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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1942)
//ills^oro rgns /i ScheiHin Giils Attend District Camp at Colton fr Farm and Garden Hillsboro, Ru To Low Feed Wheal On Prices Set for AAA Program beai end ont bein prog are ber grec thar nui} lack »lie in and peo; ing thes gan fun- forr can gen hav fun N mei mal in mo nut nee nit wo g re sid po’ lat Tli pa OU nu or na wi mt HF'F Fl I.X (jroir } our Own Turkey and Chicken Developing Mashes Egg Producer tirkey Einisher it the h Outlook Hany Wh fairs great. y. August 18. ment hearing ise in Salem a U be made bett beer in»,.; r trr wr- old-Lime flavor! You'll cheer up-instanlly! ‘Oregon's Fastest Selling Straight Whiskey 9v.4 Proof National Distiller« Prod. Corp.. N Y \ i llilhboro year th ! the nation are facing responsibility m th,- r Manag« r A H Berl Multili mah e ninty fair WOUM be truly .1 • Vid XlABMAinON Wash fil i It is scheiiuled f, r Angus'. 24 ndustry into to 30 at Gresham nielun; has Director J n als isked th.it « department of power to k< ,tr people. bl cent ap- part helping to food I he Walther h. repre- for . army ' Lea punted Donald R Kei >11 ba Idinas. grounds before the been pledged 1 Mi H I 'n of the shape lik'd Gr Th,. Zion i.v । nun s insh h ill es |<> Bonne« ¡He Mr ami Mr \ inui iitiurttw tonttua ^ruoxtio io«i,rcftovr oat POULTRYMEN parents Mr Insure Increased Produc lion Safely and Surely with VALLEY LAYING MASH poo Und Stiro results, fine mixed to meet this VALLEY FEED & SEED CO warned at the r will be a Ther sk ! and drug ad d ■acker be agricultur- mmittee Every in- ’rater and Several Injured In Auto Accident Three persons were f ¡he thresh- when cars dr,ven by Dev French Jr of route :hi. commun was com* boro and Kenneth Ja rd W ns ‘ Corn« d lision shortage ->f helj W If red Van- inden ol R y used h . machine Monday m<»r Thos. this v< average were: France Mae id not boro, bruised head With prevailing Freeman. 18. Jack Delp'.anche « xpcc Sharp, injurie gin the harvesting < his about September 15 H- pred : better yield that: French sa. 1 thev .ear he Rock C hing to et de dis- ng out t< Hillsboro ted through t h e piai vays affect ola ted plant but someumes j ally a part of a patch conditi, ns prevt $ spread DU: with a Cupper lime du3* •praying wit h bordeaux will nplish some measure of con- roi. I ,b!e to start using nreshing Nears End scheffijk wiped by th Late blight ine diseas, numerous pevpl nquiring a s a blight tha vhich caus. nes to dying m HOMES Tr SEETHE NEW CASE STEEL GRAIN DRILL gins to develop. If cold, w e t be controlled weather should occur toward the any spraying or dusting. Tl las t 1 of August er early September remedy is to t ■all up and bum may be advisable to use these infected plant materais to prevent another dis around as season Weather conditions the blossom end largely determine if we are ake ve or not to have serious late i the fru bligh t infection e potato and P aint your house trim a bright cheerful color. A Quart of Trimbrite, $1.28 WITH THE# POULTRYMEN ROOST YOUR EGG PROFITS i Get the highest egg production of which hens are capable Have lots of low cost ronow the Imperial system of feeding PC' non?ic?1 , “hd profitable. Imperm! r-KS Mashes are tested feeds, proven by use. adv ^ e in EGG PRODUCER 100 th-t polatoblt, xitntificolly built •Vitamin balanced* lead. Supplies the high-producing layer, with their requirement. IF your work is vital to our war effort. It may be that you are eligible, und-r a recent War Production Board ruling, to take delivery of a new 24 hp "Cater pillar Diesel Tractor Check with us for full particulars Vie will gladly survey your power needs and help you till out proper formsand present the m to the War Board dealer hat supply F O B Warehouse TRIANGLE •TH III \\ 11 lia ms I U l I »E Subject to Market Change ADWARE FURNITURE IMPERIAL FEED & GRAIN CO. MILLING CO. Washington County's Largest Feed Manufacturer» Phone 551 Hillsboro «SS N. TILLAMOOK ST. PORTLAND. OREGON Ì MU. V rlW X A NEW COLOR on jour porch and steps. S2-70 Imperial Milk Egg Mash 100,b-sack $2-85 TRIANGLE CASE GRAIN DRILLS DETECT/VE'" HILLSBORO appliances PHONE 2411 fASr TERMS-LIBERAL TRADE IMS I I - s , L_J WELL 50N-HÍ RI S X WHAT THE NOTE HAS TÛ SAY//- a. HILLSBORO IMPLEMENT CO ROY W. HEINRICH J. I. Case Farm Machinery Dealer HILLSBORO sack HAVE A colorful front door that says "Welcome.’’ Imperial Egg Mash 10(1 lb. sack $2.75 7i West BaseliM at City Limits aftrrihH>n i dir ¡he beginn I St ie rea mane Male yourself a cool drink with this grand, genial bourbon. Mohair - l’ouHry Bit tlul.i« Mis W Multnomah Fair Stressed Victory rune OtD BRINO Farmers' Cash Slore Ret speaker Prune Growers Called io Meet CHEEREEL IS ITS \ A \H KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHBKEY end Vf HATS Ntl IW tüUUßPONDtNi 1 CÛUI.".I i "'N HOW TO CONDUCI A CONVERSAI ION VJIHI A traffic cop z handled by identical equip- and enjoy the whiskey that' S unny B rook publisher. Altree will > \ »V with winner I’he splendid w ni I furrow publica Í A * HAY SALI BI F. SUPPLIES PEACH and APPLE Boxes \\ elch b< Vi c N tl ei M ie HODGEN BREWSTER B' " Cyrus. County Igeili Faye Nichols. Home Demonst'ation Agent; Palmer Torvend. Assistant County Agenti Wheat prices for di.-p.vsal plus govemment-h ‘Id gra feed have been announced f, gen at two levels in a new p just authorized under terms cent congressional act on AAA offici- at Curvali.- h o nounced. For August the two price are 90 cents per bushel for all ties east of th«- Cascades Hood R ver and Klani.it!’. cents for these two and all c. the Cascades spots Thes« prices are on the whole wheat delivered I in each county. explained N C Donaldson. 1 aard, administrative offi irh s, desiring cracked o s py will have to get their own expens«'. To Advance Prices for September ame of tober will b«' at an advance of one-half cent per bushel each month Any undelivered cr reseal ed farm-stored wheat of the 1941 crop may also be purch;ised under ' the program for fet'd Availability of this ■at at prices approximating 85 per ccnt| of t-ae corn parity price presents an attractive opportunity for farmers' ? rtui-.it« to convert low priced feed into high priced meat, eggs and dairy. vegetable products. AAA officials point cut < . . Secretary Wickard is urging the lf movement of at least 75 million I here : here ■ ■ of ■ surplus ■ bushels wheat into feed basemen! t that is used ir ing channels before the movement • the hous ¡e it is usually of new cr,»f> corn gets under wav I warm f« or most vegetab about October 1 Every bushel difficult« can b,1 overeomi titiomng o •iff a corner an, moved now relieves ing an ink et for cool fresh situation that much Feeding experiments and dem the outsid k- If shelves are provided for eget able* onstrations by Oregon ____ State __ col these will pern- lege over a number of years have f and from demonstrated that wheat can be used »occessfully in fe«?ding or fat Bee’s carrc salsify tening all types’of livestock. Infor may b« mation on best methods of feeding wheat may be had in bulletin form season. In d > g or from any county agent a good plan Deliveries of the go vernmen and cover them A dh d wheat are made only in carload t.mes tr lots, either through local dealers or Ae mu not have we to individuals or groups of farm o freeze them t direct. Orders may be placed w hi upper part of the reo is exposed any county AAA c ommittee. If the tops are rem red and small amount of dirt ¡hoveled to the row so that Grass Controls Canada Thistle 3 or 4 inches deep t here will OREGON CITY— Use of fe. ue ample protection from frost These grasses in toe control Canada several root crops do no thistles is becoming a general prac a fruit or root cellar tice in Clackamas county, report: because they shrivel badly. W J J- Inskeep, county agent, wh, hev ed i says that many farmers are con irround th«m with mo trolling small patches of thistles Beans and peas that are to be blackberries, and other noxious ■ed fo future use. weeds. seed food. should be XI M er ia er cc H H vt R !Jr\ Phone 10t»? 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