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AURORA, MARION COUNTY, OREGON. OCTOBER 14, 1920
VOL. X.
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Road Funds Spent
District Convention
Held At Woodburn According to the official proceed­
The Red Cross Chapter is conduct­
Miss Mattie Leona Keesling and
ing a Social and Health survey in Polk
ings o f the county commissioners tht}
Loren C. Cochran were married Sun­
The members o f the Aurora j day noon at Macksbui’g at the home
The city council has appointed the and Marion counties. This survey is
The Marion county district Conven­ following bills have been paid for
Womans Club were entertained last I o f the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. following judges and clerks o f elect­ for the purpose o f gathering infor­ tion o f I. O. O. F. was held here Sat­ road Work in District No. 1, (A u­
mation that will be o f value in deter­
The address o f welcome rora) :
week by Mrs. E. R. G n b b lra n d Mrs.! Chas. D. Keesling, by Rev. Abel o f j ion for the city election which will be mining i t ’s program for the coming urday.
hvas
by
E.
P. Morcom and th e' re- J. S. Fisher, lu m ber............... $520.20
held
November
2
from
1
p
m.
to
7
John Kraus at the home o f the latter, j Canby.
year.
sponce by L. C. McShane of Hubbard. Jas. Bishop, spreading grav.. . 22.00
p.
m.:
The new president Mrs: Aurelia Pow-
The Chapter would like the co-op­
The bride is the third daughter o f
Judges— 5. H. Stoner, Geo. W. Fry eration o f all societies, official and in­ General business was transacted in -Nick Bishop, h a u l i n g .. .. .. .. 459.80
ers, appointed the standing' commit-1 Mr. and Mrs. Keesling and a very
3.50
and Elmer Smueker. Clerks-—Nora dividuals, interested in as these: (1) the afternoon, with reports on the A. W. Kraus, grading............
tees for the year.
Mrs. William popular and charming young woman.
condition o f each lodge.
Short W. Lettenmaier, scraping. .. . 14.00
Blosser
and
Emma
J.
Snyder.
Is juvenile delinquency on the in­
Wurster, Mrs. A. W . Kraus and Mrs.
The groom is an enterprising young
A mayor, four councilman and a crease? Does this county have a low­ speeches were made in the evening. II. Nieft, spreading................ 10.00
J. W. Sadler presented the measure farmer o f Washougal, Washington.
A musical program was given, with E. Smueker, bridge work........
2.00
to be voted upon at the November Many beautif ul wedding . .gifts were treasurer are to be elected, all for the er death rate as to contagious dis­ addresses by Ambrose Johnson, G. E. J. Snyder, bridge................ 10.00
term o f two years except the treas­ eases than other counties? (3) Are
election, for discussion.
received.
urer whose term is one year. The there any defective or crippled chil­ M., o f Oregon City; Rev. J. A. Ben­ L. Webert, d o .................. . . . . 22.00
Mesdames Wurster, Powers, Otta-
nett o f Silver lodge, and (Thomas F. Wurster,Geo., lumber..............
Only the immediate families o f the election,will be held a t,thè Odd Fel­
3.00
dren who are not receiving proper
wav, Sadler, Piper, Blosser and contracting parties were present.
Ryan, P . G. M., Oregon City.
A A. J. Zimmerman, bridge. . . . 14.00
low’s
hall.
attention?
(4)
Are
there
any
families
Grimm were named delegates to the The newly wedded couple left im­
banquet was served.—Woodburn In­ A. C. .Snyder, patrolman........ 139.00
so poor that the children cannot re­
Marion county federation df Womens mediately after the ceremony fo r
P. J. Hunt, g ra vel................ .1441.50
dependent.
ceive
proper
food,
medical
care
or
clubs, at Woodburn, October 20. The their home at Washougal where they
Salem Pipe Co.,pipe..............
83.80
CHEAP
PRODUCTION
OF
PORK
dental attention? Are there any un­
club women joined in entertaining will reside.
sanitary conditions in your commun­ S H E E P BUSINESS P R O FIT A B LE
Friday for Mrs. Ernest Piper, a past
One of the Best Ways Is Use of Stub-
ity?
president, who is leaving to make her
ble Fields After Grain Has Been
Study Being Made of Specialized
home in Eastern Oregon. Cards were j
Cut in Autumn.
Raising With Complete Reliance
played, a token o f regard was pre-|
on Forage Crops.
sented the honor guest in behalf o f
One of the cheapest ways of pro­
the club members.
The tea hour
ducing pork is the use of the stubble
Results of a farm sheep experiment i
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fields after the grain has been cut in
which followed was very pleasant.
reported by the United States depart-
.
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the*fall.
