i l m i d a y , Marcii 12, l'i.'Uì
Freeze H u rts
W aln u t T rees
H IL L S B O R O
Succum bs
It EOA RDI.ESS
Y et
of w liat federal
d efu n ct AAA, A m erican agrleul-
tu rn can n o t afford longer to lg-
nora a broad soil conservation
program , farm leaders. Roll ex
perts, and law m akers, m eeting in
W aslilngton. agreed.
Lack of soil eonservatlon, they
found. Is proving to lie tint m ost
(■xpenslvo production control pro
g ram olio m ight conceive—arid
w ithout a cent ot com pensation to
th e farm er.
T h e rer« n t special survey of th e
N atio n al R esources Hoard gives
s u b s ta n tia tin g figures.
A pproxim ately 11)0,800,000 acres
of fo rm erly cu ltiv ated lunil have
been ] Irtunlly destroyed In th e
U nited S lates by m an-induced ero
sion. T his Is tlio equ iv alen t o t
625,000 farm s of 160 acres each,
or an a re a n early equal to th e
com bined ex ten t of Ohio, Illinois,
M aryland, and N o rth C arolina.
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ATO RflO VER. of th o 350.000,000
J *■ ae.-es now u n d er cu ltiv atio n ,
about 125,000,000 have lost all or
m ost of th e ir p roductive su rface
soil by sh eet w ashing.
A h u n d red m illion acres In Ad
d itio n a re u n dergoing serious ero
sion and tho b etter soils of th e
co u n try a re being reduced a t tho
ra lo of n o t leas th an 100,000 acres
an n u ally .
F a s te r th a n any o th e r people In
tho w orld. A m ericans have been
d ep letin g th e ir a g ric u ltu ra l lands.
W ith reck less p ro d ig ality th ey
liavo assum ed th e m w as plenty of
good land to he had In any event.
B u t today, regional surveys have
show n, th e re Is none too m uch
good farm land.
“A t tills m om ent,” w rites II. II.
B en n ett, head of th e U. S. Erosion
Service, "te n s of th o u san d s of
fa rm e rs a re try in g to eke out a
liv in g on erosion-exposed subsoil
w h ere th ey liavo no real chance
to m ake a sa tisfacto ry living,
w h eth er prices aro up o r down
"T h ere a re large a re a s in som e
of th o o ld er sections of th e coun
tr y In w hich m ore th a n three-
fo u rth s o t th o land has been de
stroyed. A m erican farm in g can
n o t afford th a t.”
FO REST G ROVE Jo sep h L a n k - '
ton C arter, one of th e earliest n a
tives of the O regon C o u n try , died
M arch 4 at th e M asonic an d E ast
ern S ta r home. He w m 01 His
( ( 'on 11 n urd frrtm p a r» I I
birt’h plaee w as th e m ission fo u n d
read y to begin w ork at once and ed by Jaso n Lee on th e W illam ette
have alread y been m ak in g p re riv e r n ear Salem He w as born
lim inary plan for tlx* u n d e rta k Ja n u a ry 22. 1845. to Mr and Mrs
ing w ith m en in th e field here.
D avid C arter His fath er cam e to
Th<* city now is m ak in g a rra n g e th e O regon C o u n try in 1840 w ith
m ent. to com plete purcha.se of 1 17 Lee's party.
acres of ground to the east of th e
Jo sep h C a rte r w as g rad u ated in
p rt sm t city p ro p erty at th e end th e class of 1868 from O regon in
of F irst av en u e w here th e d is titu le. w inch later becam e W illam
posal plant w ill he installed P u r ette u n iv ersity .
chase includes rem oval of i b arn
Mr C a rte r m oved to L i G ran d e
ow ned by P ete C o rrie rri and re t o
becom e s u p e r i n t e n d e n t o f i
con stru ctio n of th e b u ild in g on schools. He serv ed an actin g presi- i
an o th e r p a rt of the C o rn e r! p ro p d ent of B lue M ountain u n iv ersity ,
IV E y ears ngo th e U. fi. De
erty
and as Union co u n ty su p erin ten d -1
p a rtm e n t of A g ricu ltu re real-
P lans call for re ta in in g th e old en t of schools He engaged in th e
dis|H>sal plant, or septic tank, ami d ru g and book business in La
th e co n stru ctio n of the new plant G ran d e and Island C ity six years.
