Community notes on visits and hops harvest at Dayton mountain
Merle McDougall visited with grandparents at Dayton while Alfred Hutchens makes regular mountain trips. Families Wohlschlegel Mittern Etz wilder and McCormicks travel to beaches and hop pick for Sam Ornduffs. Hop picking began Tuesday at Metzlers. many neighbors bring camping outfits for work and outing. Among Dayton visitors are I. G. McCormick family and Roy McDougall family. The kewpie doll stands drew little attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle McDougall
Dayton
Alfred Hutchens
Earnest Wohlsch Legal
Vincent
Fred Mittern
Earl’ Etzwiler
McCormick
Sam Ornduffs
Metzlers
I. G. McCormick
Bueford Deford
Roy McDougall
Mr. Honey
Prune Industry Moves and Community Notices
Abe Jenkins lays a new foundation at his home while Ed Asmus builds a prune diner to dry prunes next week. Mr Whitlock to preach at Rex Friends church. Miss Esther Wiley’s fourteenth birthday celebrated with a sixteen place dinner. Mrs Eves learns of her sister’s death in Mellville Pennsylvania. Mrs L Whitaker visits Portland with her parents Werelein. Mr Johnson and family move into Yokel housing. Johnson daughter of Elmer Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Jenkins
Mr. Whitlock
Rex Friends Church
N. L. Wiley
Newberg
Miss Fogle
Gamon
Portland
Florence Eves
Ribbon Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Goldie Evans of Newberg visits sister Mrs. George Carter. Clara Wenger hops at Gaston. Earl Carter of Willamette visits parents Mr. and Mrs. William Carter. Mrs. John Carter and Clinton Randall visit with Gains Evans at Hillsboro. Rudolf Wenger Sr. crippled by a knee boil lanced by Dr. Barcroft. W R Carter and Arthur Lyons buy thoroughbred hogs at Fred Dundee ranch Patton valley. Peter Lund and son Edwin of Portland and Mrs C Thayer of Lakeview visit Hertig home. Roy Van derpool wedding to Mary Lynn noted in Portland. William Carter and family tour Patton valley and Pike with Pleasant Smith, via new highway through Yamhill to Wapato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Carter
Willamette
William Carter
John Carter
Clinton Randall
Gains Evans
Hillsboro
Rudolf Wenger
Barcroft
W. R. Carter
Arthur Lyons
Fred Dundee Ranch
Patton Valley
Peter Lund
Edwin
Portland
C. Thayer
Lakeview
Hertig
A. F. Hertig
Roy Vanderpool
Mary Lynn
Estacada
Oregon
Robert Cook
Pike
Mrs. Pleasant Smith
Yamhill
Wapato
Local Social Notes and Sunday Travels from the Area
Mr and Mrs D P Shaw entertain relatives while M W Patton threshes near Wapato Lake. Harold Follette guests with the Strong family. Mrs Dolphs sister Mrs Ross of Portland visits Sunday. Mrs Mabel Washbond and family entertain friends from Bearhart. Mr Tozier of Portland works on H L Amoth’s new residence. Kenneth Fendall visited Portland Sunday and contemplates a short trip next Sunday. Joseph Sullivan leaves Monday for Columbia University to begin his sophomore year. West Chehalem residents attend Dayton highway celebration. Rev Brock preaches continuation on The Deity of Jesus. Mr and Mrs Ben Yergen and daughter Lela visit Henry Hopkin and wife of Newberg Sunday afternoon. The Ladies Aid society held an all
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Shaw
M. W. Patton
Wapato Lake
Harold Follette
Strong
Mabel Washbond
Bearhart
Tozier
Portland
H. L. Amoth
Kenneth Fendall
Joseph Sullivan
Columbia University
Dayton
Rev
Brock
Jesus
Apple festival plans discussed at no 10 schoolhouse
A Wednesday day meeting outlined plans for the apple festival to be held at the No. 10 schoolhouse on Saturday September 10. The U P S C E held a Sunday evening session on Thy Will Be Done With My Mind. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Geo Bush and daughter Ethel of Yamhill Mr and Mrs H L Amoth and daughter of West Chehalem and Mr Tozier of Portland at E G Fendall's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 10
Geo. Bush
Ethel
Yamhill
H. L. Amoth
West Chehalem
Tozier
Portland
E. G. Fendall
Chehalem Center Prune Picking And Local Trips
