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VERNONIA EAGLE
streams a hog wallow can be easily rows, < n either side rows of short-
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can hope to have an average life span cf
¿.nd c>: aply made of concrete. The er trees, and outside of these low
three-quarter < f a century within the next Roas i from the so-called tender Lottor will need to be of suft'ic- bushes or cedars.
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cuts a i better if cooked, withou. ient ' ckness to prevent cracking |----- ~ ~~
I-sued every Thursday
$2 pei yerr in Adve.net ! 30 years.
| Tne autom. b le, the railroad, the air­ water. Sear the outside -,t a hirri .nd t ■ support the weight which
it mi ■_ Lear. A convenient size
Entered as Second Class Matter, August 4, 1922 at the ship, the telegraph and tne radio are ex­ ’temper. lure to keep the meat jun
u wallow is 13 feet long and
emplifications of man’s conquest of nature. es within, then lower the tempera­ for
Post Office at Vernonia, Oregon, under the
ture somewhat and roast for 16 10 feet wide by 12 inches deep
Act of March 8, 1879
Astronomy and archaeology—man’s sc­ to 20 minutes to the pound.
•
at tht shallow end and 18 inches
W. O. W. Vernonia camp No. 655
ience,
have
brought
within
his
ken
the
deep
at
the
opposite
end,
with
out
­
To
cook
turnips
or
rutabagas
a
MARK E. MOE, Editor
meets every Monday night at seven
universe and the past.
quick way, pare them, cut in fairly let in the bottom. The size of the
thirty at the Grange Hall. Visiting
wallows
will
depend
upon
the
num
­
Anything man can think of he can do thin slices, and cook for 15 or 20
members^ welcome.
if he works at it long enough. We have minutes in lightly salted water. ber of hogs kept.
Drain,
mash,
and
season
with
but
­
A. F. KOSTER C. C.
In
regions
with
little
rainfall
and
abolished the plagues and devastating ep­ ter. Some people like the slices where strong, drying winds are
TO BURN OR NOT TO BURN
C. C. DUSTEN CLERK.
idemics of our early histoiy and we shall intact, with plenty of butter melt­ frequent, windbreaks, which usually
abolish
the
diseases
which
take
their
toll
ed over them.
consist of six to eight parallel rows
To every question there are two sides;
human lives today. Nature is surrender­ Children who profess not to like of trees, are of decided benefit,
Vernonja Lodge, No. 184 A.
different angles that should be, and are, of
ing to man inch by inch and is making milk or eggs will often eat custards, says the United States department
F. & A. M., meets at Grange
considered before any business is1 organ­ man
omelets, milk puddings, milk-vege­ of agriculture. Windbreaks protect
greater for the struggle. When the table soups, and egg-milk drinks if
Hall every Second and
ized.
crops and orchids from me­
time comes, if it should, when man no well flavored. The wise parent, how­ grain
Fourth Thursday nights.
chanical
injury
by
the
wind,
reduce
When a town, city or state makes a longer has to struggle for supremacy the ever, will not call attention to the
Visitors Welcome
evaporation
of
moisture
from
the
bid for any industry, certain salient facts decay of the human mind will be swift ingredients jf such dishes, but soil, shield farm buildings from the
K. A. McNeill, Secretary.
are gathered by the people interested, and sur6.
Work in the fellowcraft degree
simply offer them as a matter of extremes of winter and summer
among which may be listed, markets, raw
course in their regular place in weather, and may also be a source April 28.
the meal.
material, labor, and security of taxation.
of wood for farm use or sale. The
EVERYBODY BENEFITS
Alkalis discolor aluminum, there­ best arrangement is to have the I
It is a triumph for any civic body to an­
fore it should never be washed with tallest trees planted in the central
nounce that through its efforts it has se­
strong soap or strong washing pow­
cured an addition to the payroll of the The proposition of “trading at home” ders,
or washing soda. The dark
has
been
too
often
constructed
for
the
help
abate.
color on aluminum pans and uten­
I. O. O.F.—V ernonia L odge , N o . 246,
the merchant alone. There is no greater sils may be rubbed off with whit­
meets every Tuesday night at 8:09
When that occurs, everybody has a of
ing or with very fine steel wool,
feeling that they will profit by the in­ economic fallacy. The merchant may gain or
o’clock, in Grange Hall
dissolved by the acid of vinegar
the
first
or
primary
benefit;
the
result
creased money put into circulation—the
O. E. Enstrum, N.G.
or
diluted
oxalic
acid.
