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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1948)
MOSBY CREEK Mu. Michael Fucile, daughter of Mr and Mr* Sig Nelson, xp-nt five week* at her parent* home on Mo*by Creek Afb r xfa nding a week in California with her COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 1, HM8 NUMBER 47 mother xhc left for her home in White Plaru-x, Y. by plan«* on what it would take to bring about increased production If it is needed. her sixter-in-law Mr* Hairy Vetch Cookies and coffee Uppcr Willamette Valley cover seed* to meet Euro|H‘un roquirc- The acreage of hairy vetch i* were served for lunch crop aced acreage and production merits nearly the sam«' ns in 1947 except Mr*. Sig Nelson returned re will drop to tho loweMt point In that les* was seeded and mor«' left cently from u two weeks vacation N. C. Donaldson, Executive Ax- year* und Increaxed acreage and u* volunteer. Yield and total pro in California where she visited rel xiitant, State Office. Production production of thrxr crop* i* not duct ion of seed are expected to be ative* and friend* Mr* Nelson a n d Marketing Administration, expected until the gro*x return |* t somewhat lower than In 1947 due had her first airplane rid«- from opened the meeting by explaining acre from cover crop* approache* the reasons for a session at this to Increased hay cutting* and San F rancisco to Loa Angeles. th«' high gros* return per acre lower yield* on volunteer stand* The Gettogether club met time and then intrisi need th«' from barley and other cereal E R. Jackman, Extension Special Thursday at th«' horn«' of Mrs. J. Grain Brunch rcpiesentulive, Wil crop«, according to information ist in Farm Crops, Oregon State Staider in Cottage Grove. There liam II. Youngman, who ha* been tabulated at a cover crop seed College, report* that moisture was a bridal shower in the after* conducting similar meeting* thru- situation meeting held Tuesday af- Jack Kenn«-dy out Idaho, Washington, and Ore conditions arc very favorable for t er noon in Corvailia. good yields but growth is rank Roby has had gon Jackman add* that the hairy meaxle* this past week. Forty or more cover erigi seed Mr Youngman stated that his vetch acreag«- is not affected ax dealers, grower*. Extension Ser- Mr. and Mn. Ben Anderson goal wax to obtain accurate Jn- much ax other cover crops by high vice apecialiata, County agent* and formation on 1948 acreage* gross returns on barley and cereal have recleved word of their new < ounty ACA Committer member* and expected yield* of the various crops since this crop I* usually Unintl daughter, Nancy Ann, born representing Lane. Polk, IJnn and June 22 to Mr. and Mr*. Ray cover crojm and also determine1 grown on the poorer land which Henton countU's met un Tuesday Hernatcdt of Albany. She weigher1 what could lie exjiccted in the way would not lx1 profitable for bat ley at Corvallis for the purposc of fur 6 |x>und* and one ounce and was of Increased acreage in the future • and cereal crop* production. mxhing to the ‘ Grain ' born on her grandfather Hern- Branch, Pro- duct Ion and Marketing Adminix- If (tending European requirement* ' Growers and dealer* generally stedt's birthday anniversary. make increased production n ne Mrs Ada Overton honored her trat ion, Waahlngtdn. I) f. Infor cessity. A« a mean* of obtaining ’ are agreed that increased hairy ; vetch production «•ould be obtained mother, Mrx. Jessie Gilcrist with inutH.n on 19IX cove such information, «'ach tyjw of l>y mixing the support price ir. a birthday |»arty Enday the 25th 1949 to Hi cents per pound, assur It wax her Hist birthday. Sixteen arul individual count ien asked for Information on th«- (»oMihility of ing the producer parity of grans ladies from Hebron, her old home, estimate* of acreage and yield aa returns with other crop* compet attended. expanding pioductlon compared to 1947 and their view* ing lor use of the land. Youngman Several little friends of Joan cautioned against optimism on ex Heyne gave her a birthday party pecting to«» high a *up|»ort price June 11 on her 9th birthday. since the long-time market for th«' Mr and Mrs Lenord Gilcrist of vetch i* in the southern state* and Klamath Falls visited this past these people are very price-con- week at the Fred Overton home wiOUs and will turn to a cheaper Mr and Mr*. Wilbur Telford cover crop seed a* a substitute. and son of Klamath Falls spent । The support price tor hairy vetch the week end at the home of Mr in 1948 is 12 cents ( mt pound. md Mrs. Fred Overton. They had < ommon Vetch >een on a vacation to Vancouvei The 1948 common and Willam- Island. ette vetch seeded acreage i* ap Mrs. Berta McGuire and twe proximately 50 per cent of normal sons of Walden were dinner guest? with a large proportion of this Sunday at th«1 home of Harry I to l»e cut for hay instead of seed. Castle. Mr* Grant Dulley and Acreage harvested for *c«'d will be two boy* called later in the day I lower this year because of the increased demand for good legume <n Upper Willamette Valley coun hay aggravated by the loss of ties, especially Polk, but in genera1 thousands of acres of hay along alsike clover has failed to seed the Columbia in recent floods. much in the past few years here Growers and dealers believr Common Rvgraws that no sharp increase in common .-J*“ ’han 40 P<’r Of th< and Willamette vetch planting? 1947 acreage of common ryegrass Tne cun be expected unless a support ts being raised in 194« in thes< S ky is MOT price of 8 cents per pound is set counties and this includes som« B lue I up for 1949 The main increase volunteer acreage which is poor will come naturally from crop ro I««« win prooamy produce lei« tation plantings of common vetch 'han usual. Decrease comes from following barley This is a com- lack of common ryegrass market And YOU will not be “blue’’ over your shop mon and proven rotation, especi md poor seeding conditions in fall ally in Polk county. ping problems once you see how easily and if 1947. Austrian Winter Pea* satisfactorily they ore solved at this better < ommodity Credit Corporation In general, the Eastern Oregon recently offer«-.! to sell approx store. Next time you go shopping, stop and and Eastern Washington counties imately 20 million pounds of com shop here FIRST. can more than fill any increased mon ryegrass seed on the open demand for Austrian winter field market at $8 10 per hundred for And We Can Prove It |H'a seed if assured around five lots of less than five cars and cents per pound. Cost* of produc $7.55 per hundred lots of five car tion for this crop on Willamette loads and more. Valley farms arc too high to com- Youngman reports that at pres I«'1“ successfully with these coun- ent England. Northern Ireland tie*. md Denmark are furnishing the Alatkr Clover I ommon and English ryegrass Deschutes, ( rook. Klamath and seed for Germany and Western Jefferson countic* of Oregon pro- Europe so that market i* doubtful duce 30^ of the nations a Is ike I----------------------- ■•«"uui P anning - facaffton CLOSED MONDAY, JULY 5th Chocolala-Fla /orcdMilk HUNTS No. 2'2 TINS 1 tall can Carnation Milk« chilled. ra>srd with 1% <«pg xr water 6 tableur* «h.xMate or »year U »<*»»«• n rait Add »yrup « ) J ,a:t tn milk snd Ait v.fu/ojily. Serve» A, Carnation FrwH Flip ! can C Milk. dwJcd V, «up xr wate, or <h />pe«i ue 2 cup» chilled hurt ju»re c* 2 cup» rstpberry or via wherry ma »h Add imet (loganberry, grape. SODA POP and water or 1« chip*, to m ik and shake vjgofou»ly Serve« o Orang« Frost I tall can Carnation Milt chilled 114 cum ut water IVv ttblespiN*ns sugar m cups chilled oonge juice 2 teaspoons grated orange ria J ¥j cup chopped >ce Put milk, water, and sugar ml» with chipped ice. 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