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f.ic-
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J H rIp v<*u get in.ix liituni Kilt i.shii't loti H ili'.hoto, O ii’gon, Thin «lay. AuguRt 22, I IMG
V‘»ill i .il or I h h U ll.iinhv
lotoi.H. H i -. i .tini w .i h ln g to n s i .
mg.
cooking,
filli boi o, ( Il v k o ii All v
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hi
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F arm Incom e No,
A ffected M uch by
M onth OPA R ecess
Demonstration
Contests Staged
At Forest Grove
County Needing
Hop, Bean and
Peach Pickers
horriernaking, and
T he recess in subsidies and c e il
«aiuung, S eym our »ays In ad d i ings has not a f lr e te l gross and
tion
jM'dal <iernori»trati«m» will net f u m incom e as m uch as the
Four-H
H' n
ised
inelufl«- tlio.se in d airy foods m>on- sh a rp advance in the general level w ere iielr I Monday
tlie I’ ,rtl
of . tip in run
•ard i
sored by the K raft «•• rnpuny, b a k of prices lor firm p rs lu e ts m ight G as A 1
y hi
off
mu
picker
ing d em o n stratio n sponsored by indicate, says I.
it Itreith au p t, room , Fu
lernoons, « : cordili ta Hoy iras ll
S« arx IG xbuck, canning d«*mon»tra- OSC extension a g ricu ltu ral econ
Te
ling first places w ill son, farm labor a im
tnm ..joiiMimi by th e S p reck lei omist O ffsetting ttie higher m a r be W .„.
ungtori
county
represr-nta-
B ean and peach p i
eornptitiy. do llar
d in n er
contest ket re c e ip t, from some item s w ere
I state fair in Salem ,
in dem and w ith m en ar women pre-
si>oniored by Safew ay stores, and a big advance in the prices paid tives at the
Barbi, i M eier, route I , Hilb b ,ro. te r reel on tn e latter harvest. Most
A w ards valued a t appro x im ately th e style dress revue sjionsored by farm ers, the loss of subsidy
$7000 have been .irrang«*<| for the by the A m u u an Vincone com pany p ay m en ts arid higher m arketing and C 'Stance Jo Connell, ro u te of the y ard s w ith earl y hops start« d
1.
H ill ,Oo no, won fu st place in the picking this week and lute h«/ps will
fu i full * ah* I II < hd, partici and th e O regon H anker» associa- costs and low er prices for some canri.
ng dem onstration, having as probably s ta rt rig h t a fter L abor
L o n g T i i in
p ation in the O regon Htate fair at t ion.
farm products
th eir
m
a n t S co r day.
About 750 hoys and girls a re ex-
S.ilem in« e 1941, aiinoiinees II ( ’.
F rom
m id -Ju n e
to
m id-July irig C a ia j .i d t V. Judging
The farm la.jor office report« d
t blr
Seynmui state I II club leader at p o led to p articip ate in the d em o n th e re was an advance of 12 p er
N o l "111 t i l l : , M u l i
in
t
'
,o
k
e
-
■
/
dern
o
n .stratio n , th a t th ere are still m any vacancies
Oregon State college 'The fair will stratio n and judging contest» alone, cent m the general level of prices
S ey m o u r estim ate. Livestock ex received by farm ers, according to Ja n e Co nnell, and M argie M eier. for fam ilies in th e county m igratory
he he, | from S ep tem b er 2 to 8.
