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A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 10, NO. 50
GRESHAM REPUBLIC
ANS TO MEET MON.
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH
RAISING THE FLAG HE
LOVES
COUNTY,
OREGON
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
20,
SCENIC BEAUTIES SHOULD BE DEVELOPED
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
1920
$1.60 PER YEAR
COACH OF OLYMPIC
BOXING TEAM
MT. HOOD HIGHWAY
BEING CONSTRUCTED
An organized effort should be m ade to develop the Mt. Hood a re a for
local and to u rist benefit is th e opinion of Dr F ra n k A. W augh, a landscape
arch itect of A m herst, Mass., and co llab o rato r in the forest service, who has
A m eeting of republicans of e a st
ju st spent six weeks in th e northw est forests.
The decision of th e highw ay com
ern M ultnom ah has been called for
Dr. W augh has m ade a carefu l exam ination of the Mount Hood region,
M onday n ight, A ugust 23, in C a rl-'
m issioners on th e ro u te of th e Mt.
w orking w ith th e forest service and m em bers of th e b ureau of public roads,
Hood loop highw ay is prom ised on
so n ’s (M. W. A.) hall a t Gresham .
Including O. H. Purcell, d istric t engineer, in planning th e road so th a t it
the
24th of th is m onth. It will be
Jo h n L. Day, county chairm an, will
will develop th e best scenic effects.
be p resen t and give a ta lk on t h e '
given at th a t tim e provided certain
Dr. W augh explains th a t th e vast u tilities of recreatio n and h ealth con
needs and o p p o rtu n ities of th e cam-
tain ed in th e Oregon n ational forest, com prising n larg e p a rt of the Mount
Portland city com m issioners do not
paign. It i£ hoped the m eeting will I
Hood region, cannot be developed by the forest service. The beneficiaries
hold up th e com m ission for a fu rth e r
re su lt in th e o rganization of an e a s t- '
delay.
in th e form of p rivate persons, cam pers, to u rists, clubs, co rporations aim
ern M ultnom ah republican club which
m unicipalities m ust plan th e actu al developm ent, he states.
T here seem s to be no question as to
will be the one big cam paign o rg an i
In addition to th e problem of roads, which are now u n d er construction,
the ro u te as fa r as G resham is con
zation fo r th is p a rt of the county anu
trails m ust be constructed. The T rails club and th e Mazamas a re alreedy
cerned, but from a sh o rt distance ease
d irect activities in th e leading cen
engaged in th is work, and th e forest service has its own system of traits.
of G resham to beyond Sandy th ere
ters such as G resham , Fairview ,
Cam p g rounds m ust also be provided for autom obile to u rists and th e
are two possible routes, one n o rth of
T ro u td ale, P le a sa n t Home, Rock
fo rest service is planning several.
the Sandy riv er th ro u g h Bull Run.
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wood and o th e r localities.
T he
H M erle Webb, b etter known th e o th e r th ro u g h th e town of Sandy
H ere is a suggestion fo r local people, those of G resham , P leasan t Home,
as •’S pike" Webb, a ttracted so following closely th e present route
G resham republican club, organized
and Sandy especially, to get in on th e ground floor, so to speak, an d by
Senator W arren O. H arding
much a tte n tio n by bis work with
la st sprin g w ith ab o u t 30 m em bers, haulin g Old Glory to th e m asthead
sm all inv estm en ts th a t will hardly be missed help to develop some m atch
th ro u g h Kelso, Sandy, C herryville,
the A. E. F th a t he has been
has been asked to m erge w ith this on th e m orning of his notification
less to u rist a ttra c tio n s which can be m ade a source of incom e th a t will pay
Brightw ood and on to G overnm ent
chosen out of about 200 applicants
la rg e r sub-county organization. The of his selection to head th e Re
as coacb of th e Am erican boxing Camp. T his ro u te is surveyed and
a handsom e dividend both directly an d indirectly in th e not d ista n t fu tu re.
in v itatio n is also extended to any publican ticket.
team to th e Olympic games. He
In a few years the Mt. Hood loop highw ay will be com pleted affording
the stak es can be seen at various
was also called to A nnapolis, Md..
o th e r local clubs in th e territo ry .
a b eau tifu l h ard su rfaced scenic drive from P o rtlan d to Hood River, aro u n d
points
w here it p arallels o r crosses
to train sailors.
