Vernonia eagle., June 27, 1929, Page 4, Image 4

THURSDAY, JUNE 27,
VERNONIA EAGLE. VERNONIA. OREGON
FOUR
TIMBER
rations, keeping the pigs healthy,
and saving large litters. A very
small amount of hay with a lit­
tle milk or tankage as a sup­
plement to the grain ration is
very valuable, but the substitu­
tion of even the best quality of
legume bay for a considerable
portion of the grain does not
lower the cost of the pork pro-
duced, it is found.
Contrary to former belief and
practice, continued cultivation
of corn, potatoes and similar
crops on most Oregon soils is
unnecessary after weeds are
eradicated. Weeds are the great­
est factor in loss of moisture and
plant fertility, finds the experi­
ment station, and after they are
controlled little further cultiva-
tion is profitable.
Feather picking and feather
eating in chicken flocks is caus-
ed either by a lack of animal
proteins or from mere habit,
reports the poultry department
at the Oregon station. In either
case it is often advisable to
hang up some
green
bones
which attract their attention
and satisfy the craving. Abun­
dance of green feed is also es­
sential.
tatoei, rice, or other starchy
food for dinner or as a main
dish with sirup for lunch. Allow
H to % cup of milk to two
eggs and salt lightly. Beat the
mixture, dip the slices of bread
into it and fry in butter or well
seasoned fat in a heavy smooth
skillet. Use moderate heat and
let the toast become golden
brown before turning.
A tasty way to cook string
beans is to shred them finely,
and give them a short, quick
cooking in a comparatively small
amount of lightly salted water.
Remove the tips, ends, and
strings, and cut the beans length­
wise into long, thin shreds, with
a pair of scissors. If the beans
are young they will cook tender
in from 15 to 20 minutes. They
will keep their good green color
and have a delicate fresh flavor,
if cooked quickly and for a
"
with
very short time, Season
melted butter and more salt if
necessary.
The parents' job in training
child in good food habits i»
only half done when well begun,
New problems may develop at
any time. Playmates who are al­
lowed to pick and choose what
they will eat at home may have
a detrimental influence. There
are times when the best of chil­
dren have finicky appetites. The
mother must try to have all food
attractive in appearance odor,
and flavor, to tempt the appetite,
and use judgement in handling
the child at table. Quietly ex­
pecting the food that is set be­
fore him to be eaten goes a
long way toward accomplishing
that end.
A surprise bridal shower will
be given in honor of Miss Leola
Braden Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Arthur El-
liottte of Timber.
Mrs. Ben Hart is visiting in-
Portland this week.
Mrs. Art Heith drove to Ver­
nonia last Monday.
Emmett Schiffer and family,
Harry New and Scotty, attended
the baseball game in Vernonia
last Sunday afternoon.
Tony Kilburg of Timber spent
Sunday in Portland.
George Wolf’s brother Fred,
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Wolf for a few days.
Little Freda Burt of Portland
is visiting Geneve
Bacon of
Timber for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Riche
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drove to Hillsboro last Saturday.
Roy Nelson of Vernonia vis­
■ .
i'
ited K. Scott of Timber last
week end.
Kid Scott of Timber is going
Delivered To and
to Vernonia to train for his
it i r* —,
fight on the Fourth, within the
next few days.
Milton Winters is on a vaca-
tion and camping trip over to
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Cannon beach this week.
Trucks ¡«ave Vernonia 10 a.m. daily
Know Poison Ivy?
Mrs. Robinson of Timber is
ill this week and her daughter,
Many people are introduced to
A SCOUTMASTER
Mrs. Huffman is taking care of poison ivy or its relative, poison
sumac in a most unpleasant way,
her.
The scoutmaster of the local Boy Scout troop Mr. and Mrs. George Wolf because they don't know how
daughter spent last Satur­ to avoid “acquaintanceship” with
resigned a few days ago, not being able to devote and
day in Portland.
these plants. Poison ivy is most
sufficient time to Scout work.
C. E. Schiffer drove to Port­ readily recognized by its leaves,
which are always divided into
Vernonia troop needs a scoutmaster, a man land last Saturday.
Elmer
Bennett
of
Forest three leaflets, and by its whitish, I
who is interested in boys, even better yet, if pos­ Grove
visited Emmett Schiffer waxy fruits (though the plants'
sible one who has boys of his own.
don’t always have fruits) that
last Friday.
