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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1920)
CHRISTMAS NUMBER, GRESHAM OUTLOOK December 14, 1920 FARM BUREAU WEEK PROGRAM OUTLINED EVERY HOUSEWIFE SMILES when her house is equipped with all that is new in sanitary plumbing. No more carry in g of w ater, in— then o u t . In stead , th e com fort she 1 s en titled Ask us to subm it " a n e stlm a te fo r y o u r homo — th e new one n o w planned or th e old one. T. STILLIONS P ilone S4 8 S M E R R Y C H R ISTM A S SEE PALMQUIST FOR AUTO GLOVES AUTO ROBES They make a nice Christmas Gift for someone in the family. S. E. PALMQUIST Phone 175 Gresham, P alm q u ist for A uto Tops and C urtains for all Cars. M E R R Y C H R ISTM A S P lans are progressing rapidly ¿or I th e F arm ers' Week which will be held here Ja n u a ry 10 to 15. The detailed program as yet is not com pleted, b ut th e following o u tlin e of th e w eek's work has been fu rn ished by County A gent 3. B. H all. Monday, Ja n u a ry 10-—Soils, F e r til izers and Pests will be th e su b ject dis cussed. On this day th e soils needs of th e county will be considered and th e different m eans of soil im prove m ents such as. d rainage, fertilizers, cover crops and th e ir use to p erm a n en t ag ric u ltu re; also, th e problem of control of o u r ro d en t pests, such as moles, m ountain beaver and digger sq u irrels will be discussed and plans of erad icatio n outlined. Tuesday, Ja n u a ry 11, will be Field Crops Day. T he problem s which en te r into th e grow ing of th e various farm crops such as hay, g rain , p o ta toes, corn, etc., will be given consid eratio n both by local ta len t an d th e best experts th a t can be secured. They will be discussed from the stan d p o in t of increasing th e produc tion of b e tte r quality of crops. W ednesday, Ja n u a ry 12, is P o u ltry Day. T his will be th e g en eral round up day to r th e poultrym en a t which tim e they will tak e up and discuss w ith the poultry experts present, such questions as feeding fo r production, incubation, brooding and rea rin g of chickens, culling and o th e r points of in te re st to th e poultrym en such as th e resu lts of cooperative m a rk e t ing, etc. T hursday, Ja n u a ry 13, will be Dairy Day. T he d airy day will be outlined w ith p a rtic u la r in te rest to th e dairym en of M ultnom ah county. T he problem s of feeding, breeding, testin g and m a rk e tin g will be dis cussed and such problem s of in terest to th e g en eral dairym en of th e sta ie as " B e tte r Feed Laws and G eneral Dairy Im provem ent M ethods.” F riday, Ja n u a ry 14, will be H o rti cu ltu re Day. T he program for th is day will be designed to be of p a rtic u la r in te rest to th e berry grow ers as th a t is th e g re a te st su b ject in tn e h o rtic u ltu re indusry here, also th o r ough consideration will be given to th e hom e o rch ard which has its place on every farm , problem s of planting, trim m ing, harv estin g , m arketing, pruning and sp ray in g will be dis cussed by people thoroughly fam iliar w ith th e ir subjects. S atu rd ay , Ja n u a ry 15, th e day of th e big tre a t, will close th e program . All those who w ere present last y ear will rem em ber it and will be h ete and all those who are n o t present will lose out on the tre a t of th e ir lives. T here will be discussions of topiçs m ost im p o rtan t to th e farm er of to day. A tsig ban q u et at noon served by th e business men of G resham and a real educatioq^l tre a t for th e pro gressive farm er o r business man afte r th e banquet. gTliristutas (Örrrthms To our old friends, loyal and true; to our valued new friends, and to those whose friendship we strive to deserve, we heartily wish U NM EASU RED H APPIN ESS A N D GOOD FO RTU NE THROUGHOUT THE COMING YEARS. With grateful appreciation for all the favors received by us from you, and for that priceless though intangib’e asset—your good will, which we prize beyond measure we seek to merit your con tinued confidence, and aim to serve you helpfully in the future. FIRST