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TH » CENTRAL POINT STAI
FRIDAY. MAY
I, ISSO.
How to Raise Poultry
C EN TR A L P O IN T STAR
B v D r. L. D. LtCeitr, V .S .,St. Lowu, M o .
D r. L«Gcdr in a uradual* o f the O n ta rio
V a lc r in a r v C o lle g e , IH 9 2 . T h ir ty -« !«
year* o f veterinary practice on diaeaaea
o f live stock and ixx ih ry . Em inent au*
tlio rity on poultry and atock raising.
N a t io n a lly k n o w n p o u ltry b re e d e r.
N o ted author and lectnrer.
Published by Mac’s Printing Co.? Gold Hill, Oregon
C. J. SHORB. Editor
An Independent Newspaper published in the Interests of
Central Point Oregon and vicinity
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
Entered as second-class matter, October 26, 1928 at the
post office at Gold Hill, Oregon under the act of March 3,
1879-
Subscription $2.00 year in advance. Ad rate on application
Office With Al Hermonson
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A cool clean place is H iiother es­
Iteud the Ads and p ro fit. A good
sential factor in keeping eggs fresh adve rtise r Is usually u good m er­
ami m arketable d u rin g the w urm chant.
days o f summer. A basement is us­
u a lly cool enough h ilt s lio u ld lie
d ry unit free from ohjeetionnhle
odors. No m utter how good yo u r
storage fa c ilitie s may lie. how ever,
T II K MAN
m arket yo ur eggs often in hot
w eather anil Hie h o tte r Die w eather
for
tin* o fte n e r they should In* gotten
out o f yo ur hunds.
Bad fla vors in ggs are usuully
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nuire eonunoii d u rin g hot weather
C H A F L E I
than at o ilie r limes. They may re ­
sult fro m m old, absorption of odors
or feeding of certa in m aterials.
Eggs held in 11 damp m usty place
w ill develop a m old w h ich causes
an unpleasant flavor, o r storing
«■ggs near onions, euhhage, kero*
sene o r uny o th e r substance w ith
a strong iie n e tru liu g odor may
cause hail lluvors.
G o v iin o n
Keeping Good
Eggs in the Good
Old Summer Time
season if allow ed Io run w ith the
liens.”
I th in k most people realist* the
correctiw ita o f the young clerk's
statement hut hi«, advice is not fo l­
lowed as generally us it should he.
Ileus w ill continue to lay eggs if
there isn’t even a rooster in the
O bsvrvanrv o f a Few Sim ple Rule« same county. What is more, eggs
Insures Keeping Q ualities in Sum­ produced under such co nditions
mer Eggs; Reduce^ Losses From w ill keep much longer ami at con­
side ra b ly h ig he r tem peratures Hum
Eggs Spoiled Before M arketing
the fe rtile eggs that result from per-
mi lin g 1. ale L in .s to run w ith the
W i.:i an nudili'«* '‘ W hew
11 per-
u *k al a ll limes.
f
osil .1 h i:
fe rtile ,j'g \ ill soon begin to
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MOTHER
What a nicdly of reactions that word brings to us
whenever we see it or hear it. i'o everyone comes a thrill
a. t:; ughts of mother. 1 t , truly. Mother is an almost in-
s, ired word. Of all carmi) th.n.; . what is there than can
taire her place? what cau u.rc«. in tun us a greater feeling
01 Ge
io n ir . a n
real laoiiier."'
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At e believe that tl*. pei.*« 1. wito suggested .dotner s ? V C . .
i*:i I' ,
,. 1. lo u r or live la \s
day d:d a noble work. N 1 that anyone should need a *'W
ib'« •
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1 1.1. : '•iri.s,
Since
special day on which to pa; their respects to that greatest v.'it:
the ft hit
..Hire-,
n
fitte r than
of all people, mother, but because .« creates a greater thot- roaed
m ention
1. e
1 unco -
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uhter
lu rin g 11
su .111 T 1110 i t ! . .,
fulness for mother up< n that day and in doing that it is • I "W
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cf
sw a ttia j. Ip..
bound to bring greater love ai d greater charity into this tx la w y
thaï li.'iu1 is very im -
worid. It is at once a time upon which both mother and 2D. ut me turned we. ;le r ’ ll.
nt.
child might do some serious thinking. Even m other s rutn ’em”
I eepiii eggs in fe rti'e , the d if-
might err at times and at lite approach of mother’s day •‘I I .et yo u r
A d ii tb
icm is gre atly
they might take inventory of then,selves and decide if they hens* 'll* " '»fliers? ' u*ked the e 'e r . .,
A n othe r o f the rules fo r
are all that a real mother should be and if not, so guide . '
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»«•••I « w tuner eggs is to
lir ty egg has
their lives that
■ eir babe grows into man’s estate
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and w etting de-
he can proudly point, to mother and feel all the emotions pened to 1 , recent';. r ..«i, ,i,d stroys the m tu r.,i ill,
liliu w hich pro-
from the state a g ric u ltu ra l college (eels an egg against the e n try o f
which should c« rne when thinking o f such a noble soul.