In
spite
of
all
that
can
be
It took place at the home o f Mrs.
ment of agriculture show clearly the I Robert Colvm and Fred White will
A letter from Franz Kraxberger in done there Is more or less grain scat­
Percy Ottaway.
possibility of a profitable sheep-raising j represent Hermes Lodge o f Aurora,
Austria to Henry L. Bents o f this city tered on the ground during the proc*
From the following long list of business upon eastern lands. At the j at the Pythian Grand Lodge at
states that no person who has not ess of cutting and stacking. Hogs hunters and fishermen, it is apparent government farm, Beltsville, Md., a ; Marshfield this week. The delegate
will pick this up and produce exceilen!
seen it can comprehend how that na­ gains without any additional grain.
that Aurora is the home o f numerous study is being made of specialized in- ] from Una Temple, Pythian Sisters, of
tensive sheep raising with complete j Aurora is Mfss Clara Will. Geo. Zeek
tion is suffering. When some friends
sportsmen. The following have pur­ reliance upon forage crops for sum- j an(j p, Scholl o f Hubbard will repre-
gives
them
a
garment,
the
people
can
DIVIDED PASTURES FOR HOGS chased 1920 hunting or fishing lisehces “ *p
Elriier Henry Crisell, 2 year old son
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sent Arion Lodge o f Hubbard, and
In 1910 a 30-acre area did not pro-
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of Mr, and Mrs. R. H. Crisell o f Un­ scarcely believe that there is any one
at the G. A. Ehlen store:
.
,
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Mfs. Chas Kmzer the Hubbard Pytli-
Animals
Thrive
Much
Better
on
Young
duce
forage
enough
to
feed
satisfac-
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ion district, was among the 100 per in the world, who wants to help them.
Geo. Muessiz, C. J. Scholz, Allen torily 44 Southdown ewes and 33 j S i s t e r s .
Miss Emma J Snyder
Tender
Shoots
Than
on
Old
'
cent perfect babies whose pictures Tears fill their eyes at any kindness
Keil, A. W. Keil, E. E. Krueger, P. Iambs. This field Is now capable of |°f
city who was recently chosen
Hardened Stalks.
appeared last Sunday in the Oregon­ shown them. A fter so many years o f
M. Blaschke, D. A. Keil, B. H. Giesv, fprnishlng sufficient summer feed for Grand Mistress o f Records and Cor-
ian. The eugenic tests were made re­
Tt has been found repeatedly that W. C. Fry, E. M. Howe, C. W. Ca- 400 ewes with their lambs. The !m- respondence o f the Order for the state
cently under the auspices o f the Ore­ suffering and disappointment it is not Mogs will do better on -the young ten rothers,
Jas. Kinyon, F. S. Arm­ provement is due in part to the appll- o f Oregon, is also in attendance. The
gon Congress o f Mothers, at Portland. strange that these people have almost ler shoots than on the oi l hardened strong, A. C. Snyder, Ralph Colvin, cation of manures, lime, and phos- party left on a special train Sunday
lost all hopes o f better days.
«talks. For that reason it is advisable B. W. Ziegler, Geo. W. Askin, Pat phates, but chiefly to the fact that legu- | jiig-Ht.
“ The
hop growing industry,”
•o divide the pastures so that the hog? Gibson, Elmer Smocker, Robt. Colvin, rninqus crops were largely used and
The Knights of Pythias elected the
MOST V A LU A B LE S H EE P F E E D writes Mr. Kraxberger, “ has almost •an he shified from one to the otliet 0. O. Simpkins, A. W. Ehlen, A. G. all crops were fed upon the ground. following
officers. W. J. H. Clark,
completely disappeared— not to come at intervals of a week or ten days.
Under the system followed forage
Fry Ira R. Simmons, H. Nieft, W. G. crops are seeded in rotation and the Portland, Grand Chancellor; Lief Fin-
ftye Stands at Head of Cereals in back for years. Three per cent beer
Ivinyon, W. C. Dentel, Ivan Dentel, sheep are allowed such frequent j seth, Dallas, grand vice-chancelloi;
Protein Content, but Lacking in
is now used in Austria, and after Oct­
Hugo
Keil, O. C. Schultz, Chas Stone- changes of pasture as are necessary J Victor Moses, grand master-at-arms;
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Carbohydrates.
ober 1, 8 per cent beer will be allowed
house, E. J. Snyder, W . H., Ortman, to prevent troubles from parasites.
