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About Aurora observer. (Aurora, Marion County, Or.) 19??-1940 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1925)
£ '" P o r t l a n d Ro s e Festival, June l i - 2 0 } Summer Excursion Fares May 22nd •—opening sale date O n sale daily to and including Sep tember 15 th. Return limit—October 31st. Liberal stopovers.. Plan to include California’s varied wonders on your trip east. Go that way; return same way or some other route if you prefer. So plan your itinerary carefully. Let our agents help you. They are skillful, courteous and fully informed on all travel matters. Ask for our *' Vacation Journeys" Pam phlet . Southern Pacific mSBBBmsssgsKm GEORGE M ILLER, Local Agent The Fly and I Are After Each Other’s Scalp Screen Doors, Window Screen Material Cheaper than Flies Hubbard SEPARATED MILK IN RATION FOR SWINE Rank W ith the Best About two thousand years ago, writes S. G. Morley, In the Mentor Magazine, while the peoples of north western Europe were living In a state t>f utmost barbarism, there was slowly flowering In the New world the most brilliant civilization of ancient Amer ica—namely, the Maya of southern Mexico and northern Guatemala. From a cultural point of view the Maya were the Greeks of the New world. 1 In many spheres of human activity these Maya excelled, almost beyond believing, In architecture, sculpture, and painting; in ceramics, stone and feather mosaics, and the lapidary art, in astronomy, history, and chronology. In this last-mentioned field their at tainments were so remarkable that It may be claimed that no people of the Old world at that time—2,000 years ago—had worked out a system of chronology anywhere approaching that of the Maya, not only In accuracy of results, but also In simplicity of use. This spectacular progress the Maya accomplished without man’s two great est aids to civilization in the Old world—namely, beasts of burden and tools of metal. When It Is considered that they had no beasts of burden, no horses, asses, oxen, camels, or ele phants to carry for them, nor tools of Iron, bronze, copper, or tin to cut and hew and carve with. It may be ven tured that, judged by what they had. they achieved more than any other people the world has ever known. People to Get Acquainted With Oregon for Oregon LOUIS Ask for Oregon Products Yard Albert Williams, Mgr. W EBERT N O T A R Y PUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE The Michigan experiment station REPRESENTING has recently reported an interesting experiment in growing pigs on corn Pacific States Fire Insurance OREGON MAKES IT and water as compared to corn and Company separated milk. Two j>lgs that got Springfield F. & M. Insur ,piilk gained 221 pounds each in five months. Those on com and water Oregon Industries Deserve Oregon ance Company gained only 9.5 pounds. Patronage * Fire Association of Phila. At the end of five months the milk- Everytime you buy an article made fed pigs were marketed and the two in Oregon, you are helping to employ AUR O RA, OREGON stunted pigs put In separate pens. Pig Oregon people in the manufacturing No. 4 got shelled corn, water and a o f Oregon goods. You are keeping good mineral mixture. Pig No. 3 got Oregon ihoney in Oregon. A campaign com and separated milk and though is on in the interest o f * ‘ Oregon Made he only weighed 43 pounds at seven Goods, ’ ’ and ‘ ‘ Oregon Industries. ’ ' months old, weighed 350 pounds at a It is more than worthy— an idea that year old, a gain of 307 pounds. No. 4 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW means money to you. Look at the gained only 23 pounds, weighing 76 Oregon City, Oregon label pounds at one year. Then No. 8 was Estates, Trusts, Confidential Advice marketed and No. 4 got separated milk and corn for five months. At the end of this time he had gained 274 ALL KINDS OF TRUCKING pounds, weighing 350 pounds, show at Reasonable Rates ing that separated milk can bring out THEODORE RESCH^ even a stunted pig to make good gains. W . L. Mulvey B. F. Lindas The gains with separated milk cost Aurora, Ore. Phone 1115 6.7 cents per pound, with skim milk Will pay highest market price at 35 cents per 100 pounds. Gains for Hogs. without milk cost 19.7 to 39 cents per 10 Hogg }Bldg. pound. Turkish Sumptuary Laws Ore. Oregon City, - Although separated milk contains The Constantinople vilayet council valuable mineral matter, this was evi was recently asked by the ministry of T j R . B. F. GIESY dently not what was lacking In the the Interior to draw np a sumptuary com. The main deficiency was In pro law forbidding legal prodigality. A tein and