Vernonia eagle., July 17, 1931, Page 5, Image 5

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VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1931.
(
Mrs. E. D. Johnston and daugh­ rayon during this period de­ Wray Lawrence reports that the
If the Virgin Islands had water
i to forego such insurance is false .
I! economy.
ters Andra, Wilma and Thelma, clined from *4.71 to *1.24 a recent heavy rains have caused enough for irrigation many of
! The best time to vaccinate, I
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McAlister and pound and the price of silk considerable germination of wild the soils would be highly produc­
sons Melvin and Jack, all of St. from *9.0,5 to *4.83 a pound. morning glory seeds on plots tive, a soil survey shows.
according to Dickinson, is when
Helens, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford With the drop in prices the vol­ treeted with chemical weed killers
I birds are from three and a half
The W. J. Lindsley family Fowler and sons Harold and Del­ ume of consumption increased last fall, and advises that these
I to four months of age. Ordinari­
ly this would mean that the peak drove to Hillsboro Sunday to at­ bert, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence persistently as shown above, while > plots be cultivated before the
Jonas Larson left Saturday of vaccinating activity in the tend a family reunion. They Fowler and Kenneth of Vernonia. the use of both wool and cotton roots get established again.
A delicious luncheon was serv­ declined.
for Cathlamet, Washington, where'state would come during July, have one there every year.
ELK HERDS INCREASE
The S. P. and S. bridge crew ed and in the center of the table
But the tide of this textile
he resumed work at the Crown- but many flocks are later than
is
in
Keasey
this
week
doing
a
was
a
birthday
cake,
beautifully
battle
appears
checked
temporar
­
Willamette camp Monday.
usual this year.
Big game hunters shot 4,352
lot of work in and near Keasey. trimmed.
i ily at least. Last year for the
Miss Olga Sutherland returned
Poultrymen who have attended
elk in the national forests last
Mrs. Mendenhall and Mrs. De­
Mr.
Fowler
received
many
use
­
first time the use of rayon de­ year, yet under game management
to her home in Portland Saturday the poultry vaccination schools at vaney made a trip up near the
clined. European manufacturers by the U. S. Forest Service and
after spending four weeks of her the college during 1929 and 1930, O. A. camp Friday returning ful gifts.
vacation here with her aunt, Mrs. who passed the examination and with five gallons of berries each. WHEAT HOLDINGS REDUCED have perfected a process where­ protection by State laws the
by they are producing wool fab­
Jonas Larson, and family.
have permits from the State Live-
C. O. Evers and O. H. De­ According to a recent statement rics of so light weight that they herds in these forests increased
from 82,672 to 88,214 head.
Friends were grieved to hear stock Sanitary board are permit- vaney returned from Westport the federal farm board now ex­
are taking the place of rayon and
of the loss of the baby born to ted to obtain virus from the col- Sunday.
pects to dispose of 35,000,000 silk for articles of evening dress.
CORN
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fletcher in lege and vaccinate their own
Mr. Gilan has a man from bushels of stabilization wheat set
Dickinson, Others Vernonia sawing wood on his for sale abroad not later than
Portland -last Sunday.
flocks, says Dickinson.
Ladino clover is evidently grow­ A total of over 5000 cars of
Mrs. Wilfred DeClusion and may use the services of any prac- place, taking wood for clearing July. Total sales to date amount ing in popularity. Six years ago corn are now shipped into the
her mother of Portland are in ticing veterinarian.
the ground.
it was practically unknown here northwest annually. These cars
to about 20,000,000 bushels.
More than 100,00 birds were
camp this week picking wild
Whether additional offerings but the Oregon acreage is now hold approximately 40 tons each
blackberries. Mr. DeClusion was vaccinated for chicken pox with Miss Hilts Entertains
will be made grain corporation over 6000.
or a total of 200,000 tons valued
a visitor here last Sunday return­ the new virus obtained from the
holdings is reported under consid­
at about *8,000,000. The larg­
For
Mrs.
Neil
EGG
CLEANLINESS
PAYS
college
last
year,
with
excellent
ing in the evening to his work
eration by the board.
est portion of this supply is from suspended in summer
at Cathlamet, Washington, where results, records show.
the com belt of the midwest.
Miss Charlotte Hilts entertain­
A
standard
egg
with
a
dirty
he is employed by the Crown-
In cases where chicken pox has ed Thursday afternoon, July 9 RAISES TARIFF ON WHEAT
Portland received 1374 cars last
Willamette company.
never occurred on a poultry farm, in her Portland home for Mrs.
British India responds to the shell is not equal in quality af­ year.
ter
it
has
been
cleaned
to
the
Mrs. C. E. Westlin is in re­ vaccination is not advised, as it Alta Neil. When refreshments call for tariff protection in the standard egg that has never been
In addition to the supply re­
Make Meat
ceipt of a letter from her hus­ would get the virus on the place were served each guest found an Orient and exacts a duty of 73 dirty. In the process of clean-1 ceived from the mid western states,
and
make
vaccination
imperative
cents
per
112
pounds
on
imported
band who went to work as a ma­
announcement of Mrs. Neil’s en­
the CENTER of the
ing the shell is damaged and by j Argentina averages about 500
chinist for the Crown-Willamette in future years.
gagement to Victor Bergerson of wheat and flour. This new duty it evaporation or shrinkage is cars a year to the northwestern
company at Cathlamet Monday.