A m eeting of leaders from several FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
Mt. Hood, and back to P o rtlan d .
th e old wagon road.
localities was held la st T uesday night
ALICE E. TAYLOR
A lready a com pany has been form ed and application m ade to th e gov
In th e governm ent reserve, which
a t th e hom e of O. A. E astm an to ta lk
ernm ent for a perm it to im prove th e road from G overnm ent Camp to th e PLEASANT HOME
begins n ear R hododendron, th e road
F u n eral services for Mrs. Alice snow line w ith developm ent of p ark s along th e way, m aking th e tim b er
over th e plans of organization. Coun
BAPTISTS PICNIC has been opened and g raded nearly
ty C hairm an Day was present to as E. T aylor were held on W ednesday line accessable to cam ping p arties fo r a t least fo u r m onths in th e year.
all th e way to Governm ent Camp
T
here
were
about 80 persons who
sist in th e o rganization and outline afterno o n a t th e home of h er son,
T he purpose of th e trip to Mt. Hood m ade recently by several business
and som e work is being done east of
some of th e possible lines of activity E dw ard, n ear G resham , w here she men of G resham was p articu la rly to investigate the feasibility of th is p ro ject atten d ed th e B aptist Sunday school the la tte r place. The new road bed
Dr. A. and it is declared to be en tirely expedient at a com paratively sm all cash and Aid society picnic at Dodge pnrk. is wide, has very low per cent grades,
of th e club. T hose p resent besides passed away on Sunday.
Thom
pson
of
G
resham
conducted
the outlay. T he p ro m o ter of th e plan is M. W. W ilkins of P o rtlan d , who has T hursday. A very enjoyable day was with su b stan tia l concrete bridges
Mr. Day were, E. E. H eslin of F air-
T he fu n eral was in charge alread y sta rte d a com pany and spent considerable tim e and money on th e sp en t at this popular park. T he only across all stream s. T here are long
view, H orace L ake of P leasan t Home, service
d isappointm ent of th e day was th e
H. F. W ihlon of Powell Valley, D. C. of R. R. C arlson, assisted by W. H. project.
stretch e s of stra ig h t road. T here is
fact th a t th e ice cream d id n 't arriv e
Ross, Jo h n Brow n, H. L. St. C lair H am ilton of M ontavllla. Music was
every indication
th a t when it is
as scheduled b u t cam e up on th e 5
and O. A. E astm an, of G resham . Mr. furnish ed by Mrs. J. N. C lanahan
hard su rfaced the Mt. Hood loop
m. car and w ent on to Bull Run.
Day was accom panied by his wife and and Mrs. H. L. St. C lair of Gresham .
highw ay will be one of th e finest
To m ake up in a m easure for th is
Mrs. W heelw right of P ortland. The T he pall bearers were P. A. Johnson,
scenic highw ays of th e state.
d isappointm ent a new o rd er has been
plans a re inten d ed to include the Roy Crum b, R. T reber, H. T reber,
From G overnm ent Camp on and
placed and th e ice cream will be
Jo h n Larson and A. G. A nderson.
women voters as well as th e men.
around th e ea ste rn slope of Mt.
served at th e close of the Sunday
At th e m eeting T uesday nig h t E. E. T he body was laid to rest in Doug
school h o u r Sunday. It will n ot be Hood th e re is said to be some very
cem etery.
The
following
H eslin was elected tem porary ch a ir lass
"F ifte e n years ago a good hen year and la te r become a low produc necessary to urge th a t all th e pic difficult road construction. A large
man and H. L. St. C lair tem porary o b itu a ry was rea d :
portion of it how ever is in the gov
nickers be on hand.
Alice E. T ay lo r died a t th e home d id n ’t have any chance to live” said ing hen.
secretary.
ern
m en t forest reserve.