in the growth-promoting vita- commission, which has worked hard mines, both of which were supplied on the project, has now devised a num Asquith & Hocken. abundantly by the separated milk. ber of minute restrictions on the mar Many people try to feed pigs on com riages of the well-to-do. Under the AINTIING alone, while others who have dairy rules proposed a bridegroom will give cows separate the milk and throw the APER HANGING his bride a ring not exceeding 20 Both Phones skim milk away. Both are mak Turkish pounds In value, about $10, Office at Residence AND TINTING Aurora, Ore. ing a serious mistake. If separated and no other wedding present. As for milk is not available one should use All Work Neatly Done the bride, she may not bring to her alfalfa pasture, tankage or some other new household more than two dresses I Aurora, Ore. Phone 5012 protein supplement along with corn. in all, and her contribution to the fur Some will say that they get better nishings may be no more than for one results on com alone than were ob DENTIST room. tained by the Michigan station. This Weddings must pass off without Has established his Dental office in is probably true where pigs are get nuptial banquets, only sweets and In the Aurora Bank Building, where ting some grass or weeds to supply L. T. Dick & L. M. Hum nocuous sirups being offered to the he will be present each Tuesday, them with mineral matter and vita- C H IN E S E M E D IC IN E C O - guests. The wedding procession must Friday and Saturday, from 9 a, m. mlnes and with some of the supple not parade more than five carriages to 6 p. m. Stomach troubles given quick mentary proteins. The main thing to relief by taking our famous or motor cars. As for banquets to PLATES A SPECIALTY remember is that com is not a com remedies. Are absolutely harm celebrate the births of children, they AURORA, OREGON plete feed for growing animals. less, being compounded from im also are forbidden. ported herbs, roots, and barks Separated milk should be consid These regulations, which have not which are well known for their ered as a supplementary feed, not as yet been adopted, would have taken Phone 5-51 Office hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. curative properties. a complete feed in Itself. Where fed the wind out of a Stamboul Turk who, Evenings and Sunday by appointment We Ueat all disorders of men, in moderate quantities, 2 or 3 pounds not very long ago, shocked the respect women and children. Free con of separated milk may take the place sultation. Call or write. able street with a parade of 40 car DR. S. J. LEVITT of 1 pound of com. In large amounts riages and who opened 100 cases of 420-426 State St. (Upstairs) DENTISTI count 8 or 10 pounds of milk equal to champagne for his guests. S A L E M , O R E G O N P H O N E aas 1 pounds of corn. A good rule Is to I. O. O. F. Building Room 1 and 2 Moiatla, Oregon count 100 pounds of separated milk Dictionary in Demand worth half the price of com per bush The spelling bee In which Repub el.—Chas. I. Bray, Colorado Agricul tural college. lican woman voters competed at the Oak Lane Review club on Tuesday was but a more elaborate event than many Salt Supply for Stock which nowadays test the fair orthog- Is o f Great Importance raphers at afternoon parties, says the Without giving much thought as to Philadelphia Bulletin. Cross-word why they do so, most farmers provide brain twisters necessitate many a re DEALER IN salt for their live stock. They know sort to the dictionary and success in that cows will become “ salt hungry," the game, whether for personal satis It not well supplied with salt regu faction or In trying for prizes, re larly. quires cultivation of the gentle art of Denied salt, normal growth, health, correct spelling. Whatever the Im general thrift and production either pelling cause, the benefit derived from SEED AND RE-CLEANING OUR SPECIALTY cease entirely or are sadly impaired. Improved orthography Is very desir Carefully conducted experiments have able. Phone 43 proved this to be true. Salt Is an es Oldsters profited by the rigorous oral AURORA, - - OREGON sential as good feed and pure water. drill In spelling which was prominent Most farm crops and mill feeds are In the simplified schooling of other very low in the element chlorine, the days, Whatever the theory of modern very element that common salt sup methods, the results In modern manu plies cheaply, abundantly and In read scripts do not do It credit. There is ily available form. The main use of too much boggling over words that en salt Is to supply chlorine that is re ter Into the ordinary vocabulary, too