VERNONL 3AGLE
Thursday, October 6, 1927.
N#OTICE OF CALL OF BONDS
Oregon experiment station entom-'
Notice is hereby given to the ologist. One quarter pound 'of soap
holders of the following bonds of is used to one gallon of water. It
, vhe City of Vernonia, Columbia is best to wash the solution from
the plants about two hours after1
County Oregon;
Rond No. 2 of Improvement dis application.
trict No. 3, dated May 1 1926,
Successful educational work in
said bond being in denomination beekeeping consists of more than
of $500.; Bond No. 1 of Improve talks and demonstrations, says H. NO COW THRIVES
ment district No. 12, dated May 1, A. Sculien of the state college. It
ON IMAGINATION
1926, said bond being in denomina includes reading bulletins, journals
tion of $119.65; Bonds No. 1 and and books. The greatest benefits
Summer los es in milk production
2 of General
Obligation
Bonds come not directly to the student
dated May 1, 1926, said bonds but to his less intelligent neighbor are probably 11.« heaviest ot the year,
being in denomination of $500.00 whose ignorance and carelessness and that ls*ao mainly because cows
each. All of the above bonds being make him an unsafe fellow beeman are asked to live too much on their
Imagination.
redeemable at the option of said in marketing and disease control.
“Merely to assume that the cattle
city on Nov. 1 1927. That pur
Sweet cream rather than sour is will secure ei.iilgh feed on pasture
suant to said option, said bonds now generally used for Oregon Is not sound' say dairy extension
will be redeemed within 30 days buttermaking, reports
the
dairy specialists at the Ohio State univer
from the date of this notice, to- specialists of the experiment sta- sity. “If the cattle' do not seem con
wit: On the First day of November tion, whereas a few years ago tented and sajslled on coming from
1927, upon presentation to the nearly all butter was churned from pasture, supplemental feeds should be
fiscal agency of Oregon in New sour cream. This change call for supplied.
"Grain alone al this time Is not suf
York City, to-wit: The National delivery of sweet cream by the
Park Bank.
dairies, an easy task if the right tldenL as the cows actually need
In case the holders of said bonds directions are followed. ‘‘Once you taore roughage.
“Summer stage Is one of the best
fail to present same at the time get the habit of delivering sweet
and place mentioned herein for cream you will find it as easy as ways to supply this lack of roughage.
It gives shout the same results as
the redemption thereof, then the the old sour cream habit,” says
mowed green crops. Besides, it is
interest thereon shall cease and the report.
cheaper and requires less labor, an
the agency aforesaid will thereaf
Important Item In the summer months.
Police
Notes
ter pay only the amount of such
“If silage Is not available It may
bond and . the interest accrued
David Jackson, colored, was ar- be possible to mow some grass crop
thereon up to the said first day rested Saturday night and charg for a time. If no special provision has
of November 1927.
ed with possession of liquor. He been made for soiling crops. If neltli
Dated at Vernonia, Orqgon, on plead guilty before Judge Reas er Is available, it Is well to use bay
this 1st day of October, 1927.
oner Monday and was fined $71», to supplement the pasture. Unless
the bay Is of good quality (well-made
J. C. Lindley, Treas. which he paid.
legume hay), the cows will eat little
City of Vernonia, Ore.
Lee Wood was found guilty of. of It.
84
“On muny forms where there 4s not
being intoxicated on a public high
Farm Reminders
way by a jury in Justice of the sufficient pasture to satisfy the cows,
House fern scale insects are con- Peace Hill’s court Thursday and It may be well to keep the cattle up
during part ot the day and teed the
trolled .by frequent applications of was fined $50.
supplemental feeds at this time. Many
a common laundry soap, rays the
Several complaints have reached successful dairymen follow this prac
me regarding smal lboys entering tice. Tills of Course keeps the cattle
houses, both occupied' and unoc out of the excessive heat and files al
cupied, and in some cases articles midday, and h«-lps grently to maintain
uniform product ion.”
have been taken. There are also
MONEY
several
instances
where
the
stret
CAN'T EUY
lights are broken by shooting air Profitable to Maintain
A BETTER OIL
guns and throwing stones at the
Fall High Production
lights. Parents are responsible for
In the full there is always a’teiup
the action of minor children, and tatlou to slight the milk cows until
it is the duty of every citizen to utter the corn shucking Is over. A* a
cooperate and see that this prac- result the cows slump In their milk
tice is stopped. Arrests will follow flow. This means a smaller milk flow
during the winter months. It Is more
if this practice is continued.
