The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, August 21, 1941, Page 13, Image 13

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    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
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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
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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
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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
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FOR LONGER LIFE
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the depth ol det oiathc <hroinium
on parts that need special resis­
tance to corrosion and wear—
pump shahs, sc.il washers, piling-
pans seldom need replacement.
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Phone 37511
Hillsboro, Ore.
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