Vernonia eagle., July 04, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Vernonia Eagle, Vernofria, Oregon
Friday, July 4, 1930
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Three
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if the
the | . age has a feeding value about relics, etc., are desired. Full in-
Pendleton
Proposals
Walterville—Bids opened for
.500 space around them has become [equal to > that of cam silage. formation and details may be I received July 7th for construc-
some supplementary feed secured by communirating
-' - of - frame
-
. construction of bridge over Eu­
.429 bare. Land to be used for rais- Usually
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residence at East-
.346 ing the pullets should not be rich in protein is desirable, es­ Mrs. George 3. ’ Workman, To-1 cm Oregon State hospital, one gene power canal on McKenzie
the I.in.
Lin- and one-half miles west of here. 1 highway here.
are of th»
.333 j fertilized with poultry manure, pecially for breeding cattle. For I ledo, Oregon, in rare
.313 as this may spread worms or di- growing and fattening cattle and | coin county Chamber of Com­
Toledo—$16,000 bond issue ■ ' Salem—New $500,000,
vow.vvv, state
stare
sheep, and for high-producing merce.
.286 seases to the growing stock.
i approved for purchasing addit-1 office extension building formal-
tie the score was not forthcoming.
cowi,
it
should
be
fed
with
a
.273 1 The type of house best suited
I tonal right-of-way for Newport- , dedicated
Next Sunday the loetl club
Coquille—Plans proposed for Corvallis highway through this * acalcatea-
.250 j for rabbits depends principally liberal ration of concentrates.
plays Rainier at home, the game
Treatment
with
borax
or
hell
­
construction
of
building
at
State
city,
.2501 on the climate, but the essen-
JL
| Marshfield—Construction will
starting as usual at 2:30 p.m.
ebore will destroy many of the highway department shops in I
•200
1
ti*l
features
of
any
rabbit
Coquille—Two blocks on Hen- start in future on Isthmus inlet
Sun-
The
box
score
of
last
stable
fly
and
house
fly
larvae
/
.167, house, wherever located, are
this town.
ry street will be paved.
bridge here.
day’s game follows:
.143 ¡light and fresh air. A moderate- that breed in manure. Use the
PO
E
A
VERNONIA
AB
R
H
W L Pct.
Team
• 133 sized house is preferable to a powdered form af borax at the
6 0 3 1 0 0
6 2 .750 Linn, CF
Toledo
.000I very large one, as rabbits kept rate of 1 pound to each 16 cu­
1
1
3
5 0 0
6 2 .714 Laird SS
Ryderwood
------ in small units are less likely to bic feet of manure, scattering
5 1 1 0 0 0
4 4 .500 Hawkins LF
Astoria
63 .281 contract disease. The United it over the pile and then sprinkl­
224
Entire
Team
5 1 0 1 3 0
429 McGregor P
3 4
Hellebore
Vernonia
States department of agricul- ing it with water.
6 0, 0 0 0 0
2 4 .350 Brooks RF
costs more than borax. If it is <
Rainier
Select the Best Gilt*
request
Leaf
­
ture
will
send
on
0. , 4 .000, Greenman IB 4 2 0 12 0 0
Clatskanie
Every hog raiser should look
15-L, containing drawings used, soak one-half pound of
! Malmsten 3B 3 1 1 1 2 1 over his pig crop each year and let
bills
of material for a rab- the material in 10 gallons of
and
Marshall 2B 3 0 1 4 2 1 I pick out a few gilts to improve
At Astoria 6, Vernonia 5.
bit
house,
two types of hutches, water fob 24 hours and use this
3 0 0 4 3* 0 the breeding herd. Sometimes
i Heniges C
(Only game scheduled.)
a portable nest box, and a col- quantity to treat about eight
bushels of manure. Neither bor­
there is an outstanding animal ony-growing house.
The local baseball club moved j
38 6 6 24 13
ax nor hellebore will injure the
that may be chosen soon after j
into the Astoria Netel Grange ASTORIA
A
PO
Many
brick
masons
say
that
AB R H
' weening, but it is usually bet- all flues leak, but agricultural fertilizing value of manure if
territory Sunday and were de­ Turner RF
0 0
4 1
l ter to wait until the pigs are 5 engineers of the U. S. depart­ applied in these quantities and
feated by that club 6 to 5. This Quilling IB
8 0
4 1
I or 6 months old, as by that time ment of agriculture assert that if not more than 15 tons of the
loss shoved Vernonia down into John Coma 3B 4 0,
1 2
treated manure is applied per
their faults are evident. Gilts
fourth place and moved Astoria I). Deane CF 4 0
a flue can be made tight and acre.
