THE WILLAMINA TIMES
THURSDAY. AUGUST 21. 1947
Electric Bath Towel?
WILLLAMINA. OREGON
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Farmers Must Obtain Permission To
Cut Timber After January 1,
F a r m e r s w ho c u t tim b er for iiim -
m e rc iai
purpose«
194H, m u s t g et a
a f te r
Ja n u ary
c u ttin g
1,
p erm it.
C o u n ty A g en t W. C. b e tb sa id , fol
low ing his r e tu rn
from a rec en t
m e etin g w ith o th e r co unty a g e n ts In
w e ste rn O reg o n an d w ith o ffic ers of
th e s ta te fo re stry d ep a rtm en t. T h e
m e etin g c o n sid ered the new r e q u ir e
m e n ts o f th e O regon F o re st C o n ser
v atio n A ct, as chan g ed by th e 1947
le g is la tu re .
T h e s tr ic te r ru le applies to farm -
m s us w ell aH lo g g ers an d covers all
c u ttin g o f tim b e r
for co m m ercial
p u rp o se, th a t Is fo r use off th e farm ,
u ic h as logs, p u lp wood, poles, fuel
w ood, a n d also C h ristm as tre e s an d
ca s c a r s b a rk .
T h e p u rp o se of th e act, as e x p la in
ed a t th e m e e tin g , is to in su re th a t
each p erso n c u ttin g tim b er leav es a
ree d so u rc e for restocking. T w o seed
' tre e s m u st be left per ac re, o r five
p er ce n t of th e tim b e r left u n c u t In
blocks.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Bunn motored
to Florence on a week end trip.
1948
Mr. an d M rs. F ra n k S m eiser, M rs.
M. E d m isto n an d M rs, M. A. N icol
If a f a rm e r w ishes to c u t h is tim of S an Diego, C al., w h o h a s been
ber an d p u t h is lan d In p a s tu re o r v isitin g frie n d s in W illa m in a , v isite d
c u ltiv a tio n , he is given a p e rm it to a t th e hom e o f Mr. an d Mrs. W. H .
c le a r th e lan d as h e w ishes. H ow ever, S m e ise r of M olalla S u n d a y a f te rn o o n .
W. E . S m e ise r r e tu r n e d ho m e w ith
s ta te c o n se rv a tio n o ffic ers a re re
q u lre d to r e tu r n in five y ears to In th e m . He h a d been v isitin g a few
sp ect th e lan d to m a k e su re th a t it d a y s in M olalla.
Is being u sed fo r g ra z in g o r h a s been
sow ed to cro p s, an d th a t d evelopm ent
wac n ot given as an excu se fo r s tr ip
ping p e rm a n e n t fo re st lands.
C ounty a g e n ts an d s ta te fo re ste rs
b eliev e th e f a rm e rs w ould be w ise to
h av e a w ritte n c o n tra c t w ith th e lo g
g e r th a t sh o u ld re q u ire th a t th e o p e r
a to r com p ly w ith slash b u rn in g r e
q u ire m e n ts an d w ith th e c o n s e rv a
AT THE
tion law re q u ire m e n ts. T h is Is to p ro
te c t th e f a rm e r, since p ay m en t of
CO-OP MARKET
co sts w ould h av e to be a ssu m ed by
th e f a r m e r if a v iolation of fo re s t
law s o ccu rs.
P e rm its to h a rv e s t tim b e r ca n be
F IS H F O R
o b ta in e d from s ta te fire w ard en o f
ficers. T h e co u n ty a g e n t can a d v ise
f a rm e rs w h ere to o b ta in p e rm its.
C A N N IN G
SILVERSIDE
and
ST. LOUIS, MO.—Paula McCance, 21-year-old model, drying her
swim suit with a new type haulers vacuum cleaner which sucks up
water and other liquids as well as dry dirt.
Inventor of the device, H. J. McAllister of Wheaton, 111., says:
“Now the housewife can launder her upholstered furniture ana rugs,
and dry them in half an hour."
Leth Approves Fall Use
of Nitrogen Fertilizer
A n u m b e r of f a r m e r s have m ade
in q u iry la tely re la tiv e Io fall uppli
B ecau se of th e v a rie ty o f n itro g e n
fe rtiliz e rs a v u lla h lr to g ro w e rs, the
c o u n ty a g e n t's o ffice w ill be g la d to
a d v ise In c o n n e ctio n w ith th e best
U ies of th e v ario u s fo rm s, in d ic ates
Mr l.e th .
r a tio n s o f n itro g e n fe rtiliz e rs.