b o th d
• • '<■ 1, Hill b o ro , placed worker.-» c.irnp on tne so u th eastern
N o A p p i aisti I F
A lthough a few ex h ib its and even ♦obits will be in the barns and the lata from the U S d ep artm en t of first
d e m o n s tra tio n , "Good edge of Hill ooro. A pplicants m ay
few er .,1 i «•aniline«, d<*in«>nstration? o th e r ex h ib its in th e new 4 II club ag ricu ltu re. '1 he increase was d ue T astes . leir
th e
L u n ch e o n
T u r k ’ contact th« farm laoor office at
b u d ling, w hich has been c o n v e rt principally to h ig h er prices f o r
w
ere
he,
1
for
a
couple
of
y
ears
Faye
..n,
Alma
W histler, ro u t. 1. tn e courthouse <phone 217L o r at
C onsult in with« ut
ed
for
the
y
o
u
n
g
sters
from
the
grains,
especially
corn,
d
airy
p
ro
at the fairground* and one year In «>, I jMMiltry building. ’Hit
h e r woo
placi d second on “In- the cam p, D avidson said.
obligation.
ne w | din t;, and meats, including poultry. S teres
Portland, tills will he the fu st tune
A bus for hop pickers is leav-
and B everly
declined for m ost kinds Theis, ting Salads."
in five year* that th e 4 II d e p a rt b u ild in g wil, provide m ore r<»( rn P rice
H il Isbor o
rth Plains, placed third
of fru it and truck crops.
m ent at the fair will be hack at its lo r d em o n stratio n s and ex h ib its
on ’ I’rej ring a V eg t:able P late. ’ and persons desiring to use this are
T h ere was also a sharp advance
colorful p re-w ar tempo. Prem ium
M n g o t F reudenthal. arid Leona asked to contact the farm labor
in the p arity index of farm costs. Meiei r
I li »ts for the 4 II eon1e.it» an«t e x
a H illsboro, won first office. A nother j u .» for pole bear,
T hat index moved up six |rer cent {lace in a'e
l.oi .il Itrp re s riitu tlv rn
h ib its will be av ailable .shortly at
clothing dem onstrations, pickers leaves at T en th avenue
durin
g
the
m
onth
cnJirig
Ju
ly
la.
all
county
extension
offices.
having
a
117 S. 3rd. Iflllshoro
th eir subject, "P ri »sing and B aseline m orning at 6:45 and
Not inclii'lm g costs for hired labor, Maki.- Pcrfia-
I h'liioubt/ atioiiK and Judging con
G race C onnell and proceed.-» th rough F »rest G rove.
the "p arity " index ot costs s'ood R uth Aruoid,
test» have been »ched tiled in live-
route 1, H illsooro,
a
'
19!l
per
cent
of
1910-19!!
at
I «tuck, ¡»oultry, eru p t, rabbit, cloth-
placed
econd on "Ck'-i- o<> and
m id-July. The U nited S tates farm A
djusting a Sew ing M achine.”
wage ra te index stood at 378 as
More protection at low er COKI of Ju ly 1.
ii ufforded to w heat producer» in
A ccording to th e official p arity
» .m y O regon counties through fed- form ula, the general average e x
ei .1 cro p inturanci- now being o f change value of farm products at
fered on 1947 w in ter w heat, ac- m id -Ju ly was 123 per cent ot 1910-
FARM • CITY - COMMERCIAL
eording to E ll.irv ev M iller, c h a ir 1914. seven point', above m id-June.
m an ' f tlie state DMA com m ittee. With hired farm labor included in
Dairy farm ers who h av e not as
In su ran ce now on sale at county the form ula as o ne-third of th e i yet applied for th eir d a iry p ro
ig rlcu ltu ral conservation offices for , to tal farm expenses, the exchange! duction paym ent for the m onths of
T o help p ro v en , feed w aste in
1947 w heat is being w ritten for value of farm products as of Ju ly A pril, May ar d Ju n e are rem inded the face of today's shortages, liv e
new yiel Is and at new prem iu m 15 would have been about 94 . par th a t A ugust 31 is the final date for stock au th o rities have urged a sp e
rate ’D ie revisions w ere m ade by cent of 1910-1914, how ever, B r e it- ' filing th e ir aj,plication w ith the cial e ffo rt this m onth to com bat
the fedeial crop in su ran ce co rp o r h a u p t estim ated
county AAA com m ittee.
eriteiitis in th e ita te 's sw ine herds.