fa rth e r from th e highw ay. If fu Ill 1805 he was ap p o in ted s u p e rin
tu re need dem ands, th e old tan k ten d en t of th e sta te school for th e
can h<* used for p re lim in a ry tr e a t blind at Salem . A fter six y e a rs he
m ent. McGee said
resigned to grow fru it at Hood
C on stru ctio n of both th e sew er R iver In 1010 he sold out and
(B y Mimi Dorothy C<»nke)
lim
and th e p lant a re ex pected m oved to P o rtlan d .
C O R N EL IU S
C o rn eliu s v o lu n
to begin at about th e sam e tim e.
On D ecem ber 21. 1880. he m a r
K ern & K ibbe crew s b ein g first ried M arg aret E R ector of Salem . te e r fire d e p a rtm e n t w ill sponsor
em ployed at th e plant site to move S h e died in 1022. T h ere a re tw o th e ir a n n u a l St. P a tric k 's ball at
present sew er pipes an d replace soils a n d a d a u g h te r su rv iv in g , tlie B u ck ey e d an ce p avilion T u es
them in p ro p e r position to re- Miles C. of Hood R iver an d E d day evening. Music by Dan S m ith
ci ive w aste from the new plant
w ard am i Mrs. P earl T racy of an d his C o u n try clu b o rch estra.
In connection w ith th e p ro p erty G lendale, Cal.
Mrs. Brock President
now ow ned for the disposal site
B oard of th e C o rn eliu s public
F u n e ra l services w ere held . F r i
and th e new p ro p erty to be p u r- day at th e M asonic hom e w ith in lib ra ry m et at th e lib ra ry M onday
( h i <1. the governm en t in W ash te rm e n t in th e M usonie plot of evening. M rs A L. B rock w as r e
ington is d em an d in g title in s u r th e F orest G ro v e cem etery .
elected p resid en t; M rs D. J. B a r
ance.
rett. v ice-p resid en t; Mrs. G eorge
At a council m eeting T h u rsd ay
Feldm an, secretary , an d Mrs. V. 11
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F rench, tre a s u re r All officers w ere
th e date for h earin g on p etitions
W a s h in g to n
A p p o i n t m e n t re-elected. Mrs. W R. Cooke, n e w
Ki n n eth L in k la te r received w ord ly ap p o in ted m em ber, w as present.
late W ednesday th at he had been
S u n d ay ev en in g th e E v angelistic
ap p o in ted a special in v estig ato r for m eetings, h av in g been held at th e
th e W orks P ro g ress A d m in istratio n M. E. ch u rch for th e past tw o
in W ashington. D. C He w ill leav e w eeks w ere concluded. T h e G ideon
for th e east tonight.
team s from P o rtlan d have been in
charge.
Junior Aid M eets Friday
L u th e ra n L adies’ A id m et F rid ay
A rth u r V andehey. son of W. J.
V indeney. left S atu rd ay for S eattle, aftern o o n . Ju n io r Aid of the L u th
Wash . w here he Is ta k in g a d iesel eran ch u rch w ill m eet w ith Mrs.
H enry Jaco b sm u h len F riday.
eou rse
C yril, Bernice, C h arles and E rm a
Teachers Honored
V u y lstek e a re ill w ith m easles.
Miss D orothy Cooke, teac h er of
F ollow ing th e recent heavy rains, th e b eg in n ers' class of th e M. E
C y ril V u y lstek e an d V incent Sus- S u n d ay school, w as p leasan tly s u r
b au er each found a n u m b er of prised w ith a h an d k e rc h ie f show er
Indian arro w h ead s in th e ir resp ec by h er class d u rin g th e S unday
tiv e fields.
school h o u r S unday. T h e h a n d k e r
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Mr. and Mrs. E. Meeuw.sen a re chiefs w ere h u n g on a rib b o n line
Ore gon M u tua p o li c y B o ld - I | , le p aren ts of a b aby boy.
in th e class room . Mrs. G eorge
C I'S save
on premium
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Wilcox, hom e d e p a rtm e n t s u p e r
eosl s. Th •re ■tre several ren-
in te n d e n t of th e M E. S unday
school, w as given a post card sh o w
s o b s for this.
