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About Aurora observer. (Aurora, Marion County, Or.) 19??-1940 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1921)
Complete line of Drugs, etc., at I Moore’s Woodburn, Mail your orders. Dr. C. Ammeter Neldon’s Watch Shop I DENTIST Has established his Dental Office in j the Aurora Bank Building," where | he will be present each Tuesday, ! Friday and Saturday, from 9 a. m. ! to 6 p. p. rr. PLATES A SPECIALTY AURORA - OREGON j PAUL C. FISCHER At 5th and Main Sts. Is prepared at all times to repair every make of American and Swiss Watches, and warrants them to „ | Sam Hergig, for many years a resi dent of Clackamas county, has made I run and keep correct time. Prices reasonable. arrangements to reside at the German FRANK NELDON OREGON CITY, OREGON — M O NUM ENTS If your monumental work is solicited, kindly ask the solicitor for our busi ness card. Watchmaker & Jeweler Next Door to Quality Restaurant . ..... , - - ... -— -■■■ ■ .......................... ........... ... . TELEPHONE MEETING l ,.,.1, . 11^.1 KEEPING HOGS IN CONDITION Capital Monumental Works, M ix tu re of Charcoal, Salt, A ir-S la k e d Lim e, W ood A sh e s and C op p eras Is Favored. Phone 689, Salem «The annual telephone meeting of the local company was held here Saturday. The out-going directors were re-elected. For*hogs running out the following The matter of raising the rates were I preparation helps to keep them in discussed and the stockholders present | good condition: Take of charcoal were satisfled that there is little else to : three bushels; of salt eight pounds; of be done—if service is to be continued. I air-slaked lime two quarts; of wood It was shown that everything the ashes one bushel; dissolve one pound company buys has increased from 100 of copperas in hot water, sprinkle to 250 per cent during the last flve with the solution the mixture of the years, with no prospect o f lower prices 1 other things; mix all up thoroughly I and put the mixture in the feed boxes for telephone supplies and repairs. The rate has been the same all that a ad set them where the hogs will have ■ free access to them. Every farmer time, with an increasing deficit the j" should have self-feeding boxes or past two years. Hence, it was the racks, so that the stock can only get sentiment o f the stockholders present the needed supply and not waste If that no other course is open. nor get too heavy a supply at one time. J J R . B. F. GIESY Physician and Surgeon Both Phones Office at Residence Altenheim, 2001 Division Street. He left this week. He has many friends ' here, including the Observe*, who re gret his departure, and who wish him j well, Also a line of watches and jewelry always in instock. Good watches in gold- A fl F a /» h filled cases as low as____________4j>l*r*UU L a C I l A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W Beaver Building 2210 S. Com. St. Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Kraiberger o f Macksburg were among those trans acting business here Tuesday. OREGON CITY . Auront, Ur. Roy and Ivan Zimmerman were little visitors here from Albany Saturday and Sunday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Webert. ©mmt ©optes A number o f children of the primary grade have measles. Mrs, Peter Zimmering, who spent the I holidays with her daughter Mrs. R, C. Kocher, at Woodburn, returned to Oscar Wilson was here Sunday from Portland last Thursday. Portland. He is with the Ladd & T il ton Bank. Frank Keenan in the “ Master Man’ ’ wiil be here in the movies, Sunday J. J. Mills, principal o f the Butte- night, January 9, at the L O. O. F. vllle school, was a business visitor here Hall. A good comedy “ Snub” Pollard, in “ Why Go Home” will also be last week. shown. ^ Gordon R. Watt was a business visit FOR SALE—G o o d sour apples, or at Banks where he was negotiating Jonathen or Grimes 50c per box. Lady real-estate deal. apples 75c. Please bring containers. R. M. Rader, | mile north of Butte- 44-tf, Mrs. R. J. Hendricks o f Salem has ville Station. been the guest of her sister Mrs. George Kraus this week. ®Miss Margaret Willis was a recent, visitor her# at the home of her friend Mrs, Fred Prahl has sold a part o f Miss Noma Yerger.. Miss Willis has her property near Prahl Station and has j been teaching near Umatilla, whe?e she moved to Portland. also has an irrigated claim, two miles from that town, LOUIS WEBERT Notary Public Fire Insurance AURORA X - OREGON W . H. A SQ U IT H ♦ p A IN T IIN G APER HANGING AND TINTING All Work Neatly Done Aurora Sherman Clay Pianos Drug Store, Wod burn. ! at Moore’s^ D A IR Y H IN T S I! CAMPAIGN FOR BETTER SIRES I Oregon j ECONOMIZE IN FEEDING HOGS Im provem ent C a n Be M ore Q u ic k ly B ro u g h t A b o u t by U se of M o re Re giste red Sires. W h e re A b u n d an ce of G ra in Is F u r nished A n im a ls W ill N ot E a t as M u c h on Pasture. ----- The more general use of good pure Where too much grain is fed the bred sires is strongly advocated as the foundation stone to live stock improve- | hogs satisfy their appetites on grain merit on account of the fact that im and will not eat as much pasture as provement can he more quickly and they .should. For that reason under economically brought about in the present conditions- when grain prices herds of the country by the use of i nre high and pork prices compara tively low, it is advisal.de to limit the better sires than- in any other way. grain ration to two pounds or less. » G. R. WATT ATTORNEY A T L A W ESTATES PROBATED NOTARY PUBLIC Office in Drug Store SOUTHERN PACIFIC NORTH BOUND 16 (on flag)___________ 7:56 a,m 28 (Stop)____________ 10:22 a.m. 18 (stop)____________ _ 3:08 p.m. 24 (stop)____________ 6 32 p.m. SOUTH BOUND No, 23 (s t o p )_____________ 9:09 a. m. No, 17 (s t o p )____ ________ 2:59 p. ml Ro, 27 (on fla g )..,,.