In ju d g in g a hen as a cull because
At th e picnic a n u m b er of contests
I t was suggested th a t plans be of her son, Sunday, A ugust 15, a fte r Prof. H. E. Crosby, sta te p o ultry
A nother to u r of inspection of this
she
is
an
early
m
o
u
lter,
allow
ance
were
p
u
t
on
am
ong
which
was
th
e
m ade fo r a big republican rally, pic suffering from rh eu m atism fo r sev specialist, In his ta lk before a group
should be m ade fo r broody hens; golf gam e which was won by Mrs. proposed highw ay was m ade early
nic and barbecue on th e county fair eral years.
of poultrym en a t th e I). T. W illiam s hens th a t raised chicks o r ones poor Ed. H am ilton. Mrs. V era T u ck er won th is week when a party composed of
Alice E. B lakeslee was born in
grounds on L abor Day, M onday, Sep
S tate H ighw ay Com m issioners E. B.
poultry y ard n ea r P leasan t Home, ly fed. As a g en eral rule, how ever, second place.
tem ber 6. Messrs. L ake, E astm an, M ichigan, F eb ru ary 18, 1855, and T h u rsd ay m orning.
K iddle and R. A. Booth, Geo. W.
Mr.
Crosby
said
th
a
t
th
e
early
m
oul
Mrs.
B.
C.
A
ltm
an
won
th
e
b
ottle
and St. C lair were appointed a com was m arried to V. V. T aylor, April
Mr. Crosby w ent on to say th a t te r would lay as well d u rin g th e win filling co n test and Mrs. Alva L auder- Joseph, an official of th e Mt. Hood
m ittee to develop th e plan and report 23, 1872. To this union fo u r chil the old m ethod was to p u t down a
te r if h e r head was off.
back cam e second. Nice prizes were loop road association, County Com
dren were born: E dw ard, of G resh
at th e m eeting M onday night.
little feed and catch the hen th a t
Any
kind
of
a
hen
will
produce
given for both of these contests. A m issioners Hoyt, Muck and Holman
T he com m ittee believes th e tim e am ; Dr. E rn est of Mason City, Iow a; cam e closest to it. This is usually
eggs
in
th
e
sp
rin
g
when
eggs
are
candy
h u n t was m uch enjoyed by th e and Com m issioner-elect Chas. Ru-
and place to be ideal for one of the Mrs. W aller and Mrs. F in k , of Illi one of th e best hens of th e flock as
They
cheap
b
u
t
th
e
kind
of
a
hen
th
a
t
th
e
p rim ary pupils w hile th e older ch il deen, w ent o ver th e route,
biggest rallies ever held in this end nois, and fo u r'g ra n d c h ild re n .
th e g entle hens on th e average are poultrym en w ant Is th e one th a t will dren enjoyed sw im m ing and wnding were met by m em bers of th e forestry
Mr. and Mrs. T aylor moved to
of th e county. I t is expected to se
service who accom panied them over
b e tte r producers th an th e nervous ke, p up production fo r a long season in th e river.
cure som e speak ers of wide re p u ta Illin o is soon a f te r th e ir m arriag e flighty ones which a re h ard to handle t an d keep th e egg basket going to
a 26-mlle section on horesback. They
tion. M any will w ant to m ake this w here they resided u n til a fte r his In form er days if th e re was only one I lnarkpt a li d u r| ng thp w inter
retu rn ed by way of Hood River.
which
he
has.
They
are
an
expec-
a holiday and picnic occasion and en d eath, a fte r which sh e m ade her laying hen In th e flock It was sure
-T h e Iate r a hen ,ayg ,n thp fa „ tlonally fine lot. In sp ite of all e f
joy th e Inspiration of a big political home with h er son.
to go for th e fam ily ’s Sunday d in n er j th e latPr ghe m oults a n <i th e g re a te r
BERRY GROWERS TO
She was a m em ber of th e M ethod and th e egg-producing hen doesn’t j w|ll be h e r yearly production and fo rts to hold them back th e pen of
m eeting.
PICNIC AUGUST 27
300
a
re
laying
m
ore
th
a
n
70
eggs
It is desired th a t th e m eeting on ist church of Lynden, Illinois, and m ake as good dum plings as th e f a t h e r value as a b reed er,” said Mr. per day a t th e p resen t tim e. They
Monday n ig h t be held beginning as th e O rder of E astern Star. She is and m eaty non-producer, acc. ?ding Crosby. T he average hen will coni- are exceptionally well developed.
