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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1922)
Friday, December 15, 1922 GRESHAM OUTLOOK, HOLIDAY NUMBER CLUB MEMBERS TO BE FUTURE POULTRYMEN \\ hen you think of gifts, think of this store. We are better able than ever before to fill your Christmas list and will be glad to help you. Our selections are all new and the prices are much less than last year. S tation ery, Books, P arisian Ivory, A G oods, C andy, Shaving S ets, Christm as Cards, f TOYS P erfu m es Leather P ost C ards, Etc. For the K id d ies TOYS Order a Sonora phonograph now for del ivery Christmas. Many different styles • to choose from. Gresham Drug Co. Books a re alw ays useful, an d a very d esirab le gift. O ur stock of p opular fic tion is th e m ost com plete ev er offered here. The Rexall Store GRESHAM, i OREGON » t S ^ Z S ^ Z j » and the livestock exposition, and won state cham pionship two years ago in th e laying hen division. This year he had m ore birds than any other club —C o u rte sy of P o u ltry L ife exhibitor a t the livestock exposition. “THE GILBERT CACKLERS» He had the best Rhode Island Red » cock in the club exhibits, and the W inning Hoys' and G irls’ Club P oultry Judging Team at the Pacific In judges told Carl th a t if he had en ternational Livestock Exposition held this fall. The nam es of the hoys tered it in the open class, he would seen in the picture, reading from left to right are, Carl Bowman, Edwin have carried oft first prize th ere also. Maxwell and Fred Bowman. This bird is from Mr. Raney’s stock. Carl is building up a flock of th a t breed and is anxious to get the best. w ere Carl Zimm erman, B ert Gibson One notew orthy fact about C arl is and Geo. M cAllister; the Portsm outh th at he is not only interested in poul team, A rthur Glass, Geo. Danforth and try work in itself but he is also in te r Bessie L auth; the Goldendale team , ested in Helping other poultry club members to m ake a success. The en Harvey N orris, K enneth H inshaw and ent of his m other has been a Thfe aw ard .for the best poultry J them selves in readiness for this E arl Selle, and the Lents team, G u r couragem great help to Carl. She has alw ays don Ogsbury, V irginia Miller and judging team of the Boys’ ami G irls’ crow ning event ever since last spring ooperated with him and helped him in every’ way possible. It has been club competition went to the "Gil- with the aid of th eir leader, E. M. Ethel Anderson. Gresham Members O utstanding. found n ia t the success of poultry club b ert C acklers” from the G ilbert dis- Calkins. The poultry work which has been depends largely on the m o th er’s tric t In Multnomah county. T his The other team s com peting were accom plished by the boys and girls of work ooperation. team wus made up of Fred Bow- the Maplewood, consistili# of Robert Gresham is w orthy of mention. Carl George M cAllister is ano th er illu s man, his brother, Carl, and Edwin ' Gstgard. Myron Portloin and Edna Zimm erman has been in poultry club tration of a boy whose m other has a l Maxwell, and their work in poultry Linthicum , which took second place, work for four years. W ithin th at tim e lowed him to take over the laying lie lias accom plished the biggest piece Judging was of the highest order. and team s from Gresham , Oregon, of work of any club member in caring hens. lie ¡s doing good work. This is his third year in the poultry club Fred made the highest individual Portsm outh school, Portland, Oregon, for the largest flock and raising the work and he prom ises to be a depend score in the competition. and Goldendale, W ashington, which larg est num ber of chickens. He and able member who will com plete w hat It was a rew ard of m erit well won, tied for th ird place, and the Lents, his m other are p artn ers in the poultry ever he undertakes business. Robert Soderquist has had four for these young A m ericans have been Oregon, team, which placed fourth. Car! has been a consistent exhibitor years experience w ith ducks and diligently and thoroughly getting T he m em b ers of th e G resham team each year at the county and state fairs chickens He has alw ays made large exhibits at the fairs and stock show and placed well w ith his birds. Rob ert now has a new poultry house and is doing especially well on th e ra is ing of ducks. Henry Brown of Lynch has been very dependable and interested in poultry club work T his year he bought some prize fair stock of W hite Leghorns. He has been in the w ork for three years and expects to con tinue w ith it. He has done some judg ing w ork and is very accu rate in keeping business records. H enry is especially interested in egg exhibiting. T hat girls can raise poultry as w ell ns boys is shown in the w ork of H elen zUthaus who liaH had th ree y ears’ ex perience in poultry raisin g and has made special records. She has raised I’, kin ducks for the past two years ! CJ and this year she raised 40 One com m endable thing about H elen's work is th a t she knows, definitely, to iw a ce n t w hat she made last year. She W* is especially interested in egg exhibit- M ing. She won first th is year at the sft' Pacific In tern atio n al Exposition on her egg exhibit in open class. 