N itro g en ty p e s of f e rtiliz e rs can
Miss F ra n c o s M ahan of S h e rid a n
b» ap p lied an y tim e fro m now on.
s ta te s W. ( ’. L eth . I’olk co u n ty agent. wai a lu n c h eo n g u est a t th e I). W.
Fox hom e M onday.
L i f u e l, fa rm e rs r a n upply n itro g e n
to g ra ss p la n tin g s Im m ed iately .
T h e re h as been a q u e s tio n for a t
Mr. an d Mrs. A. IL S p en ce r v isited
tim e ns to th e a m o u n t of n itro g e n h e re from th e ir h o m e n e a r C o rv allis
l < ' d i e d o u t by w in te r ra in s If a p T u esd a y .
p lied in th e fall. E x p e rie n c e of g ro w
e r ! an d o th e rs, la*th In d ica tes, has
Mr. an d Mrs. H. M. E n g la n d fro m
been th a t fall a p p lic a tio n s h av e lie n G reeley . Colo, a rc v isitin g th e ir son
so su c ce ssfu l th a t th e re is little lik e a n d d a u g h te r, Mr. a n d Mrs. L. F.
lihood of le a c h in g loss, a t least to Dundas.
any d e g re e to be co n c ern ed about It
sh o u ld lie kept In m ind how ever, th a t
R ieliard A yers w ho Is em p lo y ed by
fall a p p lla lto n s sh o u ld be m ade of O ncnr A y ars (n o re la tio n ) a t th e W il
n in m o n la ty p es of n itro g e n , e sp ec ial la m in a M e rc an tile s to r e w as a P o r t
ly ns th e re is less leech in g from th e se la n d v isito r T u esd a y .
ty p e s th a n front th e n itr a te types of
n itro g e n fe rtiliz e rs.
Mr. an d M rs. W e n d all R o g ers an d
G ra ss p la n tin g s m ay receiv e from c h ild re n N lta an d K a th le e n of P o r t
20 to 40 p o u n d s of H ctual rltr o g e n lan d w ere w eek e n d g u e s ts o f Mrs.
pet a c re as a fnll ap p lica tio n , d e p e n R o g e rs p a r e n ts Mr. a n d M rs. H a rry
ding h o m e w h a t on soil condition* and S hipley.
f e rtility a v a ila b le . W h e at o r o th e r
fall g ra in s m ay a lso rec eiv e a fall
Mr. an d Mrs. E ld o n T ato m an d
a p p lic a tio n of n itro g e n to ta llin g 20 < h lld re n B e tty , Ix?onard an d L a rry
p o u n d s o r m o re oi a c tu a l n itro g e n d ro v e to th e co a st S u n d ay .
T h ey
per a c re , ad v ises L eth .
trie d o u t th e ir o u tb o a rd m o to r b o at
F a rm e rs a re ad v ised to o rd e r n it- ! on th e little N estu cca riv e r.
re g e n fe r tiliz e r tills fall, even fo r
sp rin g use, In o rd e r to he m ore c e r
V isitin g a t th e h o m es o f Mr. an d
ta in of h av in g It. M any g ro w e rs a l Mrs. F ra n k S m eiser a n d W. E. S m e i
re a d y h av e th e ir next se a so n 's n itro s e r M onday to W e d n esd ay w ere Mr.
gen f e r tiliz e r on h a n d . T h e pro sp ects an d Mrs. J a c k M iller o f U nderw ood.
a r e fo r a c o n tin u e d s h o r ta g e of tills Io w a. Miss C a rro l M yers of P o rtla n d
type of fe rtiliz e r, h en c e g ro w e rs th a t T u esd a y Mr. G a rry S m e ise r an d F ay
can o b ta in th e ir needed su p p lies now jo in e d th e p a rty an d th e y all e n jo y
w ill ho su re of h av in g th e m w hen ed a sig h t-se e in g tr ip do w n th e eo ast
needed.
to D epoe Bay.
You Will A lw ays G et D e p e n d a b le P roducts
a n d C o u rteo u s S erv ice a t th e
CHINCOK
at 3 5 c ft
Cleaned with heads on
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