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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1948)
Thr McntlnH. Cottage Grave, Oregon IMI tKMTTY HKADLINFS EUGENE Campus H. adHncs 30 minute*" of University life, will be broadcast by the state station. KOAC, Corvallis, January 27, be- ginning at 9 p m., from the station studios at the University of Ore gon. The program, under the super vision of 1). Glenn Stariin, speech and drama department of the U of O, pictures a cross section cam- put life. Acted and produced by U of 'O students, the program is al*<> broadcast over KEX, Port- land; and KUGN, Eugene. Water obtained by defrosting refrigerators is purr* condensed moisture and is excellent for use1 in car batteries, says the Oregon1 stat» M„i»r Association. a | State Motor Try a Sentinel Wantad. Home Sites on the Hill Restricted District Close In Gomi View No Drainage Troubles Thur».. Jan. tt. 1918 THREE FILE IN DOI G LAN COUNTY STORIES Three county officials have def initely decided to seek remmnna- tion in the Republican primary May 21, while a candidate for a fourth political office tossed his hat into the ring Monday, it was revealed at the county clerk's of fice yesterday. Sheriff O T. Carter. County: Treasurer Oliver Johnson and Coroner Harry C. Stearns, who are seeking reelection, filed their declarations of candidacy at the clerk's office Tuesday. Fourth candidate on the list is Y J Gedd«1«, former Roseburg recorder, who will try for ius,*cc of the peace of Deer Creek District, the post now held by Thomas C. Hatfiel. Roseburg News Review South Dakota Farmers Save Of the many ways in which South Dakota farmers increased gross re- turns by applying research results are cited by the South Dakota sta tion as follows: Increased yield of oats through planting of newer va rieties. $16.770.000; saving in feed consumption and increased meat production through adoption of im- proved feeding practices for cattle, sheep and swine, including practi cable use of soft corn. $20.200.000. and ------------------- adoption of nupiuwu improved breeding. oreeaing. feeding and managemAit practices : for poultry. $1.562.000; a total of , $38,532,000. OF HOW NAMES HELPED MAKE AMERICA GREAT I . ■ n-xx an .' THE CAVEMAN AVENTEO SlOVtt TO VOTECI HI» HANOS, «Y imm« AN MAL »KAS MAOC ATO 'IASS'. Tf-Ei»« t» ÇJT8 A - -£ LfATHM OVE». vAAkTV F«CM WreCH TO O40CS«. «N T TMai, •ILLS? A way to cov«« rut oo Tx SAME WITH tub MW ANIMAL I MS HANOS KILL TODAY. Ut -K has rouNO 511 Main St. 224tc Damp litter in laying hounca fre quently results in colds and other diseases. Dampness around waler containers cun be eliminated in pens with running water by putting a drain pipe through the floor and set ting the watering pan on a frame over the drain pipe. Highway Costs Go t p Highway construction coats fast year were 03 per cent ubow tin o of IMI. Ice pa lehr*» mi highway* arc fir quelli cau*o* of m ' i I oiim automobli- accident*, according to ihv Oregon Alate M o t o ■' Association. In* patch«** occur when |iorlloh» of frozen mud surface* do not ihaw In idge surface». or shallow* of high banks. Motorists should I m * alert for thvu* Ice piilehe» In cold weather. First Kindergarten» Friedrich Frobcl founded In Ger- many the first kindergarten In 1840. Elizabeth Peabody of Boston, after studying Frobei'* plan, led Iha movement m the Untied Statci, ARE YOU SEEKING HEALTH Consultation and Examination Without Charge or Obligation Pry litter pay» off. S0 GLCV1S «ECAMl WUlA» WiTN WOMfN MAK AS OF 6L>E» HA» ALWAYS IE EN A30UT liCC nTXN THEV W»»E MViTEO A FINE AAT. IN Tue |7I3 CENTLAY 1© TAKE PAAT IM M l CONBY. |---------- —-L ONLY MOgiuTV COLILO AFFOAO THEM. WWV T \ I HOPi >OU BNJOY teiRAl HAve A MK WHICH ClOVM WILL A WITH JOO Ml«» FK»T SA-CO HIJNT. TM» JO» 6L0VI» M*.t 5ZEC AL LEATHE« SLOkE / FOU SOCKL > MOTECT» •POA «KIN Vf AFM«« ANJ F«0M TX TARONS. J k TBAVgLIN» Feed is wasted when animals die. A pullet that dies in December rep resent* a loss of 40 pounds of feed. The loss of a newborn pig repre sents a loss of 140 pounds of feed. To avoid excessive loss of butter fat In skltn milk in winter, run enough hot water through the sep arator bowl so it will come out the cream and skim milk spouts. Do this as soon as separator Is up to normal speed Htt MAjeSTV W|A5 AT jw HEU WAUPfiCee THE KWG’» «CEf’T.Oa’iITZg HAAO TO < w»«E A SELECTS LI Moldy or Inferior corn Is less like ly to cause trouble when fed to cat tle than when fed to horses and mules. Accessible G. B. Arnest Herds and Flocks Nwl»« Dlecovrrril DDT The original work on dichloro- diphenyl • trlchlerethime. or DDT. was done by Swiss iclrntlsts who synthesized the product and used it lo destroy the Colorado potato beetle that threatened the potato crop In Switzerland. America has secured many of her pests and In sects from Europe, but the Colo rado potato beetle la one of the few American insects finding its »ay to Europe. Lures for Walleves Because walleyed pike are deep feeders and like minnows, stream ers are effecUve artificial lures. But the fly rod should be of the bass weight. A stout leader is recom mended. 