Abe Jayloff,, grand prelate; A. C. Wil­
in the market.” ,
W. H. Ehlen, W. H. Asquith, Ralph
son, Lebanon, grand inner guard; E.C.
whether fed as a grain ration, pas­
‘ ‘ Hops are mixed with tobacco, not
Notice is hereby given that the reg­ Leabo, D. L. Anderson, O. A. Nelson,
tured, or cut and fed for lmy, rye only the. cut tobacco, but all forms
Roberts, Myrtle Point, grand outside
ular annual general city election Of W m. F. Keil, Geo. Damm, L. B. Yer-
holds a high place for feeding preg-
guard; Justin A. Hurley, Vale, retiring
used in Austria. In normal times an the city o f Aurora, Marion County,
rg-en, L. L. Grazer, Paul Singer, John
nalil ewes at weaning time. In its
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grand chancellor, grand trustee.
chemical.' analysis,: rye stands at the American dollar equals 5 kronen in Oregon, will be held on Tuesday the Ritter, Carl Hoffman, A. R. Eisner,
Last Sunday at the home o f Mr. and
head of the cereals in protein content, valúe, bút today the following are ex­ second day pi November, 1920, to L. J. Bacon, Carl Ehlen, Ray Pond,
Mrs. A. H, Giesy, 918 Minnesota Ave.,
NOTICE TO HUNTERS
but is somewhat lower in carbohy­ amples o f the prices that prevail choose the following city officers:
F. A. Ritter, S. F. Southard, Ray Yer-
here:
drates than wheat or corn.
Hunting upon our premises is strictly
A Mayor to serve the term of two gen, G. A. Ratcliff, Louis Rocette, O Portland, a pleasant party gathered to
celebrate Mrs. Giesy’s birthday and. forbidden and trespassers are warned
Butter is 40 kronen per pound, years,
This suggests two things In regard
A Stoner, Walter Colvin, Roy Gar­
to its feeding value: First, to feed in meat 30 to 120 ki’onen per pound,
A Treasurer to serve the term o f rett, C v J. Espy, C. P. Kinney, O. L. Mr. and Mrs Fred Dentels 9th wedding lhat they win be prosecuted to the full
anniversary. It was a surprise to Mrs. j extfint of the laW-
combinations with other things lack­ wood 1000 kronen per cord, shoes one year.
Carpenter, Harry Ehlen, Allen Cris­ Giesy. A lovely dinner was served at
ing in protein but rich in fat-form­ 2000 kronen per pair, flour 20 kronen
-MUECKE BROS.
32-2t
Four Couneilmen to serve the term ell, Elwood Southard, C. L. Eastman,
ing elements, like corn and wheat. per pound (or 1000 kronen per sack,)
noon. Those present besides Mr. grid
o f two years.
Roy Ratliff, Chas. Nieft, Paul Good­ Mrs. Giesy and Mrs. JPred Dentel were
Second, as a feed for young animals suit o f clothes 5000 kronen. ’ ’
The polls will be open from one ing, Ralph Tautfest, R. E. Keefover,
in which a high development of bone
Mrs. G, Dentel, Mrs, Chris Ziegler, V A LU A B LE H E L P TO B R EED ER
Mr. Kraxberger wrote from Axberg, o ’clock p. m., to seven o ’clock p. m.,
and nuiscie is required. For either
W- R. Mullicari, A. E. Woods, Wm. Mrs. Chas. Radcliff, Mr, and Mrs.
Post
Thening
Ober
Oesterreech,
Aus­
o f said day.
purpose it is highly satisfactory. When
Burns, A. H. Will, Ed Kraus, A. A. Chester Webe% Miss Viola Giesy, Miss Dairy Improvement Association En­
sheep are wintered largely on fodder, tria, Where he was visiting relatives
The polling place will be in the I. Crisell, Percy Will, A. Vierson, Glenn
deavors to Improve Herds by
Tereal Jenny, Dorothy Dentel, Ulyssess,
timothy hay, or other roughage, the
O. O. F. Hall, Aurora, Oregon.
Hiring General Overseer.
Yergen, Geo. Ziegler, K. B. Grimm, Chester and Teddy Giesy, Chas. arid
rye partly makes up for the lack of
The city council has designated the Geo. McFarland, J. A. Vining, Zend
The
students
o
f
the
Canby
High
Louis
Radcliff.
profein.
The dairy improvement association
school were vaccinated last week by following judges and clerks o f elects Schwab, E. W. Stoner, H. J. Kiel, L.
is a valuable aid to the breeder and en
ion, who have been duly and legally 1. Simpkins, G. A. Ehlen, H. L. Bents,
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. G, Dentel Dr. Dedman assisted by the Clacka­
Only two firms submitted bids (for deavors to improve the herds by hir
appointed to conduct the herein men­ Jr., L. I. Snyder, W. Allen White, R,
and Mrs. Chas, Eadcliff entertained at mas county nurse. This action was
tioned
election:
the
paving o f Canby streets, last ing a man to spend his entire time vis
H. Whitworth.
a luftcheon Mrs. R. W, Zimmerman the result o f a case of'Sm allpox in
Judges—
S.