Porter Bldg. — Portland 4. O regon
ation on the basis of new in fo rm a
Som e fu rth e r increase in m a rk e t I Th< ¡airy paym ent program end-
Hogs afflicted w ith "necro" a re
tion on production and losses in the prices occurred d u rin g th e l i d h alf p d ‘"i In n - 30 w ith th e 1 ip-e ot unable to utilize feed p roperly and
state
Local Agent: CHARLES L WALKER
o t Ju ly , especially on hogs, hign OPA but j,aym> nts on m ilk an i do not gain w eight in proportion
All ap p licatio n s for 1947 w in ter g rade beef cattle and feed grain. , b u tte rfa t
Id d u rin g the
econd to th e R ed consum ed, even though
H illsboro, O regon
tf
w heat in su ran ce m ust be filed b e Eggs advanced seasonal!
By. but but- q u a rte r w ere not affected. W hether
may o therw ise ap p ear to be
fore the crop is seeded and before l e i declined T rends in AugJSt will th e pi gram w ill be resum ed u n d er they
in norm al h ealth, the A m erican
S ep tem b er 28. the closing d ate in b e influenced by new crop p ro s th e new OPA act will be decided F oundation
for A nim al
h ealth
Oregon
pects an d the progress of price co n by th, OPA d, control board before painted out.
C ounty av erag e yields have been trols and decontrols.
A ugust 20.
F arm ers w ere urged to tak e
iim !eased is m uch as five bushels
C u rre n t crop reports continue to
these th ree steps to com bat e m e r
.ere, and prem iu m rates have
itus am ong th e ir sw ine:
it low ered in m any counties. this y ear a . well as the largest V e ie ra ilS V lClOrS 111
1. W hen new feeder pigs arc
M iller icn .irted In su re I yield , tor o u tp u t of w heat on record U nless
purchased, segregate them from
individual farm s have been a d . ju st . o th erw ise ordered by the decon-
the hom e h erd until they
a re
ed in a c c o rd a n c e with the change ' trol board, price controls are to be
proved free of the disease
in the '•'■unliy av erag e
yield. | restored au to m atically on grains
2. W hen pigs develop digestive
Tlie Ih ree-v e.ir co n tracts being i ,tn(| feeds as of A ugust 21, and also
SCHEFFLIN - -Over one hundred troubles, v ariatio n s in tem p eratu re
w ritten now will p ro te c t the w heat on livestock and m ilk, but not on m em bers of Zion congregation a t or loss of w eight, move w ell a n i
All citô'og installed in an 18-inch
crops th ro u g h 1949 a g ain st all un- pou ltry and eggs unless the recon- tended the fellow ship luncheon hon m als aw ay from them , and obtain
oring the veterans of th e church a v e terin ary diagnosis a t once. This
.voidable hazards, including hail, tro l is ordered
< ‘
y the new board.
gravel-packed hole.
drought, flood, insects, frost, p lan t
S unday noon. T he follow ing w ere diagnosis is ex trem ely im p o rtan t
disease and fire T he co n tracts
the honored guests: Rudy B erw ald. because the sym ptom s of e n teritis
w ritte n for all 1946 w heat on 3,000
R obert Jack and B ill H einrich. L es may o therw ise be m istaken
for
O regon farm s still have tw o m ore
te r Kahle, R, bert NcNew, A rm in those of hog cholera or o th er d is
BANKS. OREGON
year, lo run But m any of these
O ttem oeller. G race and
W arren eases of swine.
