The Scio Tribune j Con n try Corresponden ce SANTIAM FARM NEWS | The embryos are discharged fully formed from the female about eight County Paragraphs days after impregnation and pene­ Feb 19. A delegation of men from La- trate the lymphatic and are earn«*»! Ct KING ANI» CANNING M KAT'S Curtis Griffin made a run down to comb visited the Let-anon Commer­ to the mesenteric node and thoratic Dallas Friday for a few days* visit cial Club Monday night. February duct, then to th«* general capillari«* The winter months are time for with his sister, Mrs. Lovejoy II. and urged that the Lebanon-La­ they ma** wander into various re- i curing meats and making sausage. comb road be made a market road. gions, as the lungs, heart, brain and The tiest parts of both beef and pork Eldon Griffin of Hamilton Creek The majority reach They w*cure«j the promise of co­ serona cavities was down Sunday and took dinner may be cured and thus put away the voluntary musei«*; those which I operation of the Commercial Club. with his grandmother. Mrs 3. W. to serve during the busy season. This is now a bond road but as it is survive become encapsutai larvae if Other portions may be cured and Gam«-s. and then viaited his uneie. one of the main thoroughfares in the host does not succumb to the put away fur a time. Here are G. A Griffin. Eastern Unn County the residents infection, the main symptoms and *>me recipes for sausage making We had a celebration at the San- of both Lebanon and I acorn b be­ signs of the disease are associate«! of Interest to those who raise their - tiam farm Sunday, as our good Drills Wrstenhouse of Scio wa» a with the period of wandering and neighbors called in to remind the lieve it should be a market road. own meat animals. In canning meat business caller in our vicinity Friday old folks they had aome friend« still The r«*cently »rganized Camp Fire lodgment of the embryo. or putting up sausage one must be afternoon. The mortality from trichiniasis in Girls at Lebanon have decided on the living. Thoae coming in were Riley careful not to use flour or other Prof O. V. Whit and family of na nee for their organisations. The the United States is about half that starchy materials, as these sour aoon Montgomery and wife. Mrs Hannah Stayton were over Sunday victor» grade school girls will be known as for typhoid fever. There is n re- and cause the meat to spoil. Ray. Mrs. ls»one Ray, Frank Som­ at E E. Trask's. with Pinhook Troop. (Pinhook was the semblance to typfeoid fever mers. wife and son; Art Letten- 8AVXAUK edimo of eyelids ami face, an I mu* former name of Lebanon.) The maier. wife and son; Joseph Kalina cular pain and tenderness. To make good quality sausage ligh school girls have chosen the and wife, John Griffin of Salem and : GILKEY STATION I ‘ In a disease of this nature preven­ that will keep, mix fresh and cured name Jocheepw*. G. A Griffin. We all had a tine old Golfers of Albany are starting tion is much lietter than cure, for meat. By fresh meat ia meant time, and I assure you their com­ plans for a club hou«a* on their prop­ it is obvious that once the embryo thoroughly cooled and hung for a Feb 19. pany was highly appreciated, and are in the general circulation it is week at least. To cure meaf apply hope they will come again, as the Farmers' Union met at the home erty at Knox Butte, which most too late. The farm«*r who rai»«-« a mixture of 5 lb. salt and i lb, old Pie hater was raised on a house of Mr. and Mrs J G. Holt Sntur l.kely will be built this spring. hogs «hould t»e educated regarding sugar to each 100 lb. meat. Mix Elias Truax, age 70. died at the full of company. day evening, with all mrmberspre­ the danger of fe«-ding the uncooked this thoroughly with the meat and Curtis Griffin returned home Mon­ ant. After thr business meeting. a home of his daughter, Mrs. lJna offal or rats. Piggeries should t»e put in a jar or barrel so as to exclude day evening from a trip to