The an n u al picnic of the C oopera
prom ptly a t 8 o ’clock as possible. An survived by h er fo u r children and to P rofessor Crosby.
tive Berry G row ers will be held ut
Among
th
e
poultrym
en
who
w
ere
mence
to
m
oult
in
S
eptem
ber
and
th
e
Also
u rgent in v itatio n is extended to all one sister and one b ro th er.
A n o th er theory which th e trap - b e tte r hen will com m ence in October p resen t were Mrs. R. F. W alters, th e grove on th e county fair grounds
republican men and women in th is one brother-in-law , one neice and n est had exploded, he said, was one an d m any fine producers m oults in Miss A nna L ennartz, Mrs. S. J. Ben- on Friday, A ugust 27, 1920.
p art of M ultnom ah county to attend. two nephews.
A full program of sp o rts and a p ro
which everyone was fam iliar with,
Before h er d eath she called her " th e early m o u lter is the best p ro th e la tte r p a rt of Novem ber and De-1 nison, Miss Lucy Adams, Mrs. John gram of In stru m en tal music, solos
cem
ber.
j
W
heeler,
Miss
Ella
M
eisner
of
P
o
rt-
folks to g eth er and hade them good d u cer.” This was em phasized by
LIVESTOCK LEADER
In culling, P ro fesso r Crosby s n i d |'a nd; Mr. and Mrs. M cCausland, of and choruses will h e given as well as
VISITS CLUB BOYS bye and said she was ready a n d ! even th e experts Mr. Crosby said u n th a t th e re were five points to note: B oring; K arl J. H agberg, Axel John- an inspection to u r of several large
w anted to go. She was a kind and
til th e tra p n e st cam e into use and it H ens should be exam ined for m oult, son, G ran t Sloop, A. Dowsett and berry fields.
Miss E thel I. C alkins and L. J. faith fu l m o th er and alw ays looked i
From 9 :3 0 to 10 a. m., th e grow ers
was proved tlia t th e early m o u lter is changes In to d y depth, loss of yellow S. B. H all, county agent. Roy Stew
Allen, sta te livestock club leader, on the b rig h t side of everything, no alm ost w ithout exception ghe low pigm ent, q u ality of skin, and vitalt- a rt, field rep o rter for th e p o rtiBn<l w raeet a * f' wun,y AxPnt
» a B*®
held a stock Judging to u r W ednesday m a tte r how d ark it looked before producing hen.
of th e ° mcp- At in a. tn. they will s ta rt on
ty
and
disposition.
“
Don’t
cull
th
e
I
J
o
u
rn
al,
and
A
lta
M.
G
entry
h e r and she alw ays had a p leasan t '
to select th e team s to e n te r th e con
T he one point which Mr. Crosby hen unless th e re is an ag reem en t of j O utlook. T here w ere also a nttm- an Inspection to u r of som e of the
word for all as s h e traveled th ro u g h
em phasized m any tim es was th a t th e different ch aracteristics of ¡, ber of o th e rs whose nam es were n o t 1 bPrry flp|d" nPar GrpRham
test th is fall. One team will go to
life’s journey.
T he first place to be visited will be
"c u llin g " was only one sm all cog in poo r ]a y e r,
learned
th e s ta te fa ir a t Salem and one to
E.
Hpnths n o rth of tow n; second,
th e Pacific In te rn a tio n a l fa ir to oe
th e p oultry wheel and th a t feeding.
The cull hens will show w eakness-
A fter th e work was finished a t the
NEW S ITEM LAUDS
housing and g eneral care w ere the Pfl such as follow s: Low v itality , t n - ) W illiam s farm o r ra th e r when th e j wpst on th ® Spp,,on Llnp road 1” F .
held la te r. It is possible th a t one
WORK OF C. P. MOFFIT biggest facto rs and unless a
flock active, poor eaters, long beaks, dull, i h o u r grew so late th a t Mr. Crosby j Roblnaona: th lr d ’ BOUth by Kock"
team may go to Spokane to th e in
From th e N ew s-Item , a live publi- was Properly cared for it was diffi- listless sun k en eyes, and dry shriveled had to leave. Mr. H all, Mr. Crosby, wood road to L ,n n p ’» a nn and from
te rsta te fa ir b u t th is has not been
Mrs. G entry went ,hprp
A rth u r lie ln e y ’s straw b erry
definitely decided.
