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J\ > * ? * * ,
W . C. M A R T IN
J a n u a r y Brings
I AT I 0 N
T E N FO LD M U L T IP L IC A T IO N
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.
A W a s h in g to n p lu t r n e r a t is n e e n t i y q u o te d as s a y in g th a t
f o r e v e r y s o ld ie r in th e f ie ld , t w e n t y - f iv e s te n o g ra p h e rs w o u ld
lie need«*»! in th e o ffic e . W it h a te n m illio n m a n a r m y in p ro s -
p e c t, lo o k s as th o u g h w e m a y h a ve to im p o r t s e v e ra l m illio n
s te n o g ra p h ,*rs to w in th e w a r . i f th a t is th e w a y f o w in it . n o t
The m o n th o f J a n u a ry brings
several
im p o rta n t
a g ric u ltu ra l
"m u s ts " to the fro n t, E specially
d u rin g th e present crisis fa n n e rs
should put e ve ry e ffo rt fo rw a rd
possible to inciva.se the pro d u ctio n
goals o f liv e s to c k and a g ric u ltu r
al c o m m o d itie s fo r the com ing
ye a r o f 1943 as are to be o u tliia a l
in th e near fu tu re .
Sheep are o f especial in te re st at
present due to the fa c t th a t la m b
ing tim e is near at hand. A ll ewes
should lx*
tagged
im m e d ia te ly.)
T h is cleans up th e ir re a r q u a rte rs
m a kin g h a n d lin g d u rin g lam bing
m uch easier. I f sheds are a v a il
able a ll p regnant ewes should lx*
housed d u rin g the n ig h t
w hich
w ould fa c ilita te feeding some type
o f gram , p re fe ra b ly oats, and hay.
This w o u ld
tend
to
increase
w e ig h t w h ic h is desirable before
lam bing.
infe ste d
w ith
w orm s
Sh«x*p
should also be treat»*»! a t
th is
tim e o f ye a r. D r. Shaw o f the
Oregon A g ric u ltu re E xp e rim e n t
s ta tio n recom m ends th a t doses o f
te tra c h lo re th y le n e lx* given. T h is
fo rm u la m ay be o b tained fro m the
co u n ty agent in Eugene.
la tre ra i Irrig a tio n M y a irm
India has i! e ; ,rgest irrig a tio n
system In Hie* w - ill. on which the
government ha» »pent over 3400.000,-
ll(M)
Tiie area under Irrig a tio n la
9l.HeO.IMN) aere» over 14 tune» Ilia
acreage Irrigated under United
State» federal project»
V irginia Dare F irst
V lrginlu tiare was the t in t Ang
listi child burn of English parents
in w liut is now the United States.
She was tin- granddaughter of John
While, governor of Raleigh's Roan-
oke colony in Nurih Carolina. und
was born August Id. 1587
Good Will
f rom
Nesting Grounds Never Found
The Ross Snow Goose is the only
species of North American water
fowl whose nesting ground has never
been found Departm ent of agricul
ture biologists are s till in search of
these A rctic zone nests
I W IL L
W ASTE N 0 T H /N 6 .'
Dominican Landing
An expected attack by rebels on
‘he D o m in i'. an Republic caused U S
•narines tp be landed tncre on May
!« Ifllfl
AT FIRST
SIGN OF A
T N U S / W IL L C O N T R IB U T E TO VIC TO R Y,
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USE
6 6 6 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS
PUNCHES CLOCK
AGA1N..FORBOY
IN JAP PRISON
R e a r e d m a c h 'n 'e t b a c k
in h a r n e s s p u t s 2 0 %
in W a r B o n d s
C ricar used to be a first-cla ss
m a c h in is t. F iv e ye a rs pgo he re
tire d to liv e out the re st o f his life
on a pens,on.
The o th e r m o: r ing 1 e showed up
again a t his cld [»'ant, w hich now
m akes w a r e q u ip m e n t, and usked
fo r his old job back. When payday
cam e, he igned up w ith the Pay-
to ll S avings P la n to put 20% of
his p a y in W a r Bonds.
Seems O sca r’s boy was on
B ataan.
T h e M o s t Y o u C a n S ave
Is th e L e a s t Y o u C a n
W ith people lik e D re a r nvaking
re a l sa crifice s to lid p w in the w a r.
is i t too m uch fur you to put asid,
as lit tle as 10% o f yo u r pay fo
W -,r Bond. ’ Sign up fo r nt lea
10% n t ye a r place o f b iisin,
to d a y !
Cars
the HuiUmi IH», auh. Cntur i '.ity N I.
(i,.od ru b lw r and ok I,Mslncn ■
ie s lly . I t »will pay you to »«* ,1»
If you need a l ir t t e r ear.