Dallas. social time was s | n nt an«i refresh, Hall, of Corvallis lle, so that pig* as much air as possible. Tongues, Theodore Gaines of Portland is menta served. Mr. and Mrs E«l He had ta-rn a resident of Linn an«! themselvt* cannot kill and eat ro- huck. heart and other slimv trim­ billed to return home Thursday for war«! Ufford and Mr. and Mrs * Benton c«»untiee most of his life denta. mings should be washed always be- The members of both the Men's a few days' visit with home folks. O'Donald of Lacomb were pre - nt The public shout«! be taught not fore ^tiring. The old man was down to Crab- Several from here attended th« and Women's organisations of the to eat uncooked or under cook« d Pork Sausage: Pork sausage is Maccabr«* held a joint m«reting at tree to see his son. Cola. His wife Albert Volkman sale m ar Crabtrc- pork or pork producta. probably made more often in the has recovered from her severe at­ A party was held at the school their hall In Albany Thursday night. h«>me than any other sort. There tack of erysipelas. and he is amus­ house Saturday evening by the Great Commander S. W. Hall of are many methods, but the best ing himself grubbing a 50-acre field young people. A large crowd was California and Stair Commander J. Contagious DiseaaeaReported quality is made of clean pork trim­ as he only has a 1000-acre farm and ’ present, aome from Crabtree, Mr W. Sberwd of Portland wete The «late board of health report- ming'«. and a little water, though 500-acre pasture land. and Mrs. S P Crenshaw and Mr*. honor guests, Visitors were also ed the following number of conta­ four parts of pork and one of beef James Milligan and Art Iwtten- A. Mitchell attended Refreshment* present from the Salem lodges. maier have a job at Arch Ray’s mill were served. A movement has lazen »tarted for gious disease« for week ending on make a good mixture, especially If -«•a»un«-d with 1 lb. salt, 5 ox. sage, cutting logs, as Arch haa some fine Ira Serfling was visiting relatives a fruit and vegetable dehydration Feb 9: i oz fiepper. I lb. water to each 40 Tuberculosis KJ, Typhoid 3. Dip- lumber outers to fill at good prices, j here Saturday. plant at Albany. W. C. Burkhart Io pork and 10 lb. beef. To this thcria 16. Scarlet fever 36, Small ­ M. C. Gaines of Crabtree butch-j Mrs. W. A. Gilkey went to W ■ *1- has offered a site for the plant in may tie added bread, boiled potatoes ered 10 fine porkers Monday. dress j pox 21, Whooping cough 1. Measl«-» burn last week to attend the funeral exchange for stock. or l»oil^nard Gilkey has word J<>»eph Isine, antecedent of a Unn the labor of centuries. crumbly. This sausage can lie put Fred Shers and wife of Lyons, One takes great cure of an ex­ her foster father. D 8. Bicklev, is Countv man. and Delazon Smith, ; up in casings or in bulk. If stuffed formerly of Thomas, have moved to Linn Countv orator and politician, pensive automobile for fear that ill at his home at Santa Ana. Calif into either pig or alt«*«p casings it is Mill City, where he will work in one of it» vital parts might tn» broken were the first senators. called link sausage. If left in bulk, Camp 17. and the entire mechanism rendered it is packed very tightly in fruit Sens Bros, loaded out a car of useless. How much mure should Trichininiasis jars an«l put away in a cool place in lumber last w«-rk. the individual care for his own body. the dark. O. M. Baker made a business trip Humanity lives and haa always W arning ! it is dangerous to-eat Eel». 