All
acids
butcher, the barber, and the electric globe may show up first in his own cash regis­ should be thoroughly washed off.
G. B. Smith, Sec'Vy.
ter; but by no means is the “business man” Oxalic acid is a poison and should
maker, and in actual practice, they do.
the sole heir of local patronage. We are be so marked, and kept out of the
This is one picture, bringing new in­ all “business” people, it is a broad term way
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
children.
dustries into being, but what is being done and includes those who toil or add any­ The of idea
that hot breads contain
Meets 2nd and 4th Wed-
to keep the industries we already have? thing to the total of human welfare.
harmful gases has no scientific sup­
Ngisi
port. Fresh bread made of good
In the west, we have as a result of the
¡JurigK’’ nesdays at the Grange hall.
The merchant, the banker, the fanner,
transient industry of mining, a number the housJ wife, the teacher, the preacher, ‘ngredients contains nothing harm­
ful
to
either
children
or
adults.
Mrs. H. E. McGraw, President
of towns which have died with the ex­ the lawyer, the doctor, the laborer, the
bread, however, is rather
Mrs. Earl Washbum, Secretary.
haustion of the ore which was mined and contractor, in short, the “butcher, the ba- Fresh
moist and soft, and a young child
milled. Do we want the lumber industry xer, the candlestick maker” are all in the may eat it without sufficient chew­
closed down? Have we considered a pic­ same class when it comes to making Ver­ ing. The crusty parts are necessari­
Vernonia Post
ture of this kind? Yet annually this is be­ nonia what it should be. Set any one of ly chewed, and if the fresh bread
9, American Le*
is
crusty,
it
is
entirely
suitable
for
ing hastened, not by the legitimate cutting these trades or professions going and all children.
gion. Meets second
1
of the forests, but by the thoughtless cit­ the rest are benefitted all the way up or
and fourth Tues-
Sj days each month, 8
izen who is careless with hig lighted ma­ down the line. If one prosper«, the others It is better to have a number of
p.m.
H. K. Me
terials.
small portable hog houses than one
Graw, Commander.
he deals with or pays wages to are help* large
piggery
for
the
entire
herd.
Lee Schwab, Adj.
The forest industry can be made per­ ?d accordingly. It means more savings, It is a good idea to begin the
petual; instances are on record of private more bank deposits and more business.
education ,of the colt as early as
lumbering operations having been carried
We are living in an age of keen com­ possible. A good plan is to break
Chapter
on for several centuries, and although the petition with the big cities. That the large the colt to lead before it is weaned
Regular communi­
and
to
harness
between
the
ages
instances cited have occurred in Sweden, city has its advantages and accodomations,
cation first and
2 and 3 years. Never work a
third Wednesdays
where economic conditions have been dif­ all will admit. But it has its disadvantages, of
colt, after he is tired, in order to
of each
month.
ferent to those of the western states, yet if life is to survive in its fulness, and prevent
obstinacy and render him
All visiting sisters
When you stop
there is not a citizen now residing in the •ichness and culture in the suburban and willing and obedient.
and brothers wel­
west who would for one moment admit ural sections, and in the smaller cities Membership in a good bull as­
at the receiv-
come.
that what others can do, and have done, and towns of this country, the economic sociation enables a dairyman of
Bessie Tapp, W. M.
means to head his herd
ing window of
Leona McGraw, Secretary.
we cannot.
prosperity all would have to move out. moderate
with a high class animal, says the
But the realization of a perpetual lum­ The business of the people of Vernonia United States department ef agri­
this bank and
ber industry is being pushed farther and s to do business here, if it can be done culture. A group of farmers or­
pass in a part
farther into the background with every ,vith reason and propriety. And we believe ganize and purchase dairy sires with
good
recerds.
These
sires
are
ex
­
VERNON1A GRANGE
fire that robs the soil of its fertility; that i can. Every dollar spent in Vernonia
of your earn-
changed between comunities every
destroys the seeds and the seed trees left makes it that much easier for the other two
The Vernonia Grange meets on th
years, so that each farmer in
the a-
by Mother Nature, and for what reason? fellow to spend his money here and so the association has the use of a
second Saturday of every month a
7:30 P. M. Any members of th
Because a lttle thought was not exercis­ □n, like any other cumulative dividend. good sire over a fairly long period.
mount is cred-
Grange living in or near Vernonia
ed in time, because “this place will do for
Investing in your home town is like Information about organizing a bull
ited to your ac-
may be obtained from'
or visiting in the community, ar
a camp fire,” because of the “we do not getting compound interest, with the pri­ association
the United States department of
cordially invited to attend.
own the timber” attitude of a few; be­ vilege to cash in on the principal.
count,
starting
agriculture.
