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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1941)
Crop Insurance Meetings Scheduled in County Wheal Growers Verhoort Loca’ Session Set a? Host to County Farm News Laure! Today P. U. D. Helped Growers Huy Insurance was 1934 first time Complete Selection lull CONCRETE SCHEFFU mef DRAIN TILE Deadline Established for Sale Of Legume Seeds Through AÀÀ lit the a h Whatever your needs in concrete products, see us. Complete line, prompt service, reasonable prices! lern division lo vii h< r sign <11 their h•^'Ul>le ■t ion or l’or i lo tn to executi fucinili amlum ol I he i i mi im IRRIGATION PIPE u I il y .it MCORMACK CONCRETE PIPE Company Telephone 1811 HILLSBORO I n«- n: immed ig out federal crop insurance their gue large. I.ena Delplanche. vacati n frum the MacKen CUSTOM Mot- home from Rockaway Monday where she had spent the week-end with Mar garet Voelker of Portland. Emma Devlaeminck. and Agnes Pranger. Two infants were baptized in Zion Lutheran church Sunday • ve- ning. They were: Leroy Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stroeder, who> sponsors were Mr and Mrs. B Baier, and Ronald Richard, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Weight, wh sponsors wen Anna Schwanke and Alex Baier. Visit in Dakota Mr and Mrs. Edwin Simantel and children Anna and Marcus, accom panied bv Mrs. Simantel's brother. David Moeller, left for Wolsey. S. D . Sunday. They plan to visit Mrs. Simantel’s parents and other rel atives and friends. They will be away approximately three weeks. Zion Walther League en d Sherwcod Leaguers at Avalon park near Tigard Sunday. Pot-luck lunch was served at noon. Swimming, beating and volleyball was the recreation. Twenty-seven were ir attendance from the host Alex Chalmers and his daug. Ann spent last Wednesday at Mt. Hood. Bobbie Pranger Improves Bobbie Pranger arrived home from the hospital Saturday. He is convalescing following an emergen- cy operation due fractured .-kuli suffered from a fall August 11. c< I many timet throughout eeman “signs up one of if th. l olniniin .tv Hill, Dale Club Plans on Picnic wk Filing Deadline Sei for 1942 Crop Insurance singers winners In Music Event all fii t honoi hington Fl UDA 1.1: IOWA It 11.1 he grange mus- Frlday night With August 30 as the. final mi Tillamook, date fop taking out crop ¡nauranee Multnomah and on fall wheat, the state AAA of- fin fi«-. countie staging a campaign throughout the state to acquaint 8:30 and all wheat growers with provisions f tn? new simplified crcp insur ance program. Thr<e major improvements in the 1942 program are being called chorus: : » ^rowers’ attention. Th:y are as anil Flor- Hillsboro FFA POULTRY FEEDS W. II FLY SPRAY Fresh Fruiis On August Lisi tun] plu perishable fruits GENERAL PAINTS Farmers' Cash Store Hides, Wool. Mobair, Poultry General P.lints - Hardware 150 E. Main Hillsboro, Ore. Phone 4(HI1 Threshing Near End McKINLEY ELMONICA Pomona Grange Picnic Sunday Guernsey Meeting To Plan Fair Events Valley Feed and Seed Co 165 W. Main Street. Hillsboro Jake and Ed Schneider - F. A. Waibel, Props. HODGE TRUCKS They third high in also placed fifth among individual keon was fourth high individual in swine judging Silverton won the rotating cup with Junction City second and Gresham third. The Hillsboro team placed 14th and Bemau was 12th high individual among 78 contest ants The team plans to compete in a similar judging contest at the Yamhill county fair in Mc- Minnvillo Friday. • You get such a wide selection in Dodge Job- Rated trucks — it's easy to get one “right on the button" for your job. And when you get that truck, you've got the biggest money-saver and time-saver on wheels today! Ask your Dodge dealer today! the milk flow of your herd by feeding a LIFE IS JUST A SLOW PAINFUL BUSINESS OF BEING HANDCUFFED TO HABITS------- DAIRY r CHROMIUM PLATING FOR A TRUCK THAT FITS YOUR JOB INCREASE Read the ** BUY DODGE Imperial FEEDS fiftll Be Informed /ooa, iïlonroe & Cris eli ed the Multnomah coun- a few fields BURMIN''®15 ( ovcrwtieWng P"?