producers. M iller pointed out, w ill
3. P ractice rigid sanitation. Do
Sahnow . W ilbert Salzw edel, L eon
find it to th eir ad v an tag e to can
a rd and W alter Schw anke, Allen no p astu re pigs on ground w here
cel th eir presen t co n tract by signing
S im antel
i E .m er Weight. D ecor th ere has been an e n teritis o u t
a new th re e -y e a r c o n tra c t a t the
ations w ere in patriotic colors. A break. P rovide individual, m ov
1947 revised yields and rales. U n
few u irds • f w elcome w ere spoken a b l e houses. C oncrete f l o o r s ,
special m alting barley ru n - by P a -’or K rueger, and the song. thoroughly w ashed each day. are
it
a new c o n tract IS signed. 1946
insurance will rem ain in effect for ' 'e»t it th e land products division "O nw ard C hristian S oldiers." was a g reat h elp in co ntrolling this
1947 and 1948 at the old yields and of th e Pacific In tern atio n al Live sung by the assem bly at the close disease.
M edical treatm en t for e n teritis
rates.
stock Exposition is atraUable to cf the luncheon. A softball gam e
Insurance covers the production W ashington county farm ers, a n betw een veterans and n o n-veterans has proved m ore g en erally satis
factory.
when prev en tiv e sanitation
nounces
P
alm
er
S
T
orvend.
co
u
n
of a specified percentage of the
cam e out w ith the score in favor of
av erag e yield selected by th e farm ty agent.
th e veteran!. C om m ittee in charge and segregation a re applied in co n
The co m petition w ill include of arrangem ents w ere M esdames trol of this o ften-fatal disease, the
er from the sev eral choices in the
..m ounts of p relectio n available sep arate divisions for tw o-row Roy H einrich. H erb ert Sahnow J r . A m erican F oundation reported.
for the farm , M iller exp lain ed A b arley and for four-row barlev. and Elm er Salzw edel.
M ix imum egg production ..
w ider choice is offered for 1947, Each carries a first prize of $250
M r and Mrs C J. Bottem and
at low er cost. That's tl,c story
from coverage of the m inim um in and a second p rize of $100. or a Mr. and Mr». L eith W .Ilium s of
o f T riangle X -tra egg pro
v estm en t in th e cro p to 75 per total of $700 for th e grow ers w ho B rem erton. Wash . we re guests last
ducer. A carefu lly balanced
re n t o ' the average yield T he cost com pete in this contest
w eek-end of Rev. and Mrs. C J
Any g ro w er who has 20 acres of K rueger and fam ily Mr and Mr-
depends on th e level of coverage
feed aup(.lying the require
b
arlev
can
e
n
te
r
th
e
contest.
Each
Bottem and Mrs. L eith W illiam s
selected, b u t prem ium s are set to
m en t! for more extra grade
b ear only tlie w eight of actual crop ex h ib it m ust be a full 100-pound a re parents and sister of Mrs.
sack, and th e county PM A co m m it K rueger.
eggs. Mash or pellets.
losses.
tee m ust certify th at the sack in A ttends School
T he recen t sale at auction of a
uue.st: n c.i'iie from ■ field nf 20
n S im antel attended
th e m atu re Jersey sire, devel iped and
ii<res or more. Each prospective L u L th a l.a
eran S ervice V olunteers' school proven n O reg ,n, far $5200 to a
contestant should get in touch w ith
ennessee b re e d e r Illustrates b th
the local PMA office before th resh - sponsored by the W alther league T
held
at th e Pacific L u th era n col the high stan d in g of O regon-bred
ine time. E ntries should be double
and the possibility of con
sacked and should be sent by e x lege at P arkland. Wash.. A ugust 5 cattle
tin u in g to im prove th is q u ality by
press o r delivered in person to the to 9 M ost of those in attendance keeping
enough such proved sire's
w
ere
from
Oregon.
Pacific In tern atio n al in P o rtlan d at
in the state, c m m ents P. M.
least th ree days before the o p en ( am p S ta rts Sunday
The senior W alther league cam p B randt, head of tn e anim al in d u s
An additio n al >140.650 has been ing date, w hich is O ctober 6.
division at O regon S tate col
m ade avail .ble for assisting O regcn
E R. Jackm an, crops specialist w ith Rev. E H B ecker serving as tries
fan n ers and ran ch ers w ith soil and on O regon state college extension dean began S unday Those fr mi the lege.
