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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1920)
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. Umatilla citizens are trying to vides a basis ior proper selection, | Possibly He Had. have domestic science and manual breeding and feeding, so essential As I was passing a yard where some training installed in the school for developing a high producing and SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE studies next season, They have the profitable herd; (3). A stimulation children were playing 1 saw a little fellow fall from a high porch rail. He A lull in farm activities has been hearty co-operation of the school of -personal pride in the development did not move for a minute so I ran to if the kind of dairy stock which will his assistance, but when I reached noticeable during the past week, ir board. him he jumped op on his feet appar- improve the breed. rigation being the principal work Mix. Nugent and daughter were All prominent breeders must do of ently unhurt. engaging the farmers’ attention, "Why. my dear little, boy,” 1 said. while their wives are busy taking called to Portland last week by news ficial testing eventually. Why not "I felt sure you must he hurt. 1 am of an accident to a friend of the start now? care of the berry crop. • sure I should have been had | had such Some wheat harvesting on a small family. To start official testing: (I) a bad fall." scale has been in progress in Colum Write to the secretary of your breed “Oh. but you see,” ho said In expla- bia this week. The Erie Oregon Co. association applying for permission nation. Tre probably had lots more to test and asking for a supply of praefice In falling than you.”— Ex- and Mr. Sears of the Tabor ranch are breed blanks to be sent to you. (2) change. cutting small tracts of both places Write to the superintendent of of with a self-binder. They estimate Administratrix’ Notice to Creditors ficial testing, O. A. C., Corvallis, Ore the yield to be about 40 bushels to In the County Court of the State the acre. They plan to thresh soon. The following letter will be of in- gon, asking for a supervisor, giving of Oregon, for Umatilla County. Frank Beddow had a slight acci terest to all project farmers interest- the breed and number of animals to In the Matter of the Estate of dent Monday evening. While clank ed in better dairy stock, and the let be tested and the length of time a Russell W. Chamberlain. Deceased. ing a gasoline engine at the wheel, ter was given to us by A. W. Agnew supervisor is desired. (3) Have the Notice is hereby given that I have the handle struck him on the knee, who has been a staunch believer In following supplies on hand: An en been appointed administratrix of the Estate of Russell W. Chamberlain, causing severe paiu throughout the the cow testing idea tor some time. closed Babcock testing machine, in deceased, and have duly qualified; night. He is much improved now. "Mr. A. W. Agnew, Hermiston. smooth running condition, and sul all persons having claims against the Mrs. Bessie Spencer spent a day in Oregon. Dear Mr. Agnew: Profes phuric acid. The. college furnishes said estate are hereby notified'tn the community this week, visiting sor Brandt called my attention to all other supplies. (4) Give the col present the same, with the vouchers therefor, to me at the office of W. relatives and looking after farm in- the fact that last year you wrote lege at least two weeks notice to in J. Warner, attorney, in Hermiston. terests. i Umatilla County, Oregon, within six m regarding testing work in your sure a supervisor. months from the date of this notice. Norris Jones made a trip to Baker locality, making inquiry as to Dated July 1st, 1920. Taken Un Notice Sunday, returning the next day by whether or not the flat rate charged RUTH E. CHAMBERLAIN, Notice is hereby given that the un auto. On account of clerical duties, at that time could be extended to Administratrix. dersigned has taken up and holds at 42-46 his father. Rev. Jones, did not ac Eastern Oregon. > • his ranch, known as the O. D. Teel company him, but is expected in a "I have Just recently taken over place 6 miles southwest of Hermis- Notice few days to remain for the summer. the superIntendency of the official ton, the following described animal: The Westland School District No. 8 One bay gelding, 6 years old. weight Several from Columbia attended testing and