Mr. an d Mrs. C obb of P o rtlan d e r by m em b ers of th e hom e d e
spent th e w eek -en d at th e C lau d e p artm en t F rid ay . S h e w as also g iv
1. Only better c lass,
L y d i home.
en a p ictu re as a gift.
improved property is
Mrs. C lau d e Lyda accom panied
F ern Hill L adies' clu b m et T h u rs
Mr. and Mrs. Earl W aldron T u e s day w ith Mrs. W illiam M ann. L it
insured — no had risks
day on a tr ip to B on n ev ille dam . tle P riscilla M ann observed her
— therefore, fire losses
Mr. and Mrs. V ern I’rick ett, fifth b irth d a y on th e sam e day.
are comparatively low.
V eryl, S h irley Jean , Mr. an d Mrs.
T ownsenilites Plan Met
J. F. K en n ed y an d C on n ie Lou
2. Being mutual, t h e
A dvisory
com m ittee o f
th e
w ere S unday d in n e r p arty guests
T ow nsend clu b m e t W ednesday
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lewis.
company operates at
ev en in g a t th e C h erie Nook c o n
cost. All profits are re
fectionery. A p ublic m eetin g w ill
Mixed Id en tity
tu r n e d to m e m b e rs
T he P au l G rah am m en tio n ed in be h eld on M arch 29 a t th e M. E.
co nnection w ith th e th eft of a keg ch u rch w ith a sp eak er.
( policyholders) either
A large n u m b er of people a t
of b eer from a G aston re sta u ra n t.
as lower rates or as di
Is a resid en t of th e G aston v icin ity ten d ed th e XYZ p ro g ram at the
vidends.
and not th e P aul G rah am of H ills F orest G ro v e u n io n high F rid ay
boro, according to th e H illsboro evening. Those from C o rn eliu s ta k
y o u n g m an w ho has been e m b a r ing p a rt w ere M isses G u in ev ere
rassed by th e sim ilarity of nam es, B rook and J e a n O sb o rn e and L e
land Jaco b sm u h len . E v erett H er
he says.
m ans and R obert O sborne.
Mr. and Mrs. L loyd S haw and
N eighborhood n ew s from 30 A r
f v /h )
f0 R rl & MOTECTION
gus co rresp o n d en ts i n d i f f e r e n t son J o h n A llan of N ew port sp en t
sections of W ashington co u n ty a p the w eek -en d at th e ir hom e here.
V l C j
TELEPHONE 1732
A n u m b er of th e local N eighbors
p e a r In th e A rg u s each w e e k ,
J 116 SOUTH THIRD - RES 2092
i.e a rn w h at y o u r frien d s a re d o of W oodcraft m em bers atten d ed the
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HILLSBORO, OREGON
in g fo r less th a n th re e cen ts a fu n eral services in a body of Mrs.
w eek.
tl D ersham at H illsboro S unday.
R obert C ochrane, W ilford K alsch,
and Jo e G nos spent th e w eek-end
in M onm outh.
Mrs. A. M cPherson re tu rn e d S u n
day from an ex ten d ed v isit in Los
C o n s tru c tio n N e a r
N ew S ew er P la n t
F
G re e n v ille
SAVING
I Spendable
INSURANCE
K an sa s C ity
CHAS. L.WALKER
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D elta D ru g Store
» li
accuracy.
Rosalie B uhm an. Forest Grove.
C o n n e ll, G r o g a n
E m p l o y e d a t I r e l a n d ’s March 7.
E rn est C reek p au m . C or n e II u ■
R eid C onnell has been em ployed , ro u te 2. and In a F tshback, Salem ,
as a salesm an in the electrical de-1 M arch 6.
p artm en t at L ester Irelan d A Com j Frank L. Strahe and Stella I.