0 0
selected for breeding should be
into third position in the Two j ■ A. Deane „
that it should be subjected to
8 2
C
4 1
1 put in a good pasture by them­
State league. Although the Kame Tol7nb‘e'rg LF 3 0
a smoke test before a heater is Salmon River Cutoff Pioneer
1 0
selves
and
should
have
a
liberal
was very exciting at times the Qs(ronl gg
connected to it. Build a paper,
2 2
4 2
Celebration July 19
ration. Corn should be fed only
locals did not put up their usual Lut[)e 2B
straw, or wood fire at the base
6 2
3 0
in
limited
quantities
—
from
one-
Counties
bordering on this
good brand of ball and failed to j(|(, Qoma P
of the flue and when the smoke
2 6
2 1
fourth to one-third the total makes a dense column, tightly cutoff route are sponsoring fit­
come through in the pinch when (
feed. Shorts or middlings, to block the outlet at the top by ting ceremonies to commemorate
hits would have meant runs.
32 6 10 27 13 6
which is added a little tankage laying a wet blanket over it. the opening of this highway and
Malmsten was the outstanding Vernonia
020 000 030—5 or fish meal, fed either dry or
all indications point to a great
star at hat for the Redshirts, Astoria
020 040, OOx—6 in a thick slop, together with The blanket must be kept wet celebration.
as long as it is in place. Flues
getting a home run in the second, Summary: Two base hit, Quill- '
¿“j tested in this way often reveal
Tillamook, Willamina, Sheri-
inning with Greenman resting on
' Malmsten; Sacri- t'on- Mineral mixture, salt, and
leaks
into
adjoining dan, McMinnville, Dallas, as well
first. Malmsten thus took Haw­ ing; Home run, __ Stolen bases, i water should of rourse be sup- serious
as the towns of Lincoln county
kins’ place as the big hero of flee hits, Luthe; :, Coma, Linn’ Plied- If a R'11 does not develoP flues, directly through the walls, have been taking part in forma-
Quilling,
Ostrom
2,
or
between
the
linings
and
the
although
the
latter
tried
the club
i \
tion of plans.
balls J"
off Mc­ well she should be discarded walls.
awfully hard to regain his po- Hawkins; Base on • Struck
out by from the breeding herd and fat-
Other sections of the state are
Gregor
2,
Coma
2;
sition in the ninth hitting a long
“Farming is not only a bus­
Double tencd f°r market.
■invited to participate and such
high fly to left field which just McGregor 4, Coma 8;
iness but a mode of living,'
living,”
lacked inches of going over the plays, Marshall to Laird to Green­ U. S. Department of Agriculture says a recent U. S. department pioneer equipment as covered
fence. The two runs brought in man ; Coma to Luthe to Quilling, ! Cattle should not be fed with- of agriculture publication, ‘Ru- wagons, stage coaches, Indian
by Malmsten’s homer over the Time of game, 1:40.
in 24 hours before slaughter, ral Buildings for Business and
left field fence were the first |
though they may have accesa to Social Uses,' “and in recogni-
of the game and were the only ■.
.
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tion of this idea modern farm
fresh water.
earned runs brought in by the xSilllUlJ’J
To get the greatest yield and business organizations are erect­
Redshirts against only two earn- |
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quality of clover seed, cure ing rural buildings to relate the
I
ed runs for Astoria. The sal-j
I 111G L lei j (Io best
and store the crop with as lit­ economic and social factors of
mon snatchers tied it up in their j
Whether by pound or car load, you’ll receive the same careful
i
agriculture.
”
This
publication,
tle wetting as possible, says the
half of the second, getting two j The batting averages of the lo-' U. S. department of agriculture. ¡which can be obtained by send­
and considerate service, the Vernonia Trading Company is
off
several; Rotting clover in the field or ing to the department of agricul­
runs on a single and a lot of cal sluggers fell
noted for.
