Thursday, November 28, 1929
Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
Page Five
mick motored to Vernonia Tues- Price and his family lived at ping a handkerchief or small
Clean, healthy, carefully fed be killed __
and ________
burned. ____
The __ re-
McDonalds And Craw­
day.
Pittsburg all Summer moving to garment and hilding to the light,
cows, small-top milking pails, mainder of fowls over one yea»
ford Tree Large Bear sterilized
their home at McNulty a short or hold a little of the water in
dairy utensils, and ‘ old should
‘ '' ‘ be ___
—
marketed.
The
Bill Meadows called at the time ago.
the hollow of the hand. Heavy
prompt cooling and cold storage chicken house should be clean­
home of William Pringle Jr. Fri-
fabrics require more bluing than
Lode and Hugh McDonald and
do much toward preventing ad and disinfected and also mov-
day.
Noble Dunlap motored to I light ones. Stir all bluing occas­ W. E. Crawford treed and killed will
sour and badly flavored milk ed to clean ground if practicable.
Portland
Saturday
returning' ionally while in use. Blue only a 150 pound bear with their and other dairy products.
, Lota and runways should ae
Mr. and Mrs.
Bob
Linsey home Sunday evening, bringing a few pieces together and do_
dogs Sunday, on the upper Kist
The beef bull should be well plowed up and seeded to a g.ain
Judd Greenman was in Taco­ Josephs hospital at Vancouver, bought u cow from Mrs. Nek Mrs. Dunlap with him. Mrs. Dun­ i not let them souk in the bluing' creek.
fed at all seasons, but especially crop.
Peterson last week.
lap has been in Portland for water.
ma, Wash.. Tuesday on business. Wash.
The McDonald brothers and just previous to the breeding
three weeks and is recovering
Very good ice cream can be Crawford have killed several season. A good ration for an
Mrs. George Taylor and son from a minor operation.
Jack Bush spent Monday in
Portland—Plans underway for
Mias Rae Davis visited her
rm.de without stirring if a fair­ bears this year.
1,800-pound bull is 20 pounds erection of annex to
w Emanuel
home in Portland last week end. Portland at the motion picture Rae were Vernonia shoppers
The
fur
of
the
bear
killed
ly
rich
mixture
is
used
and
the
Saturday.
Of silage, 20 pounds of legume. hospital at 600 Commercial St.
exchanges.
“Inside” Information
Sunday
was
in
good
condition.
ingredients
are
carefully
combin
­
hay, and 6 pounds of grain. If
_ u
Miss Annie Banzer of Misti
non-legume hay is fed, the grain I Burns—36-passenger bus start­
To rid a house of cockroaches ed. These desserts may be pack­
Jake Neurer is working at the
Mrs. W. B. Lappe returned
shopped here last Friday.
ed
in
ice
and
salt
or
frozen
in
U. S. Department of Agriculture ration should include about 2 e“ operations between thia city
last Wednesday from a two Vernonia meat market and gro­ dust commercial sodium fluorid
thoroughly over shelves, tables, a mechanical refrigerator. Heavy
M. E. Carkin spent the week weeks’ visit in Sacramento, Cal., cery this week.
Although cottonseed meal is | pounds of cottonseed or peanut and Edward Hines plants,
cream
is
the
base,
but
as
it
is
floors, and runways or hiding­
of silagel
Burns—Construction underway
often used as a direct fertilizer! meal. Large
_ quantities
.
_
end at his home in Camas.
where her daughter, Miss Frances
Miss Beatrice Perry and her places of the roaches.
expensive and too rich to be in sections where it is cheap, I should not be fed to a bull in on
Lappe is attending junior col- grandmother Mrs. Oliver Burris
-.1
seven five-room apartment
Shoes of correct shape are palatable, it should be diluted it is probably more profitable to j heavy service,
J. W. Barney spent Monday lege.
journeyed to Vernonia Saturday. broad and round at the toe and by the addition of evaporated feed it
fowl may buddings._____
in this city.
the1 One
Une tuberculous
t-'
to stock and apply the
milk and thin cream, or by rich ______
__ * _ little
___ caU8e the
' 1 disease to spread
George A. Nehon, county
manure _______
to the ____
land. Very
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Linsey and straight along the inner edge,
Fred Schiffer of Timber spent agent attended the Thanksgiving son Clarence called at Mrs. Nels Soles are at least moderately milk thickened with gelatin, eggs of the fertilizing value is lost through the whole flock if con-j ^SH^,For 5 . years Dr. Luzader,
Saturday evening in Vernonia. services
thick, heels nearly as broad as or flour. The U. S. department through feeding.