Otii quota lias just arrived from Salem. UNRA
T
he
sire w hich bro u g h t such a
w ater co nserving practices under said "Those prem ium s a re large local firoup attending the ju n io r
will take a huge part of the Salem output for
j the l!m> a g ricu ltu ral conservation enough to pay anyone's tim e. O re camp last w eek w ere A udrey L an g goad price nt the an n u al W ashing
.shipment to Europe. We have no guarantee of
i.ri.grati m. it has been announced by gon is becom ing noted as the P ro becker, H elen, M arven ano K alpn ton Je rse y sale at E num claw was
B ram pton Basil S tan, consigned by i
E liar.
rvey M iller, ch airm an of the d ucer of som e of th e best m alting Petersen.
additional shipm ents.
Zion L u th era n school will began Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sherm an, who
state I’M A com m ittee.
barley to be found anyw here."
o
the fall term S eptem ber 9 W. p erate the S herm an Stock farm
O regon's sh a re of the funds p ro
H einrich form erly of Salm on C reek. at. Scappoose The sire w as p u r
v id ed b y congress for co n serv atio n
chased 1\ Roy McDonald, a b reed er
1 1 act ice payments t > firm er! In Brookwood Group Plans Wash., w ill be the new teacher.
M ark S im antel. son o f M r and at C hattanooga, Tenn.
1946 h , been increased to $2.953.- T o U n r D n v P i r n i z - "
050 I!
O com pared
Mr- E dw in S im antel, fell F riday
"It is notew orthy th a t this ani-1
i red w ith the o riginal ^ a D o r u a V r lC n iC
m al. th at alread y nas 12 daughters
allocation at th e s ta rt o f th e y e a r
BROOKW OOD— B r o o k w o o d and b ro k e his left w rist.
W e r e c o m m e n d 150 to 2 0 0 p o u n d s to be
Mrs.
W.
B.
M
iller
of
H
oulton
and
th
a
t have averaged m ore than 11.-
of $2.813.000
Home B uilders m et at the hom e of
a p p lie d w it h c o v e r c ro p seed .
M iller said th a t th e additional Mrs. M arie M alone T hursday. A her sister. Mrs. C. W G rundem an of 000 pounds of m ilk and m ore than
funds will be allocated to counties picnic for club m em bers and th eir N etaw aka. K an . arriv ed S aturday 600 pounds of fat annually, w as j
w hose o rig in al allocations a re not fam ilies will be held L abor day at for a visit w ith th eir cousin, Mrs. developed here in O regon. He is
sufficient to cover all th e c o n ser the Max Schultz grove at I o'clock. C L. S chw anke, and fam ily. It had six years of age and leaves 32
W e C a n S u p p ly Y o u W it h
vation w ork for w hich farm ers have
Miss Ida S n y d er of C arlsbad. been 38 and 45 years since they d au g h ters in the S herm an herd.
req u ested assistance He in dicated Cal., niece of M ax Schultz, visited had seen th e ir cousins. It is th eir
"B ecause of the large nu m b er of
first trip to O regon and tnev e n dairy cattle on official test in O re
th at county a g ricu ltu ral co n serv a h ere last week.
tion com m ittees w ill be asked to
Mr. and Mrs. S ch u ltz and Miss joyed th e sight» of the C olum bia gon at the present, it !« believed
A u s tr ia n P e a s - W illa m e t t e V e tc h - H a i r y V e tc h
use the e x tra funds to increase S n y d er w ent to T illam ook F riday River highw ay im m ensely. From that this m ay be the beginning of
m inim um farm allow ance on farm s to a tte n d the fa ir and visit w ith here they w ill go to C orvallis to an o th er era of unu su al activity in
visit th e ir cousins. W alter S ch the m ovem ent of goad dairy cattle
w h ere th e m ost co n serv atio n can relatives.
w anke an d Mrs. F. O etjn.
be obtained.
to o th er states." »Brandt conpnued.