'
dumb baseball on the part of points last Sunday when they | stack, or sweating it in the mow ture for Farmers’ Bulletin 1622-
the Vernonia club.
¡went up against a southpaw who: before hulling, is unnecessary. •F, contains descriptions, plans,
They added four more in the ’ curved them to death. This was Let it become as ripe as pos- ,'and photographs of rural com-
' 1 different|
fifth on a walk, a single, a contrary to what >t should have gib]e without loss from shelling:, ¡'»nunity buildings in
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double and two errors by the lo­ been for every one of the l°-|cut it in good,
bright weather,
j parts of the country.
tect it frOm~ the rain. | For stockmen in the south-
cals.
This ended their scoring cal players hit right handed and Iand
for the day although they were, the port sider should have been ■ Range where growing poultry. west, silage made from grain I
uinnr Linn - I, ~ , , _ -
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. t . .. sorghum8
is
gOod
a constant threat during th« re­ easy meat for them. Vvait Walt
insurance
however, was the
me only
oniy one
one who|
wno ■ ha’ been ke . Pt continuously
....
. is
mainder of the game, getting,
in
summer,
drought
to
get
next
to
his
,
bke
>y
to
be
m
poor
condition
m
against
965 Bridge St. Vernonia
men on in the sixth, seventh and j could seem „ 1 m,t thm» hit, in Ute summer. If the range or These crops make good silage
curves as he got three hits in I yard is bare, the chickens should which will 4ceep for several
eighth.
Repairing Done While
Vernonia scored their final five trips to the plate, Malm­ ' he changed to fresh land, or i years
deterioration. |
without
in
the
sten
also
got
hold
of
one
three runs in the eighth, which
You Wait
the soil should be spaded up or ’When cut at the proper time—
runs were donated them by a second inning and poled out a cultivated.
such as
[when the seeds are in the stiff­
tuluv„lcu, Equipment ____
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homer.
flock of boots by the Astorians.
feed hoppers and drinking ves-1 dough stage—grain-sorghum sil-
The bases were still loaded after1 The individual averages to and
these throe markers had been including last Sunday’s game are
i
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rung up but the necessary hit to as follows:
AB
4
28
26
33
16
14
11
28
8
5
12
7
30
2
Johnson
McGregor
Linn
Hawkins
Ilupigee
Malmsten
Marshall
Brooks
Black
Drorbaugh
Greenman
Gibson
Laird
George
Lose Game
To Astoria
R H Pct. sels should be moved
2
6
2
99
3
4
0
4
0
1
4
0,
4
0
2
12
•
11
5
4
3
7
2
1
2
1
4
0
We can handle your order for
Construction Material
regardless of quantity
Goodyear Shoe
Repair Shop
Vernonia Trading Company
n
'^7
Freight
Delivered To
and Called
For At
YOUF
Door
Trucks Leave Vernonia
9 A. M. Daily
Long Distance Furniture Hauling
Between Vernonia and Portland
W. A. Davis, Local Manager.
Office Phone 1041
Res. 1052
Portland-Vernonia Truck Line
for Freight Orders
A. F. & A. M.
WOMENS RELIEF
CORPS
Vernonia Lodge No. 184
Meets third Thursday of each
A. F. & A. M. meets
at
Masonic
Temple, month at the I.O.O.F. hall.
Stated
Communication
Mrs. May Mellinger, president.
First Thursday of each
month.
Special
called NEHALEM ASSEMBLY NO. 18'
meetings on all other Thurs­
ORDER OF RAINBOW
day nights 7:30 p.m. Visitors I
FOR GIRLS
most cordially welcome.
Regular meeting second and
J. E. Tapp, W. M.
fourth Mondays.
J. B. Wilkerson, Secretary.
Audrey Austin, Recorder
Order of Eastern Star
New Ford engine gives outstanding
accelerations speed and power without
I
sacrificing reliahilitg or economg
It
Do
all your
No. 243, I.O.O.F., meets every
second and fourth Thursdays in
W. O. W. hall, Vernonia. Visitors
Vernonia Temple 61 meets always welcome.
every 2nd and 4th Wednesdays in I Marie O’Donnel, Vice Grand
Edna Linn. Noble Grand
W.O.W. hall.
