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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1950)
Livestock Committee Meets in Eugene; Chas. Page of Coburg to Head Group Th» livestock project committee । Douglas Pioneer 4 (>f dll' laine «ouiity agi Il-Illi lirui ° — council met lust week in Eugene Claimed by Death tinti elected Chilille Pugv ol yull their CJuiiimun. The work of the past year was review ed It W iik iinnounced that the L«ne county livestock association will be held tn Eugene on January 27th. Uene McKenzie of Coburg is president of the group. At the January 27th meeting, the forenoon will be devot rd to business while in the aflerntstn, a film, "All Freeh lx Grus»..’ All livestock men are urged to at- fetal the meeting. Birth Announcements — The Sentinel - Complete Lubrication Jobs Nolt's Chevron Station Ph. 25 flth & Highway Land USC Problems Under Irrigation Studied at OSC The Mentlnel, Cottage Grove, Oregon his family hus bwn living in So reiving the highest grades in th»’ rimr«., Jan. 17, l»3O 'class. He is beginning another II 1 attic They ar«’ moving to Monta - Mildred Cochran, Reporter rey, Calif where he will >«« in weeks course soon, after which he I Phone IHILJ I navy air f< tMM<l for a jciu He has will probably be assigned to a car There* is not much ifw» Wus bi en with tlie navy air corps for rier for sen duty. Ervin Bnrdlove lo>t a valuable week, except snow, bad roads, ten years and will lx with t foi |w«w« r la,line, and no telephone | ten mon« yi.irs he sa . 11« . .11 »/ milk cow rr«:ntly. It was loo sick Complete line of Oregon Cox's Chipper Chains for servKe and it is still snowing »<» a commander aftei I. in. lies by the tun.- he di covered it anti Any Make of Saw. it looks as Hmugh the weather tins >< n ol school t Monterey It is reported that the «mall will I m « everyone's favorite topic | jfg, «piadron left foi Al i.'ka Used Mall Falling Saw in Good Condition for Saie. 1 witlmut him a few day* ago. tail M».i of Mr and Mrs. Terry Fagin for a while «• least. wlio 1» ill with pol.o is somewhat Mr and Mrs Calvin Hartnell j he is satished he has wi n < nuugh and son Bryan of Giants Puss of Alaska lor a whip at 1« a t H improved. Mrs. Clara Stamper of Weiser. were visitors at the E M Babcixk thought the highvva. , Inn in home last Monday night and pretty fair condition as he had fo1- Idaho is visiting nt the ioc Gilbert So. 99 Hwy. at Steel Bridge — Phone 038 Tu« sday Mrs Hartnell la Mrs. low« «1 a snow plow the first da. home. Mrs. Stamper and Mrs, Gilbert are sisters. Balicock’s niece. I faavmg Seattle. Emergency Phones — 37fl L or 122 L Lt. Comm. Halsey Hines, his' Larry Whaley, E F. A., of wit««, son Carey and baby daughter >U S. .Navy and attending radar QUICK RESULTS FROM B««tsy were visitors at th*« Hallie sr*h«x>l at San brancisf,o, nt WANT A.DS Cochran horn«« Friday. Hines is a 1 Saturday with his parent«, Mr. t is «mall, but results The nephew of Mrs. Cochran. He has and Mrs. Orval Whaley. He Iws often amazing thru a Sentinel Wedding Announcements and Invitations — The Sentinel. been in Alaska with his squadron ‘ completed one part of his ■ otirse want ad. Try one. a part of the ¡«st two years and in radar, he and one other boy re- Louise Ruzelle Cunningli ini, r,o.\ pioneer resident of Douglas Coun- A long range .Indy o! the hind ty. died Jan 5 nt the home ««I hi i use piobh ms on new irrigation daughter, Mrs. Mary Hill. Drain projects ha i«« n started i«y the She was burn al Drain, June 27, OSC agricultural »tutkin to help 1M7, the daughter of a pioneer in the effective planning and de- family, and married Franklin I’ vc lopmen t of new irrigation urea* Cunningham at Sunnydalv Valley •...... / The study is being conducted on in October Kill She waa n mem farms on tin- North Unit of the bei <>f th* MetlKHli .t Church liewliutch Ji ngallon Project in Surviving arc her widower; i Jefferson county with Dr C. V three daughter« and two sons; Plath. uh .ociate agricultural econo Mrs Hill, of Sunnydalr, Horace mist, as project leader. Working and Bruce, of Drain, Mr« Cath 'with him is Howatd A Osborn. erine Hunt and Mrs Faye Hoot, । graduate Hsslstunt. Tcrrebonc; a sister. Mrs Esther Only limited information is Blown, ('»mas Valley; 11 graml available at present upon which children and two stc|>-griind to base recommendations for land use and size of farm on vuriou* children. ServiivK were held at «D r u 1 n grades of land undci new irriga Christian Church Ktuiday at 1 tion projects. In Plath explains pm . with It»' Rev. William M The new study is designed to sup Byers officiating Interment was l»ly lids information and to facili tate planning of new projects and ln Putnam Cemetery with Stearns Mortuary, Oakland, in to assist farmers going onto the iroject in farm planning and charge. ' imerutibn. Tlie capital required to operate Highest Caper MUI farms under new irrigation |>ro- In Mexico the San Rnfael mill nt studied including jects will an altitude of over B.tMKi feet is auch items as cost of preparing, the hlghr»t paper mill In the world. land for use and «'iipitnl needs dur- I Ing th«« early years of farm de- ' velopment Kei-ords of selected farm on each of the various land classes have । been collected this fall and will i be analyz««d to detr rmlne the land use adjustments needl'd on vanous I quality soils Year-to-year treords from I ho«« farms will I m « gat her« d j during the next five years as a , means of ( hat ting the growth and j development of the newly Irrigat- <sl farms SILK CREEK I. E. L Power Saw Sales and Service SOUTH 99 SAW SHOP a Guaranteed to*''° Get one today! 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