1 Wf BOYS AND GIRLS ARE WINNERS IN MANY JUDGING CONTESTS I» « Ï 5? » a » a V 8 I 11 i I i « 8 g 8 8 8 GRESHAM’S GREATEST SALE Of Jewelry is Settling the Gift Question of many people daily It’s a fact, we are selling practically all our stock BELOW COST f i fi If you will come in and look at the slashed prices you will be convinced that you need go no farther to make it a Merry Christinas for the “folks”. Guy D. Jones JEWELER A small deposit will hold any article until Christmas ÏS s’W ix , W. fi » » » » » 8 » fi fi 1 ,72 SP | J* P o p u la r P rices PETER LENARD FINE CUSTOM TAILORING F o r Men an d W om en A su it m ade by a tailo r, to fit you, will look better, w ear longer, and you will a l ways feel b etter dressed. Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing Shop Phone 1211 Res. Phone 104 Confectionery We are making a specialty of pop ular cigars in Christmas boxes. Cigars mean so much towards mak ing a man’s Christmas Merry. CIGARETTES, PIPES TOBACCOS, CANDIES Pool Room in connection. L P X (H E S SERVED Home-Made Candies in Holiday Boxes ' - - ‘he H,>rcu1®8 Beef Calf club of Ellens- fered prizes for the anim als showing 1 *ju r*5 “ ntl Mabton, Oregon, Shorthorn the highest degree of the standard 1 and Ed. W. Coles, H aines, Oregon, ch a racteristics of the breed, in the be ; Hereford. lief th a t the blood indicated assures Second prize ribbons w ere aw arded one of the m ost efficient m eat m aking ' ,o A K B ab cw k . Moore, Idaho, Here- capacity. ford; Congdon ft Battles, Yakima, W ashington, Aberdeen-Angus. Dairy H erdsm an's Course I nique. After long experience in the p u r Men are w anted to take charge of chase of livestock, the packing com dairy herds and handle them to get pany has come to the conclusion th at best retu rn s, and they are hard to the improved breed is the basis for find. A new course was added recen t advancem ent in the production of m ar ly to the O. A. C. short courses, de LOCAL B O V S W |> honor M ED A LS ket types. T herefore, it stands behind signed to fit men for th is work. This the purebred sire movement and of course for th e dairy herdsm an gives At the Pacific Intern atio n al Expo- fers these prizes in recognition of p ractical work in caring for the col sition held in Portland, a num ber of bree,l quality, lege dairy stock under supervision of solid silver cups and m edals were According to th e packing company, college specialists. Much personal aw arded by th e In stitu te of American ! ,he Kreatest problem in the m arketing supervision is necessary and only a Meat P ackers, through its com mittee of ag ricu ltu ral products is to sta n d lim ited num ber of men will be en on improved livestock breeding, for ardize them so th a t the p u rch aser will rolled in th e course. This num ber the purpose of encouraging the use of recognize Immediately the quality and has been cu t down afte r tria l, and a l well bred sires for com m ercial live- value. Hence businesses provide c e r ready several applications are in. For tock. Among the nam es ju st re- tain trad e nam es for th eir best q u al p articu la rs w rite P. M. B randt, chief eived of those who w ere aw arded ity of hams and bacon. These trad e of dairy husbandry, at Corvallis. medals w ere those of Sven Nelson of nam es indicate to the consum er th at 1’iVwell Valley and Melville Richey of j a certain section for weight and qual P runing of apples, pears, cherries, Boring Sven Nelson received his on ity in th e cuts of m eat has been m ade prunes, and peaches can be begun H am pshire sheep w hile Melville aud certain stan d ard processes of cure any tim e after the leaves fall In west- Richey was given one on his Chester have been followed in o rder to de- ern Oregon. In eastern Oregon prun- W hite hog. The other boys who won velop desired flavors and textures. ing had best be delayed till late win- medals are Clair Cornutt. Shedd, Ore- Sim ilarly, in livestock breeding, the ; ’«r ° r early spring, to avoid the cold- on. Poland-China; L ester Barrows. trade m arks or ch aracteristics of er w eather which is dangerous to Shaw, Oregon, B erkshire; A rthur color, confirm ation and general ap- i pruning wounds. III andon. Silverton. Oregon. Duroc- pearauce th a t m ake an anim al spe- ' --------------------- Jersey ; Millard Shelton. Scio. Ore ciflcally of its own breed, th a t is to j O regon's outstanding debt on Sep- gon, S hropshire; Jam es Coffleld. say. a Shorthorn, a D uroc-Jersey for j tem ber 29 was >50,138.722.58. loldendale, W ashington, Lincoln ; example. Indicate th at the anim als ___ ______ ' Theodore Barnum. Moro. O regon. possessing them probably have the So long as gold is the standard of H ereford: Ford Schlein, Mabton. meat producing ability and efficiency 1 all world values, it is good policy for W ashington. Shorthorn. of th eir breed. The In stitu te of A m er-i the United S tates to encourage its The silver cups were aw arded to lean Meat P ark ers has, therefore, o f-1 production from its own mines. much, as poultry club leaders, for poultry club work. Each have de- voted much of th eir tim e to It and seem to appreciate th e value such projects have In m aking successful fu tu re poultrym en. T heir vision for (he future is to train boys and girls so they will become successful poul try raisers. The poultry exhibitors as a whole have no* gotten behind poultry work as they should. As yet. they have not been made to realize itsr* value. » » fi This places the articles you have wanted at a price you cannot afford to overlook. Poultry Work Difficult. Poultry clubs are one of the hard- est projects to carry through success- fully. It Is much easier to get a boy or girl to buy a $20 pig th an a $2 set- ting of eggs. The lack of cooperation of the p aren ts is also one of the great draw backs. Few p aren ts will tu rn over a poultry flock to the child. Bergm an o ^ M a f f ie w o o ^ ^ a v e S(ione Latest Styles