H.
Stoner,
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m
e
r
week:— Warren Construction Com­ iting the farms of an organized group
Mrs. Chris Ziegler, Mrs. Geo. Gooding, | the Dalen family o f Canby. Wallace
of farmers in order to weigh their
pany, bitulithic, $49,437.40; concrete,
Smueker,
and
Geo.
W
.
Fry.
Mrs Fred Dentel, Mrs. Will Gooding, ! Dalen a student was ill and the phy-
milk, test it for butterfat and calcu­
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE OF FINAL
Clerks—
Emma
J.
Snyder
and
Nora
$50,774.50.
S.
Simonsen
bid
$49,896.-
late the records of production and cost.
Miss Leta Zimmerman and Miss Lueile cian called pronounced the malady
SETTLEMENT
Blosser.
14 on concrete. Many Canby people
I smallpbx— a light case.
Ziegler,
Notice is hereby given that the un­ favor the city ’s doing the work itself.
Any person who possesses the qual­
Gus Moser, Judge Anderson, H, E.
ifications o f a legal voter o f the state dersigned executor of the last will and
BRsossasawsssa
W. S. Hurst & Co., have been load­ Cross, W . J. Wilson and Livy Stipp
o f Oregon, and who has been a resi­ testament of Frederick Keil, deceased,
dent o f the city o f Aurora during the has filed his final report with the Coun­ ing spuds this week and took care o f j spoke at a Republican rally Saturday
six months next preceding the elect­ ty Gourt®of Marion County, Oregon, the crop as fast as brought in. The j night at Canby. Moser made a plea
ion herein mentioned may vote there and the Court has set Monday, the 22nd first cai’ was loaded Tuesday. The for Standfield for senator, and Judge
day of November, A. D. 1920 at the crop is very ‘heavy and quality fine. Anderson urged the voters to support
at.
hour of ten o’ clock A. M. of said day Prices ranged from $1.50 td $1.75. j the Clackamas county bond measure
GEO. W . FRY,
in the County Courtroom in the County A car o f onion sets was also loaded j providing funds for a new bridge at
City Recorder.
Oregon City.
Dated this 14th day o f October 1920. Courthouse at Salem, Oregon as the this week.—Htfbbard Enterprise.
time
and
place
for
hearing
any
and
all
First publication October 14, 1920
Last publication October 28, 1920 objections to said final report and the
discharge of said executor.
Henry J. Keil,
Executor o f the last will and testa­
ment of Frederick Keil, deceased.
Grant B. Dimick & W. L. Mulvey,
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Attorneys for executor.
Any woman who wonders what shoe will appear
Address: Oregon City, Ore.
Practically all range-bred lambs are First Publication, October 14, 1920.
best, should see new fall and winter models at this
docked and castrated.
store. These styles and shapes posesses all the de­
Last Publication, November 11, 1920.
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H op Industry D ead
In Austria
Aurora Delegates Attend
Meeting at Marshfield
M a n y B u y Hunting
Licenses Here
Scores 1 0 0 Per Cent
Celebrate Birthay
THIS STORE IS PRE­
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IN M A N Y C O L O R S
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Trim and Stylish Hosiery Too.
Silk and Lisle.
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CROWN
FLOUR
I LIVE STOCK NOTES 1
Hogs on pasture are not so liable to
be troubled with intestinal worms and
are usually in a thrifty condition.
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Horses’ teeth demand an examina­
tion at least once a year. As the
horse gets some age, his teeth need
rasping oftener.
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The only unbleached flour made and sold on
the coast. Bread made from it is the de­
light of every member of the household.
In flavor, moisture and digestive properties
it is unexcelled. It is life-giving and life-
sustaining. It supplies every food need of
the body.
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The success of the hog business
hinges on the fact that the most eco­
nomical gains are made when the pig
is in a growing condition.
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The calf
when about
a good idea
oats, barley
bran.
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will start to eat grain
two weeks old and it is
to start out with ground
or corn meal and wheat
E. J. Snyder and R. H. Whitworth
o f this place and John Jr. Stauffer of
Hubbard motored to Falls Cityj Sat­
urday night to attend some doings of
the “ Dokys, ’ ’ the Knights o f Khor-
assan, where 50 new members cross­
ed th§ “ burning sauds.”
Different Colors of Paper
Many business men have a system of using
different colors of paper for different printed
forms, thus distinguishing each form by
its color.
We still have a good supply of Crown Flour
made from last year’s wheat, which of
course is superior to the new crop flour.
Try A Sack
W e can work this system out for you, using
the Utility Business Paper, and you will
find that it saves you time and money.
Let us show you the advantage of stand­
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