W. J. Kelly, City Marshal. protltable to muintaln a high produc
tion by avoiding this fall slump In
S. O. Tate, Frank Hillsberry and production.
I
M. Simmons were arrested Sator-
There are two common reasons tor
day night by Marshal Kelly, and a slump at this time of the year. Fall
charged with possession of ljqhor. pastures are often not good and oorn
Hillsberry was released on $25 shucking Is so Important that the cows
bail, with his trial set for Satur are neglected. Sweet clover pasture
day. Tate and Simmons were fined will often afford fall feed that will
$75 and $10 respectively by Judge stimulate predm-tlen rather than cause
a slump. U ne pasture is available
Reasoner on their pleas of guiltf It la advisable to open up the silo tn
Tuesday night.
order to afford a succulent feed.
If neither sll.tge nor fall pasture la
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Sunday school meets at 9:45 'available then the only choice remain
a.m. Mr. A. C. Kuans sup. The ing Is to Increase the amount of con
centrated feeds und to provide other
pastor will give a short talk on
roughage. It Is not usually advisable
Holland at the opening of S. S. to pusture heavy producing milk cowa
Sermon subject for 11 a.m. “My on the cornBtalks as they do not fur-
¿Reason n hy (1 OF MANY)
Brother’s Keeper." Young People's tliah the materials needed for high
meeting 7 p.m. Mr. Ester Garner production. Tming animals, dry cows,
SAFETY — Lubrication scien
gtnder. At 8 p.m. the theme will horses and be< f animals will make
tifically correct. No “break
be, ‘‘What Does Personal Accept uinch better use of this class of feed
down,’’ no hard carbon. The
ance of Jesus Enply?"
modern oil for modern motor cars.
Friday evening 8 p.m. the young
THE NEW
Z¿ROLENE
THE NEW
ZER.OLENE
me of the oil used for lubri-
g watches, clocks and other
ite instruments
is
obtained
the head of the porpcisc.
r grades of neat’s-foot oil
used similarly'.
G ilby M otor C o
As checks upon big floods,
estry and its allied forms of
turai storage take secondary place.
Immediate relief must be sought
through the skill of the engineer. ‘
But behind and supplement! lg the
leaves or other structures that must*
be built we get back to the land.1
And we should not fail to restore,
as far as it may be done, the na
tural storage and protection from
erosion that may be derived from
fire-free forests and other precid
aci correctives in our everyday us«
of land.
' ,
OAKLAND, PONTIAC,
CHEVROLET, STUDE
BAKER
Goodyear Tires
NOTICE OF BUDGET MEETING
hereby given that the budget committee of the city of Vernonia. Columbia county, Oregon a
itsJetanlrt
°n ’fhAS V,-d| x# ‘h\°fp«e
the levying board, to-wit: The city council of said cit*
ai^d > J‘
i th* t«*«1.
of receipts, und also the total amount of money proposed to be
1928? wiich‘ estitiJate.
foil.., ”
»“»■«P«! corporation for all purposes for the fiscal year of
GENERAL FUN»
Administration Expense
Repairs and furniture, «ity hall .................
Cit; dump
Fuel and city hall expense
Accounting
Ret irder’s office
Salary ..... '............................................................
Sucoljes ...............................
.. ....................
Treviurer’a office
Sal:nf
J..:........;.........................,...... ,
Supplies ..... :..................... _................................
Le > il expense
City attorney’s salary
Pol co department
Sal rv marshal
Supplies «nd jail expense
Fire department
ITer.lth department
......... ...
Slr.-et department
M.- I’enance and street lightiur
El”! tions ........................... ........ ........
........
Logs) publications .........................
En~ rgency fund
Pn- ment of outstanding warrants and int.
Lib-ary fund
’
Lil arian Bal ary
........................ ................
Tr osportation of state books .
For new books
Cit? park fund ...................................................
Total .............................
9
200.00
250.00
210.00
100.00
1,200.00
200.00
I
240.00
15.00
600.00
1.890.00
300.00
600.00
125.00
1,900.00
75.00
50.00
700.00
2,500.00
240 00
10.00
200.00
500.00
$11,115.00
WATER OPERATING FUND
Superintendent’s salary
;....... $1,500 00
Water collection .....
qgo 00
Supplies, maintenance and extra help
2,100.00
Total
$4,980.00
WATER BOND FUND
Sinking fund ....................................................... $1,350 00
Investors Syndicate sinking fund ..........
2,220 00
Interest ................................................................ 3,500-00
Total
$7,070.00
SEWER BOND FUND
Sinking fund .....................
$1,700.00
Interest ................... ............................................. 2,400.90
Total
$4,100.00
GENERAL BOND FUND
Sinking fund ....
Interest ........................................................