R e id
W illiam M S h eu rer, 69. bachelor,
born in K ansas J a n u a ry 7. 1867,
died M onday i n Jo n es hospital, pany and Jam es G rogan is also a
H illsboro, a fte r a b rief illness w ith new em ploye there. R eid has been
pneum onia. He had been a re s i
den t of the county for th e last 25 w ork in g out of th e B ristol H ard-
years. F u n eral arra n g e m e n ts aw ait w are for se v eral y ears as a rad io
th e arriv a l of a sis te r from O k la and re frig e ra to r service expert.
hom a C ity, O klahom a.
Marriage Licenses
Grange Meets Saturday
W illiam R ay P a rk s and B ernice
H illsboro G range m eets S atu rd ay
in all-d ay session, w ith pot luck i
luncheon at noon.
j Melville, Forest Grove. March 17.
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Divorre Suits Filed
1
M ating E dw in A. against Mary.
i
S tate C apitol N ew s L e tte r—G iv
ing th e hig h lig h ts of official a c
tiv ity a t S alem .—E v ery w eek
1 the A rgus.
We Pay You
TW O fresh cows, h eav y m ilkers.
2 - y e a r H olstein bull, y earlin g
bull, for sale —E. A lt. 6 m iles south
on L au rel road.
4p
On Your Savings
TEAM farm horses and m achinery
tor sale— 12th and M aple Sts. 4p
Y our in v estm en t w ith us is safeguarded by F irst
M ortgages on O regon homes. No b etter security a n y
w here.
TIM O THY hay for sale, oat an d ,
vetch hay. $11; oat hay. $10.—
P. J. D uyck, F orest G rove.
4-5p j
S ta rt saving today in any am ount from $5.00 up.
M em ber F ederal Home L oan B ank
W ANTED—W om an fo r housew ork ■
in co u n try .—T elephone H illsboro
26F3
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GUERNSEY cow. 4-years-old. g iv
ing about 3',i gallons; T. B. and
abo rtio n tested. P ric e reasonable.
—G ra n t Dodge, Rt. 2 H illsboro.
P h o n e 38R15 H illsboro.
4
GOOD, m odern hom e and % -acre
gro u n d w ith in H illsboro c i t y
lim its. W ell located for auto camp.
Will tra d e for good im proved farm
of 20 to 40 acres.—E. A. G riffith.
H illsboro.
4
Tho farm er who ow ns the badly eroded Held show n in cross-
section , top, w as robbed by Ills father and bis grandfather. They
haphazardly farm ed, perm itting erosion to wear away tw o-thirds
o f the productive soil. W hat Is left is tw o to ten tim es less fer
tile. W hat Is worse, the loose soil h ft becomes th e source of
severe d u st storm s. Three years ago all the land was level w ith
th e top o f th e center m ound, bottom. Sidce then, parched earth
has been blown out In clouds of every breeze anil Hie level low
ered six feet, except for the mound which is anchored by bush
roots.
Ixed th at erosion was fast becom
in g a serious problem. It began
in ten siv e soli m easuring and
w a te r loss studies, but for th e
m ost p a rt th e in te re st of the gen
eral farm ing population was not
attra c te d .
T h en.cam e th e d ev astatin g d u st
sto rm s—th e re su lt of m an’s care
less handiw ork — and a tte n tio n
w as for tlie first tim e sh arp ly fo
cused on th e necessity for soil
conservation. The wheels began
to move.
Now. w ith the crash of the AAA
and the search for a new farm
program , soil conservation m ore
th a n ever before is d riving home
its point.
It ap p ears due for
practical application a t last.
W a sh in g to n S av in g s 86 L o an A s s ’n .
J. M. PERSO N , M anager
Savings A Loan Bldg.
Hillsboro. Oregon
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NEW chicken house, 8x14, fo r sale
or tra d e for an y th in g can use.—
1079 E. B aseline.
4p
PU REB RED Jersey bull, 15 m onths,
for sale.—C. B. W eaver, 3 m iles
so u th w est Scholls, T w igg place. 4p
W ILL m an w ho sold 300 pounds
popcorn to C ecil’s Place, H ills
boro, call at once. Lost y o u r a d
dress.
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4p
DOZEN R I. R laying hens fo r
sale.—A dam Bella, O renco.
4p
CARD OF THANKS
We a re deeply g ra te fu l to our
frien d s for th e assistance and sy m
p athy offered d u rin g < h e illness
and death of our beloved husband
and fath er. F. C. F rancis, an d espe
cially for th e floral trib u te s.—Mrs.