STATE BANK Gresham. Oregon SHIP BY TRUCK By II. RUTH MONTAGUE The public lib rary has become much m ore th an a sto reh o u se for books. It is th e com m unity lab rato rv in thousands of cen ters from Dawson, Yukon T errito ry , to Jacksonville, F lorida. T hose little room s w here a few books from a trav elin g library invited the ran ch er, logger, or m iner and his fam ily have evolved into many kinds of com m unity centers. The Idaho ran ch er, th e B ritish Co lum bia hom esteader as well as th e Oregon farm er can tell of this. Book shelves h in t th a t all your w ants may be met, th e com m ittee rooms suggest clubs, th e w om en’s rest rooms, pi act? We Haul Everything Anywhere Regular Trips to Portland for gossip. And th e g eneral atm o s phere urges "a sk for w hat you w an t.” One new T h o r E lectric W ashing M ultnom ah county began early to m achine at big reduction in price. branch o ut Into th is stag e of devel F ra n k C. Jones & Co., E lectric Bldg. opm ent. The little branches were once m ain tain ed by groups of large- minded citizens. Now they a re housed in a ttra c tiv e bungalow s o r fire-proof C arnegie buildings su p ported en tirely by county funds. Every one of them is o perated on the PHONE ru le; “ This belongs to the people.” PHONE T he G resham Branch began Its ca G resham 851 P o rtlan d , Bdwy. 2082 reer years ago as a read in g room at Cor. Powell St. 225 Ash S treet the corner of Powell and Main streets. A com m ittee of citizens kept th e place going. Miss Alida Culy, th e lib ra ria n , now Mrs. Percy Giese, often Include in y o u r C hristm as re carried o ut th e w eek's allo tm en t of a place for books. B ut books used r.ew books from P o rtlan d In her by hum an beings In all the exigencies m em brances to d ista n t frien d s a copy W hile handbag. Then cam e th e o p p o rtu n i of life has become th e new definition. of th e C h ristm as O utlook. ty for g re a te r expansion and th e T he hom e of books m ust be th e they last, a t 10 cents each, m ailed building th ro u g h th e C arnegie foun haven of th e stu d e n t, th e Joy of the if desired. dation. To those sam e generous c it social m inded, th e aid for th e w orker L ate model 1919 Saxon-six, good izens and th e far-seeing m em bers of and th e home for th e stra n g e r. Is cord tires, e x tra tire. T his the lib rary extension com m ittee do we th e town lib rary all this to you? condition, car looks like new and ru n s like new. May we m ake It so? owe o u r d elig h tfu l building. A su re bargain. G resham O verland No word about branch lib raries can The du ties and task s of branch li b rarian s a re as varied as th e w a n » be com plete w ithout a trib u te to the N otice o f Ap|MdiitiiH*nt o f AdminJe- of th e ir com m unities. Such city ro u g rea t sp irit of Mary F ran ces Isom. tralrix and N otice to C reditors. tin e as checking ro lle r sk ates o r is The lib rary was all this and m ore to 18983. has lots of power, rides easily She gave h e r staff many In th e C ircuit C ourt of th e S tate of su in g public bath checks a re u n her. Oregon, for th e County of M ultno known here. But '.vhat do city lib ra glim pses of th a t vision In h er life to vour home for Christmas. m ah. rians know of th e allow ances th a t tim e. It Is th e ir desire to carry on In th e m a tte r of th e e sta te of Olaf m ust be m ade fo r stu d en ts trav elin g W Olson, deceased. on school Jitneys? Or of pig club N otice is hereby given th a t th e u n projects? dersigned has been appointed a d TERRY G resham B ranch has become a use m in istratrix of th e estate of Olaf W. ful m eeting place in th e p ast year. Mrs. E. M. Coons visited w ith Mrs. Olson, deceased, by th e C ircuit The Public H ealth N urse m akes her George S ch latter one day last week. C ourt of the s ta te of Oregon, fo r th e county of M ultnom ah, and has q u al h ea d q u arte rs in th e library. A Win. H anning and fam ily spent ified. All persons having claim s course in hom e nu rsin g u n d er way ag a in st said estate are hereby n o ti since au tu m n has th e co