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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1941)
Hage 6 TIM ES, W ILLAMINA, OREGON EXCESS WHEAT STORED MAY BE RELEASED BY WATCHING PLANTING CRAND RONDE (By M. Petersen) W heat growers are reminded by ( Romans lived in luxury by W. C. Leth, secretary of the county the spoils of war. Stalin will watch AAA committee, of provisions where there will be no spoils fo r H itler by those farm er» who have stored even if H jt,fcr gains what he ¡g ,ook. excess 1941 wheat under marketing ' q u o tas may seed below th e ir 1942 ing for. O ur west coast needs wider acreage allotm ents and obtain .re- j antJ more roads fo r defense. We need lease of the stored w heat for market- j interm ediate roads, cross roads from ing w ithout paym ent of penalty. ¡one highway to the other. We need Mr. Leth pointed out that the i one from Boyer to Midway; one farm er who stores excess wheat may from Boyer to Do,ph These can tak e o u t of sto rag e an d m a rk e t with- built on a two per cent grade. out penalty excess wheat equal tc ,, the am ount by which he reduces hi: r Sunday aftern o o n visit by Mrs. following y ear’s seedings below hit aYld LaChance. Mrs. Bertha Bates allotm ent, measured in terms of hi: and ,son; V ? AIlsses G«>rg>ana and no.m al yield of his allotted acreage Akn" ‘e LaChance, Petersen grand- ,vk , children, to Mr. and Mrs. M. P eterser W here seedings a re below the al- , t surely was 8 su rp ,.,se yisit p eop,t lotm ent, the county com mittee wil' visiting each other often puts new release a corresponding am ount x. o tile i:*-„ in all. _n W onderful _. . how we cai 1..41 excess wheat as soon as the teath ea th oth maki wort? see ling lo r the year is complete, livi teaching each other knowled and the wheat seedings measured. of economy and th rift “ This m eans,” the secretary said The hundreds of thousands of that in cases of fall-seeded wheat dead, wounded> taken prisoners, sol a farm er may convert his excesi dierg in thls wa,. tod Addj . wheat to free w heat late this fall up how ¡g ,e ft ’ to f i h * j However, in cases where spring seed- , —________________ __ _______B______ ing is possible, the county committe- wil! retain the bond or other secu r ity posted by the producer until i‘ . is determ ined th a t no more w hea' 1 will be seeded.” Mr. Leth gave as an example i j farm er with excess w heat who ha ^„u i nut a 1942 Kill-acre w heat allotm ent j and a 20-bushel-per-acre norm a’ j * // A yield. If he reduces his seedings tc 8(1 acres, he will be entitled to re Welcome lease 4(1(1 bushels of excess w hea’ ■ from storage (norm al yield from J GIFT 20 acres). A LETTER THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1941 m ust cost millions to feed 600,000 possible. W hat a pleasant surprise j fo r the w inter. Southard and Kelly prisoners. to Mr. and Mrs. P etersen was a visit will o perate an alder mill near Dolph Sam Smith, w-ho lives a t W illa to them of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith L. P. Miller of Castle Rock farm has mina, left with P etersen a correct and son, Jim mie, who is 21 years old some fine ald er tim ber he w ants tc history of the Wilson riv er toll road going to Camp Lewis Sunday. j sell. Wm. Hodge of Hebo is in the Mr. and Mrs. Toby R. Smith m arket fo r alder tim ber. O ur son which will be published later. Mrs. Flora G ruber is very much suffering | of Portland, whose son is serving Julius of Portland called on us Mon with rheum atism . She is staying with at Florida. Toby Sm ith asked about day and Tuesday last week. He her sister n ear McMinnville. Mrs. | o ar son, Leo. The W alter Smith brought home a rem edy fo r rh eu m a Sam Speaks of P ortland, d au ghter of fam ily are friends of the days w her tism : two plates to w ear inside the Mrs. Alice Adkins of Aloha, was Wilson toll road was open. Mrs shoes, one copper and one zink, tc the first w hite girl born on th W alter Smith lives at A loha; she is w ear constantly. One is positive and upper Wilson river. Mrs. Adkins past 70 years. one is negative; creates electricity then wife of W alter J. Smith, with G. C. Gibbs of M yrtle Point w ant 1 through the body of a person. He her husband and two oldest children a stock ranch. Mrs. L. A. K ilger of claims a little coal oil on a piece settled on u pper Wilson riv er five Salem has pure blood milk goats of cotton placed on your corns wil! years before Ruingarn completed she w ants to sell, from $6 to $ i r eradicate them. his toll road. a head. They are all Shaldons stocl A lvina LaChance came home from Can the women of our world stop some m ature does, and full blood the U.S. hospital a t Tacoma. She is mankind killing th eir m ates. I t looks buck kid. O laf Johnson of Hebo not able to do any housework sc who works fo r M urphy brothers tim she has her two daughters, G eor ber, has a valuable land fo r a dairy giana and Annie, to help her. Hei ranch of 2000 acres. Saturday morn son, H arvey, has moved to P ortland ing Mrs. Petersen had a paralytic w ith his fam ily to work. The m a tt fain tin g spell. Took several hours tc ress m akers are hard a t work at bring her back. H. P attee of Sil G rand Ronde. Wm. K rause has his verton called Sunday with a party w heat in shocks. In 1900 it rained named Leach of Silverton to look all d u rin g A ugust. N ot a bushel of over a stock ranch. w heat was saved. I t sprouted in the George Sanders, a co n tract p ain t shocks all around F orest G.rove Get that Suit, Goat or Dress er of Portland and an apprentice of G aston and Cornelius. It ju st mad< cleaned for the oeeasion. mine in the earlier ’90s in the paint pour hog feed. We picked hops a( ing line. I never fo rg et I ta u g h t him Claus M iller’s hop yard a t G astor th a t year. the first principles. Of ff FALL LIKE o f M. N. Pond w ants to ren t a house Patronize our A d v ertize« V A C A T IO N SLIT SAMPLES HOME are here! Go// and look them over. Suits will advance in price later in the fall. CRAFTSMAN to the Mr. and Mrs. Bill and son. Kimsey, of Sunday dinner guests and sister-in-law , Mr. Surgeon. Former Resident Surgeon, Sr., Hillcrest were of his brothel and Mrs. Art VALLEY CLEANERS Home O wned & Operated I N T H I S NEWSPAPER A T P R IC E S TH A T CAN T BE B E A T ! ! ! Sheridan. 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