True it is necessary at time to take the troop Mrs. Hodge, Mrs. Staley, Mrs. resemble mistletoe berries. Leaf­
called at the home of lets three, let it be, is good ad­
on hikes, swims, camping trips, etc., but even foui Snyder
vice. The leaves of poison sumac
Mrs. J. Glassner last week.
hours a week, to the regular scoutmaster work, Harry Wilson attended the are divided into from 7 to 13
with an able assistant who could handle the details auction sale at Natal last week. leaflets, arranged in pairs, with
Shorty Lee is hauling lumber a single leaflet at the end.
of hikes, and outdoor work, whenever the scout­ from
Lindsay’s mill this week. Through the winter the plants
master was unable to handle that duty himself, Mrs. H. Smith und family vis- have cream-colored fruits, Poison
grows only on wet land.
would be all the time at present that is needed to ited with their folks over the sumac
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end.
get Vernonia Boy Scouts in action. The man who week
Mrs. C. Older, Mrs. H. Condit
Stop a Leak
is picked as scoutmaster naturally must be an ex­ were Vernonia shoppers last A good To deal
of water can get
Thursday.
ample, clear cut, clean living.
through a very small leak in a
Miss Arvadia Lines is stay- water pipe in a short time, and
Not alone the Legion but all organizations ng at the home of Mrs. S. Cop-
it is well to know how to stop a
should show more interest in the welfare of the in.
leak in emergencies. Put a flat
Lee
Enigan
went
to
Portland
local Scout troop, probably this is one of the reas­
rubber or leather gasket over
the ball game one day last the leak and hammer a sfiff
ons that at the present time the membership is low, io
week.
of metal such as a picture
with very few attending their meetings, for if some Henry Bearer purchased a new piece
hook to fit over the gasket,
touring car.
of the business men, members of different lodges, .•'ord
Secure both to the pipe with a
Mary Treharne spent the af­ vise or clamp. A small leak un­
etc., would occasionally attend their meetings, show ternoon
with Wilma Glassner.
low pressure can sometimes
some interest in their work, and plans, the boy.- Mr. and Mrs. S. O’Donnell, der
be stopped by embedding the
Ur.
and
Mrs.
D.
O
’
Donnell
and
would take more interest in their work realizing amily spent the afternoon on pipe in richly mixed Portland
mortar or concrete. It
that many were watching and interested in theii he banks of the river last Sun- cement
GET a checkbook from
bank, and
is necessary to shut off the wa­
lay.
welfare.
ter from the pipe and build a
you’ll have a safe, sure bookkeeping sys­
Mrs. Jess Mitchel has been boxing around it to hold the
.¡siting with her sister in Port- soft mortar closely against the
tem in your stubs, and unquestionable re­
and.
MRS. EMMA WEED
pipe. Broken sewer pipe can be
Mr. Warfield is working on repaired in the same way. A
ceipts in your cancelled checks. Fifty Dol­
Another beloved pioneer celebrated her 68th he road with his team.
wrapping of wire netting embed­
lars starts an account.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Synel ärc ded in the mortar or concrete
birthday yesterday, surrounded by relations and icing
congratulated on the ar- will increase its strength.
friends, known to her since childhood days, anti rival of a son last week.
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by newer friends added to her circle of acquaint-! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnes,
“Inside” Information
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chas.
Barnes
and
anop» since
sinep Vernonia
Vprnnnia sprang
snranp’ from a town of 200 amily, Mrs. Robison and chii- To make a souffle or baked
ances
to 2000.
Iren, Mr. and Mrs. S. Baker fruit whip that will not collapse,
family had a picnic dinner in put the mixture into a buttered
Residing in this vicinity over half a century, mil
baking dish as soon as the whites
he grove Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Weed, a patriotic American, has for­ Mr. anil Mrs. Cleve Moon are of egg have been folded in, and
it in a very moderate oven
ever been active in civic activities and welfare leaving for a trip to California, bake
are expecting to be away (SOO’F.) for 45 to 50 minutes.
work, forever showing an interest in the commun­ they
It is a mistake to try to save
or two weeks.
ice by wrapping it in papers or
ity which she lived in and its people.
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cloth. You want to save food,
Farm Reminders
which is done by lowering the
The
ideal
lamb
for
the
Ore
­
APPEARANCES HELP
refrigerator temperature through
gon market weighs from 75 to the warm air coming into con­
The point brought out at the last Chamber of SO pounds and dresses out 35 tact with the ice. This naturally
40 pounds, says the experi­ melts the ice, but at the same
Commerce meeting that it would be well to clean to
ment station. It is thick, blocky, time accomplishes the purpose of
and many other insects
up for the Stampede was well taken. Merchants bright in color of flesh, and refrigeration.
STANDARD OIL COM MANY OF CALI FORNIA
covered with white fat
have already improved the appearance of Bridge evenly
French toast is not only a
from the hock to the neck. To good way to use up stale bread,
street considerably, and with the firemen coming produce
such
carcasses
the but a very appetizing addition
to the rescue with the hose just before the big lambs need ample food. Where to
breakfast, lunch, or aupper.
ewe receives good milk pro­ It can be used in place of po-
jamboree, this little city will not be hard on the the
ducing feed, the lamb can usual­
eyes for the many visitors coming here.
ly be weaned carrying the pro­
per finish and weight for market.
management is always
In telling your friends of the Stampede, remind an Good
important factor in reducing
them that Vernonia has the best in golf links and the cost of producing pork, says
Oregon experiment station. This
tennis courts.
means using only well-balanced
FREIGHT çF-
four
Door
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MEATS YOU’LL ENCORE
Consumers of our succulent steaks and
chops always take a second helping.
May We Suggest?
For Morning—
Fresh luscious Pork Link
Sausages
—and for the dinner, a
delicious—
A
Steer Beef Pot Roast
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