trol * measures are not applied. I
eyesight
at
the
Evangelical Peterson’s Sunday.
itro
eyesight i specialist, has
has
the heel-seat of the shoe, and
agriculture has a new leaflet
A good disinfectant used oc-! ^vl“n tuberculosis, which is par- been making monthly visits to
church Sunday and also spoke
Mrs. Peggy Ericson visited at the dinner following the ser­
The county trucks are hauling , not high. The heel of an army K ', nM recipes and directions.
casionally in the poultry house *Jcu,ar*y prevalent in the North Vernonia. His next visit will ba
'relatives in Portland Sunday.
gravel in the Nehalem highway nurse’s shoe is 114 inches high. I An apple chutney is always not only destroys the germs of - . Central states, ran be detected December 2 and 3, office at Kul-
vices.
between Oak ranch creek and
enjoyed
and
is
easy
to
make.
It
tu- milder’s. Have your eyes
After twenty two years of
- the
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contagious diseases, but ill't' by a ~ post-mortem or by
State traffic officer Watkin,
C. A. Messing of Portland Mist in order to repair the road, enforcement
the Federal has 14 ingredients: 3 lemons, 3 many external parasites and berculin test g ven by a veter.- examinee' -
spent Saturday forenoon in Ver­ owner of the Stewart block, de­
Qne narian. All diseased birds should
quarts chopped apples, 1 quart
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer I “pure food law” the Food, Drug brown sugar, 1 quart cider vine­ some parasitis worm eggs,
nonia.
stroyed by fire spent Saturday
Monday callers at Henry and Insecticide Administration, gar, 1 quart dates, stoned and of the best disinfectants for this'
here conferring with Judge P. were
purpose is cresol, one half pint
Mack Lillard of Portland Hill and his brother Emil Mes­ Gray and'T Osburn a"t Verno- U- S- department of agriculture
, says that, in general, the con- chopped, 1 pint tarragon vinegar, in 8 quarts of soft water. A b I
spent Saturday evening in Ver­ sing. Mr. Messing is a teacher nja
_____ __
I
'
j ditions
in ___
the ___________
canned food _____
indus- 2 pounds sultana raisins, 1 table- ' per cent solution of carbolic |
nonia attending the smoker.
at the Benson Tech.
Jim Green is driving his team try warrant high confidence on iP°°n ground ginger, 1 teaspoon acid aho is good,
paprika, 1 teaspoon salt, 2 chili j When cows are off pasture
E. A. Green and family are
on the water wagon furnishing the part of the consumer,
moving in their new home this
Children may wear cotton fab­ peppers 1 onion chopped, garlic
water for the steam shovel work­
- ----- and are being given dry feed,
week on the O.-A. hill.
rics the year round provided the to taste, and 2 small < cloves, jt js we]i to consider the prob
ing at Pittsburg.
NATAL
Chop
the
apples
with
the
lemon,
¡¡ni7 connected
connected with
with summe
I
underwear is adjusted to the
.,
¡¿„.a
Miss Pearl Krauss visited her
The recent cold spell did con­ season. Heavy cottons such as as tne acid will help to keep _____
feeding.
It is _________
advisable J to s
__
___
home in Sherwood, Ore., over
o„„;„ now the system to
Fritz Eiler called at the Ed­ siderable damage in this com­ jean, madras, and pisue are suit­ the apples from turning dark, p;
planning
the week end.
munity. Many automobile radia­ able for cold weather, in some Remove the seeds from the chili low“next t s.
.....
ward McMullin place Monday.
summer.
If plenty
tors froze, .water pipes freez­ climates washable wool materials peppers. Mix all the ingredients.' ____
g00(j . pasture
is j not availu
__
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Banzer of
Harry McMullin was a Mist ' ing and fruit and vegetables.
may be preferred, but they re- Bo.l gently, until the apples are plans should be made to impr-
Mist, transacted business in Ver­ shopper Thursday.
nonia Monday afternoon.
Natal grange held their reg­ quire special care in luunder- soft, and stir the mixture oc-, it and also to provide other suc­
Mrs. L. Carmichael motored ular business meeting last Sat­ ing. Wool clothing should be de rationally with a fork. Bottle' culent feed to take its place or
G. W. Ford spent Monday in to Vernonia Wednesday.
to supplement it.
urday evening. The pie social l signed to avoid unnecessary while hot, and seal.