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H eater. V ery ( lever.
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H eater, radio.
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Sedan.
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E n jo y th e fin e s t m a q n in e s
w h ile s a v in g tire s «md gaa.
O n ly th ro u g h th is n e w s
p a p e r c a n y o u g o t su ch
b
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re a d in g b a r g a i n s ,
P ick v r . n r fc rv o ril.u * n n r l
and
S IX G R E A T
M A G A ZIN E S
DEMOCRACY
TAKE GOOD CARE
O F TH E TH IN G S
! H A V E ."
A H V 7, 1041
G avei«un«*nI Owned ttsllrond
e
Ttie guvernniwnt-owiivd ruliw uys
of India tu rn i one of tint lurgvzt
htuun«»«» enlerprinea In )>»• world,
covering n route m lleugr ot 41,134
pill«*» und on,ploying over TUO.OOU
men T'liev ’ norm ally euro subatun-
bui surplus profit», n iter payment
ot Interest on capital, which aie
credited to thv rein m l irv rn u rs and
tini» serve lo relieve tin* Indian lux-
payer.
to sa y a n y th in g a b o u t th e need f o r m a c h in e s t o lie used b y these
■atenos.
W e a re s u p p o s e d fo h a v e th e best fe d a rm y in th e w o r ld
a n d in a d d it io n s u p p ly o u r a llie s w it h a b o u t a t h i r d o f o u r fo o d
o u tp u t . T h e a v e ra g e p e rs o n is b e g in n in g to w o n d e r how th is
is g o in g to b,* b r o u g h t a b o u t w it h th e m a n p o w e r p ro b le m a l
re a d y g e tt in g c r i t i c a l a n d a m o re s e rio u s d r a in fa c in g th e n a
P ru n in g o f f r u it trees is a n o th e r
tio n as in d u c tio n s in to th e a rm e d fo rc e s c o n tin u e in in c re a s in g
liu m b c ts . P e o p le a re a lso b e g in n in g to w o n d e r i f it w o u ld n o t be "m u s t" w h ic h fa rm e rs are a lie a d y
m o re lo g ic a l to s lo w d o w n th e in d u c tio n s u n t i l t h e a rm e d fo rc e s doing o r w ill be doing s h o rtly .
Each fr u it p rtx lu c e r has h is own
o n tin * b a tt le f ie ld s ca n lie s u p p lie d w it h e v e r y t h in g need, d.
ideas re la tiv e to p ru n in g m ethods
but s till a gotxl p ra c tic e is to cut
NO P R IC E TOO G R EA T
o ff a big percentage o f the old
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g ro w th in th e to p o f the tre e fo r
1‘ a n k s m u s t s e rv e a d o u b le p u rp o s e h e r, a fte r . In a d d itio n to a ll stone fr u its such as peaches,
r e n d e r in g fin a n c ia l s e rv ic e , th e y m u st re n d e r i at io n s e rv ic e . K a- cherries. prun»*s an»l plum s.
In A B O I T ( K il l) l ) E l . l \ q l E \< A
lio n c o u p o n s a n d s ta m p s a re r a p id ly b e c o m in g a s u p p le tu e n - doing this, th e f r u it w ill be pro-
l a r y fo r m o f m o n e y .
*
duced on lo w e r branches fa c ilita t-
T o the E d ito r: I t seem Io lx*
M o ite y it s e lf is w o rth le s s w it h o u t a r a tio n
c o u p o n . M e r- *nK h a rve stin g . On pome fru its . th a t (he most ta lk e d to p ic besides
c h a n ts w h o a c c e p t c o u p o n s m u s t p re s e n t th e m in t u r n to p r o p e r ‘T
P
/ ' ' ' T ' m ”, '* tes , r ‘ the w a r is c h ild delinquency.
I t 's increasing w ith leaps and
.. .
i
V . l
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i a °le to do considerable top p ru n -
a u th o n t ie s b e fo re th e y ca n re s to c k th e e o in m o th tie s re p re s e n te d jng b u t c a rv m ust
ta k j , „ th a , bounils, and w h y? T h e re are too
b y th e c o u p o n s . In s te a d o f l e t t in g m illio n s o f c o u p o n s p ile u p in too m ueh is not rem oved thus ,*n- m a n y reasons to put down the
sto re s a n d sh o p s, to lie b u n d le d u p a n d s i t to w h o le s a le rs a n d co u ra g in g excessive am ounts o f w hys. B u t th e re are a fe w th in g s
s u p p lie r s b y th e b a le a lo n g w it h o rd e rs f o r m o re g o o d s, th e y w a te r s p ro u ts to appear,
th e citize n s o f
C otta g e
G rove
ca n n o w be d is p o s e d o f th r o u g h th e b a n k s . In o th e r w o r ils . th e
G ra ftin g and budding
proce- could do, i f th e y had the backbone,
b a n k s w il l h a n d le th e c o u p o n s m u ch th e same as th e y h a n d le dures should be rehearsed now so the ge tu p and a few o th e r things
m o n e y c h e e k in g a c c o u n ts . A n d th e m e rc h a n t m u st k e e p a c h e c k - ’ bat as soon as the sap s ta rts to th a t mean the w ill to do th in g s
b o o k f o r r a t io n “ c u r r e n c y ,” ju s t as he n o w ke e p s a c h e c k b o o k f,o w new scions and buds m a y be to im p ro ve the c ity in w h ich we
inserted in o ld w ood m a k in g fo r chose to m ake o u r homes and re a r
fo r m oney.