we have been reorgan about 1400. no white marks at all. will recevie bids until August 1st, the Catholic Ladies’ Social held in izing the work. The new rates to be branded with a monogram EVE on 1920, for three school jitneys, and the Auditorium in Hermiston Tues charged for official testing go into left stiffle. Has been on my place one High School Jitney to Hermis- ton. Cora Ogden, day evening. torce June 1, and I am having sent about 4 weeks. The above described 44-2tc Westland Ore., Clerk. animal will be sold at public auc Rev. Gallaher has closed the ser to you data under which the work tion to the highest bidder for cash vices as well as the Sunday school is being conducted at the present in hand on the 31st day of July. 1920 Milk records for sale at this of in Columbia for the summer, opening time in Oregon. Many changes will on my ranch. fice. 44-2jp. W. H. Ogden. again in September. he taking place in the work and It The Neighborhood Club met at will be some weeks until we have had the home of Mrs. Walter Lloyd Fri- things gone over in the way we de day afternoon of last week, 28 lad- sire. After talking with Professor ies being present, A few were guests Brandt we felt that we could extend of the club but joined during the this flat rate to your locality as well meeting pleased with the good times ns to the other parts of the state. which the club offers. Delightful While realizing with just one herd refreshments were served by Mrs. the overhead traveling expenses will Echo, Oregon Lloyd, assisted by her mother, Mrs. bring a loss to the fund, however we Reid. Arrangements were made for feel that we can get others started the painting of Columbia park fence, in your locality through your taking MANUFACTURERS OF which will take place on July 21st, up the work and it would only be a the ladies themselves doing the work. short time until there would be no This will be the regular meeting day loss in this work. and all will meet at the school house. "If you are interested in taking Ladies, do not forget your paint up the work, I would be very glad brushes! to hear from you as soon as possible Arrangements are geing completed as to your plans so that we can ar for the big lawn social to be held range accordingly. Being a Jersey on the spacious lawn at the home of breeder, you will note from the price The Superior Product of Scientific Milling Henry Sommerer, Friday evening, schedule that the rate will be $10.00 July 16th. The refreshment com per test. Makes Better Bread mittee is planning for a big crowd. Trusting that I may hear from Try a Sack Single and cluster electric lights will you in the near future, I am most be hung from the trees, giving the sincerely yours, place a metropolitan air. No one H. N. COLEMAN, should miss this big event and there Superintendent of Official »Testing." will be lots of Ice cream, cake and The Oregon Agricultural College lemonade for everyone present. sends out the following information: Fees charged for conducting of ficial tests: These fees apply to everyone regardless of distance from the college: Each one and one-half SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE day test, (Guernsey), $8.00; each UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT The Ladies’ Home Bureau dis two-day test, (Jersey, Ayrshire), banded for the summer Friday, June $10.00; each 2 and one-half day test, All Most up to date restaurant in Eastern Oregon 25, and will resume meetings the (Holstein-Guernsey), $11.50. first Friday in September. Their other testing at $3.60 per day plus Try our 35 cent dinner closing was marked by a beach party traveling time to and from farm and in the afternoon, at which Miss Har all necessary traveling expenses in mon, county demonstrator, and Miss curred. The above flat rates include trav HOHBACH’S Glover and Miss Clark, librarians, were present, all from Pendleton, eling time and expenses unless an unusual expense is necessary in mak Bakery. Confectionery. Restaurant Pendleton Ice cream and cake were served. ing a test. Then why take your Official testing of dairy cattle is The report of the financial secre auto to a farmer for re tary was read and was very satis a test for milk and butterfat produc tion under the supervision of a qual pairs when factory. From 65 to 75 pupils were ified representative of an agricul served lunch during the school year tural college. The Oregon Agricul Clean and Sanitary at three cents