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V Official Paper HillsboT^M.r g us Official Newspaper for More Than lu Years Hillsboro, (fregón, Thursday, March 13, 1911 Miss McCrae Cooks Meal for Buxton Women Section Three CUwifkd and Ndk» F aim »nd Cominuiiity New« fi Hillsboro Argus and Hillsboro Independent Consolidated in 19 Early Soil Erosion Advice Public Volume 47, No. 51 Section Three—Six Pages Farewell Parly Application of Landplasier Held Given for Proleciion for Veich, Pea Crops Charles Wiswell for the ladies pinochle club at her Wash . and her brother. William home last Wednesday Mrs Kelly, of Minneapolis, Minn . were" Klein won first and Mrs. Edwin Sunday guests at the Albert Buch Burkhalter consolation. er home. ( lub Meets March 21 Mr and Mrs Frank Miller and The Community Welfare club ri Arthur, accompanied by Mrs. Landpl,aster at the rate of approximately 1Ö0 pounds per acre, may may will meet at the school basement Miller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. well be applied immediately to most of the common and Willamette Club rooms Friday, March 21 There Coupe, were Sunday dinner party BUXTON Women BUX'LON A family reunion and vet< and Austrian |>eas in Washington county There are two reasons will be a pot-luck luncheon. All gutsts of Mr. and Mrs. E. Van farewell party were held for C why it may be particularly desirable to get landplaster on these fields members are asked to be present. Bushier of Clackamas. the ..f Mi s WIlham Klum Mr and Mrs. Earl Hinman of Wiswell, 84. at the home of hi as twin as possible. There is a considerable amount of mildew, partic Follows Sister in Death Mis-. Kathleen Mil’i.n son H D Wiswell. Sunday. Pr ■ - ularly on vetch. Entomologists have pointed out that conditions are Mr and Mrs. Earl Hinman and Eun ka. Cal . Mr and Mrs Guy ent were Mr and Mrs J W Wi pn' < ularly favorable for . really* Mr end Mrs. Guy Meyers left Meyers of Orleans. Cal., Miss Stel well. Mickey .nd Kickey. Kansas iiou- aphid infe ation on the Thursday evening for their home la Hinman and Charles Hinman of ► Olili ».nd City. Mr and Mr M» Ivin Lee and 1941 vetch and pea in California, 1 hey were called this community attended the funer- • ik ■ At two sons. Dill. V. Mr and Mrs. J here because of the illness and al of their aunt. Mrs. E J Hinman. Landpkater will not kill any «' table McMinnville Thursday Ruth and Mi Shirley Allen. Port aphids and it will not destroy the death cf their mother. Mrs. Ida land; Mr ami Mi Harvey Beaver. mild< w On some farms the mil- M .y Hinmm Their aunt, Mrs. E. Mrs B. ue Hiddink '.pent Mon Si aside, Mr and Mrs Glenn Md- dew has been serious enough to J of McMinnville died Wedding Invitations. Announce d.iy to 'I hui b tor, st Heh’n . Mr and Mrs J. retard an J almost stunt the growth the day f/Hewing mother’s ments and other Society Printing FARMINGTON — The card party. ! tri Ml i i Skorepa and Fnink.**. Glenn Wi funeral of the plants Landplastcr can be of Quality.—Hillsboro Argus Print- well, Mr and Mrs H D. Wiswell expected to stimulate the growth which was planned for Friday eve- j Mrs Albert Miles of Vancouver, ing Department. if and the honor guest, Mr Wiswell and consequently should aid in ning. March 14. has been postponed ' melu I <1 Mt ■ Grants producing a much more vigorous two weeks to March 28 ig this week H« mochi Pass, where ho will placer mine. plant and should be of particular Frank Holacher of Camp Mur-1 lini Ml' Delbert Marc-Ila Davi returned to Port value in a,ding thc-sc injured plants ray was a week-end visitor at the i । to recover. land. Sunday after a week's visit L. J Punccchar home. • nt nulls $ Isll In Washington with her father, Floyd Davis. Strength Increased Mrs. W T Putnam Jr who re- , The company that built the first small Harvester In the cas” of aphids, the lard- cently underwent a major opera-1 T J. is first again with a new J Jones, who is employed at plaster will have no effect on them tion in a Portland hospital. is con- , Otis. spent the week-end with his at all but the stimulated growth valesc.ng at the home of her sis- : Mi Mis Harry Georg of family at Manning While home he that it produces in the vetch means ter. Mrs. Gorden Sahnow in Hills- I Wash bough’ a