cation p ut out In th e in te rests of cult for even an expert In culling to com bs; sta rtin g to m o u lt before m id- Mlss M eisner r and Mrs
T here w ere 15 boys on th e to u r secondary vocational ed u catio n by Judge correctly. Good common sense die of A ugust; yellow shanks, sm all, on to G rant Sloop’s farm w here they flp,d"’ re tu rn in g to G resham , call a t
iery fine lot of hens. Mt. 1 ° Chlodo'B and II. W. S tro n g ’s
W ednesday and th ey did exception th e Oregon S tate Board for V ocation- was a necessary addition which m ust j ptlckered, h ard , dry, yellow ven ts; Inspected a very
ally good w ork.
They sp e n t tn e al E ducation, we note th e follow ing ! be added to th e know ledge o btained thick stiff pin bones close to g eth er, Sloop had been doing some culling (th e Cotton ran c h ) and from th e re
m orning a t B. C. A ltm an’s w here item:
a t d em o n stratio n s. sm all sp read betw een keel and pelvic on his flock and P ro fesso r Crosby to th e fa ir g ro u n d s grove fo r lunch.
From 12 to 2 p. m. th e tim e will
“ We re g re t to announce the resig- ¡ Many people had gained the im- bones; sm all, h ard , firm, abdom en; j com plim ented him on th e splendid
they ju d g ed pu re bred Je rse y cows
be sp en t in arran g in g and eatin g
and p u re bred H am pshire sheep.
nation of Mr. Cecil P. Moffit as in-1 pression th a t culling by p h /slca l ex- cylindrical heavy yellow sh an k s an d | w° rk he had done.
13,6 t0 ,PavP '
Pe" ° f a,’° Ut 126 h“ n"’ f° Ur lunch and In visiting.
Mr. Allen was a little la te In a r am UC,Mr.,nM o f f lt^ " b e ^ ^ o f f e r T d “ a">' am ‘" a ,lo n f
From 2 to 4 p. m. a m usical pro-
riving and Miss C alkins chose tn e im p o rta n t position in one of th e ' a ’rap n est.
This is em phatically the roost in th e m orning and going j an<1 five years old, a ttra c te d eonsld-
They are selected xram wl11 he given and talk s on th e
cows and e ta rte d th e boys on th e m ost im p o rtan t linps of ag ric u ltu ral ! w ron£ .” said Mr. Crosby.
"No to roost early in th e evening; th e ! "fab le atten tio n
pur- “ P ru ,t Grow ing O utlook In this Din
w ork.
A fter a very businesslike production in which he will receive : m ethod is so accu rate as th e trap n est p ersistan t titte r ; bad h ab its such as I "lock and a re kept t for breeding pur
in P roduction
?
m
but ,Or tb® avPragP P°uKrymen, fea th er pulling, egg eatin g , e tc .;
' P«"«» b u t a re also a fine producing ,r lc t’” and "P ro b lem
ju d g in g contest it was found th a t ta0‘ loserPh
Miss C alkins and six of th e boys had bunch for he Is the dean™ U h e c o í^ trapnPBtB a"> Im practical ow ing to „v er-fat b ens with broken down ao- !>«"• At th e present tim e they a re and C ooperative M arketing. P ast,
px tra tim e which It tak es to care dom ens.
| av erag in g 55 per cen t egg produe- ’ rPBPn' ’ and P u ,u r ® "
be given
given th e cows th e sam e places on in point of service. Moffit has done !
G resham fo r th e flock. F o r these, culling by
Before culling a flock,
learn th e Hon. They are late m oulters, having by p’tPPrlpnpp'1 berry grow ers.
th e score card. W hen Mr. Allen a r a lot of good building at
h e \ l s PhX °ed n ! e í r ; Of i PhV’ ,Cal pxam lnatlon wlR p,ln) " a t" o w n er’s m ethod of feeding, see If th e 1 m oulted In Decem ber last year. M r.', ^ rom U o ’ " m thPrP * » ’
be
rived he scored th e cows and said it ^ ¿ ? m e r s W
It is Indeed a loss to the co m m it-Ith e non ProiluCPr8 and add 10 th « hens a re lousy; exam ine th e house Sloop said they w ere In full m oult
rac*B> Back ra ,p ". potato races,
was a difficult class to score. W hen
fOr m ites; stu d y range, w ater and '’ orín* th e cold w eath er la st w in te r “ nd
contests at th e grand-
he com pleted his w ork and a n nity and school to lose Mr Moffit who i profltB of a P °u ,try m an.