Prune picking begins next week as several residents remain in hop fields. Carlos Johnson toured Portland last Thursday while Howard Walton and two sons visited the coast. Maurice Walton returned from Hood River for a wedding with Miss Edith Walton. Rev Paul Lewis teaches in a Portland bible school three days weekly. The W C T U met at Rosa J Elliott's with ten ladies and planned quarterly socials. Warren Moor married Edith Walton last Thursday September 1 at the church with Rev Paul Lewis officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Johnson
Portland
Howard Walton and Sons
Maurice and
Robert
Paul Lewis
Maurice Walton
Hood River
Myrtle Walton
Rosa J. Elliott
Mesdames
A. A. Post
Elizabeth Meyer
Minnie Bixler
Gertrude Hodson
Mary P. Johnson
Lucy J. Johnson
Sarah Shires
Etta Shires
Bessie Staley
Miss Hodson
Emma Fort
Robert Walton
Bonnyview
Sunnycrest residents shift homes and crops notes
The report traces moves around Sunnycrest including W. W. Alspaugh's tenting move to hop yard, Rufus Tucker’s relocation to Newberg Sane, A. W. Hubbell buying the Rufus Tucker place, Chas K Hubbard selling to A. W. Hubbell, and Delmer Hall leasing McCredie place. It also mentions hop picking, prune ripening, a Dayton outing, and a community fundraiser for a south valley road crossing with about 135 dollars raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Alspaugh
Hop Yard
Rufus Tuck
Newberg Sane
A. W. Hubbell
Rufus Tucker
Chas. K. Hubbard
Red Hills
Delmer
Bachelors
McCredie Place
Parks
C. &. Graves
Harley Hall
Linus Christensen
Chehalem Center
Sunnycrest
Dayton
A. O. Peterson
L. H. Gable
Co. W. Graves
al. Namitz
Mr. Stubblefield
Cross
South Valley Road
F. L. Strait
F. L. Hill
Paul J. Meyers
Fred Herring
Chas. Crater
Mrs. Ed. Schultz
J. W. Kelly
A. E. Cousens
Homer Fisher
Fernwood Social News Notes From A Busy Weekend
Mr and Mrs A 8 Livengood motored to Portland Friday. Mrs Archie Flemming spent Saturday and Sunday in Portland Blythe Patterson of Newberg visited Florence Bryant. Virgil Bush of Chehalem mountain visiting sister Jay Roberts. Prune and hop picking underway making everyone busy. Harold Jones returned to Willamina to work with brother Wallace. Mr and Mrs W Boyes and Mildred spent Sunday at the Lapp home in Portland. Wm Cochran visiting sister H C Rows then returned to McMinnville. Mr and Mrs Mervin Monteith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livengood
Portland
Archie Flemming
Blythe Patterson
Newberg
Florence Bryant
Virgil Bush
Chehalem Mountain
Jay Roberts
Harold Jones
Willamina
Wallace
W. Boyes
Local Social Notes From Corvallis District
Corvallis residents spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Joe Powell parents of Mrs Monteith Beatrice B Buckley returned to Portland after visiting the Boyes family A number of district families attended the Dayton good roads celebration Fernwood youths attended the hard time social at the Newberg Christian church Portland visitors at the Gettmann home Mr and Mrs J M Harris and son Bobbie Mrs Muller and Lucile left for Boise Idaho after ten weeks in Corvallis West on Purcell family from Weston visiting the Livengoods Miss Bery Deford Grace Riley Laurel and Misses Ethel Arlouine Johnson hosted at the Livengoods dinner Stanley Bryant from Portland left for Mt Adams with his parents to visit ice caves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Joe Powell
Monteith
Beatrice B. Buckley
Boyes
Portland
Dayton
Fernwood
C. E. Society
Newberg Christian Church
J. M. Harris
Bobbie
Marie
Lillian Worth
Gettmann
Muller
Lucile
H. E. Powell
Boise
Idaho
Powell
W. T. Purcell
Weston
Oregon
H. H. Livengood
Purcell
Livengood
Bery Deford
Laurel
Grace Riley
Lafayette
Ethel and
Arlouine Johnson
Newberg
A. S. Livengood
Stanley Bryant
U. S
Springbrook updates highlight packing, farming and local events
Daniel Ramsey and Ina Allen visit Portland as Springbrook Packing Co. continues pear and blackberry work. Hop picking begins on the mountain while prunes are sold green to cannery markets. New intermediate society formed under Paul Brown. Mountain road openings entice visitors from several states. Readers bid farewell as longtime Dundee item writer retires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ramsey
Portland
Ina Allen
Springbrook Packing Company
Pencot
Fred Kincaid
Tillamook
Emerson
Springbrook C. E. Society
Paul Brown
Metzler
Middleton
D. B. Putman
B. Keech
Young Peoples
Marjorie Brown
Faris White
Carl Miller
Miller
Greenleaf
Idaho
Dayton
John Davis
Sherwood
California
Wyoming
Washington
