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County Approves Wheat Quotas by Overwhelming ‘Yes’ Vote ^insbnn^A rg u arm News Grange, Farmers" Union Groups Gel Tips on Booth Display 105-5 Majority Here Follows Resi of Slate Heavy Rains Hit At Chehaiem; Crops Damaged We I CH EH A I.EM ><>th ? 30 MOUNTAIN Guernsey Cow Tops Production For County's April Honor Roll An cight-yenr-old grad« If), owned by W V 7 t 'h r headed the lr ’ of Washington County D । ry lb rd Impr at these w re eligible ttmg 15 uc A HOLL Whitmore «rit«r virtually leat loan Of the Hilhfboto O' * <f Hilly <>f Tillamook -riles. Has lluniugr-d Itfifiu ■ -un h<if Imi « !ilb H •compared with and .'bout 72 ei-nt- a bushel. Only con tingency yet , b tructmg the -rant- ' ing <>f wheat lolan.- in availability | of funds and legislation is now toe- foi • congress t > provide for the < luenlhct, had until in the May .1 —y R.k Hr» No ¡ Bntty D»y< in Milk and Cannery Harves! Occupies Many PLUS VALUE IN WttFIlUr DIESELS EVERYTHING fOK THS DAIRYMAN •upplioa and equipment Fro a Firm which apocialiie« In mooting your roquiromonts. HONOR COWS that completed lactation .Milk 10959 chsndite! Fast service! Skilled counsel on dairy problems! Time payment Facilities! May i Dairy COOLERS, STERILIZERS, BARN EQUIPMENT,BOTTLER CAPS, CANS, CRATES, PASTEURIZERS, STRAINERS, STRAINER DISKS, BRUSHES, TESTERS, WATER HEATERS. Da LAVAL MILKERS »U SEPARATORS Ah.ha has fallen ’ of th«- nt at i vt- OP ANOTHER B.-li ready IIlllsboro club i k stanchions that toward the outride as before.” M<mth I ». I he and the changing farmer and state AAA committee member, was one of a delegation f Oregen farmers, extension and AAA workers enroute to Washing ton. D C, Monday for the annual agricultural adjustment administra- conference 1942 pro He will also make field trips Kentucky and Virginia. In the April summary of associa- tiona, Washington county herds ranked 13th among 22 association: with a produet ion average of 32.60 pounds of butterfat per row In 74 herds embracing 2,122 cow. that notes” "Al- underwent te ts, 736 animals with this no bert Meter is remodeling his barn; production of over 40 pounds of putting a new’ concrete floor in and during the month were found. lid M i h is the 449.¿-pound ad- Dtivid H igg and Son* Joins AsMM-laflon Om- n«?w member wa- added to ballots the h<*rd improvement anHorlation during April Hi- is H W Waldron. the the minimum HilLboto route 2. owno of a herd fell Mt the month of April, according to the association's currtmt bulletin. During 304 day in milk. thi< animal produced 515 5 pounds f from 8 901 pounds milk fin ate J production of milk by any r the honor roll wa 14.201 p a n is from Arbor Ro e five-ye-ir-old r< u large, the Albert Meier, the honor lii uffirm* 1581 I 210 al. a 96 Agriculture offici 11< uni 1091 vot' as the 1 fall Hillsboro Ihn hobby : h<>w < orn ns club BANKS Mr and Mrs Thomas Gubka and daughters Betty and Darlene of Peover. South Dakota, are visiting at the Ted Ekert heme, Called by AAA but phin to remain here W.lliam Enschede. Hillsboro Gubka has secured work. 105 ame pattern South Dakotans Plan Home Here Burkhalter Meier Goldie Albe H H Rhadon Rhadon Ireland No. a No. 21 ... It 7 •• Schneider Brut». Bell Schneider Bro*. Bonny Mik«- Yunker No. Broffden Arre* P W VanderZunden Yew l«<wlrr k R. H R R Steering clutches, final-drive sprockets and final-drive pinion are mounted on tapered splines, assuring a firm fit that stays tight. WHW let May monne & [riseli E. D. CARVER May F armington All available R men and trucks were busy with tin* cannery p' a harVest in this May “Caterpillar” - John Deere and Lynn Guenther. section Ir.st week The heavy rains i Sales and Service Bl rt lillu t < elebruted of retarded the work, making it dif DAIRYMAN, Phone 3791 Hillsboro. Ore. ficult for the trucks to go through the rene of a birthday dinner Mt Paul Patteison i,r the fields. Folks from town and O â . ÎALT LAKE <ITV MacIntyre, who repn nearby thronged the fields gather he Hillsbi.r > club at tl t ilk. Mi ing the peaa left on the ground •Mi and for home canning. Flank Mailin •n. mon* Gladys Burklialter and Kathleen Mi ami Mi i and ad Klein are spending t h e week ’our children. Portland, guots of Kathleen’s Bom- and < th< BANKS— Special services were land Memorial Day to vis and Patricia held in the Banks cemetery Me- sister. Mrs. Harry White, and fam an.I Nile 1 Hub u t at: Uled that W T Putnam mortal Day when the new monu- ily a few dey» limi Mis. Leonard Whitmore would