'
-
,
,
Mrs. Minnie Malmsten, Secretary
cause the taxes which have gone to build­
The best way to prevent bad ■
to earn money
flavors in fresh butter is to pro­
ing the highways of the state, collected
A NEVER-ENDING WAR
MOUNTAIN HEART
duce the milk cream, and butter
largely from the industry which built the
for you from
REBECCA LODGE No. 243. I.O.O.F
under
sanitary
conditions,
never
stale and still contributes well over half
Ordinary rules of sanitation in the home
Meets every second and Fourth
the cows feeds that, impart
the day you
its payroll, is apparently one of the means md by municipalities are saving the lives give
Thursdays in grange Hall—Vernonia
bad flavor to the milk, and, churn
Visitors always welcome
of letting the fire demon loose in the •f thousands of Americans annually and the cream when it is sweet or
place it in our
Mrs. Edna Kilby, N. G.
forests.
making virulent epidemics almost unheard just mildly sour. Also do not ex­
MRS. IRENE SPENCER. Sec’y
care.
pose the cream to undesirable od­
This is the question, both sides of it, >f.
such as are sometimes found in
and to paraphrase Shakespeare, to burn,
How many people a few years ago ors
cellars and pantries where Other
or not to burn, is the problem.
;new that malaria germs were spread by supplies
are stored. A strong or
J. MASON DILLARD
Is it better to perpetuate the industries he mosquito and that many disease germs bitter flavor is sometimes found
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
which are the life blood of the western were carried broadcast by the common in milk and butter from cows that
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states or to pursue hypothetical industries housefly? No greater in number than these are far advanced in their lactation
or that have not been fresh
Here Every Wednesday
yet unborn?
were those who realized the efficacy of period
for a year or more.
Surely both courses can be taken; wis­ cveens, covered garbage cans, clean yards On many farms the hogs use un­
dom would demand that we hold firmly ’.nd the elimination of stagnant water in sanitary, unsightly mudholes as
DR. ELLA WIGHT
that which we already have, before we exterminating the mosquito and the fly. wallows. These are very objection­
DR. C. J. WIGHT
expand. By keeping fire-free, we make
A fly in the house is a sign of careless able and should be abolished. On
CHIROPRACTORS
Rheumatism, Neuritis, Stomach,
sure of an industry that so largely pro­ housekeeping in this era of swat-the-fly. farms where there are no running
Liver and Intestinal Troubles
vides our local and foreign trade; we it is only in the poorest tenement dis­
Delayed Menstruation
keep our raw materials for use and pre­ tricts and the squalid homes of the moun­
vent such unnecessary expenditure of tax taineer that the housefly is still given
revenue as fire-fighting.
ree reign to taint food and carry disease
LESTER SHEELEY
And what could be more important to rerms from person to person. Neither is
the west?
he mosquito permitted to inject his ma-
Attorney-at-Law
'aria germs into the veins of every sleep-
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ng human.
CONQUERING NATURE
To successfully combat the fly and the
Since man’s beginning he has waged an mosquito the campaign should be launched
DR. W. H. HURLEY
unceasing battle to subject nature to his arly in the year. But the battle against
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will and wish. Though the battle has now summer's pestiferous conveyors of disease
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waged for thousands of years nature is must not stop with preventatives. Debris
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must not be permitted to accumulate gar­
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Oregon
still the master of man.
Potatoes
Victory is not yet in sight for man but bage cans must be closed tightly at all
his advance, though slow, is unchecked. imes and screens must be kept tightly
Nature may never be entirely under the .dosed and carefully repaired. And the
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M. D. COLE
control of man, who is actually a part of fly swatter must be kept in daily use.
nature, but her many elements are be­
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ing subdued one by one.
If you feel badly just because you are
Alan's greatest struggle with nature has alone it is just because you are in bad
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Oregon
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Separator.
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complete and uncontested sway. Science, just how much obliged he really should
medicine, education and sanitation as con­ be for living.
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ceived by the genius of the human mind,
No matter how early a man comes home
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are successfully driving back the forces his wife always thinks he should have got­
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of nature toward the lengthening of the ten there sooner.
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average span of life. On the basis of the
Only time some men thing they have
progress made in the past three decades no kick coming is when it comes to kick
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