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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1935)
Ht AVtKTON PAO E t FRIDAY, IV -M A R Y n . 1933 E.NTtKPKISt Curry Farmers Try New Crop {PRISE Hi-W a y / to H ealth O, S. C. Registration GOLD BEACH— Farmers in Curry Stays High county wiill have an opportunity to try out small plantings of Yellow CORVALLIS—Second teem regis Trefoil and Burr clover seed this tration has shown surprisingly little year. County Agent R. M. Knox re a. h . j i r n u a , rmau*h*r ... b y ^ADA J G -M A Y N E Mr. Knox has obtained 150 drop from the fall term, according ports. pounJs of the Yellow Trefoil and 100 to early report* of incomplete enroll pounds oi Burr clover seed, which he nvM .y nf « te h w w k to tlw Pioneer Publlahlng Co., at Beaverton ment. Registration passed the 2400 plans to inoculate and distribute in 0r%> jn H f,,! M unnnl ~t~~T mattar at the postofflc.e at Beaverton, Ore. mark early, a 30 per cent increase five and 101 pound lots to farmers CREAMED SOUPS over a year ago and almost equal who wish to make demonstration Pepper S u b scrip tio n to the fall term registration on com plantings of these crops. Dash paprika ____11.00 Three M on th *----------------- ___$ 35c With children back in school again parable days. Indications are that 1 tsp grated onion ____ JDO Subscriptions Payable In Advance more time will be given to planning CLASSIFIED ADS bring wonderful Biz Month* the final enrollment for the term 1 cup scraped, cooked corn lesults. Try one and become a regular th noonday meal. It is necessary to Beavertoa Office—Broadway at O. E. tracks. Phone Beaverton 7503 Melt butter, stk in flour and seas will be close to the 2577 reached in profit gainer. have nourishing foods ready fur the onings until smooth. Add coid milk. the fall term. Portland Otttoe—408 Oekum Bldg., Phone ATwater 6914 hungry school child if he is io grow When thickened .add corn water and normally and leact favorably to his scraped corn. Reheat and serve. To carried on by the Federal gov senool work. garnish sprinkle with grated Ameri Bookkeeping on the Farm Ing ernment—and that is one of the new In searching lor menus for lunch can cheese. Federal activities, perhaps the only es, especially for family lunch for Most urban residents probably still Ctvain of Celery Soup one, which meets with unqualified school days, the ci earned soup is de 3 cups celery, cut in think of the American farmer as an support of all the people. So far, serving of special mention. Mos. easy-going fellow, with little knowl the government has been extremely : mothers now realize that one qua« t inch pieces Its agent* have elimin !of milk a day is necessary for that 2 cups boiling water edge of or Interest in business prac successful. Mt tsp salt ated a number of underworld kings ¡margin of safety’ in the nutrition of tice and methods, who lives himself in 2 tbsp flour All of this quart of milk land and doesn't Involve himself In —have frightened others into hiding. : children. 2 tbsp butter financial statement* or bookkeeping The whole power of the Federal gov j does not have to be i*»ed a* a bev- 2 cups milk ernment, with it* unlimited resour ¡erage, but serves nutritional needs systems. 1-8 tsp pepper That picture Li rapidly losing veri ces in money, men and equipment, i* ¡just as well when used in the prepa Wash and sciape celery and cut similtud*. The Farm Credit Admin turned loose to effect his capture ration of other foods. into inch pieces; add water and cook istration recently announced that and execution. Many dishes are improved, no: until very soft and tender; rub thru It is pleasant to be able to report j only in food value, but in flavors over a million farmers, during the sieve Heat milk .n double boiler, past year and a half, turned in com that all the signs point to major | too, by the use of milk. Cereal cook- and add milk to celery. Melt but plete financial atatements when ap crime being “on the run" in this j cd In milk i* a delightful change ter add flour and seasoning and mix plying for loans. And, according to country. ¡from the more usual way of using i with soup. • • • • the Dairymen’s League News, a*, ! water. Creamed vegetables, baked Washington made the country, ; or, Scalloped, puddings made of least a million more farmers kept Onion Soup Gratinee Lincoln preserved it, Edison lighted such records for other reasons. Busi 'milk, ice cream and cottage cheese, 3 medium onions ness methods are as much a part of It, Ford put it on wheels. ¡are all ways of helping to use up 3 tbsp butter • • • • the operation of a modern farm as the daily quart. The point to re- 3 pints of beef stock Your children are Influenced more o f a factory, ! member is the standard rule for 3 tb^sp grated cheese Thta representative of a great evo by your life than by your lectures. • health set by our leading food scien Pepper and salt • • • • lutionary period in agricultural his tists ‘A quart of milk a day for each 1-8 clove garlic, if desired In all ages thinking men have been tory, which began ten or fifteen 2 tbsp chopped parsley I child through the period o f growth years ago, and Is gathering momen clever, whether learned or not. % loaf dry bread and a pint a day for adults.’ • • • • tum still. The up-to-date farmer These creamed soups are nourish Slice onions and put them into a Don't demand public improvements realizes that economics, finance, mo Stir and ing and suitable to school day appe stew pan with butter. netary problems, tariff legislation and lower taxes in the same breath. $ry slowly until softened and slightly tites: and similar matter* exert a vital in browned. Add beef stock, boil ten fluence on hi* personal affairs. He State House Gossip minutes, skim, season, and add pars Cream of Corn Soup i* studying and learning, and he is Wonderful Clean Up Selection of Used Cars to ley and garlic. Cut the bread into BY ERNEST L. GRAY keeping books. Where his father- 2 cups milk thin slices dry in the oven a few Continued from Page 1 Make W ay for New Model may have gone for years without 2 cups water in which minutes, pour soup into a low earth knowing whether he wag making corn was cooked en casserole, put bread on top West 12th & Burnside Portland, Oregon money or losing it, he knows precise getting located for the six weeks 4 tbsp flour sprinkle with grated cheese, and set ly how hi* farm is going. BR. 6464 stay. And Job seekers, that advance 4 tbsp butter in a very hot oven long enough to The Influence of cooperative asso army of a session, appear in greater 1% tsp salt brown the cheese. ciation* ha* been particularly potent numbers this year but with more In developing farm management chance for work. Many of tne old along these lines. The co-ops, by timers will be missing from their bringing specialized knowledge and usual pu*ts during thkt coming sound methods to the administration assembly. o f farm problem*, have made great progress—and individual farmers are The test suit against the payment following the load. of more than $1500 a year salary to a • • a the Governor, filed here the past Reward for Extravagance week, so far appears only a gesture. Even the complaint Itself and state Government finances should be ments of the instigator, Rodney Al- regarded precisely as Individual fin den, of Woodburn. strongly point to t|he belief the gesture is a feeble one ancial problem*. When an Individual spends more at that. than he earn*, he becomes insolvent. The complaint made no charges, He loses his source of credit. He loses something even more valuable set up no cause o f action, nor did it —the confidence and faith of others. mention the constitutional provision. It requested only a restraining order He eventually goes bankrupt. The situation Is no dlfferentt when against payment of the excessive Further it does not attack It come* to government, except that salary. It* credit sources are greater. It the salaries of the Secretary of State Both now re can stave o ff the day o f reckoning nor State Treasurer. longer. It can perform financial ceive a basic salary—less the cuts— allght-tpf-hand through trick book of $5400 a year. They should receive keeping that will serve to obstruct $1500 and $800 respectively, under actual fact* for a time. But eventu the Constitution. ally extravagances overtake even The retiring Secretary of State. P. government a* they do the Individual Insolvency inevitably result* from J. Stadelman, on the eve of his leav failure to balance outgo with in ing the office, presented the Legisla come. ture with some sound suggestions for It 1* a common fallacy that there changes in the election laws. These is no end to the taxing power o f gov changes were the result of the study ernment, that It has a limitless of conditions within his own depart source of Income. But when taxes ment during the 11 months he held •oar money goes Into hiding. It is office. destroyed through business failure* One was to eliminate the great and shut-downs. Property Is taken over by state* and municipalities. number of independent candidates Industrial developments stop, invest whose name* can now get on the ments are curtailed. Men are ballot virtually free of charge and thrown out of work and are unable easier than regular party nominees to find other jobs. Government lias without even the need to campaign the power to tax—but that 1* a in the primary. He suggests strict worthless power indeed when there er laws plus some filing fees. • • • • • 1* nothing to tsx. Another auggestlon was for a $25 Th* American governmental units are not bankrupt. The chances are filing fee for Introduction of initia they will never be. But the only tive petitions. During (he last cam way to remain solvent is to live paign 24 preliminary copies of peti within Income—both as individual tions were filed, and only three of and a* economic entitles. The Insti these got on the ballot the power tution does not exist that can go on bill, tax limitation and healing arts forever spending more than it earns. amendment—and all three of them ended in defeat by the voter». OREGON DAIRY COUNCIL RIDE and DRIVE The New 1935 FORD V-8 AT WOLFARD MOTOR CO. Downtown Westside Dealer West Burnside and 12th Portland, Oregon Immediate Delivery U. S. Leads in Crime When It comes to crime, th* United 8Utes has the unevltable distinction o f leading the world by a wide mar gin. Each year crime accounts for the death of ten people out of each 100,000 of our population —the next country. Greece, lj a poor second, with five. 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