hr made to tfi horn«* Friday until Sunday ment and flag pole were dedicated Mrs. Phil Parmely of Tillamook and ‘finali son and the ultltudi <>f exhibits «X a n d Ben Barrie and to the m *mory of all sailors and and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Buy Ice Cream for Your will voldiers Rev C H Schrit^ber in his Shipley of Banks is now conva visit Lyman Brtsban home children Bob. Mary Jane and Phyl- address Crews in Hillsboro. paid tribute to the dead lescing at the home of her sister, lis of Kirkland, Wash. tillable nt I »under and at the horno of n hall Fred Stevens is doing some r(1_ ■ of all wars who are buried in Banks Mrs. Jack Reppeto. in Portland, daughter, Mts. J pssp Ornduff. at I cemetery, including the one Con following a sinus and bone extrac modeling and repair work on • hang. ; Weir made in th federate soldier. He revealed the tion operation in St. Vincent's hos- Frank Simpson farm house. Mi and Mm. Elmer Whitmore fact that in the cemetery is buried pital. We use Strawberries from the Hillsboro Area an<l Waltei Whitmore of Twin Robinson and children Peyton Wilkes, a soldier of the Miss Gladys Cop is employed at Boek-, visited Mi nnd Mi- Mer Micky, Karol and June ?nnwaC' w»r of 1812 ar,d all year round. nnnoum rd that t o th Mt veterans of all the St. Vincents hospital in Port- vin Whitmore Friday ami Satur- conip.mied Mr Kobinson to Man- wars Since then land. FREE DELIVERY — Within reason. zanita last week, where they will I . of the club, pt «»dm r George Kessler and Clell Car spend the summer, Mr. Robinson Cook of W< the booth t Audited Circulation Linn ai is employed doing state highway I 3,ens killed a red fox near Banks Sunday which proved to be a A member of the Audit Bureau wmk at Manzanita Blazer. combined at the jun • nt . Mt mother fox and her three baby pups of Circulations, the Argus gives the McCor mick Mr. and Mrs. Al Nordquist, Props. Hit wore also captured. Cliff Sandy has Advertiser proof of authentic, paid accompanied their son in-law nnd Phone 854 HILLSBORO 218 E. Main St. trying t< 'one, Elmer Meacham and a Mi. up subscribers. To the wise buyer daughter. Mi and Mi Allan H noth, Mr Vandehey each have one of the I of space there can be no substitute, pups, which are so small that they have to be fed with a medicine fields KINTON Kinton Red C r o s s | dropper, the community grain is falling dow n. This ewing’ club will meet in the Heme i Mrs. Charles Mawhinney and The Cudar Mill Farmers' U Economics room at the Grange hall Mrs. t- has been the wet tent Flora Munford of Banks and t here rm • t mi: Tuesday. June 12. The meeting will Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Munford nnd A full at tendance of members is de in 56 year«, and all at 10 a. m. with a pot-luck Margaret Ann of Portland visited I Th« president will be glowing luxuriantly. lunch at noon, Mrs. Robert Young and daughter irnt a I al new members Mr. and Mrs Depend on Ice civ im will be Mi who had just Lake. Wash . spent tiie Memorial at Midway Sunday Mrs. Young I finished her 17th year of teaching Day holidays at the home of W. and daughter left Monday night for Picton, near Ottawa. Ontario. nt Walla Walla high school She C. Hall. Mrs Levin is the grand Canada, to join Mr. Young who is drove home with them Sunday and daughter of Mr Hall. Guernsey a pilot officer in the Canadian air they visited the “ Maryhill museum Go to Alaska force. Mr Young is a former Banks and Stun, henge. They were all din- John Van Horn and Stanton Cole county < lairy- ner •vening i 1 Mrs man left Friday f r Sitka. Alaska. boy and is a nephew of Mrs. Mun ford and Mrs. Mawhinney. and announred this . werk in J ok Burke at Vancouver, Wash oping Mnshes. । ’ W bulle from the American Mrs Vera Hull Casteel of Siletz, day < vening Misses Phyllis Foe and Mrs. Young is the former Beulah Chick Staiier, lh\eloping ('attic chib. accompanied by Mrs. Lynas Chis- Hallie Jean Pace and Stanton Cole Aimitage of near Forest Grove. anti Laying Mashes II Mrs Kinnamon tiansen of Newberg, visited the Ira Mrs. Russell Burris and son Ken- i man of Beaverton were^dinner par of Ah ha G McCormick home Saturday. neth left today for Lebanon for ty guests at the Van Horn home. I'M fl to Fred Waltet of Hills- Mrs. Ann Kotera and Allen. Jim. a three weeks' visit with friends (’ »mplch' line <»f Birthday Celebrated l>or< Sam Hulit and Sons sold Put and Vanessa Kotera visited Fred Van Horn was guest of hon and relatives. Before coming home 'lu.ilat ui By hind 2914«!» to