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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1933)
1 KIUAY. JLLV 14. 1633 BEAVERTON EN TKKI'Kl HE rA O E 3 and hogs and other farm commodities (XI.I) DRIVERS LICENSES c a n n in g s e a s o n VOID AFTER SEPTEMBER BRINGS HINTS ON METHODS naturally through a new demand from a new market and wi.. oiing The realization that all drivers li Raspberries and logans are the seas money back into the co.^i.iy where onable berries now ready for canning new wealth is always produced and censes issued before July 1, 1931, will and both lend themselves well to the I will start a reversed trend in farm be automatically cancelled by law on OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE TOWN OF BEAVERTON cold pack method of canning. Those prices which is the logical place to September 1st has awakened active in terest in many motorists, reports Hal | living in or near berry farms have the end the depression. IL IL JEFFRIES. Publisher E. Hoss, Secretary of State. The most advantage of being able to can ber common question asked at his office ries within a few hours after picking Scare-crow* Passing is “ What must I do to get a new Published Friday of each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton or at least the same day, thus insur license?’’ There was a time when grotesque ing best color and flavor. Here are Ore. Bntered as second-class matter at O. E. track. Phone 7003 Anticipating that this information some directions for cold-pack berry scare-crows could be seen in almost every field in the country but they will be more in demand as the expira canning: Subscription Rate« Wash the berries lightly, if at all. seem to be getting scarcer each year. tion date on all old licenses draws ____ $1.00 Three M onths----------------- ___ t .36 One Year __ I in a colander. Place hot, sterilized Thus, another great symbol of Ameri- | near, Mr, Hoss has issued a brief for .50 Subscriptions Payable in Advance 1 Six Months,-.. I jars in a dish pan of very hot water can life, the scaie-crow, which persis mula for obtaining a new-type license. First, the applicant must obtain the ! Pour a few berries into the jar and ted for more than three centuries is Beaverton Office — Broadway at the postoffice at Beaverton, Ore. I shake them down by gently tapping vanishing from the agricultural sec standard application blank from the Portland Office—408 Dekum Bldg., Phone ATwater 5014 ! the bottom of the jar against a wood- tions of the United States. According Secretary of State or from local exam ! en board. Place the jar in the hot to a bulletin of the Boker Chemical Co ination headquarters, state police, or i water again, add more berries and the scare-crow originated soon after sheriff’s office. Second, he must fill out the form in shake them down, alternately to in- the Pilgrim fathers had cleared bits of Delinquency Assumes Proportions The full and sign it in the presence of a 1 sure full jars. Add boiling hot sirup the wilderness to raise crops. made in the following proportions scare-crow was distinctly American notary public or other person author Property taxes outstanding, carried on the books and All state For one dozen quart jars of red or invention, to ward off the American ized to administer oaths. delinquent, at the end of li>33, will be approximately $45,- black rasberries, bring to a boil seven t crow> Dorn the native American In examiners arc notaries public and will perform this service without charge. uuu.uuu or a sum equal to 108 per cent oi the full year 1033 cups of sugar and 11 cups of hot wa dian corn. The early settlers of this country Third, the applicant must file the ter. For loganberries use 1 0cup3 of tax levy oi $41 ,UU0,U00. This probable delinquency is fore sugar and 10 cups of hot water. Fill leu an active and busy existence and completed form before September 1. Young Richard Dupont, twenty two cast irum trends now in evidence, and assumes payment of the jars with sirup to one-half inch 1 were at their wits end in the spring either by leaving it with an examiner ^,UoU,UUU on back taxes and oi a higher proportion of 1933 year-old heir to the fabulous Dupont from the top and partially seal. In to do the many other chores about the or by sending it to the Secretary of fortune, has Ids own Ideas of the ca planted corn against the rav State at Salem. In either case, a pay taxes than was in evidence at the time the first half of 1933 reer he wishes to follow. Instead of case of automatic seal type of jar, newly place lid and clamp on jar. Leave ages of the crows and still find time ment of $1 must accompany the ap becoming an elite sportsman, learning taxes were paid. jars in the pan of hot water until all to find time to guard their precious plication. fat tier s business, or merely drift clearing. Each of the requirements are pro For counties outside of Multnomah county, the delin Ids are ready to .process. ing In the best social circles, Rich They learned that the American vided by law and no license can be Have hot water bath boiling. Place quency is forecast as $34,000,000, a sum equal to 133 per ard plans to learn the trade of air crow is a wise bird and respected the issued unless all are complied with, it cent oi the entire 1933 tax levied on property in those plane designing and aeronautical engl jars in boiler on a rack which raises power of shot and gunpowder. The was stated. the jars at least one-half inch from neering. lie started in as “ grease crows found out guns were carried by counties. monkey*' at the Curtiss-Wright School the bottom, with water one inch over so the scare-crow—a dummy— There may not always be any sig In Wallowa county, the accumulated delinquency will of Aeronautical Engineering at the 'he top of the jars, rover the con men, was set up in the fields to frighten nificance in names, but it is neverthe equal about ¿80 per cent of this year’s tax levy. In Clat- 41 rand Central airport Los Angeles, tainer and bring to the boiling point the birds and .permit the settler to less interesting to note, in this per again as soon as possible to help in n Ids I sup county it will equal 230 per cent. In round numbers, I ln ,"’"r s '*ontro18 oi sure full jars. Boil 20 minutes, count work elsewhere, leaving the dummy iod of supposed depression, that Jolly- planes Street Grange has just been organized ing time from when the water is at a to guard the field. in Clatsop