______ 5:45 p.m No. No. No. No. at Moore’ s Aurora, Oregon -•- Hardware G. A. EHLEN The Wide Awake M Implements Hardware Store Rap id Im p rove m en t in H e rd s Is Seen W h ere Purebred S ire Is at Its Head. Blackjack. Dam: Jennie of Olen yangy (Aberdeen-Angus). “ Will pay $25 for five-day-old heifer calves bred by either one of these sires when delivered at Victory farms. “------------------- , Owner.” ' The owner of this farm explains by letter that he also maintains purebred boars and that the service of these ani mals is free to neighboring farms. This is blit one instance in which the owner of better sires has offered their advantages to his neighbors free of charge. The fact that the- owner of the sii-es^ is willing to buy the heifer calvws bred from his purebred bulls is an indication of the increased profits that may be realized by the owner of a scrub or grade herd when he has put a purebred sire at its head. It shows that the value of the progeny of a purebred sire and a grade dam is so well established in the minds of the best informed among breeders that they are willing do pay a much higher rate for t;his progeny than for a call with grade parents in both the sire and the dam. It further illustrates the rapidity of improvement in a herd which has a purebred sire at its head. Made From The Best Cows’ Cream And Rich Milk Our Mother Hubbard Brand print butter has no peers and few equals in thjs country. You have only to try a pound print to be convinced of this broad truth. We defy any creamery or dairy to produce a rich-, er tasting, better ifhtvral colored, smoother, more wholesome butter than our Mother Hubbard Brand, A T Y O U R GROCER Hubbard Creamery Co. H UBBARD. OREGON K H E O akland Sensible Six Sedan links the homelike comfort of the closed car with the activ ity and thrift of the open model. N o other car, re gardless of size-or cost, delivers transportation of a more efficient character. Powerful, roomy and reli able, it Serves at exceed ingly low cost. Y o u are invited to examine the O a k l an d , now , at ou r salesroom. ADMINISTRATOR’S FINAL NOTICE GENERAL COURT PRACTICE R A IL R O A D TIME C A R D Giant Stumping Powder Fuse and Caps at Popular Prices Every mail received by the bureau of animal industry, United States de partment of agriculture, shows, the readiness with which farmers and ani mal breeders in general are co-operat ing in carrying out the “Better Sires— Better Stock” campaign. The letters show that the owners of purebred sires take a generous and proper pride in the progress of the campaign in their community. One letter recently received contained the foilowing advertisement clipped from a county newspaper published in Penn sylvania : “Don’t breed to scrubs-—fetch your big cows to Victory farms—service free. “ For milk: Breed to De.Kol Pietje Charles Dickens. Sire: Woodcrest Urmn Pietje. Dam: Daisy Le Polke De Kol III (Holstein-Friesian). “For beef: Breed to Cardington. Boh BiH Sykes. Sire: Cardington I ♦ ♦ PUREBRED STOCK ADVOCATED When you want to blow out those stumps we always keep on hand a liberal supply of O w n e rs oT Pureb red A n im a ls T a ke G enerous P rid e in P ro g re ss of the M ovem ent. Mrs. Lauer of Hubbard came down Thursday to visit her daughter Mrs. R . ! A. L. Ganske and family, who' have been visiting friends at Macksburg and H. Crisell for a few.,days. Portland, was here Thursday calling on former friends. He returns to North Mrs. John Kraus returned last week Dakota soon. Conditions have not been from Independence where she was the best in North Dakota the. past sea and Mrs. son or two, but Mr. Ganske «has faith ♦ visiting her parents Mr, in the state. He has a warm spot in ♦ Cooper. his heart, however, for old Oregon, and we fully expect his return some day. ^ Sherman Clay Pianos Drug Store, Wood burn. More than $3000 worth of “ market road bonds” have-been subscribed here the past few days. The Aurora-Don- ald-Butteville district quota was only $1500. This assures the expenditure of $3000 here for market roadwork, one j half of that sum being derived from taxes. The over-subscription here will help some of the other districts to al- tain their quota. REMEMBER Telephone 22 # Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned as administratrix of the estate of Edward Uppendahl, deceased, has filed her final account as such ad- ministratrtx of said estate, in the coun ty court for Marion County, Oregon, and that said court has duly set the time for hearing any and all objections thereto and the final settlement there of for Monday the 7th day of February 1921, at the hour of 10 o ’ clock A. M. of said day in the court room of said court at Salem, in said county and state. Dated this 31st day o f December 1920. ANNA MEESKE, Administratrix of the estate of Edward Uppendahl, deceased. W. C. WINSLOW, Attorney. O A K L A N D S E N S I B L E S I X , , , , O pen Car $1395 Roadster $13 95 F our D oor Sedan $2065 C oupe $2065 F . O. B . P ontia c M ichigan. A dd itional f o r W ire W h eel E quipm ent $ 8 5 F. L. MILLER, AURORA, , OREGON