No bP tter t,m e o r cu,1,n« cou,d * rpp" food supply, as all these f a r - , aad «hat for some tim e he was afraid Btand- ThPrp wl" B,BO bp a tu * "f
nounced his scoring it was found had wen th e respect and confidence!
th a t it was th e sam e as th a t of Miss of th e farm ers of th is com m unity. 'b e found th an th e two weeks rig h t at tora have a direct bearing upon th e ,h a t they would freeze. In aplte of " a r bP,WPPn team a m ade up of real-
th e ir fine record from year to y ear dpn,a llv,r'K Pa«t an d west of th e
C alkins and th e six boys.
W hile they re g re t to lose him from hand. The m iddle of A ugust is the efficiency of th e work.
M ark th e late m oulting, high pro- Mr Sloop
i" co n tin u ally w atching Maln B,rppt ,n
O r,’"ham and th e
A picnic lunch was served a t th e th e ir m idst, they will be glad to learn Ideal tim e fo r th e busy farm er and
u r p o ultrym an to learn to cull , duclng
hens
for
use
in a special ‘hem and
expects
to
cull
o
u
t
from
G
r""ham
-Falrv1ew
road. T here will
A ltm an hom e and was supplem ented th a t he Is advancing in his w ork a n d , a . , m a te .................
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progressive gam e of quotta and
by som e special tre a ts furnished by will be in a position to serve an even h " n° c k ’ M r- Groaby said. T ne breeding yard next spring, headed by Hme to Hme any who develop any b
specialty poultrym an sh o u ld cull con a high producing m ale.
of th e Indications of a cull.
persona who enjoy th is gam e should
Mrs. A ltm an. A d elightful tim e was la rg e r n um b er of farm ers
_____________
tlnuously th ro u g h o u t th e year.
A fter P ro fesso r Crosby had dis
A lto g eth er it was a very p ro fita b le ! b rln a along ,h e lr f»vorlte horse-
had by all of th e boys as well as the
LINNEMANN AND MT HOOD
Mr Croaby wnrnpd th e audience cussed culling and d em o n strated th e 1 m orning and is typical of th e m eet- BhoP’1
leaders.
Good pr,iPB wHI bp ofrprpd for th e
In th e aftern o o n the boys judged
DEPOTS COMBINED th a t m any low producing hens are different points with a cull hen and ,n *R th at have been held In various
not culls b ut w ere low producers be- a fine one th e audience wan tak en to com m unities In ea stern M ultnom ah. 1 w ,nnpr* ,n al1 ‘ be contests,
p ure bred D uroc Je rse y hogs a t Jo
A change has been m ade In th e cause th ey w ere lousy and poorly a pen of year-old h< na and each g lv -! T he prospects are good for a dem-
At 6 p. m th e re will be a picnic
hanson Bros. farm .
Miss C alkins rep o rts an Increased m anagem en t of th e Mt. Hood depot. fed. C onsequently in culling a flock en a hen to score. T he poultrym en o n stratlo n farm In each of several supper and a social h o u r with music
n u m b er of pu re bred hogs being In an effort to cu rtail expense th e th e care and feed which they have d em o n strated th a t th ey had been ap t j com m unities at which place Profes- and talks.
An in v itatio n has been extended to
. ... Mf Hood dpPot and ,hp L lnnem ann had will d eterm in e th e accuracy of pnplla and practically all m ade cor- ,o r Crosby will come at re g u la r 1n-
raised by club m em bers th is year
and is expecting th a t th e exhibits at 8tation have been p ut under th e m an- th e
test
A m lte-Infested p o ultry rest decisions as to w h eth er o r not *ervals and give help In th e different everyone to atten d
th e fa ir will be much b e tte r than in a# PrnPnt of one agent, J.
