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T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 21, 1933
T H E S A N D Y FOOT
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What’s New?
. . . that the J. I . Case Co. has appointed us as their
pendable tractors, implements and farm machines.
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. . . that Case tractors (" S ,” " D ,” and " L A ” Series)
now iome with a brand-new Hydraulic Control system. It s
F A S T — or slow as you like. Come in and try your hand at
it— see how swift and smooth it is, how accurate in adjust
ing all implements at just the depth you want.
to see how we are equipped
to give you good service on genuine Case factory parts . . .
plus guaranteed shop work. Come in and look us over. A nd
be sure to notice the new machines on display.
SATURDAY
MAY
23rd
OPEN
HOUSE
7 «F
BRING THE KIDDIES
F R E E
PICTURE SHOWS
•
DOUGHNUTS
•
ICE CREAM
ABOUT THE FARM
Notes by the Wayside—
How Dairymen Kate; Raspberry Named
After Canby; Spray Tansy Ragwort
COFFEE
• POP
FA U B IO N & S O N S
Just East of Clackamas County Line on Loop Iliway
NOW OPEN
like
the
this
this
low
East
Accurate
Honest
A R T ’S
CLASSIFIED ADS
PAY
If you Do it
instead of
like
C e rtific a tio n should be applied
fo r th ro u g h the C o u n ty A g e n ts’
O ffic e by June 1 fo r the fo llo w
in g crops: A lta fescue, creeping
red fescue, M e rio n bluegrass,
T u a la tin oatgrass, pe re n n ia l ry e
grass and tim o th y .
T he c e rtific a tio n p ro g ra m fo r
Kenland red clo ve r includes a
S/tJVPY POST
Sandy Self-Service
Laundry
You’ll feel
Clive W. Cook
Certification
in one county. A verage b u tte r
the state was 59
H o w do Clackam as C ounty cents.
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d a iry m e n stack up w ith others
M ilto n
R ider, H og H o llo w ,
around th e state? A fte r lo o kin g is president o f the C lackam as
over a s u m m a ry o f Oregon C o u n ty D a iry H e rd Im p ro ve m e n t
D a irv Tm nrnvpnw nt Association A «m oiatinn Vtornon J-Tonlpr Pan-
seedling in sp ectio n ap p lied foi
re p o rts we w ould conclude th a t by, is secretary. O u r three test
P h o n e S a n d y 3261
before
or
im m e d ia te ly
a fte r
th e y are doing c o m p a ra tive ly ers L. C. Berney, R ich a rd Gale
seeding and a blossom tim e in Corner Main & Estacada Hy.
w e ll. F o r instance th e cows u n and James H o w a rd 9 m onths and
der test in th is county averaged W . J. A lle n 3 m onths. D ire cto rs spection applied fo r by J u ly 1
each ye a r seed is produced.
8305 pounds o f m ilk and 409 in clude R o g n ar Anderson, C o l
A p p lic a tio n s fo r c e rtific a tio n ■
pounds o f b u tte rfa t. The state to n ; H a rry Lane, F ro g Pond;
and o ffic ia l standards fo r O regon '
average is 8377 pounds o f m ilk and
Ed
R idder,
W ilso n ville .
c e rtifie d seeds can be obtained j F
and 387.4 pounds o f b u tte rfa t. T esters v is it each association
th ro u g h
the C o u n ty
A g e n ts’
O n ly tw o o th e r counties h a d ' m em ebr m o n th ly . A t th a t tim e
cows w ith h ig h e r b u tte rfa t a v e -lth e y w eigh the m ilk produced by O ffice.
Tansy R a g w o rt
rages, Josephine and L in n . Low - each cow —2 m ilk in g s — w eigh
T a n sy
ra g w o rt,
th e
weed
e r th a n average to ta l m ilk p ro the feed and com plete pro d u ctio n w h ich is deadly poisonous to I
d u ctio n co u ld be a ttrib u te d to costs. H e rd ow ners are provided
m uch o f o u r livestock, should
the h ig h percentage o f Jersey w ith com plete p ro d u ctio n records
be sprayed now i f i t hasn't
and G uernsey cows fou n d in th is i and feed costs a t the end o f the
already been sprayed. I t is eas
county. These breeds produce year. T esters liv e in
tr a ile r ie r destroyed w ith 2,4-D w h ile in
m ilk w ith h ig h b u tte rfa t content houses w h ich p ro vid e sleeping
the rosette stage. T he ester
b u t n o t so m uch to ta l m ilk as q u a rte rs and o ffic e space.
typ e 2,4-D has g ive n good con
some o f the breeds o f la rg e r
By Leon Garoian, Jr.
tro l. S p ra y in g should be done
cattle.
An oxganization famout for low-cotl
on a ca lm day to avoid sp ra y
C
lackam
as
C
o
u
n
ty
and
m
ore
automobil« m turanc« b ecau t« it aunt
Roughage Cost Down
sp e c ific a lly the to w n o f Canby d r ift. Use at least 3 pounds acid
Io intur« only " l « t t cottly" careful
T he average cost o f roughage has been given re co g n itio n by per acre.
drivers. Call m« for mor« inform ation. . .
per cow in C lackam as co u n ty the U nited States D e p a rtm e n t
T ansy ra g w o rt is one o f the
fo r la st y e a r was $107. Cost o f o f
Crosby Naylor
A g ric u ltu re
and
O regon weeds w h ic h m ust be co n tro lle d
roughage was s lig h tly lo w e r in S tate College re ce n tly by the since the co u n ty is a weed con
M a lh e u r C o u n ty w ith an average in tro d u c tio n o f th e Canby v a ri tr o l d is tric t fo r i t along w ith
226 N. Roberts
Phone 787
o f $89.26, U m a tilla w ith $99.35 e ty o f red ra sp b e rry. The Canby Gorse.
and Lane w ith
$105.64. B u t v a rie ty has been tested in th is
Gresham
C lackam as C ounty had a lo w e r c o u n ty fo r e ig h t o r nine years
roughage cost than the o th e r as Oregon selection 549.
seven counties re p o rtin g . F o u r
I t is the re s u lt o f a cross made
counties fa ile d to show roughage in 1933 by George W aldo, U.S.
costs.