14 tn stiffer uet*<lle»«ih ? Wr gel rcult» w I kto u II h rt full, why? Our methode ure different. Overweight I» just its dnugeroii. ut underweight. Diet, unit ekereiee hus No effect on a ( lugged eohm and congested elrculutlmi. When Od« I. taken cure of Mother Nature <nn rebuild a healthy uml normal body. Our treatment» »peak for themselyi-N. I trial ulll nominee you. Special Pricea in Effect Now THE NEW HEALTH CLINIC SOI West 7th Ive. CHOICE TOWN LOTS Near High School Phone MM GENERAL PAINTING Paper Hanging Kemtoning Spray Painting 30 Years Experience — By Hour or Contract Freak Animal Accident» A great many wild animals are killed each year in freak accidents. Wild buck deer often Jock horns when charging each other head on. and eventually die of starvation A few swift running animals, like the kangaroo, meet death upon collid ing with stationary objects — they simply fail to look where they are going. Pigeons and other birds sometimes die from eating dried seed, then drinking water The food rxmuuU th«i- FOR SALE Eugene, Oregon Call 88 McKITRICK 21 t Ie Clove From Madagase.Tr The i annual export of clove oil front Madagascar amounts to 165 tons. A. L. Woodard 1215 South 4th Street 24-titp-29 I Office Supplies — Tito Sentinel. Herds and Flocks Pond water piped to farm build ings for livestock can be filtered by building a solid housing of soft brick (laid in cement) over the end of the pipe in the bottom of the pond. Good Soil Increase Farm Crop Yields B * H'CM a « CO.Dlâ «Avi (r.r> 4" DPA IN Water filters through the pores of the brick. First treatment for cattle grubs should be made early in winter, as soon as the tell-tale bumps appear on the backs of animals. Several treatments a month apart will be necessary. Use a cattle grub dust containing 1% per cent rotenone. The current shortage of feed makes it important to do continuous culling in the laying house. Dairy cows lose a lot of energy pulling through heavy mud in the barn lots. Lost energy means less milk. Paved lots that take cows out of the mud soon pay for them selves. Tests Reveal Value Of Proper Nutrients High crop yields per acre on the farm, like mass production in in dustry, are the secret of financial success, according to Emil Truog, professor of soils at University of Wisconsin. "It costs no more for seed and tillage — usually the main expenses in crop production — to grow a $50 crop than a $25 crop," he declares. Wisconsin tests show that addition al crap yields resulting from heavy fertilization cost cnlv $2 to $3 per ton for alfalfa and 10 to 15 cents per bushel for corn and oats. "The extra cost of a larger yield per acre lies simply in the .Major League Stars Since 1876. when the National league was organized, more than 50.000 men have played for major league baseball teams. One of the greatest of aU the players was Ty Cobb of the unconquerable spirit, who played from 1905 to 1928. When Cobb retired from the game he held some 90 records, many of which still exist. For 12 years, nine of them in succession, he waa the American league batting champion. Oat Producing Stale» Oats are grown chiefly In the Jegion from Hew York to North bakota and south thereof. Two ma jor areas, designated as the North- Central oats belt and the Southern cats belt, account for about 90 per cent of the total acreage. The North - Central belt includes the ■block of states bounded by OHo and Michigan on the east and the Dakotas, Nebraska and Kansas on the west. It contains slightly more than three-quarters of total acreage •nd produces about four-fifths of Uv* entire crop. The Southern oats belt includes Maryland and Delaware, the states south of the Potomac and Ohio rivers, Oklahoma, Texas, Ar kansas and Louisiana. AIRPLANE MECHANIC SCHOOL CAA, VA Approved Complet«’ A & E Training 91 . Month* Next Class Feb. 16. 