county, the accumulated delinquency will Perhaps after all the scare-crow is at Prosperity, South Carolina. rolling boil. Remove jars immediate B e* an d Watpi amount to about $3,950,000 at the end of 1933, a sum more only an expediency and oft times does ly, complete the seal and invert to Tlie poison-glands of lire-- iitul wrap* not scare, especially if the farmer does Arizona has its first Grange unit— than double the annual tax levy. are connected with their nvlp t- , cool,, except automatic type of seal. ln Grant, Crook and Jefferson counties, in Central which tire modified into stings. The Oven canning and other methods of not carry out the illusion and show up a fine .start with about fifty charter with the gun and pop off a crow o: members. Oregon, the delinquency at the end of 1933 will be more poison Is held in a round or oval res food preservation are described in two. j Extension Bulletin 450, "Home Food and Is forced Into an nvlp. I ADVERTISING man twice the size oi the 1933 levy; in Coos and Curry j ervoir tor through a tuhe. Some lchneu. .oo Preservation,” which is available free ] You’re missing a most valuable part | IS THE KEY counlies in ¡southwestern Oregon the accumulated delin flies have ovipositors six times ns long 1 at the office of the county agent or at of this paper each week, if you don’t 1 NOTE TO THE quency will be just about twice the amount of this years’ as their bodies. Some gall-flies bore the home economic extension office read the classified ads. CASH REGISTER at Corvallis. several channels in a plant before they lay their eggs. An egg is pushed Corning Gasoline Multnomah county is the brighest spot on the tax de from the Imse of the ovipositor to tin linquency map of Oregon, but in that great county there is point, the point Is withdrawn and thu Quite a number of agricultural pa- ' enters a channel and is pushed pers published in the corn belt, seem likely io be $il,UU0,U0(J of accumulated delinquency by the egg forward h.v the ovipositor until If end of 19oJ, a sum equal to two-thirds oi the 1933 tax levy, reaches the bottom of the channel.— to favor the enactment of some law- < or the encouragement in some way, file cash position of tax-levying bodies in Multnomah Montreal Herald. the use of agricultural products as ( motor fuel. county will begin to be somewhat precarious by that time, Mixture of 10 per cent alcohol and Scarecrow Contest ine Dig county will begin to feel some of the tax troubles A W .V A V IA W .W .V W iW W A V W iS English blackbird is regarded gasoline, according to tests at the that have been in evidence in smaller counties for some by The farmers us u pest and many are the Iowa Agricultural College gives great- i £ time. ingenious methods employed to scare er efficiency than gasoline alone. It 1 ? All of the delinquency figures above are in spite of him away. At Dunkirk, Kent, u con also eliminates carbon knocks. M O R TICIAN i test was recently held to find the most The advocates of this movement say- the fact that the railroads, the public utilities and the effective BEAVERTON. OR EG O N i scarecrow. The Idea was to the plan offers a new market for corn, oil companies have paid their taxes. The projection counlerfelt with old clothes, rags und i greater than our annual exports. WE SERVE. REGARDLESS OF THE TIME DAY OR NIGHT J assumes that these big corporations will pay their second what not the angriest farmer. T h e ; They say It will raise the price of corn competition was open to boys and g.rls hail taxes in 1933. li they fail on their second half taxes, of the village. A twelve year-old hoy ilie delinquency estimates will have to be increased by sev won first prize for a tierce looking, eral million dollars. Considering that these large interests arm-waving contraption. Villagers proclaimed the contest successful, for, ! have paid their taxes, the fact brings out in acute relief the said they, not a blackbird showed his 1 delinquency of taxes on farms, homes, timber lands and face around the Helds for weeks after ward. other classes o f property which cannot pay. T O DESIGN !-LAN ES berry Patronize the Advertisers in This Paper W . E. P E G G 1 here probably will be 1,000 school districts in Oregon whose district taxes in 1933 as collected will not equal one- sixth of their levies. They are the-school districts which are dependent on farmer taxpayers, and in which the rail roads, the public utilities and the oil companies have little or no property. If the sales tax should be voted by the people and sustained by the courts, the operating revenues of these 1,000 districts will be somewhat fortified by cash from that source; if the sales tax fails, it is difficult to for- see how they can operate much longer, as their warrants are practically unmarketable at this time, although some day they w ill have to be paid 100 cents on the dollar, with interest, if real estate in those districts survives in private ownership.— Oregon Voter. HAS BIG TASK AHEAD KANSAS SOCIETY TO PICNIC The new Fuiui Credit Administra tion, headed by Henry Morgenthau, Jr., of New York, began its existence as a separate entity on May 27. The credit agendo* merged under the new udminlst ration Include the Federal Farm Loan Bunks and the Intermed iate Credit Banks, the Crop Produc tion Loan office, the Fanners Seed Loan oilier, together with the region al Agricultural Credit organization* which were established last year. The new group has a big tusk on Its hands, with tremendous possibilities of service. All present and former residents of Kansas who are now In Washington and Oregon are Invited to attend the unnual picnic and reunion of 1933 to be held Sunday, July 16, at Jantzen Beach, Portland. This year's outing, staged by the Kansas Society of Oregon promises to bo the biggest ever held. The 1933 Kansas picnic is held on the same day as the Oklahoma and Nebraska State societies of Oregon. Neighbors as states, they will also be neighbors on Sunday, July 16, all three states having their separate state picnics at this time. Free admission to the park for all Kansans and former Kansans, Okla Significant Change of Name homans, and Nebraskans has been When It was first proposed to build provided for. Every person or family a dam a cross the Colorado river at Is expected to bring his or her own Boulder Canyon, the project was re luncheon or dinner. ferred to as Boulder bam. 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