Club Entertains
Rev. and Mrs. A ugust G erken "While breeding operations have i
T he o p erato rs of some 33,500 O re
T
h
e
girls
4-H
club
"T
he
B
ubbling
and
D
orothy
and
G
ertru
d
e
of
gon farm s have filed farm plans
continued d u ring the w ar. t h e r e ,
req u estin g practice paym ent assist T eapot." had th e ir final m eeting M arysville. Ohio, Miss Ida G erk- has been a noticeable slackening of
cf the v e a r at the hom e of th eir -n of N apoleon. Ohio, and O scar the m ovem ent of p u reb red live- i
ance
am
ounting
to
m
ore
th
an
$5.-
P h o n o F o r e s t G r o v o 153
000.000. M iller rep o rted
C ounty leader. Mrs. M arjorie H ansen. They G erken of Palo Alto, Cal., left stock from the fa r west to the east
th eir
m others
an J Sunday for C alifornia, en route as com pared to p re w a r tim es."
C O R N E L IU S
OREGON
com m ittees c u rre n tly are asking e n tertain ed
T hey have been for the
o perators to rep o rt an y changes in young sisters and b ro th ers by an home.
P rofessor B ran d t added th a t it
M ixed F ertilizers
Filbert Worm Dusts
the intended practices listed on the o u t-of-door luncheon and sm all past w eek guests of Mr. and Mrs is to be reg retted th a t the blood
program w hich they planned and H erm an K erkm an and daughters of this high-grade proven sire ca n
farm
plans,
w
hich
w
ere
m
ade
out
Walnut Blight Dusts
S u p er P hosphates
Mrs. C la ra Helem of P o rtlan d is not be used to a w ider extent >n
supervised them selves.
last spring.
visiting w ith h er father. G ra n d the
Bordeaux Spray Materials
"F arm ers w ho find th at they w ill Visit in N ebraska
A m m onia Sulfate
herd s of this state, b u t the
father
Luck, and b ro th er-in -law
not be able to carry out som e of
Mr. and Mrs. C hris Von H ollen
DDT Dusts anil Sprays
I line (Sacked and Bulk)
the practices for w hich they re and son. Dick, w ent bv c a r to Red and sister. Mr. and Mrs. C hester
Weed Killers
H oran
q uested assistance are urged to Cloud. N e b . to visit th eir sen, Koble. G ra n d fa th e r Luck, who is
am end th e ir farm p lan s acco rd C harles. T hey spent th re e w eeks 92 y ears old, is failing in health
l.iquiil N itrates
W eevil Bait
ingly," M iller said. "T his w ill re visiting
am ong
relativ es
and
('ever Crop Seed
Botruone
Don't stan d on your convictions
lease funds for .co n serv atio n w ork friends.
live bv them .
on o th e r farm s."
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Long and fam
ily of W ashougal, Wash . and Mr.
and Mrs. M artin M cElroy of T a
Visit in Montana
coma. Wash., spent S un d ay at the
SH UTE Mrs. A M. P errin e and hom
e of Mr. and Mrs. Art M alone
ch ild ren Uettv and Bobby are v isit
O lsen and Max M oody w ent
ing h er p aren ts in Cascade, Mont. to E arl
Y ellow stone p a rk
w ith
the
SSPÀRATORS
Ross M unkres visited his b ro th e r Scouts.
in Bend for a few days last week
Mrs G race M iller's fath er. F ran k
MILKERS
G eorge, from M ilnor. N. D , is vis
itin g her.
M ILK COOLERS
L yle and M erle H ew ett left for
M cusand last w eek.
W ayne P etersen of Ju n ctio n Citv
is spending the w eek at the john
E ckert noipc.
A (Xitrdfetorf
Full-scale 4-H
FARM LOANS Participation in
Stale Fair Set
• be b la m e d fo r m ik- transmit high production to h i s
lie and one w hich d aughters is the reason w hy the
ridoubtedly enhance the pre.