trailer house from Mr plants of greater vigor and much boro. Mrs Hu . II Powell Ar- and Mt Ed Crawford and took it greater size. The aphids will work Aid Meets Today If you save on the hills, you save all. just as much on these large plants b; ck with him Farmington Christian Lad it. Ml . Mollie Tallman. Mrs David Sawyer left Wedn - as on the small ones but the dam Aid will meet at the heme of Mrs day for Riverside. Cal . when* she age they do will not be as disas Elward Hatfield Thursday, March Ml s Elsie M y. r of Willmnina was called by the illness of her son trous on the large rank growing 14. sl< i Mi ’ Rosui) Hui Phone 31)03 Beaverton Motor Co. Beaverton, Ore. Her husband. David Sawyer, who 'tuff as it is on the weakened or Mrs. Kamna Hostess haK been in the Veterans' hospital undersized growth. Mr John Kamna was hostess' i- Injury 1 reatini has been sent to Arizona for his Weather conditions will have health Spanish-American much to do with how serious the treatment L r an injur) aphid infestation becomes. Dry The quotation shown in the illustration above was found in the weather such as has prevailed dur- .Moved tn House from Trailer ulted in an agricultural papers <f George Washington It shows that nearly ulcer Mr and Mr Leonard Wilson, i ing a large part of February and three centuries ago the num who directed th< fight for American as ive have been having the first I Mnily Rriinhin Uriti J nd p< ndeme also carried on an agricultural buttle for the preserva who f rmerly lived in the Craw Mr mid Mrs Delbr’it Quicr of ford traier. are renting the Sawyer week of March, ig favorable to the tion of the nation s soil resources. development and rapid reproduc- house. Hui<> Mis < l.oidr RriibH-hl, l)e- tion of aphids. Returns to Work non Wolf .nl < f Bank John Flora, who suffered a chip Rain is Factor Mi .1 Lots of spring ped ankle bone three weeks ago. M H F Qui _ moisture might du r I ■e h< m< t Ml has returned to his work at the change the situation and it could Mr J M Fooler Witi'h overhead crossing at Dorris. be frossible that the infestation dinner Harry Culbertson, who attends would be no more serious than it was livid Pacific university, spent the week has been in many other years. If George Washington were alive t day. he probably would be one end at the home of his grandpar- Growers do not entirely agree as Soldier* Home for Visit the active leaders in the present revived intere- in so.! conservation f Ctu.strr Canby < f Camp Murray ejlts. Mr and Mrs. L. L. Crawford to the desirability of applying on and Tiw r Canby of Camp Ne- landplaster to vetch and peas but agricultural matters halrm s|wnt the wwk rn I at the it seems rather well established the in home of tlivir mother. Mrs Fi in- ) that providing there is ample mois Pacific northwest, points out that this country's an ture for the crop that the use of ictiv ■ and enthusiastic farmer who landplaster will increase the seed me • said 'hat "I know of no pur- 1 yield. It Is only in seasons when veil Eldred Kommer. Eldridge mt in which more real important ' there is adequate moisture towards d Ellis Shipley. Melvin Can- be rendered to any j Mis the end cf the season that the rank Curwood Kommet Leonard country than by improving its ag- , grew'h stimulated by landplaister Mrs :ra. Keith a n i BUXTON A S Ohlcmiller has riculture. . . . results in poor yields. Wolff Others j resent includei just received a letter from a cuuin ’Hu y an M; - I .Nora N al I. Mr and Mr Agricultural writings of George in South Port, England This cousin ()tto stowi II Mi and . Mr Cliarh - Washington. collected and edited by a nurse in the World War and Mi Stalev. Mi Hudolf W E Brook, n s <il that Washing- is now knitting for the navy and week s Sunday dinner party guests of ton was probably the first planter Her letter cites the ra Mr and Mrs. R J. K< By included in Virginia to change from the tuning of foodstuffs and expresses' Mt McFadden Mrs Sarah Sullivan and son eful soil depleting one-crop gratitude for tea sent her by Mr.