F. C. F rancis and fam ily.
CARD OF THANKS
We w ish to express o u r a p p re
ciation of the kindness and sy m
p athy ex ten d e d us in th e loss of
our d a u g h te r and sister, an d also
fo r th e lovely flow ers.—Mr. and
MORRIS E. MEMHARDT
M orris E. M em hardt, 50. re s i Mrs. Jo h n S piering and fam ily.
A ngeles w ith h e r sons. W arren and dent of th e B eaverton v icin ity for
O fficial an d U nofficial N ew s —
D o n ild. and th e ir fam ilies.
the past six m onths, died in his All th a t is fit to p rin t in H illsboro
Mrs. D. M. C ran ce left S atu rd ay hom e th e re M onday a fte r a b rief an d t h e county — C ourt, arrests,
for a visit w ith relativ es in W hite illness. F u n eral services w ere held schools, taxes, w eddings, b i r t h s ,
W ednesday a ftern o o n from t h e d eath s s o c ie ty — E v e i-V w e e k in t h r
Salm on, Wash.
D onelscn & S ew ell fu n e ra l chapel
I w ith b u rial in th e cem etery here,
w h ere M asonic rite s w ere co n d u ct
ed bv B eaverton lodge, A. F & A.
M He is su rv iv ed by his widow,
Irm a.
day. T he section betw een S ylvan
and B arnes road w ill be com pleted
at once.
Strawberries
For fhe convenience of growers nearer Banka
than Hillsboro, we are establishing a receiving sta
tion at Banks. Berries will be received, inspected
and weighed in there.
Growers desiring to fertilize straw berries may
obtain a supply from us at a reasonable price,
also other supplies necessary for carrying through
the crop.
Anyone not having sold his berries please get in
touch with us.
B. E. M A K IN G , Inc.
Hillsboro, Oregon
In d e p e n d e n c e B eats
H ills b o ro Q u in te t
(R v I.u V e rn e Abendroth)
T he H ilhi q u in te t hoopsters of
W ashington county, jo u rn ey ed to
M cM innville T h u rsd ay to e n te r in
th e d istrict bask etb all to u rn am en t,
only to he set back by In d e p e n d
ence 31 to 21.
H illsboro's hopes w ere high at
th e b eg in n in g of th e gam e w ith
th e score at th e first q u a rte r 7-7.
H ilhi endeavored to b u ild up the
lead and by the h alf H illsboro
w as on th e long end of a 15 to 11
score. The last h alf show ed a tu rn
of tables, w ith Independence ta k
ing te e lead from th en on.
W ahner. w ith an av erag e of 12
points a gam e, w as only ab le to
hit th e b ask et th re e tim es. S el
fridge tied w ith W ahner for high
point m an. w ith B au m g artn er a
close second, receiv in g five points.
IlillNbor» (21)
W ahner. 6
Baum un rt ner.
Howell. 2
Selfridge, t>
G arfield
Grogan, 2
(31)
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M otorists m ay now d riv e from
O regon to M exico C ity w ith o u t
fe a r of u n p leasan t road conditions,
it is announced by t h e O regon
S t3 te M otor association. T he 769-
m ile stretch from L aredo, Texas,
, to M exico C ity is considered in
good condition. A ll b u t 22 m iles is
e ith e r paved or graveled.
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F IN D IT /
Independence
9. Hnrtm an
1, Dunkle
1. Carey
Newton
2. Birch
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R cedvillc G ro u p
P la n s fo r S ession
W o rk B e g u n A lo n g
N ew S ea H ig h w a y s
(Continued from pane 11
S u n set cam p, crew s w ill begin
as soon as possible. A cam p will
not be estab lish ed th ere, either.
T em pleton
said.
T ran sp o rtatio n
tru ck s, how ever, w ill be used to
c a rry th e m en.
W orkm en began on th e S ylvan
end of th e W olf C reek road Mon-
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pleasing in Rust and Green colors. Heavy-weight
Homespun covers.
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in all but cost!
“Extras” At No Extra Cost
(B v Hazel C hurrhleyl
REED V ILLE — L adies' Aid will
have th e ir m onthly d in n e r S a tu r
day at th e O linger Bros, store.