St. Helens attending a meeting
thickness of material at any
Millions of dollars lost annual­
WU3 p postponed
ioipuiicu to
tu u* a istci
uaiv
was
later
date
of the county budget committee.
Dave McMullin drove to Mist on account of the death of bro-, P01at-.
ly because of sour and off-flav-
Monday to do some trading.
.
„
, ored milk might be saved through
Make bluing water just before ; „
ther N. D. Peterson.
Mrs. K. A. McNeill is visiting
again bring to you
Grants Pass-Plans completed good management> sanitation. and
it is to be used. If allowed to
r.Yatives in Prosser, Wash., for
Lee Osburn was a Wednesday
R. C. Price is operating the \tand it is likely to streak the ^or erection of bridge across refrigeration, the U. S. depart­
caller at the Jake Neurer place.
several days.
meet
agriculture believes.
steam shovel at Pittsburg. Mr. clothes. Test the shade by dip-1 Rogue river.
ir
William Pringle Jr. drove to
Misses Melba and Mary Lara-
more visited relatives in Port- Mist Thursday.
arry auder
land over the week end.
Lee Osburn made a trip on
who will sing
William Aspland formerly of business to Vernonia Tuesday.
this city, now located at St. Hel­
Ain Wallace was in Vernonia
SUNDAY, DEC.
ens spent Saturday afternoon in
on business Tuesday.
this city.
over die H B. C entire blue
Pete Banzer made a business
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wolff,
trip
to
Vernonia
Friday.
net-work and rupplemeotary
Mrs. D. Marshall and Dorothy
June Wolff were shopping in
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rumbaugh
stations including the Pacific
Portland Suturday.
drove to Vernonia Friday.
Coast net-work at eight o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. MeNeill
Jake Neuter drove to Vernon­
Eastern Standard Time
returned home Friday after sev­ ia on business Saturday.
eral days visit in Portland, on
Edward McMullin purchased a
business.
jersey cow recently.
Miss M. Keehn, who recently
»HOES FC'» WOMIH
Teddie Erickson was a Sun­
underwent an operation in a
Portland hospital returned home day guest of Harry McMullin.
Sunday.
Bob Linsey and his niother-
Mrs.
Paul
McDuffie
and in-law motored to Portland Mon­
daughter Joan left Tuesday for day, returning tile same day.
Camp McGregor where they will
Rea Taylor is sawing wood
make their hojne.
with the drag saw for Frank
Wallie Reed, who lost his Peterson.
equipment and barber shop in
Billie Carmichael was a caller
the fire last Friday morning, is
now working at the Columbia at the ‘Jake Neurer ranch last
week.
barber shop.
Miss Bertha Holding called on
A. L. Kullander’s father, E.
Kullander and his cousin, John Annie and Marion McMullin
Kullander, both of Independence, Thursday evening.
Ore., visited at the A. L. Kul-
Oliver Burris called
lander home over the week end. (Dave McMullin on business Mon­
Miss Anita Schiffer of Timber, day.
attended the smoker at the Le-
Mrs. Nels Peterson and her
gion hall Saturday evening in daughter Mrs. Bob Linsey spent
promenade
the company of Alex Rae, who Thursday at Clatskanie.
formerly fought here as Kid
Scott.
The Presbyterian minister vis­
ited several families in this vi­
William Van Doren and James cinity last week.
Nanson motored to Portland Sat­
urday to attend the Knights of
Mrs. Bob Linsey and her mo­
Pythias meeting of Chancellor ther Mrs. N. D. Peterson drove
Commanders, vice chancellors and to Vernonia Wednesday.
lodge deputies.
Richard Peterson called at the
George W. Nelson, roadmaster home of his aunt Mrs. Nels Pe­
of the United Railways, who for­ terson Thursday.
merly had his headquarters in
Mr. and Mrs. James McCor-
this city is reported ill at St.
LOCALS
Good Goodo
ENNA JETTICK MELODIES
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W alch for these
New Hats
We expect them for
Friday and Saturday
JEWELRY ANI»
^SILVERWARE
Special Purchase
Chic Hats, for ladies and Misses, Becom­
ing Matron and youthful styles. Velvets,
Satins and Felts. Regular Values $1.98 to
$5.00. Special purchase sale prices.
Lindsay
Lumber Co
Treharne
Phone 7F5I