D .A . p la n t breeder and h o r ti
C lackam as C o u n ty d a irym e n c u ltu ris t stationed at C o rva llis.
fed m ore g ra in than the state In 1937 it was selected by W a l
average of$107.01. O u r cow av- do as a seedling h a vin g o u t
average o f $107.01. O u r cow av- sta n d in g
c h a ra cte ristics
and
w h ich s im p ly means th a t we tests w ere established to d e te r
feed a lit tle b e tte r than some.
m ine its value fo r an a ll around
In average re tu rn fo r 1 d o ll-” ' b e rry.
expended fo r feed Clackam as
Long Testing
C ounty ag a in rates hig h . O ur
T he C anby was fir s t tested
re tu rn fo r 1 d o lla r's w o rth w p «
in th is co u n ty in the Canby-
$2.35. W e w ere exceeded by
A u ro ra area in the e a rly 1940’s.
M a lh e u r w ith $2.81, U m a tilla
O u r records fo r the period fa il to
w ith $2.54 and Lane w ith $2.47.
g ive the name o f the g ro w e r
Butterfat to st
w ho firs t tested th is selection.
O u r b u tte rfa t average cost
In 1945 the Canby was included
was 46 cents: a pound, second
w ith a g ro u p o f p ro m isin g seed
lowest in the state. M a lh e u r
lin g s planted on the H a ro ld
C ounty d a irym e n had the lowest
Bushue fa rm near B oring. Since
cost—40 cents. B u tte rfa t costs
th a t tim e it has been tested on
va rie d fro m M a lh e u r's lo w of
a
large
num ber
of
fa rm s
40 cents to a cost o f 80 cents
th ro u g h o u t the county.
In 1948 H a ro ld Johnson, C o l
to n ; T ony Laccinole, C lackam as;
Ed D ay .West L in n ; and C. W.
Paterson,
C a rve r;
established
sm a ll p la n tin g s o f the v a rie ty
to d e term ine so il requirem ents.
I t was found th a t the selection
re q u ire d a deep, loose, open te x
tu re d soil w h ich is w e ll drained.
I t fa ile d to su rv iv e p la n tin g s
made on lo w -lyin g soils.
By J. J. Inskeep County Agent fa t cost fo r
dealer to sell and service Case machinery in this community.
The name C A S E has always meant the finest and most de
Y ou’re In v ite d
ington. T he f r u it has an a ttra ct- ]
ive red co lo r and excellent keep
in g q u a litie s as a fre sh m a rke t
b erry, w h ic h are s u p e rio r than
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present va rie tie s being grow n.
T he b e rry size is about the equal
WALIAD INSBRANCE AGENCY
of WUlamette. In addition, th» ___________
Sandy - Call 2861
fr u itin g h a b its are b e tte r than M ain S treet
o th e r va rie tie s.
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39 "serv ice
wav!
cost
drudge-free
9 LBS. WASH - 3SC
9 LBS. WASHED & DRIED - 65C
Soap Furnished Free
First
Plantings
F irs t la rg e scale p la n tin g s to
com pare yields o f Canby w ith
W ashington and W illa m e tte va
rie tie s were established in 1950.
T hree row s o f Canby fo llo w e d
by three row s o f e ith e r o f the
o ther varieties w ere planted in
s trip s th ro u g h the new p la n tin g s
in order to com pare yields.
These tests showed th a t yields
| o f Canby w ere as good and in
most cases, s lig h tly b e tte r than
the o th e r varieties. These tests
w ere made by R udy P a vli vac,
Oregon C ity ; H erm an Wa.do,
Oregon C ity ; Fred M o lt, C la ck
am as; John Thom as, Beaver
creek; Ross Clapp, Sandy; T o n v
M antia, P o rtla n d ; C. M . 'M o ffitt ,
A u ro ra ; S. Nagae, Deep C reek;
M. F u jim o to and T . C. Hend
ricks. Damascus.
Pickers Prefer
In addition, g ro w e rs found
pickers
p re fe rre d
to
harvest
549 than W illa m e tte o r Wash-1
¿e. a.
1 I iiìmitu . i :
BRAND
KENTUCKY
M M M
You'll show good manners by
sharing your party line and
keeping calls reasonably brief.
You’ll show good sense by
spacing calls out and replacing
the receiver carefully after
each call.
Every good party line neigh
bor surely agrees that follow
in g th is type of frie n d ly
cooperation adds up to better
service for everyone.
S T R A IG H T
BOURBON
W H IS K E Y
Located on main street across
from Meinig’s in Building formerly
occupied by Mt. Hood Gleaners
S&H
Green
Stamps
Given
Ray Boone
Owner
And
Manager
Also Another
Bendix Self-
service Laundry
at 12 Mi. Corner
O regon’.» Inree.it - selling
ttraiuht bourbon!
T H U WHISKEY IS
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AGED
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