o u r ch ild re n .
im
proved produce.
T h e m a g n itu d e o f th e ta s k o f s e ttin g u p a s e p a ra te b a n k in g
T h e re has b»*<*n m any sugges
s y s te m f o r th e n e w “ m o n e y .” in v ie w o f a lr e a d y e x is tin g la b o r
tio n s made, b u t th a t's as fa r as
Cane
f
r
u
it
p
la
n
tin
g
sto
c
k
such
s h o rta g e s a n d o th e r b a n k o p e r a tin g h a n » iie a p s. w il l lie f o r m id
as raspberri«*s and b la ck caps m ay a n y th in g has lx*«*n done.
a b le . H u t b a n k e rs , lik e fa rm e rs , w o rk e rs a n d b u sin ess m en a re
One o f the o u tsta n d in g sugges
be o b ta in e d n ow and set out. C are
jiT st on»’ m o re g r o u p a n x io u s to e x p e d ite th e w in n in g o f th e w a r. m ust be ta k e n th a t p la n tin g stock tions made was the s e ttin g up o f
X o p r ic e is to o g re a t i f it w i l l h e lp to g u a ra n te e th e p re s e rv a - is obtained fro m patches th a t w ere a co m m u n ity h a ll w h e re a ll c h il
tknlk o f i n iis f it u t io u a l g o v e rn m e n t a n d in d iv id u a l lib , i t y.
exam ined la st y e a r so th a t stock d ren could go fo r e n te rta in m e n t
the streets
w ith anthracnose and o th e r com instead o f ro a m in g
w
n
ich
in
m
ost
eases
lend to
m
on
diseases
o
f
canes
a
re
not
ob
ONE W A Y
Y A R D S T IC K '
tained. T ip p e rin g is one comm on tro u b le fo r them ns w e ll us the
p a te n ts and some citizen.
- f l j i a spec«
ech m a d e on D e c e m b e r S. I 'n i t e d S ta f s S e n a to r Jos. m ethod o f ve g e ta tiv e prop a g a tio n
W e w ant and need th is com
o
f
th
is
k
in
d
o
f
f
r
u
it
and
m
a
y
be
C . O M a h o n , *v
a o f W y o m in g , s a id : “ A n u n r e s tr a in e d b u re a u c ra
resorted to w ith in the n ear fu tu re . m u n ity h a ll in the w orst way.
c y s u b je c t to s tr o n g c e n tr a l le a d e rs h ip w o u ld h,- a n e a s y a ve n u e
T h e re are n few places th a t could
L o g a n b e rry
and
boysenberry
to s ta te s iu 'ia lis m o f e ith e r th e N a z i o r th e C o m m u n is t v a r i e t y . ”
be fix e d up if th e re w ere ju s t >i
sto ck should not be set out u n til
fe w w ith backbone enough to do
H e th e n p o in te d o u t th a t th e re c o rd sh o w s th a t b e tw e e n
the la te r p a r t o f M a rc h o r the it.
J a n u a r y 7, 1941. a n d A p r i l 12. 1942. ofK) e x e c u tiv e o rd e r s w e re
fir s t p a rt o f A p ril. I t is a good
is s u e d — ‘ T h e y w e re n o t w r it t e n in th e h a lls o f C o n g re s s on th e p ra c tic e to
L e t's a ll get to g e th e r and lix
select
places now
r e s p o n s ib ilit y o f m en chosen b y th e p u b lic a n d k n o w n to th e w here good sto ck m a y be o b ta in such a hull, a place w here the
c h ild re n can go
and
p la y the
p u b lic , th e y w e re w r it t e n in p r iv a te b y a n o n y m o u s e x p e rts . ed fo r la te r use.
games they like . read, dance o r
T h e y w e re n o t s u b je c t to p u b lic h e a rin g , n o r w e re th e y a n a ly z e d
a n y th in g that m ig h t m ake a b e t
in p u b lic d e b a te . T h e y d id n o t becom e k n o w n to th e p u b lic u n
Hom e gardens are going to p la y
te r c itize n o f them .