1948 Barrack A. Restaurant Facilities at School. Write for Information Box 531 REGISTER YOUR Chittock Refrigeration Co Telephone 4827 IS FIRST! FIRST in PRODUCTION, in SALES and in REGISTRATIONS of cars and of trucks FIRST FIRST in Truck Production In 1947—according Io pub lished production figures. in Passenger Car Salos In 1947—according Io incomplete bui conclusive sales records. ' FIRST In Truck Sales In 1947—according Io incomplete but conclusive sales records. V FIRST Io Produce over a Million Cars and Trucks In a postwar year, 1947—according to published pro duction figures. Joan of Arc Sued Joan of Arc once was sued for breach of promise by a young man who had sought her hand in mar riage. D& H Feed Stere FIRST total 17-year period, January, 1931 to January, 1944—according to published nation-wide figures DEHVERY TUES & FRl 6th & Washington • Phon« 5< FIRST In Total Truck Production and Salo» for the total McCOY MOTORS Same old place SPECIALIZED IN Chrysler — Plymouth — DeSoto Repairs and Parts Martin Outboard Motors We now have a few used cars for sale. 40 West Sixth Ave Eugene, Ore. and ONIY Chevrolet Passenger Car Production in 1947-Laccording FIRST to in published production figures. additional fertility removed from the soil. But even this is partly com pensated for in the case of legumes by the greater amounts of nitrogen the bigger crop supplies to the soil. "High acre yields are also the se cret of success in erosion control and soil conservation. When yields on less erodible land are doubled or trebled through adequate liming and heavy fertilization, a bigger acreage of more erodible lands can be returned to forests and per manent grass. That means more and better food for all." Canning in Oven It is not safe to process foods in the oven. Jars may seal during proc essing and explode, wrecking the stove and seriously cutting or burn ing persons. The temperature of the food in the jars during oven process ing does not get high enough to In sure destruction of spoilage bacteria in vegetables without exceedingly long processes. Uorvallig, Oregon CHEVROLET Proper fertilization has paid on thousands of farms, whether ap plied to corn, wheat, oats, soy beans, cotton or any other crop. Prof, B. B Robb of Cornell uni versity demonstrates a mow and weed gadget for applying 2,4-D to lawns, A regular garden sprayer is filled with 2,4-D mixture and pumped up ready for use. Fas tened to the lawn mower the sprayer carries a two nozzle boom ahead of the blades and contains enough mixture to cover at least half an aere of lawn. FRIGIDAIRE Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 22-41 c-25 PETE Mow and Spray in One Operation Pays Well WERE SPECIALISTS IN : SMITH LIVINGSTON AIR SERVICES. INC. FARMER CITIZENS, IF YOU DlONT HAVE {THE RIGHT« TO VOTE YOU'D FIGHT FOR IT. SO REGISTER YOUR NAME SO YOU CAN a caR and And oui, 17-yoar period, January, 1931 to January, 1948 —according to published nation-wide figure». Fl RST In Total Numbar of Cart and Trucks on Iho road today—according to official naHon-wido regi»- (ration*. "— you » iocai CHiv»oirr rojai MAIEE — ond every other Chev- dealer hi Am.rlca—jre both P«ou<f and happy to moll. th. fol- owing r.port to buy.r« and pro«p.<- h»» buy.r« of Ch.urol.1 product«. Again In 1947, Chaurohf built and •old mor. car« and mor. truth than any other moli.r in th. Induitry, h»' o« Ch««rol.l ha« built and «old mar. cori and more truth than any other "laker r »Of for th» rovnt—n yoat yooi * th* total Mvenlwn C dating from January, 1931 tj 4 ^huory, 1948-Hi» ry, 1948 —th« modern modem period BArlnd O» motor cor history Naturally, we ai well at th. Chev- rol.t Motor Division of G.n»ral Motor« are d..ply grateful for America's outspoken pr.ference for Chevrolet passenger cart and truck«/ and we are determined lo do every- •king In our power to continue to deserve this preference In the future ai In the past. w. want to thank .och and .very p»r«on in thh community for hl« frl.nd-1 «hip and goodwill for Ihlt organ!-' tallon. W. solicit and appr.clat. your patronag.. W. ar. doing our l.v.l b»«t to prove that, by filling ord.n lor n.w Ch.vrol.lt |utl ai promptly a« we can —»v.n und.r today'« trying condition«—and w. ar. dv.ply and doubly appreciative of the patience and understanding of all our cus tomers who are awaiting deliveries ol new Chevrolets. Needless to say, you buy wisely wh.n you buy the product of the world « lorg.it produtort of cars and trucks, for that Is th. way to maxi mum dollar valuel ».st auur.d that we II fill your order for a new Chevrolet lust as soon as It Is humanly possible to do so. Meanwhile, please let us help to keep your present car or truck ' In good running condition ty bringing It to us for skilled service now and of regular Intervals. COTTAGE GROVE MOTOR CO. 112 N. Ninth on Hlway 99 Phone 77 (