19, Before frying buls sausage, mix to Portland Monday. liv«-d on some elementary or funda­ raw or underdone pork. Pork. ham. slsiut 4 eggs thoroughly with 3 lb. G I. Flanagan and family of Seio A Valentine (Mrt.v »* . lu-ld in bacon and sausage may be infected mental provisions. Thr more simply of meat. Never stick a fork in the spent Sunday at Schieman’s mill. the school building la I'ucsday. you live thr more you sab-guard with trichina. I meat when frying it. but turn it Christie Johnson and mother.Mrs The wi»rk on th- pork i* pro Trichiniasis or trichiooais is a spe­ your future. over or take it out with a knife or Ho Von Berlian. of Aumsville spent greasing rapidly. T he heavy work The following simple rules ar»- cific infection with the thread worm, spoon under it. A hole in the saus­ Sunday st the S. A. Schieman heme. of plow ing and wrap'ng is com Trichmiella Spiralis, and results suggested to assist thr Individual to age casing means the loss of much Claude Brabham and wife of Sil­ pleted and at *»rv*cnt it is bring from eating meat infected with liv­ adjust himself to his surroundings. flavor, because th* juices escape. verton »pent Sunday with their disked. Thi« work is greatly im­ ing encysted larvae of the parasite. Always cook pork of ariv kind daughter, Mrs. Mary Garsner. at proving the ooks of the park. The life history of the parasite oc­ until it is thoroughly done, to kill Lyons. The stud nt contest in getting curs in three stages, the adult, the trichina and other parasites injur­ Pietrok Bros and Schieman Bros, sultscriber to the "Country Gen­ embryo, and the encysted larvae. ious to man. These sausage making spent Friday in Saiem. tleman*' • nded todav. The filial The larvae are usually found in car­ directions come from Mrs. Harriet John Pietrok went to Portland on score was 25 5>r the "Maggies” nivorous and omnivorous animals I). Stow, county home demonstration bu*iness last week and 44 for "Jig’s. ’ The student such as rats. mice. dogs. eats, bogs, agent in Snohomish Co. John Robertson spent Sunday eve­ body gets half of each subscription. and man. So far as infection in man I ning at Schieman Bros According to the r»»lw of the con­ is concerned the only animal of prac­ Carl Titus is hauling slab wood ta test it is now up to ti e "Jiggs” to Personal hygiene consista of the tical importance in the spread of the Kingston. treat the "Maggies" to a party A «iiseaae is the hog. The rat is of im­ physical nijustment of an individual G. L- Flanigan, carrier on route large fountain pen was offered to portance because hogs will consume to his surioundmge. 8, Scio, sure haa aome fine roads. the star boy salcMnaii and a small­ I Have fresh air where you can «lead rats. He hit a mudhole recently and broke er edition of the pen to the star »I live and work. When th- encysted larvae enter seven spokes out of a front wheel, girl salesman. Johnnie Wescly won I! Breathe deeply, slowly, and the digestive track of an animal ca­ which hurled him thru the window the larger pen with 17 iiu I »scrip­ pable of becoming the hoot of the regularly. of his cab. Keeps him busy repair tions and Franc«-« Wcaely the oth­ worm, the digestive juices dissolve 111 Eat slowly, regularly, and Ing for the next day. er pen with 9 subscriptions. moderately simple natural the capsule wall. The adult para­ Freckles. The Scio 1 m » vs ami girls were de­ site developee from the larvae in two foods. feated in a rough double hcatler by or three days and goes through the IV Keep clean. Internally and ex­ the Crabtree girls and (he Albany procreation process mainly in the ternally. Tha; Work While Yoa Sleep! boya last Friday evening on the small intestine. The males die. V Do not allow poisons and in­ local floor. The scores were 19-10 while the females penetrate the in fections to enter your body. We are proud of our ClsMified Feb. 12. tor the boys and 20-10 for thr girls. testinal mucous membrane and lodge Exercise an intelligent con­ VI column, because it is full of hu­ The Clarence Baas family is out Both games were very rough ami between the epithelium and connect­ trol over your nervous system. man interest— It brings people to­ agan. after a siege of the measles poorly officiated. The l«»ys worr ing tissue. gether as nothing else ran «Io If VII Woik efficiently and diligent­ you have anything to sell. or want badly hamlicapp«- ■ Ce» " 3