Rickaid l.O'i es eminent is the education and training
of the youth in the publie school. It
Sunday afternoon,
wou’S be difficult to
Mrs. Frank laom accompanied
find a subject of |
greater social signifi- j
Mr. and Mrs. William Wahl to Eu-
cance than the rural [
g’Hie Sunday afteruojn where they
schools. It is signifi­
v.sited at the home of the former’s
cant that the great
bulk of thinkers and I
s ster, Mrs. Bessie Grimes. Wilma
writers u p o n the I
Wahl, who had spent several day3
rural life problem
t lere, accompanied them home.
tend to find in the
develop m e n t a n d
Sunday afternoon callers at the
perfeetion of the
J. H. Rickard home wt re Mr. and
school, the hope of
Mrs. Chris Tracer and son John
Dr. A. B. Hall tho community, and
and his little sen, and Mrs. Roy the solution of its problems.
Space does not permit a discussion of
Tracer an 1 two daughters, »11 of this fascinating problem, with which
Benton count«, ||r .a n d Mrs.Chas. thinking teachers are perfectly famil­
Jt n! a of Tangent, Mrs. D. If. Tay­ iar. The transcendent importance of
this subject is so obvious as to need
lor and Anna Drinkaid of Halsey, no further comment. To reduce this
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ingram o, information to the terms of the expert
Brownsville, Mr. and M s, N- H. ence of the child would seem to require
special aid.
Chandler and Agnes of Peotia, ai d no There
are many examples and many
Ora Kropf and Herman and O r­ splendid books that bring out the facts
In an interesting and convicing way
ville Smucker.
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(E u terp n u Corrupondenc«)
Mr. Sylvester is p a in tin g th e
Frank Gibson nsidance.
Mary Heinr ich of Corvallis spent
tne weekend at the Heinrich home.
Mis. George Chandler and Agnes
Chandler were Corvallis shoppers
Saturday.
The Harmony tc’.iool with Miss
Grace Pehrsson as teacher, closed
Friday.
L. E Eagy a n l family sp eu t
Sinday at the Will Eagy home
near Oakville.
Mr. and Mrs. Becker of Monrce
visited at the I’. A, Pehreson home
Sunday afternoon.
Pearl Pehrsson of 0 -S.C. and
Harold Teal of Ashland, visited at
the Pehrsson home Sunday.
Grace Pehrsson weut to Banks
Sunday to spet^d the week with her
sister, Nora, who is teaching there
The federal veterinary, Dr. Bis­
hop ot Salem, was io this vicinity
applying the I. b. test to several
herds o’ cattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hover and
niece, Ivy Tann, visited Mrs.
Hover’s paren's, Mr and Mrs. W-
H. Davis of Albany, Sunday.
The black shepherd dog belong­
ing to E- E. Hover died Friday
afternoon from the effect« of poi-
son thrown in the yard some time
Thursday night or Friday morn­
ing. A cat was also poisoned but
remedies applied enabled it to sur­
vive. It seems that sjm e one values
a dog’s life so little we wonder how
much they would really value a
human life if they had any came
to wish it out of their way.
Drop in next time you are in town and examino
the Model B.
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Mr. and M rs.Herbert Tandy aud
children of Venita, visited here at
the C. A. Curtis home Sunday,
Alford Arrows
(Enterprise Correspondence)
Mabel Allender visited at the
Conner home Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Metcalf and family were
dinner gueats at the J. H. Rickard
home Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Robison of Alba­
ny visited Mrs. A- E. Whitbeck
Sunday afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ceraovski ar.d
children were Sunday evening call­
ers at the Upsmeyer home.
Mr. ¿ma Mrs. George Jackson
and children were Sunday after­
noon callers at the Allender home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Sickela and
children of Halsey, were Sunday
dinner fguests at the B, D. Isom
home,
Mr. and Mrs Brian Perry and
[children visited Mr Perry’s raot'.ie'',
, Mrs. M artha Kurnp in Eugene
1 Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Godwin
[and children of Buena Vista, spent
1 the week end with the former's
i mother, Mrs. John Rolfe.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D- Isom, Bev-
1 erly aud Mrs. L. E. Bond, were
i afternoon callers at the Frank
Bond home Suuday.
Achievement Day at Halsey Sat­
The M'sses Velda, Alice and urday, May 26. Be sure to corns
Delta Curtis and Letha Tandy,
called on Wilma and Lois Falk
Sunday afternoon.
S tu d y Club
Wilma Falk missed several days
W ill S erv e
of school on account of a severe
cold. Preutice Isom is also suffer­
ing with a severe cold,
G. J. Rike and family of Spoon
River were Sunday guests at the
Earl Ringdorf home. In the after-
nion they all visited at the Soreu-
A t L ibrary R oom
sin home.
Mrs. L. E. Bond of Albany vis­
ited several days at the her daugh­
ters, [Mrs. E. D. ISom ot Alford
and Mrs. W. C. Sickels of Halsey,
the Brat of the week.
11:30 to 1:30.
Week end geests at the B. E
C afeteria
Lunch
Perhaps tho test method of approach
is to relate the achievements accomp­
lished in some neighborhoods by a rural
school that has been efficient and ic
cessful and where tho teach r has de
velopcd a high degree of soma unity
leadership. The effect on the social
life of the eominuuity has frequently
been far-reaching and important.
The study of problems of agriculture
and domestic science by the pupils and
their demonstration upon tho farm has
taught many a parent invaluable les
sons that he had thought himself too
old to learn. Tho organization of corn
clubs, pig clubs and calf dubs has stim
elated private initiative, brought home
the value of scientific training, en
eouraged business methods and systems
of accounting, provided profitable nnd
interesting employment during vacation
periods, increased the production of the
community, and established habits of
thrift, foresight and frugality, that will
yield largo dividends through life.
Tho development of the idea of the
civic center with the gathering to
gether of the people of the community,
has helped to restore to farm life
Something of the old thrills aud com
radeships that gave the bright and
glowing colors to farm life in the old
days of barn raisings and husking bees
In these gatherings they thrash out
their common problems, study out co
operative methods for their improve
meats, and as they unite in the solu
tlon of their common problems, they
learn anew the joy and thrill of com
moif enterprise.
There seems to be no limit to the
dynamic force that can bo generated
through the developments of commun
ity consciousness. Such a revolution in
a rural community means a spiritual
and social regeneration of rural life
Farm life passes from a competition in
drudgery to a competition in business
management and scientific effort. Bar
ren isolation gives nay to cooperative
effort. Study, community activity and
Intelligent planning afford alluring
variations from the monotony of man
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