Mrs. C h ristin a K elly sp en t the
w eek w ith h e r niece. D orothy A n
derson. d a u g h te r of Mr. an d Mrs
E. A nderson of S uver, w ho h a s
been ill w ith pneum onia.
R ecdville S unday school w i l l
elect officers n ext Sunday.
F lorence H olcom b is v isitin g re l
ativ es in P o rtla n d th is w eek.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. B eck er and
H elen and Miss B roadbent of H ills
boro v isited W illam ette un iv ersity
S atu rd ay .
Davenport and Chair
Special
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C o u n ty R esid en t
25 Y e a rs Passes
HOUSE in O renco for ren t. 7-
room, p a rtly furnished, electric
w ater system , $1250—P hone 791Z
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Your family’s health, ns well
as your own health, depends
upon the care used in com
pounding your prescriptions!
That’s why this department is
tho most important in our
store. All drugs and chemicals nre of tho
highest U. S. I’, standards! Only experi
enced, qualified, licensed pharmacists aid
in the compounding. And these men employ
n double checking system that guarantees
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T o o L ate to C lassify
A n n u al Cornelius Firem en’s
B enefit D ance N ex t T uesday
25%
OREGON
£5J
In d e te rm in a te in ju ry to w aln u t
o rch ard s o v er the county th ro u g h
freezing w eath er d u rin g th e early
au tu m n !» com ing to light w ith
e x am in atio n s m a d e
p re p arato ry
to spring, it wax in d icated th is
week.
H ow ever, orchard!»!# a re urged
to use caution in atte m p tin g to cut
hack before th e trees h av e been
given a charier» to begin sp rin g
grow th, according to It
M ey
ers, L au rel w aln u t e x p e rt a n d
nursery m an .
T he o rch ard s w hich h a v e su f
fered the m ost and in w hich d a m
age now is m ost .ippar«*nt, M eyers
said, a re those o rch ard s w h ere th e
most cu ltiv atio n took place p r e T heodore B ernard», highly rej
ed resident of Vertooort for
vious to th e freeze. S a p w as still
years, ln d to rent T uesday,
ru nning stro n g ly In th ese o rchards,
M eyci . raid, a n d co n seq u en tly j page one.
m ore freezing took place
p ro testin g pin -b all m achines and
Peeling hack of tin* o u te r b ark j o th er petitio n s rep resen tin g t h <• I
on in ju re d tre e s discloses a brow n side of th e ow ners. At th a t tim e j
or dead black u n d er covering. In i license# on th e m achines e ith e r 1
som e c is e . t h e
black ex ten d s , w ill he contin u ed or th e m ach in es .
aro u n d the base of th e tre e com put out of business here.
pletely and such trees m ay not ■ To aid in p a rk am i street con- |
recover
J xtruction. tiie council last w e e k '
In o rch ard s ex am in ed by Moy- : com pleted th e p u rch ase of a d u m p
<*rs. most dam ag e seem s to have tru ck from th e C onsolidated T im - ,
been done on tin* n o rth an d east h er com pany w hich will be used
sides of the tre e and in su ch cases in tra n sp o rtatio n of co n stru ctio n
th e dead h a rk may he rem oved m aterial from th e H erg ert q u a rry i
w hen gro w th s ta rts and th e trees w hich will he in o p eratio n w ith in j
allow ed to heal d u rin g tin* su m a few days. McGee declared.
m er w ith o u t fu rth e r in ju ry . Old
a n d new o rch ard s seem to have
suffered alike, w hile re p a irin g of
dam age in old o rch ard s m ay be
h ard to accom plish.
P io n e e r S u c c u m b s
at M a so n ic H o m e
H IL L S B O R O ,
Loss of 100,000,000 Acres of Farming
Land Spurs Soil Conservation
L aurel E xp ert S ays D a m a g e
I n d e te r m in a te
A R G U S,
Thomas S. Sholes
Im p e ria l F eed &
G ra in C o .
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2nd Ave. South j
M illers of Q u ality F eeds
(V enetian ticket, W illiam Johnson,
Rt. 1, C ornelius)
137 S. Third Ave.
Hillsboro, Oregon
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