«-b .a hi lock in m other
J th e country.
proved ability of this sire to
ROOFING
4%
Galaway & McGraw
W heat In su ra n ce
F rom G overnm ent
N ow M ore L ib eral
MORTGAGE LOANS
D airy P ay m en t
R em inder Given
4 ! 4 % - Low Cost - Prompt S ervice
K A U FM A N MORTGAGE COMPANY
COMPOSITION ROOFING
O n H a n d fo r Im m e d ia te In s ta lla tio n
Home and B arns a S p e c ia lty
Experienced Applicators
FREE ESTIMATES
Y ork
W rite C. C. PERKINS
Far M0R£ intra Crade
124
S.
2nd
H ills b o ro ,
Ave.
1931
WALNUTS
FILBERTS
DRIED PRUNES
TO P C A S H P R I C E S
H u d so n -D u n c a n & C o.
PHO NE
51
FOREST
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Dairy Sire Sale
To East Reveals
Oregon Standing
GROVE,
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See
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CO-OP
T R IA N G L E X-TRA EGG PRODUCER F u n d s In creased
To H elp S upport
PM A C onservation
A m m o n iu m S u lfa te
/o r
FEED -
SEED - HARDWARE
and
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
Orders for Immediate
Delivery Only
T u a la tin V a lle y C o -o p
COVER CROP SEED
214 W. Main Street
DUGDALE C O M PA N Y
MILK
COOLERS
Phone
O re g o n
PEACHES
County Farmers
Can Enter Special
Contest in Barley
W HAT’S
BEHIND
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C o.
Wanted To Buy
Soflball Game S u n d ay
eccs
R o o fin g
(We protect your overhead)
Special Effort
Urged to Fighi
Swine Disease
WELL BORING
Concrete Tile and
Steel Cased Wells
new ow ner paid $6200 for him,
B randi pointed out. and em phasizes
anew the advantage of keeping
records on such w ell-bred anim als.
Hillsboro, Oregon
LOADER
AUTOMATIC
N .W . / >
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BALES,BAG S, BOXES..
handles loose produce and
performs other farm* ch o re t
S A V E S Y O U T IM E
UNIVERSAL
and LAßOR - both mear»
you
save
m o n e y ,-
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m oney
T R IA D is the No. 1 proven
and accepted Loader that does more; does it better
Ulonroe FCriseH
Approximately 10.000,000 f i g h t
ing men w ere killed in action d u r
ing W orld W ar II according to the
statisticians.
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- D A IR Y M A N ?'
CONTROLLED BY DRIVER
No ground crew required
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LAND SURVEYING
Q u i' k
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M ilk
w ith
and
A g ita to r
C o n s tr u c tio n L a y o u t
B E N F A B E R E L E C T R IC
Home and Farm Electrical Equipment
227 S. Jrd-H illsboro
Phone 2471
PAUL D. BOUTWELL
Bock of every ''C o t e t p illa r tra c k ,
type T ractor in our neighborhood
stands our parts and mechanical serw
ice, ready to handle your needs effici
ently. Back of us stands the "Cotes
pillar" organization known all ovei
the world tor its fast and dependable
service.
1 Rl A D is burl» to lost — it j, a sturdy, dependable
P'ed.'et, adequately powered, easy to oHoch to »he
truck you hove in a couple of minutes, steers with the
buck balanced for easy handling ond for to w in g,
standard parts.
M ANUf ACIURCD BY THE NORTHWEST MACHINE WORKS, OREG LTD
1717 S .E . Eleventh Ave.
p<x)|and , 4
Registered Land Surveyor
Phone Scholls 8381
R t. I. B ox 705. B eaverton, O re.
HILLSBORO
IM PLEM ENT CO.
West Baseline. Hillsboro
Sold by
J. T. F O S T E R C O .
1 37
S. Third Ave., Hillsboro
Phono 1011
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