Total
$900.00
Grand total
$27,265.00
Estimated Receipt«
From fines and licenses
From water system
Total
$ 2,500.00
11,000 00
$13,500.00
$13,765.00
.......................... ............
Balance to be raised by direct tax
And notice is hereby givaa that th« said «ity council
ir.g in the
city
l -
¡n
Vernonia, Columhia
1927; at the
— - he
Jour of 8 o’clock P.g. at which time and
lev:., ' when the sama shall b« made, may appear and be
part thereof.
Dated this October 3, 1927.
$600.00
300.00
of said city, sitting as a levy board, will hold a meet-
county, Oregon, on Monday evening, October
i,
place all persons, who shall be subject to such tax
heard in favor of or against said tax levy, or any
ttest: D. B. REASONER,
City Recorder
G. R. MILLS,
Mayor.
Miller Mercantile Company
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CORVALLIS
HILLSBORO
NEWBERG
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SHERIDAN
VERNONIA
M c M innville
MONMOUTH
Legume Hays Important
people will have their monthly
in Feeding Dairy Cows
business and social meeting in the
Legume hays are important in feed
social hall of the
church,
All
ing dairy cows on account of the pro
at Standard Oil Service Stations,
young people are welcome.
tein, calcium und vltamlnes which
Correct Lubrication Specialists,
Garages, and other Dealers.
Order your Christmas cards early they contain. Most other lurm rough
ages are lacking In all of these esses-
at the Eagle.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
tlals. Most of these essentials, except
calcium, can lie supplied In other
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARB BUILT
types of feed.
There will probably be a shortage
of legume hays this year unless the
deficiency la made up by Increased
planting of soy beans. If the weather
Is not suitable for making soy beans
Into hay they may be put Into the
silo In connection with corn and In
ereaae the value of the silage.
Dairying without legumes Is an op
hill battle. Legumes that are grown
on the farm will help to keep down
the cost of production. A dairyman
who falls to plan for a supply of
legumes Is overlooking an opportunity
for profit
Dairy Notes
You Need Never Change Your Oil
if You Own a Buick*
Last year Buick said: "Change your oil only four
times a year.” Buick tests at that time had shown
that oil changes would never be necessary, with the
Oil Filter to remove impurities, and with the Crank
case Ventilator, Thermostatic Circulation Control
and Automatic Heat Control to preventoil dilution.
Now, more than a year has passed, and Buick
owners in every section of the world—under every
climatic condition—have also proved that you
never need change your oil if you own a Buick
— replenishment and inspection of the Buick Oil
Filter only are required.
Sedans «1195 to *1995
«
Coupe« »1195 to *1850’
Sport Models »1195 to »1525
AH pric** f. 0. b. Flhit.
1« to be tuUed. Tbe G. M A. C. fmancittg plm, tbt *ott dbnfe*
obh. ««rmfoMe. Tke smodel defraud obore u tb* 5
4-D oot SetUm. Sm Ilf, flBf
BUICIOI928
Acro-1 from the
Po4t Office
The best milk Is that which la kept
clean, cool, and covered,
•
Feed yearling heifers two pounds
of grain per day while on pasture this
summer.
• os
balrymen who by breeding and
feeding make one cow do what two
did before are benefactors to the puh
lie as well as to themselves.
a • o o
The general butterfat average ot
117 dairies In Omaha, Neb., in March
1927, according to the report of NW
city health commissioner, was 3.5
cent. The legal standard Is 3.2 per
cent
.
Miller’s a Safe Place
to Buy
I
Mens Suits
Mens Overcoat«
Leather Coats
Wool Blazers
Balloon Cloth Shirts
Rain Test Clothing
Hats and Caps
Ladies and Childrens
Coats
Galoshes and Rubbers
Rain Coats
Wool Blankets
Cotton Blankets
Hosiery and Underwear
• •
An extra month or two of cheap
and dependable pasture might save s
few dollar« a year In the feed bill.
A separator doesn't need to be a
whale of a lot out of flx to lose $50
to $100 worth of butterfat yearly on
Just a email herd of four or five Or
six cows.
Several days before calving, the cow
should be placed In a dean «tall,
which baa been disinfected with dip
and disinfectant (diluted 1 to 50), and
then comfortably bedded.
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$1.15
$1.00
..... 25c
$5.00
GROCERIES
3 package« of Corn Flak««
7 ban Sunny Monday Soap
15 ban Sunny Monday Soap
West Coast
Logger«
25c
3 package« Post Toastie« .......... 25c
2Sc
M. J. B. Junior Coffee ................ 45c
5Oc
49-lb sack Queen Anne Flour $1.95
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