Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, March 25, 1954, Image 14

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    T H U R S D A Y , M A R C H 25, 1954
OSC Develops New
HARBOR NEWS Lime Rating Card
sold in the area. The score card ♦developed in cooperation w ith the
shows the am ount o f each brand a g ric u ltu ra l sta b iliza tio n conser­
needed to correct a c id ity to levels va tio n state com m ittee and w ill
needed fo r g ro w th of various be used as a basis fo r ASC cost­
crops. I t w ill also guide farm ers sharing paym ents fo r soil b u ild ­
in m easuring re la tiv e costs of
brands.
ing p ia c u c e s . /ill sc o re s a n ­
on the guaranteed analysis of
various lim e brands registered
w ith the Oregon state departm ent
o f a g ricu ltu re .
M r. and Mrs. Fred K ro g h c f
Moscow, Idaho and M r. and Mrs.
Jack Bateson of Lew iston, Idaho
Jackson says soil a c id ity is on»
‘*)i th e ir homes S aturday
W e ste rn # Oregon farm ers can
a fte r v is itin g fo r a few days at the now take most of the guesswork of the m a jo r factors lim itin g crop
Roy Cool home, where they be- out of using lim e to com bat acid production in w estern Oregon and
came acquainted w ith the new- sods th a t are c u ttin g crop p ro ­ th a t lim in g to ne u tra lize acids and
est membt r of the fa m ily . The d u c tio n , especially among clovers, supply the plant n u trie n t calcium
is the o n ly pra ctica l solution to
K roghs ere Mrs. Cools parents, a lfa lfa and o th e r 'legumes.
the
problem .
and M rs Bateson her sister.
A tta c k in g the common belief
N e a rly tw o -th ird s o f 850 soil
th a t “ lim e is lim e.” Oregon S ta 'e
samples fro m W illa m e tte V alley
Mrs. B e tty M cCluskey and her college soils departm ent has pro­
farm s tested d u rin g 1953 at the
two sons, B illie and Gary le ft vided county extension agents
OSC
soils la b o ra to ry were too 8 V
l
Monday lo r th e ir home in Pot t- w ith a “ score c a rd ” th a t rates the
to give good production from 5 ’ <)U lnay purchase your dog license
land aft r v is itin g fo r a lew days effectiveness of a ll com m ercial acid
le g u m e cro|)s. w hich g row b e st *
a t the home of Mrs. M cC luskey’s | lim e registered fo r sale in western
>954-
, n non acid n e u tra l soils. One-
parents, Ms. and Mrs. Roger Oregon.
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th
ird
ol
the
samples
having
high-
O liver.
I T. L. Jackson, OSC extension
!« st acid content w ould lim it p ro ­
soils specialist, says scores are
! based on p u rity and degree of duction o f o th e r m a jo r crops in
M r. and Mrs. Joe Zum pfe en­
the area.
joyed a fo u r day vis it from M r. 1 g rin d in g o f lim in g m a te ria ls w hich
Soils in the southern Oregon
Zum pte's
m other,
Mrs.
M arie va ry w id e ly among brands now area o f Jackson and Josephine
Zum pfe and his sister, Mrs. R. J.
counties, although less acid, s till
P e tric k and her children, M a r­ in, but she is recuperatin g satis­ require some lim e. Coastal soils
After April i, the license fee will
fa c to rily at this tim e.
garet and Bobby, a ll of M e rrill.
rate highest in acid ity. C ounty
To Help Farmers
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A. L. H a ll, p ro p rie to r o f H a il
Cabins above H arbor, was able
to be brought home from the
C u rry General H ospital S aturday
He is m uch better, but must take
i t easy fo r some tim e. The H a ll’s
son, E. L. H a ll of Richmond, and
th e ir daughter, Mrs. V iolet Bass-
le r of Locke, C a lifo rn ia were both
here fo r most o f last week.
N athan K lin e fe lte r was able to
n tu rn home last week a fte r being
in the P ortland and Vancouver
\ eferans H ospitals fo r a couple
of weeks fo r observation and
treatm ent o f a stom ach ailm ent.
He is feeling im proved at tht
present tim e, and gained some
w eight w h ile he was gone.
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NOTICE
TO DOG OWNERS
r
Males and Spayed Females $1.00
Females $1. 50
extension agents w ill advise fa rm ­
ers on ta k in g field soil samples
fo r analysis at the OSC soils te st­
ing la b o ra to ry as the firs t step in
plannin g lim e application.
he doubled.
O L E T A A. W A LK ER
County Clerk
The lim e-rating score card was
«9, Ht/K/Of/m//W/HUMf/
M r. and Mrs. Wade H enderer
j ai.J children le ft fo r th e ir home in
M r. and Mrs. E. E. Hanscain
E lk to n Sunday a fte r v is itin g at
J r . and th e ir three sons, le ft lo r a
tw o weeks vacation tr ip in th e ir
plane
last
Wednesday.
T h e ir
firs t scheduled stop was Long
Beach, C a lifo rn ia , but they w ill
< W r quite a b it o f Country before
Y eturning home.
M rs D. C. Jaggers and sm all
grandda ughter re tu rn e d hom e re­
cently from a tw o weeks visit in
Coos Bay w ith her father, George
Davis, and other relatives
Mrs. K ay Sandstrom was op­
erated on fo r a ruptured appendix
at the Seaside H ospital late last
Wednesday evening. According to
reports, p e rito n itis had already set
the home of Mrs. H enderer’s p a r­
ents, M r. and Mrs. H. J. W eigel
since last Wednesday.
M r. and Mrs. D ick B arton and
tw o children are now' m aking
th e ir home in Tacom a as D ick is
stationed
at F o rt Lew is near
there. He had been on a leave
home recently, and when he had
to leave, he was accompanied by
his fam ily.
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