per meal, and the tural College is responsible to the treasury shows a balance of $18.75 breed association and to the public Hot and Cold after all bills are paid. This is ex clusive of the salary paid a cook, for the authenticity of the official records of Oregon. $1.50. This was psid through a sep SHOWER BATHS The benefits are: (1). Increases Guarantee Work arate fund. the value of the cow, her offspring Quick Servie and other near relatives; (2). Pro- P. F. Fallon of the local O. W. R. & N. office, made a flying trip to Portland Monday night. COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES Are you saving a few of those cheap dollars each month? As conditions advance to normal the buying power . of a dollar will increase. Every dollar saved now will be worth two eventually First National Bank OF HERMISTON Dr. Freeze makes FOR SALE—-Work horses including four year old colt weeil broken. J. regular visits to Her H. Reid 44-tfc miston. Consult him free and be assured of FOR SALE—2 room house 20x24. eye service. 36 Can be moved easily. J. S. Dyer. 41-tfc WANT ADS. I WANTED STRAYED OR STOLEN Strayed—From Umatilla April 15, one gray filly, branded TZ on left hip. Notify owner, C. E. Smith, Umatilla, Ore. 32tfc ANTED—Work by experienced ir- Strayed or Stolen—From Leathers rigator. Knows how to irrigate ranch about July 5, one black gel and not afraid to work Sunday's ding, weighing about 1250 pounds or any other day when necessary. and one bay weighing 1150, find 44-ltc Arthur H. Sanford. er please take up and notify owner 43-tfc ANTED—Used saddle, must be reasonable. F. D. Callahan, Motor MISCELLANEOUS R. A. 43-2tp WANTED—Any kind of barn that FOR RENT—-House in Columbia can be moved. Inquire at this of district. C. A. Keller. 44-tfc fice. 40-44-P A good room for rent. Phone 312. Wanted—Your subscription for 44-4tp he American Boy, $2.50 year. Ed , Graham. * | Itfc CLOSING Out entire herd of pure bred Duroc-Jersey hogs. Nothing Wanted—Your subscription for reserved. Geo. H. Root. 44-tfc he Saturday Evening Post, $2.50; he Ladies Home Journal, $2.00; FOUND—A kit of automobile tools on highway. If owner will de he Country Gentleman, $1.00. Ed. scribe same and pay for this ad . Graham, Hermiston, Ore. 35tfe. he can have the property. Joe Ralph. 44-ltp FOR SALE DR SALE—Horse, age 10 .years weight about 1200. Inquire of James Gent, Hermiston, Oregon. 44-tfc Mrs. Sommerer found a handker chief with a coin tied up in it. The one losing same can have It by calling at this office. 44-ltc Ready cut houses. C. W. La Barr, tie OR SALE—One light spring wagon. One good tent 12x18. Rebuilt IF You’ve something you don’t want, why not advertise it for sale Ford Motor just overhauled and or trade. Try ’er once and see in good condition. J. Skoubo. 43tfc how quick you get rid of It. 42-tfc OR SALE—New Dodge cars, tour- ing, business or roadster models. HOLSTEIN Bull for service at the Norquist ranch. 42-4tp Peed, Prompt delivery.' J. 43-tfc sales agent. MILK RECORDS—Do you keep a. record of your milk, if so, milk OR SALE—Seven year old mare, records are for sale at the Herald weight about 1000 pounds, price office. 42-tfc $50. Also De Lavel seperator, 350 pound capacity. Also one 9 Inch iron beam stirring plow. F. W. ’TAINT no use keepin’ somethin’ you don’t need. Maybe somebody else Whiting, box 573, Hermiston 43tfc could use It and would be willin’ to pay somethin’ for it. Let 'em JR SALE—20 acres, 15 in alfalfa. know what you don't want thru Good house and barn, 3 1 miles these columns. Everybody reads east of Hermiston. H. E. Klock the classified column just like you 44-tfc are doing now. 42-tfc JR SALE—Improved 20 acre farm, one mile north of Hermiston. O. Fire Insurance, Notary Public and D. Burgess. 42-tfc typewriting and stenographic work. JR SALE—One Chevrolet Baby See Edile M. Johnson at Dodd’s 3tfc Grand, terms, also one Ford Tour office. ing, first class condition, new tires all around, demountable rims. Spices and Extracts for the House Umatilla Motor Sales Co., Lays’ wife—in fact everything in the Garage. 42-2tc Watkins line. Mail your orders, or call at my home, cne door east of JR SALE—Span of gray horses, Tum-a-Lum lumber yard in Hermis weight about 2800, also harness. ton, Ore., and make your selections. H. E. Klock, 3 Vi miles east of W. A. Mikesell. 