British Columbia
Corvallis Visitors and Local Visits Highlight Week
Dundee reports Mr and Mrs W J Bennett visiting Corvallis. Miss Jasper stayed with J E DeVore. Isabella Allan and Pauline Powell visited McMinnville. Gertrude Imas plans Idaho school. Walter Jacobson and Harold Fogg families visited. Elkins family returned to McMinnville. Nellie Craw visits Langellier before teaching. Vedder Parrett and families returned from the coast. Eather May Devore has recovered from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Imas
Idaho
Walter Jacobson
Vedders
Harold Fogg
Harold
Fogg
Elkins
Otto
McMinnville
Nellie Craw
Newberg
All Sizes From 50 Lbs and Up Offered
Ad addressed to J Jensen on Villa Road Newberg Oregon lists items in a catalog style. The fragment notes 49ti and mentions weight based sizing for items likely available in various sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Jensen
Villa Road
Newberg, Oregon
Location for Brood Coops and Rotating Runs
USDA experts advise placing brood coops on green tender grass and moving them as grass is eaten. Coops and runs should shift to fresh grass to keep poultry in good condition and prevent overgrazing.
Increasing yield of cows through better breeding and care
The piece argues that dairy output can rise by improving breeding, feed, and care. It claims only these factors will boost production and force foreign butter imports to seek markets elsewhere.
Number of Eggs to Set
Guidance for poultry incubation states fifteen eggs suit most hens but during extreme cold or with small hens better results come when limiting to eleven or eighteen eggs per hen.
The Barn Dairy Barn Fixtures Loss Noted
A fragment mentions a dairy barn with valuable fixtures and a loss or issue described as net absolute necessary polde, implying a significant damage or need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polde
Salt Feeding for Cows Says USDA Experts
Specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture advise supplying salt in small amounts on feed and allowing cows to lick rock salt from boxes in the yard. They note dairy cows need about an ounce daily but should not be forced to take more than they want.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
First-Class Butter Requires Superior Cream Quality
The article argues that better butter cannot come from poor material and that cream producers must deliver higher quality products. It notes that first-class butter has never been produced from subpar raw material and that inferior cream burdens the industry.
Roughage Alone Not Enough for Milk Yield
The notice explains cows cannot produce high milk flow on roughage alone. It advises adding a balanced grain mixture and feeding according to the milk output to optimize production.
Hot Water Dipped Knife Aids Egg Slicing
A kitchen tip explains that dipping a knife in very hot water and not drying it before slicing hard boiled eggs yields clean even cuts. The method reduces sticking and produces uniform slices.
Best Work With Churn Advice for Cream Handling
Guidance on churning cream to avoid waste. Do not overfill the churn or it will not extract all the butter. Keep churn at about half full or less and use a ladle to handle the butter rather than hands.
Keeping Milk In Hot Weather
Milk stays useable in extreme heat if bacteria are excluded by cleanliness from cow to pails. Pasteurization remains used to improve keeping qualities of milk.
Clean cows aid milk cleanliness and grooming tips
A brief guide notes clean cows improve milk quality. Using a stiff brush a man can groom two cows a minute. If a currycomb is used, choose worn points to avoid harshness on the cattle.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chehalem Mountin
Mr. Macy
Ao Friends Church
Goldie Evans
George Carter
Clara Wenger
Neuenschwander
Gaston
Ben Yergen
Lela
the Ladies’ Aid Society
Springbrook
Miss Marshal
Giddings
Ashma Vedder
Lloyd
Morecrofts
Selma Cramer
Henry Holzmeyer
Dalles
Dundee
W. J. Bennett
L. L. Linn
Herman Schmid
Downhour Brothers
Chehalem Valley
Schmid
Guy
Messers
Nottage
Dimond
Greer
Ella Swink
Miss Jasper
J. E. DeVore
Isabella Allan
Pauline Powell
Pam
Bainds
Baird
E. C. Baird
Churn
Larkin-Prince Howe CO
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