“1«- Open Saturday Nights Until 8:30 Work Started On New Barn John dividual. perien«, PROMPT SERVICE Provision for payment of nnum with a non-interest-bear- ing note signed at the time of application. The note may be paid any time before 18. 1942. After that date it will deducted from his AAA it ion payment or wheat Gaidner and Mrs. loan. application form, ex- ecuted by one signature. which in- sures all of the farmer's interest community in the wheat crop. Picking Early 3. Revision of premium by inclusion of recent crop h' CHEHALEM MOUNTAIN—Prune tory on the individual faim. picking at the Ansel Tykeson or chard will start the last of 1 Annua! Washington county Po- text. This niona Grange picnic will be hold al. Only one much earlier than at (’rystal Waters park Sunday. August 24, with a pot luck dinner * De LAVAL MILKERS and entertainnu-nt. Committee in- Hills clude.M George Easterday, Mrs. 5 and SEPARATORS IVarl Van Domelen and Mrs. Mol FARMINGTON Behrman Broth- J Oriole MILK COOLERS lie Landingham. started construction on a barn cn the Frank Schulmerich farm week, 'rhe building is 40x72 R BARN EQUIPMENT and will replace the barn destroy- ed by fire during an electrical storm last month. Archie Lockman had charge of the concrete work. Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe Simpson meeting Monday evening. August H4ni.Urt.tn A tXCrbulcwr- valuable EVERYTHING. spent . sveral days last week at the 25. in the chamber of commerce dr it tuin this county rooms at 8 o'clock to make plans beache --> DAIRYMAN . the nr Neahkahnie f r 4-H club activities at the coun- Mr :md Mrs. Glenn Fixsen of Wh.t. - in were week-end visitors P ortland . Oa.-I alt L ake C ity Hillsboro stock judging at the Edgar Rehse home. imposed of John Kcinnu, ind Blanch Cent Bate, Weathers HODGEN BREWSTER Mixing, Grinding Cleaning You'll find patronizing us a pleasant habit, for we balance our desire f o r your patronage with our desire for your friendship. DEPEND ON QUALITY dodged * trucks feed properly balanced to give maximum production safely. IMPERIAL FEEDS will mean increased PROFITS STILL PRICED WITH THE LJWEST with today's advanced milk prices. You can t buy better feed values than IM PERIAL. Royal Rolled Dairy MEDO-SWEET DAIRY . IMPERIAL DAIRY ses^n Ton $35.00 Ton $37.00 Ton $39.00 < at Truck Headquarters Prices F. O. B. Warehouse—Subject to Market Changes. NOT FOR BEAUTY Above pkn «• WieereJ il Detroit, FeWr J lua ¡ k I«W. IrioiporUliM. till. and local 1UM tit any) erica. All lor pruts ibowa are for 1 ,-loa eacepl elate model which it ' b lot 112 llaadard chaaan awl bod, Bo4.li available. HUCtS AND SHClflCATIOKS SlNtO TO CHAKCt WITHOUT NOTICE IMPERIAL FEED & GRAIN CO. Washington County's Largest Feed Manufacturers Phone 551 Chassis..*500" Piel Upi'630 evm““<MF- Panels..’730 te» 595" Stakes ..*740 Hillsboro CADY MOTOR CO. 25 Years of Service to Washington County Motorists HILLSBORO 119 S. 3rd Ave. Phone 512 NAPPY By Irv Tirmau ^GOS h ’ y ’MEAN YER ) t YES’ANO YOU^k. WiSFY YOU 1 r> ■ 'Fr - ■■«¿J__ _____ __________________ IIIMEIIIHRD •un W.H.KM. ««»«•». rerun WIM. 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