n stan t a t last T uesday In P o rtlan d . Mr. Cowing, who lives on th e farm fied to p resen t the sam e duly verified tendance of women from G resham as by law required to th e undersigned and th e eastern p art of th e county. recently vacated by C harles B aker at the office of McGulrk A Schneider, T he W ednesday Study club Is a wom and fam ily, has been m aking m any 609-15 F enton Building, P o rtlan d , an 's o rganization holding m ost In te r Im provem ents especially a large ad Oregon, w ithin six m onths from th e esting sessions. T he W. C. T. U. dition to th e house w hich adds much d ate hereof. MARGARET OLSON, holds reg u la r business m eetings ev to th e appearance of th e place. The A dm inistratrix. ery m onth In th e com m ittee room. B akers are much pleased with th e ir T hrough th e ir graciousness th e lib ra new home. All th e old neighbors In McOUIRK & SCHNEIDER, A ttorneys for A dm inistratrix. ry becam e th e reception room w here th is vicinity wish them th e best of Dated and first published Nov. 30, ’20 good luck in th e ir new home G resham m et th e teachers. O ther Date of last publication, Dec. 28, *20. o rganizations using the com m ittee rooms are th e A m erican Legion auxll- liary, the B erry G row ers' association j and th e C h au tau q u a com m ittees. In one m onth a to tal of 387 people a t tended 17 m eetings. The children have th e ir story hour In th e s p ir it of th e angels who sang, "P eace on ea rth , good will to and poetry club. Some children read m en,” and of th e C h rist » h o cam e as G od's gift to all m ankind, I would every th in g search in g for inform ation. say th a t I w kh for all men, th e larg est possible m easure of life th a t is e n O thers delight In th e hum orous story riched by all good blessings. o r th e dainty ta le of fairies and old I wish you m a terial p rosperity and desire th a t you may possess th e folk days. T hey spend afternoons m ental ability to enjoy th e Intellectual blessings of th e w orld, and I desire and evenings read in g and som etim es the big lads creep Into a com m ittee for you th e best of social en joym ent and th e com panionship of men and room to discuss how some varsity women who live th e fo u r-sq u are life. I pray th a t you may have th e sp iritu a l blessings of tr u s t and confidence In th e L ord of th e Universe. hero m ade th a t s ta r play. C hristm as is one tim e of th e year when we try to express th e feelings of T he lib rary being th e com munity lab o rato ry gets slices of all th e town good will and frien d sh ip which we possess all th e year. If I could speak life. No old-tim e lib rarian of musty to each of you dally and tell you how I wish each one th e best of success tow ns will u n d erstan d the h o u r con In th e affairs of life, I would be only expressing th e good will th a t Is in taining plans fo r a party. H istory of my h ea rt a t all tim es. Russia, criticism of a modern novel W herever my labors may he, w h eth er a t P lea san t Home, T ro u td ale. ist, poetry, crochet p attern s, a u to mobile rep a ir helps, crop rep o rts and Kelso, SRndy o r o th e r points, a t hom e o r abroad, behind every th o u g h t, all th e ir m inor com panions. But the word, o r deed will be th e desire to find th a t which will be of th e m ost value Branch lib ra ria n jum ps nim bly from to you individually and collectively. May th e peace of God be w ith you a t one to th e o th e r as she can delighted all tim es. Spoken from my h eart, In presiding over th is am azing place F. E. PALMQUIST This does not m ean th a t books have EARL B. COTTON. become a secondary m a tte r In th e li brary world. A lib rary is first of ail IT SAVES TIME AND MONEY The Whole Family Can Enjoy the Gift of an Automobile A Dort Touring Car is big and roomy, Let us deliver one Agents for Dodge Bros.’ Cars Quality Goes ClearThrough fe 1 a f of all the different body styles. Why not give the car a present? A few Suggestion« JACKS HORNS SPOTLIGHTS ROBES MILLER CORD TIRES Gresham Garage FRANK SOUTHARD Phone 801 PASTOR’S CHRISTMAS GREETINGS