_ „
Myrtle John, Secretary.
MARJORIE COLE, M. E. C.
Della Cline. Treasurer
DELLA CLINE, M. of R. * C.
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Pythian Sister«
I. OO. F.
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TflE good performance of the Ford car,
so apparent on every highway, is due
largely to the sound mechanical design
of the engine.
school with
your children?
It has outstanding acceleration, speed
and power, yet that is only part of its
value to you. Greater still is the fact
When they’ve trooped off to grap­
ple with fractions and phrases,
can you look forward to an after­
noon—or a whole day—of leisure
—or needful recreation? Or must
you sacrifice precious hours to
the kitchen?
You won’t need to make this
sacrifice if you have a Westing­
house Flavor Zone Range. For
getting lunch for the children—or
dinner for the family—becomes
one of the easiest things you do—
»I» trritiugk»tin
Q»ick-C»»i Unit, arili
fin J»a 3»% I» S0%
fmler
mi 10%
I» 20% ptaitr e|L
risacy, iefeuiiat ••
tie Hui »»i vaeaHly
•f f»»i beiaf e»»M.
Vernonia Post
119, . American
Meets
Legion,
and
second
Rebekah Lodge No. 243
•T J
cares go to
American Legion
Nehalim Chapter 153, O. E. S. i
Regular commu­
nication
first'
and third Wed-1
fourth Tuesdays
nesdays of each
each month, 8 p.
month, at Ma­
m. Connie An­
sonic Temple.
derson,
Com-
All visiting sis- ]
ters and broth­ mander.
P. Hughes, Adjutant
ers welcome.
Mrs. Gwladys Macpherson, W.M.
Mrs. Grace Reberger, Secrotary.
Mountain Heart
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
T he V alue of
S ound D esign
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that it brings you all these features
without sacrificing either reliability or
economy.
That is the reason the Ford car has
requires but a few minutes of
your time. Since this new electric
range operates by automatic con­
trol of heat, you can slip a meal
into the oven any tiirie in the
morning... and do what you wish
with the remainder of the day.
Cooking will be done while you’re
away from home.
When you come back to the
kitchen at serving time, you’ll find
everything done to a savorincss
and melting tenderness rivaled
only by the famous Dutch Oven
cooking of old Colonial days.
THE
AUTOMATIC
FLAVOR
ZONE
cylinders during compression. The spark
given such satisfactory service to mil­
thus flashes quickly through the whole
lions of motorists all over the world
■fuel charge, resulting in quieter and
and has been chosen by so many large
more effective engine performance.
companies that keep accurate cost fig-
Other factors are the direct gravity
ures. In every detail of construction it
gasoline feed, the specially designed
has been carefully planned and made
carburetor, the new hot-spot manifold,
for the work it has to do.
aluminum pistons, chrome silicon alloy
The design of the compression cham­
valves of larger diameter, statically and
ber is an important factor in the effi­
dynamically balanced crankshaft and
ciency of the Ford engine. It is built to
flywheel, the simplicity of t he electrical,
allow free passage of gases through the
cooling, lubrication, anil fuel systems
valves and to thoroughly mix the fuel
and accuracy in manufacturing.
NOTE
THESE
PRICES
Roadster
••••••
Phaeton........................... •
Tudor Sedan • • • • •
Coupe........................... •
YVëstingbouse electric range
WITH
by producing turbulence within the
Sport Coupe • • • • •
De Luxe Coupe • • • •
Three-window Fordor Sedan
De Luxe Phaeton • • • •
Convertible Cabriolet • •
De Luxe Sedan • • • •
Town Sedan . • • • •
OVEN
Oregon Gas and
Electric Co.
HARDING LODGE 11«
Meets every Monday
I.O.O.F.—Vernonia Lodge No.
night in the W.O.W. 246 meets every Tuesday night
hall. Visiting broth- at 8 o'clock, in I.O.O.F. halL Vis­
era welcome.
itors always welcome.
Noel Hammack, N.G.
James Nanson, C.C.
John Glassner. Secretary.
^*SjSST U. A. Scott, K.R.S.
G. W. Ford, Sup’t.
T h *. N k * E obd T own S edan
Aalr the ntentt Ford dealer far a deatanalratie»
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525
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