V. Cogs- house offsets good feeding and breed- fhe hen th ey had was a cull, good, problem s th a t face th e poultrym en.
Two lni|S>rtant Real E sta te I teals
fo rm e r years.
¡w ell, who has been th e agent a t Lin- ing and all of th ese th in g s m ust be average, o r fine.
I T he In terest has been fine a t all
Made.
T h u rsd ay the H olstein calf club of npn,ann for a n um ber of years.
considered. It was n ot to be sup- , It was h ere also th a t th e value of of th e m eetings and fhe poultrym en
Two im p o rta n t real estate tra n s
thia county w ent on a to u r to visit
Mr
announce« th a t here- posed th a t culling would c a u se jjo o r- a catching c ra te was d em onstrated. are anxious th a t th ey
should con-
fers have been m ade recently by
ail of th e calves ow ned by th e club. a n e f thp Mt Hood dp’K>t w,n be open |y fed o r poorly housed hens to lay, It was show n how It reduced the la- " n u e from tim e to tim e.
K rld er * E lklngton.
M em bers of th e club own seven p u re for ,bp Pu r P°BP of h an dling fre ig h t, it will only elim in ate th e hoarders bor and th e frig h t tn culling th e
J B. Jones, of C ottrell, sold his
bred calves and fo u r high class from 7:1 5 a. m. to 8 :2 0 a. n r ; from in th e flock.
flock. T h ere was a live In terest tn , , b r a r »
,op «'""mev Months. 30-acre farm to J. Rose man of P o rt
. . . .„a »<-
.
vacation hours are now In force at
g rades. Mr. Allen gave them som e 9:5 0 B “ • u n til 12 n<>on In thp a t *
Two points which Mr. Pmshv
land for
28500.
Mr Roaeman
has
ca re fo r th e ir 5 '™ ^ ”
oppn from sa,d 8hould be understood by th e busy answ ering questions.
” i ^ l ^ 1 n t ? u n d r B i p t e m h i ? 'l ’T »e5 moved
o nto
th e place
Mr and Mrs
p o inters on how to
poultrymen were that there is no
Beside th
the e d dem
«he
»re aa
as follow
fo llo w
calves so as to prep are them for ex S to J p m
, .
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e m onstration
o n stra tio n th
e are
s: s -----
2 :80 to 8 -----
:3 0 and 7 Jones are on th e ir way to C alifornia.
At any o th e r h o u r of the day Mr. su re m ethod of culling youn« p u llets a m a te u r poultrym en found much of ,o 9 on M ondaV*. W ednesdays and
l.lh ltion a t th e county fair.
F ra n k A. Moore has sold his flve-
Cogswell can be reached by tele- o th e r th an rem oving th e cripples, in terest In th e different labor-saving r i c ' n b r a ^ ’ wlB
acre hom e n e a r Schiller statio n to
Hnn«cw fo r Rale tn fJresham .
phone at th e L lnnem ann office.
slow m a tu rin g and thoae of low vi- conveniences which Mr. W illiam s Tuesdays and T hursdays
C. E. Jackson from Om aha, N ebras
We a t have
number from
of houses
Mr. .
sale
prices a ranging
21200 far
to
‘
taMty: a l’w> ,h " fac‘ th a t « » ‘M «"»y baa on hla place
His arran g e m en ts
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. / i . r pr,ep* ran « ,n * rroTn » > -00 to a<pn, , nd w,„ «n d«aTOr to , erTF lh „ d ptprm ,nm, w hat fhp hen hgR donp for carln < ff)r h()i florR
ftnp
Keep In sty le
Try one of those ka. who has taken possession. The
34500
price was 32ROO.
patro n s of both offices to th e best of th e past season. A hen may have
A g rea t deal of In terest was d is-' claaay~flpd a d a ________
j
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KR1DER A ELKINOTON.
P hone 17x.
this ability,
been a high producer in her first played In a pen of 300 March pullets ‘ Bargains Io the want ada
1 Th,"v .P? b,,c -ha" ,h" power to
STATE POULTRY SPECIALIST CROSBY
SAYS CULUNG IS AN IMPORTANT COG
squelch the profiteer.