quired to make the hydrochloric acid much spelling according to the letter- found In the digestive juice o f the writer’s own taste and fancy. If the cow’s stomach, and without which that cross-word puzzle and the spelling bee organ cannot properly perform Its di will help to better spelling they are to gestive function. Diminished milk be encouraged. flow and generally impaired physical condition soon follow If salt Is not in Hats Off, Fellers! cluded In the ration. The Honorable Mrs. Richard Norton, It Is sometimes customary to add salt to the grain mixture at the rate before sailing back home with the of one pound salt to 100 pounds grain. prince of Wales’ party, paid a This, however, is not enough to pro splendid compliment to American vide the requirements for all purposes. manhood. “American men.” she said at a Whether fed In the grain mixture or not, additional salt should be available Tuxedo luncheon, “are the hand at all times in the barn lots and pas somest men in the world. But that tures. This may be provided in the Is nothing. They are the most moral form of rock salt or salt blocks. It men In the world, and that’s every Is advisable to keep this outside sup thing. “ An American girl writer was tell ply protected in some way from the, weather. A common practice Is to ing me the other day how, to get ma keep common feeding salt in a covered terial, she traveled In the wild West box, ,where the cattle may have access and worked In factories and mines, and lived In the slums. to It at all times. •“ But aren’t you afraid,’ I asked, ‘to go about in this way unprotected?’ Care for Sow and Litter " ‘Oh,’ said she, Tm not unprotected. The sow and litter can be left In On Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Cloth and I never venture beyond the call or the the small pen until the pigs are five American gentleman.’ ” Straw Hats, 25c to 75c values, your choice— to eight days old, after which both sow and pigs should get a Uttle ex Soap Bubble as Eye Test ercise. Care must be taken not to feed the sow too heavily on rich feed The tiniest things which the human or she will produce so much milk that eye can see are the black spots and the pigs will very quickly become too patches sometimes visible in soap bub fat and some will be lost simply be bles, said Sir William Bragg, lecturing cause they get toq fat. Once a litter recently on “Kay and Soap Films" at of pigs has reached two weeks of age, the Royal Institution, reports the New losses should be very smalL York World. The rainbow-colored soap films are, therefore, not the tiniest things the Call us by phone and get prices. Healthy Hogs Best human eye can detect. The black “The three first principles for areas are so thin that if the soap healthy hogs are segregation, sanita bubbles could be magnified to the size tion and vaccination,” said L. E. o f the earth and the thickness of the Drury, a farmer of Morgan county, enveloping film increased In propor 111., who markets about 1,000 head tion the film would then be only the yearly. Cleanliness, sunlight, and thickness o f a sheet of glass. plenty of commercial disinfectant he^ cited as necessities In sanitation. He regards It of importance to have the “ TH E STORE OF M E R IT ’ Canary Dealer Fined farm fenced In small well-watered ' For confining canaries In tiny cages AU R O R A , ORE. fields with portable hog houses, anti made in German prisons, a dealer ol also to keep the herd assorted accord:, Camden Town, England, was fined on ing to sise. I the charge o f oruelty to birds. O. D. EBY Lawyers Physician and Surgeon Lumber PHONE 5902 LIVC STOCK Moya Culture Takes P Dr. C. Ammeter JU ST O N E P U R PO SE To supply the Men aha Young Men of the Willamette Valley with the best o f Clothes and Furnishings at Reasonable Prices. CLOTHING & WOOLEN MILLS STORE Salem, Oregon BISHOP’S 136 N. Commercial Street AURORA MEAT MARKET A n Up-to-date Sanitary Meat Market that handles every thing b e s t i n m e a t s fresh and cured. OPEN EVENINGS DURING HARVEST SEASON W U RSTER B R 0 5 . Aurora, Oregon HURST TRUCK LINE Makes Regular Trips to INSURED WE SOLICIT Portland CARRIER YOUR HAULING Portland Auto Freight Terminal Door 28 Phone East 6366 Aurora Phone 715 Just A r r iv e d large shipment o f See us if you need fence. Prices lower than ever. m G. A. EHLEN ' ■reff’»*-’ J TB* sroia New Straw Hats S p e c ia l t o C lo s e O u t Field F ence Hardware Grain, Hay, Potatoes, Land Plaster, Seeds, Fertilizer and Dairy Feeds Just in -at Attractive Prices W e have just received a Come in. H. G. ZIEGLER Implements .....................- - W e Buy Mohair and W ool Will-Snyder Co.