"Balanced Meal
Vernonia. The guests were much is expected to stop wheat im­ henceforth very rapid as is also markets.
He is pleased with conditions
surprised as they had not heard ports into India, which amounted deterioration. This condition af­ The increase of corn acreage
there and it is probable that the
of a previous announcement made to 190,300 tons during 11 months fects, of course, the market value. in Oregon since 1920 has been
of last year.
family will remove to that place
last week.
from 70,000 to 100,000 acres—
Mr«. Lee Hall
in the near future.
1 Those present were Misses Ruth
The
Dalles
—
County
Agent
W.
and still more room for corn.
EQUALIZATION
Taylor, Florence Santee, Marie
L. M. White, who is confined
Eastern Oregon range sheep
Tempting Varieties at
in a Portland hospital, having
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mahoney Kirkpatrick, Lila Meyers, Virginia raisers formerly placed their twin
recently undergone an operation, and son Pat of Portland were I Northrup, Mrs. Edwin Condit, lamb ewes all in one band. They
Prices within the reach of
is reported as getting along nice­ the guests of Mrs. Mahoney’s Mrs. Lulah E. Fullerton, Mrs. M. have now found it better to dis­
A.
Handley,
Mrs.
Alta
Neil
and
every pocket book.
ly.
, ¡grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Spencer,
tribute these ewes among several
l the hostess.
i Sunday.
bands
of
single
lamb
mothers
as
FOWL POX VIRUS IS
Mrs. Neil is a graduate of
Mrs. Ella Cline and sons Gor-
the twins are good “rustlers”
CHEAP PROTECTION jon and pona|j and Lillian Hall the Oregon Normal school. She and often supplement their own
t t t
has
taught
in
the
Vernonia
school
I visited the former’s parents, Mr.
parent's milk from other sources
Flock Owner« Warned of Danger and Mrg Burnham> at Clatskanie for the past six years. Mr. Ber­ if given the chance.
gerson is a prominent farmer in
To Chicken« in Neglect
Friday of last week.
Phone us your Market
TEXTILE BATTLE RAGES
C. Bruce returned home after the Kist district.
of Innoculation
In 1919 the United States used
a ten days fishing trip on the Mc-
and Grocery Needs—
D. R. Fowler Celebrates only 9,322,500 pounds of rayon
____ has
__ ever
___ been
___ a Kenzie river.
“ _
If there
in her manufactories. In 1929,
case of chicken pox on your place,' Harvard Malmsten, who is at- 77th Birthday
Van-
ten years later, she used 132,899,-
C.
M. "*
T. C. at ”
you can’t afford not to vaccinate tending
' "
" *'
RIVERVIEW—(Special.)— D. 000 pounds of this same fabric.
couver, was home over the week
this year.”
R. Fowler celebrated his 77 th During this same period the use
This is the advice of E. M. end.
Miss Lillian Hall, who has been birthday Sunday at his home here. of raw silk increased in this
Dickinson, assistant poultry patho­
t t t
logist at Oregon State college, is spending the past two months Mr. Fowler came to Oregon in [country until in 1929 it reached
giving Oregon poultrymen, many with her grandmother, Mrs. Lee 1883 from Kansas and settled i 98,040,533 pounds. The price of
of whom have been wondering Hall, returned home to Rainier near Trenholm, where he spent
We have boxes large enough to accommodate
the best part of his life fighting
whether, with the present low Monday of this week.
valuable
papers, records, keepsakes—whatever
re-
stumps
and
brush
and
raised
a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bill
Heath
make
price of eggs, they should
Prompt Deliveries
you may wish to preserve secure from burglary
turned home from Spokane the big family. After his children
this additional outlay.
all became grown and decided to
With poultry priced as they latter part of last week.
or fire. The charge is nominal.
Mrs. Merle Cline left Sunday leave the ranch Mr. Fowler and
are, maximum production from
Service Station
every bird is absolutely esential to join her husband who is taking wife were unable to take care of
if producers are to stay in busi­ care of a fire station out from it, so moved to Riverview six
years ago, where they have re­
ness, Dickinson says. Chicken Scappoose.
U. S. Royal Cord Tires
_ ___
__ ____
___ cause I Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hyde and sided since. They raised eight,
and
pox
in the
flock would
Shell Products
a disastrous slump in production, family of Arizona are visiting children.
Those present at the Party'
Vaccination with the new live, the former’s parents, Mr. and
were Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hyde
virus developed at the Oregon Ex- Mrs. D. R. Fowler.
Dependable Mechanics
périment station two years ago is i Mrs. D. R. Fowler made a and children, Alice, Orville, Ruth, I
Shop Work Guaranteed
practically absolute guarantee of business trip to St. Helens Tues- Melva, Roy, Rondjr, Lucile and
Kenneth, all of Arizona, Mr. and
immunity from the disease, and day.
i
Camp
McGregor
KEASEY
j
is not a rule to be
Riverview’
Protect Your
Valuables—
by renting a
721
Safe Deposit Box
Square Deal
B ank of V ernonia
Nehalem Market
Grocery, Inc.
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