-. an.I family .it M If ,d ROSEDALE Mr. and Mrs. Art Gvmgv and duugh'.ir Mir Miry, Ohlcmiller at Christmas. She says Dinny I'rrkln* 111 Sorenson entertained friends after । nil of Portland and Mr and Mrs. i nubody removes their clothing at Little Denny Perkins is ill and J< hn Wagner. following it with Indian com. At night as they never know when the entertainment at the school ha bi. ii taken to tin D ■crnbecher Mt Vernon tobacc» was once the there will bo an alarm. Once the house Saturday night. Present were George Hollenbeck iio-pital Mr. and Mi.- Joe Lorenzen, daugh- 1 herd of hogs main crop, but it gradually de- writer was marooned in a school ter Jonita, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Donald I'ortrr In crei Si"d 111 importance giving place house f jr 25 hours waiting for a Mr Vance expects to leave for Talk about Extras—whaf with on Oversize Meltcbeke and Frankie, Mr. and Donnld Porter Manning, to »vlie.il ; nd other grams a» well bomb to explode in the next Irioi-k ‘Mrs. Henry Hunt. Mrs. Pat John- grade pupil, is ill the Shrine ho*- California Crisper—Vegetable Bin—Magic Shelf—Big to fxit-itoes. carrots, flax and hemp The letter expressed hope and con On All-stars son and Deloris George, the howt fidence that Englnad would ev and hostess and sons Billie Meat Chest—and shining stainless steel Manning boys' basketball t arn I t own for home use and to work at Sun- If Washington were here today. entually win the war. looking for Junior. Let both garnet when they attend Cold-Ban—this beautiful 1941 Kelvinator Christ bdieves he would, as a lover ward to the day when Hitler would Teacher Well. Returns Delbert Qmer was in I' irtl.ind ed the Newberg tournament Feb- gives you everything you’ve ever dreamed of. f land, be a leader in an aroused b? no more. The letter was uncen w: Mrs. Margaret Stroeve. who has iday and Saturday consulting an ruury igainrt Willamina' und second with public consciousness that has in the sored. not been teaching on account of Mrs S. m Feasel of Mohler visit illness, returned to school Tuesday. past f w years swung the pendulum prices are still m I Mi O-u-. r Cvarlcy and (■lande fiondi’ At the do e of the ed her hut band here over the Wauneta and Mi Alic? Estejyp Newbei g tournament Billy Hughes from exploitation to conservation week-end. of Manning sehnol was chosen on Do your trading with Hillsboro .‘s I the all-star team. tive Virginia to the Pacific north of Mi Estepp's daughler. Mi merchants. Monev spent at home "Bonneville,” 16-inch, Kerinee Turk. Billy Tolke and nice gifts. The afternoon was spent za Mmcvr, and Í. tmly <»f Pumpkin ,, remains to circulate ’ locally and ] b Jinond Dilly. all of Manning playing games on the lawn. Ridge may eventually get back to you. tf rubber-tired, ball-bear in the American- Robert Williams ri turned ing, 5-blade mower. ism program at the Leg hall Birthday Celebrated lay after s verni at Hanks Friday evening FIRDALE-IOWA HILL Mrs Joe absence due Mr> Ella Bcnefirl held a quilt Dober entertained with a party for Burke w;is .il ing bee at her home February 25 her daughter Beverly on her 11th afternoon. Pres- the bu thd; y Mr and Mrs Orlin Gary of Elsie Two quilt' Others $6.65 to $14.95 ent the week-end with Mrs Legion Auxiliary at Banks Fifteen Mildred Gerig. Grace and Demtliy wemen were present. ou can't beat Ireland's K’thnke. Tln'resa La De If. David I<> Krmodcl Store Yvonne Eischen. Ernestine, Birthday Celebrated prices on bulk Mr and Mrs Ed Crawforc of and Ml E O S »fleh M inning are re-arranging the in- Raymond and Joanne Schulenberg. : Doris and Ronald York, Gloria and h i lor of their stere. The pest tnond, on his eleventh birthdai ,m- fice will be moved to the front of Brverly D< ber. She received many MODEL S I • Pi ent were Sta the building and two sect Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Complete stock. f 6% CU. FT Of 1 I orn iti Harold lloffni.m h ck b< xi s will be mstalled Argus Classified Ads Pay C ■ Parly Postponed Till March 28 Allis-Chalmers Leads Again! 60 HILLSIDE HARVESTER P. B. CASE ■ mi n w wg George Washington Was Early Conservationist, Notes Show VALUES / Hope for Future Cited in Letter POPPy BRRROtU OFTHEUJEST" Sorensons Entertain After Program Let us show you “The Most Beautiful Refrigerator in the World” ? MW á * Æ z I LAWNMOWER DOWN $7.95 Delta Drug Store EVERY DAY PRICES Garden Seeds / Big Reductions. 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