t i l is s u e d , a n d th e n th e y w e re e ffe c tiv e . . . . T h e d o c tr in e o f an im p o rta n t p a rt in every one's
H ere's a re p o r, o f a young l»,y
a r b i t r a r y s ta te s n p re m a y o v e r th e in d iv id u a l is h e ld b y b o th diet th is co m in g ye a r. N o w is Iht*
tim
e
,
i
f
neglected
so
fa
r.
to
s
ta
rt
*
ho
approached fo r causing
.N a tio n a l S o e ja iis ts a n d b v C o m m u n is ts .”
co ” m
m o tio ,n:
n : “ w h a l do you w a n t
b u ild in g up J he soil and g e ttin g a c‘
nmo,1'
ready fo r e a rly sp rin g p la n ting s. me to do. s it home e ve ry n ig h t
Coter
Penny's Worth of Sugar
L ib e ra l am ounts o f stable m anure and tw id d le m y th e m b s? W hat
Certain insect* are attracted to
There are more energy-giving cal
o r sheep o r chicken m a n u re should can I do on m y s|iort* e ve n in g s? "
come colors more than others. De
ories in a penny's worth of sugar
be applied now. E specially is th is T h e o ffice rs, o f course, c o u ld n 't
partm ent of agriculture entomolo
than in any other food you can buy
advisable since the m a n u re w ill a nsw er it because he hud no such
gists report that Japanese beetle
Production of American-grown beet
traps painted yellow are definitely
not o n ly help in soil conservation answ er to th,* q uestion. A nd w ho
sugar in 1942 is expected to total
superior to those painted green and
and tend to keep the soil fro m in C ottage G lo ve could a nsw er
2,000,00Û tons. If this goal is
th a t question?
white, alum inum , white, lig h t yel
reached, it w ill represent enough w ashing b u t w ith the aid o f the
low, lig h t blue, dark blue, pink, red,
I f w e had th a t c o m m u n ity h a ll
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sugar to supply every person in the
orange, reddish orange, and various
it w o u ld be answered.
United States with a weekly eight- be washed fro m the m a n u re down
shades of green.
Th,* C ottage G ro ve Police Re-
in to the gro u n d m a kin g fo r a ric h -
ounce sugar ration for one year.
e r seed bed. I f a vetch cover crop sf,rves are Is'h in d it 100'// and so
has been sowed th is
and
any a rc a fe w o th e r .o g a n iza tio n s, but
m anure should be tu rn e d under i t takes the su p p o rt o f m ore than
by M at
about the fir s t o f M a rch depend ju s t one or tw o Io b rim ; a lxm l a !
th in g w h ich w o u ld Im prove inn-
in g u jx in the season.
F o r those w ho
lik e to s ta rt c ity and m ake it a place to he
* * £ a t it u p - iv e a r it o u t,
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th e ir ow n tom atoes, cabbage, and p ro u d of.
L e t's a ll get to g e th e r and m ake
e a rly s p rin g flo w e rs, now is the
tim e to p re pare a w a rm soil p la t
a re a lity . I f a n y o f you have
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F < x it u p , - o r d o to it G o u t .”
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in w hich to sow the various seeds any suggestions 1, t the Folic.* Re
I t rs necessary to have the p la t serves know it, we are fo r th is
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inside o r a t least under cover so and are going to do a ll we can
th a t p ro p e r m o is tu re and te m to b rin g it about.
T H E C O TTAG E GROVE
p e ra tu re can be co n tro lle d . I f a
OUR P L E D G E TO DAY
p la t is pre p a red
care m ust lx*
P O L IC E R E S E R V E S .
taken to g u a rd against dam ping
o ff b a c te ria l in fe c tio n and o th e r
diseases com m on to green house
I W IL L
plantings.
B U Y CAREFULLY.'
T o m a to p la n ts s t a r t e d fro m
seeds now should be ready fo r
garden so w in g w hen the soil is
ready and w hen danger o f fro s t
is o v e r la te r in the spring.
V ita l Pulp Industry
So v ita l is the paper and pulp In
dustry to our w ar effort that it is
estimated that the present struggle
would be forced to stop in 60 days
if the supply of pulp and its many
products were cut olT.
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B, sten su d H i-h rs d r d
SI Valentin«*, u Koiiinn prient
m a rtyr, flrr t beaten with rluto« and
th 'it beheaded, was burn Februury
14. 270. Authorities agrre that Iheie
is no connection between ht» llh*. or
his fute, nod the annual celebrulton
of what is known a» St Valentine's
day.
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