James Mi. and Mrs. Jack Bradway at In or at a birthday party given by Mrs. Burrus will attend the an- । Batcheldei of Hillsboro and C J dependence Sunday. Denbigh Fry at the Fry home Fri- nual state Methodist conference in Big Boy Mrs. Kose May Is nursing a bad dry evening Present were Roberta Riechers < f Tilln- ly cut left hand received Thursday Pcmeroy, Marilee Pomeroy. Mary Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lee. of mook. W ell match the "showroom this Ford greatest in its whole while splitting kindling Ntwkuk. John Thornberry Joe Rus- Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wood- Hides, Wool, Mohair, Poultry value” of the Ford with anyone field in actual passenger space. Mrs. H Koehler's mother nnd sei. Fred Karpstein. The evening man of Capitol Hill, Mr. and Mrs. FORD HAS THE Pity the poor, but don’t overdo brother-in-law and sister, Mrs. Nan was spent in playing games. ... but if you want to know how A ride will show what this means. General Faints - Hardware c ciinck of Chehalis. Wash., and QUALITY FEATURES They can walk around cn the nie Alderson and Mr. nnd Mrs. great a car this is, take one out Bigness counts and here it is! Frank Matthews of Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs. William Burger of 150 E Main Hillsboro, Ore. rich man s estate, their pleasures Charles Wetzel, of near Eugene, sla nt front Friday to Sunday at the Gales Creek were guests Memorial on the road! V-» FOWI«— 90 smooth Phone 4001 TEST THE VALUE IN not chilled by the spectre of taxes. visited her Sunday and Monday horsepower. There never f "rs Harry Richards. Mrs Day at the George McGraw home. TEST THE PERFORMANCE . . . ACTION. Stop with the biggest was a low price engine M.itihews and sons, Frank Jr and Mr and Mrs. Woodman remained like this before. IN ACTION. There never was hydraulic brakes anywhere near Harry, who have spent the week untii Saturday. here. accompanied him home another low price engine like the price. Rest your toe on the NIW BIAUTY— When you Among Decoration Day visitors Mr and Mrs Virgil Landis Miss this 90 horsepower Ford V-8. pedal of a fine-car type of semi- look at the smooth flowing at the C. A. Shipley home were Virginia Landis. Janies Landis and lines you see one of the few Take it out in traffic—then step centrifugal clutch. Flick through Buddie Kemper of Chitwood spent I Carl Shipley and daughters Juanita cars with really up-to-date out on the open road—chal the gears with the easy, silent Memorial Day at the J. Van Klvek and Charleen of TillamooK. styling this year. lenge the toughest hills. Draw kind of finger-tip shift that high- home. Alvin Lull of Woodland, Wash., A NIW RISTFUl RIDt — On your own conclusions! priced cars use. Ernest Smith and daughter Joyco is visiting his sister, Mrs. George the new Ford "Slow Mo i f Kent were week-end guests of McCormick, and Mrs. John Pep TEST THE RIDE IN ACTION. tion Springs.” A soft, quiet Mr Smiths sister, Mrs. Wayne Van pard and their families. Ride on the pavement, then ride ride wholly new this year. Klerk, and family. Mrs. Ada Sellers went to Port- the roughest road you know. IXTRA VALUI— New ease You’ll find the new Ford ride is of control with positive the kind of ride you like. Smooth mechanical, fine-car type ®/io Cu. Ft. THE CHILLING COILS shift—extra-big hydraulic where the going's good. Soft brakes—and the famous ARE IN THE WALLS and steady over the bumps. Ford semi.centrifugal Storage TEST THE ROOM . . . IN clutch. Mrs will b«- Monument and Flag Pole Dedicated » To Memory of Nation's War Dead STRAWBERRY GROWERS Super Creamed Ice Cream AL S SHAKE SHOP Kinton Sewing Group To Meet June 12 Cedar Mill Farmers Union Plans Meeting Hodgen-Rrewsier FEEDS Where’s the best place to choose your new car? Bulls Sold ON THE ROAD! BEE SUPPLIES Farmers' Cash Store •5 Entirely New —Inside and Out! ¡I Mif/Mm/v cold - wall GET THE FACTS AND YOU'LL GET A FORD! Now at Lowest Price Ever! Food 6 Imperial FEEDS Space - Only month A FULLY-FITTED Marvei ACTION. Measurements • New Super-Powered Meter Miser • Super-Moist Glass-topped Hydrator • New De Luxe Meat Tender • New, Larger Frozen Storage Compartment • Double-Easy Qu ic ku be Ice Trays • New Facts Label (You know what you get before you buy) • You don’t have to cover foods! Lowest Price Ever for a Frigidaire “tl.9" with famous Quiekube Travs . . . It’s 1941 Standard Model LS-G and costs ON I, Y si<io 7S AOS Fasy Terms 1941 MOQIt ASK US TO PROVE IT! 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