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explained to h is ra th e r incredulous i (he snores of
leeuv
Most o f the suggestions g iv i II
above m ight w ell be I ept ill force
the entire year ro u n d
T in high
tem perature o f sum iner m on th,
creates uci i: I
1 litm us, hnweve.*,
w h ich i.v.k,
a",ibl desirable to
1 xerrlse ev v j-r r.’i lc n to Insure
d e live rin g Io me.*, cl o n ly eggs that
are s tric t!
fresh ,mt p u lu tib lr.
I ’roilueers
o are km ,vn Io d e liv ­
er «inly lb be*’ o f lil "It grndt* eggs
cell n l v v 1 -1.1 land a h ig he r price
nnd ran Unit a reudy m arket fo r
Ih e lr output even when others are
bew ailing the fact that ovcr-produc-
l*on o r some o th e r ever present
bugaboo has beaten th e ir prices
«town.
Building Materials
M B H
In
r*s ;•<»
th r qilitlificaiiolH
<»f
A l l < 'u n « l* d a le a !
WI ki liest ex rullìi iiir« die
spiri! of thè day, "On-
u.ird Oregon?"
Wlt.i ha« had thè burine««,
esecutive, ami legislative
C,\|'crirnce ? —
WI ki II.!«
b e n i d ir »t.llin. b
advorate
ideal* ?
ut
American
« UAIIIiKS II 11X
A IhiriitcM Man
who«c slogan is
“1udii ¡Irtalise Orrgua"
Ki eid nu ■ ««us
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brief review of tb< lie of mother only tends to o
n
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d
intensity her greatness, her devotion and her chanty. She <gg to become fe rtiliz e d he re - d iti cu it ns it s- umts. Provide plen-
passes thru the depths of despair, faces death and depriva- ‘!uiv,i ,hlir keeping q ua litie s to an t y ,,r r | ,,,n nests; ami clean them
v a b le e extent.
tions. if necessary that her babes might stow to be erood.
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, eoneludei «1 bis in i lrom ptu It- «««vi feep h e n i indoors w hen the runs
righteous citizens and the greatest tribute that can be paid w ilh this good advice: " I f y o u r «he wet and n iu ih lv. Shim' i .some
to any mother is to say that she was a good mother and rofist- rs are o f no special value, eggs become soile.l in spite o f a ll
no compensation is greater than to see her child grow into k ill them and eat them. If j«»u precautions, keep them fo r home
don’t w ant Io do that, pen them up consum ption. Do not wash them,
an upright man or woman.
u n til y< u need eggs fo r hutching.
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The world has been charitable to most of its heroes. It A r o o c r does more harm than ■ «•r eggs
at least «.nee o r tw ice eaeli
has erected monuments and distributed medals to the val- K“ o«l any tim e outside the breeding «lay.
orous persons who have been marked for some great un- ' --------------------------------- —
dertaking but even in the humblest home may be found an
even greater martyr, an even greater hero in the person of H ' E ' i E C C H B K S E S H n R B a S 3 'Q H ■ n S C T 1
a mother. She nurses the sick, she educates and enlightens
the child, she tenderly adm« nishes them of what is right
and what is wrong. She guides their wandering footsteps
Ours is a modern «apply depot f o r the b u ilde r fo r we handle
as best she can from the cradle without ever a thought of
Lum ber, S hingle., Lath, f.lme, F> t- r . r
o-«
n v ille
what remuneration will he hers for the trouble. She mere- g F oofings e tc , and make e v e ry th in g in C abinet W ork and M ill
ly gives the best that is in her—the best she has, that her H W ork.
children may grow up to bless her in her declining years. s
T R O W B R ID G E L U M B E R Y A R D
This is our tribute io motherhood. May the great daj B T R O W B R .I D G « E C A B I N E T
—Mother’s day bring many blessings to every mother win ■ Le’ us e. titn aie y o u r b ill, you w i ll like our Service, ({u tility and
Prices.
M EDFORD. OREGON
lives.
I r a 5’
3B raaK B aaccaB acB naaa® i
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From all indication the present Republican primaries
will be a great mess before it is all over with fish, cement,
electricity and several other choice brands of pie all in
the same huddle. We hope that out of the chaos a real
political platform and a man capable of putting it in force
will be chosen.
HALL
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U r r f u ll )
DB. 1. II. GOVE
A Perfect Pldte
Is A Boon
Ibnt is appreciated by those
w ho have sultTre«l m en tally
and
p h ysica lly
fro m
old
snags und disetise-hreeding in ­
fected teeth.
Plates never
ache. They are sanitury und
a lusting con fo rt when p ro ­
duced by a si.,lied operator. 1
lake ju s tiilu b le p rid e in the
success I have achieved along
this exacting line o f dental
practice.
W atch
Repairing
D une rig h t and
w e prom ised it.
We
give
■ ravt S
W hen
the
t
you
, a
t
th in k
of
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D IA M O N D S
Specialist un Plate* nnd
Bridges
Dune
m o a e y b s rk
g u a ra n te e on a ll worfc.
Dr. I. H. Gove
D e n tis try
a
w hen
th in k o f
M odern
W ay
235 E Main
O lflre phone 372J
MEDFORD
Res. 708-J
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The Mayor of New \ ork suffered a breakdown from
over work. Its no wonder our mayor gets a head ach
cnce in a while.
MEDFORD
M ONDAY
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