11tfc Hermiston on Diagonal road 44-tfc If you want tp sell your land or AS ENGINE FOR SALE—My « H. home write to us and we will P. Fairbanks-Morse gas engine call on you and make arrange for sale. Heavy type H. in good ments. We make quick sales. good condition. Just overhauled. Never has done heavier work than Oregon-Washington Ranches Co. Bowman hotel bldg., J?endleton, to run a pump jack on well. Have Oregon, Box 513, Phone 542. bought smaller engine so don’t need this. Can be seen at Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co., store.. J. tic D. Watson. 41-4tc Real Estate—C. W. LaBa rr. JR SALE—One team weight 3200 M. F, WHITE, Architect, Box 583. 37-tfc pounds, four years old, no blem- ishes, also harness. $400.00. Phone Echo 16R14 or call on Al GET your coal early. Let me haul it. T. L. Hall, Phone 192. 39-tfc ton Basey, Lower Butter Creek. 41-tfc For Schweizer’s Imported high R SALE—20 acres, Stanfield pro- grade exclusive dress materials and for spring and summer dect. 10 aerea alfalfa, all fenced embroideries see Mrs. Burgess. 22tfc rabbit wire,' buildings and well. Stock and furniture also for sale. Going to build? Then get my Inquire this office. 42-tfc prices on ready cut lumber for any kind of a house. Write me, I will 29tic JR SALE—80 acres on the project. call. C. W. LaBarre. Five aeres in alfalfa. $2000 cash, T. L'. Hall Transfer—City and sunning water on both forties the year round. Inquire of E. P. Dodd country hauling. Leave orders at or Wm. Lacy, Umatilla. 40-43-p Elliott’s Tire Shop. Phone 192. 30tfc See Bennett for au tioneeing. 16tfe For Sale or Trader- Wheat land Elliott's Tire Shep. i stock ranchen for sale or rode In Oregon, Washington Fire Insurance in three strong and Montana, will take irrigat- companies. See Edile M. Johnson at . land as part payment and sms to suit on balance. We Dodd’s office. 3tfc 11 sell you a wheat ranch on . au Payment down and bal- Cement Brick, Tile and Fram e con yce on easy payments. struction work. Get honest work gon.Washington Ranches Co. and figures. Albert Smith, con man hotel bldg., Pendleton. tractor and builder, Henn Iston. "egon. Box 513, Phone 542. Oregon. 4 4-4tp Taken Un Notice SALE—Horse, single buggy Notice is hereby given th nd harness. Inquire at Jewelry atore, 42-tfe undersigned has taken up in, at his ranch. 1% miles south: Hermiston, the following de 2 SALE— Paul Miller Homestead, animal: One black horse al onncres, partly •nbA , improved, good ‘ 44-tfe G.SALE—Studebaker 5 passenger ... good running condition. —Garage. 44-tfe &SALE—Household ambia District. Mrs. goods in Schram. 44-ltp INFORMATION ON WORK OF COW TESTING Echo Flour Mills High Grade Patent Blue Stem Flour DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FEED LeRoy Su Uivarf. Do You Take Your Watch to a Blacksmith for Repairs NO-Why Not? BARBER SHOP Morrison & Son Garage WM. SHAAR Mrs. Alice Nugent and Mrs. A. E. McFarland went to Hermiston on the Tuesday morning motor selling tickets for the Chatauqua. Special for a Few Days Only Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Roe of La Grande are visiting at the home of Mrs. Alice R. Nugent. Mr. Roe is here to instruct a new engineer for the motor run. Miss McNurlen of Edwards' store, has returned from a trip to Spokane, Seattle and Tacoma. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Paulu have left for a ten weeks' trip to Centralia. Prof. R. G. Dykstra and family have left for the valley for the sum mer. The city business of Umatilla has 1 holds been put In the hands of Marvin rest of Turner, formerly of Pendleton, but ribed now an attorney of Tacoma, and this years old. branded with mon ngram is hoped to mean that things will about soon be booming In Umatilla, includ WF on right hip. Weight 1150 pounds Has halter and. piece ing street work. of chain. Has been at may place about seven days. The abort 9 de- Sergeant Ed Pounds has recently scribed animal will be sold at p ub ile auction to the highest b ndc’er returned from abroad He has been for cash In hand on the 31st « lay [of serving with the medical corps in July. 1920, on my ranch. Germany. 44-2tc at the French Restaurant UMATILLA ITEMS TO REDUCE OUR SURPLUS STOCK WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING CASINGS 30x3* 30x3* 31x4 31x4 GOODYEAR, All Weather Tread GOODRICH, Safety Tread GOODYEAR, AU Weather Tread GOODRICH, Safety Tread • $19.95 22.00 28.50 31.00 OIL ZEROLENE, in 15 gal. drums, $6, or per gallon VEEDOL, Medium, in bulk, per gallon MONOGRAM, Medium, in bulk, per gallon 40c $1.00 1.20 HERMISTON AUTO CO
