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g ro u p "f J e t m - v tier<i.s in w hich th e
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five »•i, Wmm th e n u m b e r n t at
unii ,<» b • f< <1 r ta k e n in to eoi
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i to in w ill be avail.thh* fi
a n im a l u n it on fa rm s T hat • ab o u t
th» sa m e as it was in fne f
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p< r m d from 1937 to 1911 H ig h e r
fe I p rice s a r e u I. m i tia v a ..
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<hu•«•mi nt to feed hogs to
w eights as c ,rn p r ic e , go uj F
p o u h ry rn e n an I d a iry m e n , how' v r
t h e ic l.ttio n <»f • gg m »| d .u rv p ro
d u e • price*, fo feed cost . h i oeei:
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Id. and No 1 a ' t h e H o e k C r e e k s c h o o l
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th e -tae k of slices heaited in th« house W rtln sd.iy, N ovem hei 2d, .1
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flexit/Iv (ip of bi east
bur u*
T a k in g a v a n ta g e
the Iw o-.lio
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school holnl.iv Mi a n d M is J,4 n
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c e s s i n g m a y be b ak ed in th • pan
.mt hom e Y oung tu rk e v arid p a rts of tu rk e y o le Vi King re la tiv e s n e a r M otile
; D o ro th y N ew ton, u-
I d e m o n s tra tio n ax**?
dvisvd b o u t
c n ,»«• frie d l . k ' ch ick en . Old- r .sano. W ash.
wiv;*w y e ste rd a y .
W e .t U nion W om en's c lu b n u t a
bird . »ni’ie m »is, h e at a r id a c o v ­
th e h om e of Mrs S I’ S e liitb e l oi
T h e Jefcjs can be
rved m a re e
e r .vad«» pot ro am in g or stew ing.
/A rm istice Day w ith 12 m em b er
nnniiC jJly if th e
idoiH ur - r
p re se n t.
P re c e d in g th ■ busm esi
m oved
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th«- stu ffin g intr, th« b ird th ro u g h
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It T r y
G ro w e rs of W ish-
tn ° i/periirig at th e neck for th.»»
»urrty
p lu m p app-uiaric«* A h e “ l of or» i
m eet T uesday
Mr a n d Mr- H C F a lk left Frl
ì th«» C ity hall day by tra in t i atti nd the 50th wed
rnay ta k e th " plac • of e w i r i g t h e
m ain o p e n in g , o r it r,,«»y be < .u ,«d
a g e n e ra l d is ­ « l in g . IIIO IV I rsa ry of M r F a lk 's e4dei
by th r e e la rg e -.«fety pu is o r by
b r o th e r in Des M om s, Iowa. T he)
lac in g i c o rd a ro u n d sk An-r-i
e x p e c t to visit o th e r re la tiy e n am
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f r i .n d s b e fo re re tu rn in g .
vio c a v e r c r w a te r is used for
ro a stin g if he b ird . y oung aid
. '.ende, Ar y typ*- of pan m ay b •
| u-ed if it ».i la rg e e n -jiijh SI »w .
' lon^ co o k in g k e e p s th e fie h rn > u
i a n d m a k e s m ore
r v n T h e la. 4
i e r th e b ird th< lo w e r the te m p e r -
I .»lure should be. 250 d e c re e s r A
10 to 13 p o und tu rk e y roastx
’
.300 d e g re e s in a b .u t fo u r ho u r-
F o r f u r th e r ro a stin g sc h e .u lc s
ask f o r fr e e c irc u la r HE 1475 P o u l­
try C o o k e ry R e ce ip ts and M enu
HE 1980
P o u ltry C «ikery.
and
HE 1979 C h ick e n R ec«ipe
d • ie
c o u n ty e x te n sio n se rv ic e office».
P la c in g a d a m p g re ase d c lo th over
a b ird d u rin g long ro a stin g h elp-
k e p th e sk»n te n d e r a n d a ttra c tiv e
Many Served at
Sausage Dinner
Farm Income
Figures Given
P e r c ap ih , m t incom e o f per-
•m on fa rm s ,n PHd w as o rdy 47
I# i cen t as l irg • as p e r c a p ita net
in» nine of p< • ons not o n fa rm s, it
. .
- <1 m th • O c to b er rwsue of
th.* A g n e n ttu r a l S itu a tio n , a pub-
h eat ion d th e b u re a u of a g r.c u l­
tu ra l w ononuc.s.
T . p
ar tic le is p a rh c u la ; ly reveal-
g at th is tu n c because of th e p re s ­
ent p o p u la r opinion th a t fa rm e rs
g e n e ra lly a re e n jo y in g
u n p re c e ­
d e n te d p ro sp e rity , th e lo ca l a g ric u l­
tu r a l c o n se rv a tio n o ff.e e «aid.
T ne u v e ra g ? p e r c a p ita n e t in-
' n.c of p e o p le on f a r m s ro se from
$131 m th e b ,<• p e rio d o f 1P10 to
1940 t o StKitl
----- in ItHil. th e a r t u l e
sta te d .
T)., fig u re fo r n o n -farm
iM*ople r
>m H 37 to $132h
1 -•
xplairrs th a t w hen
fa rm incom e ir. th e 1910-14 p eriod
-ak n as 100. th e 1 9 « in co m e wa
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1
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G et y o u r C aterp illar in sh a p e n o w
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of g o o d w e a th er!
AWiN^»cTVPeR<
SV n P I.AME C», A <Sü.J TOP»/
Officers Elected
At Shady Brook
Repair Service
„ fapo m OftiÆi„<rrep
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W arning. J
S h e rw o o d . O regon,
h» c o m p le te d u p ro d u c tio n re c o rd
o f 7.313 p o u n d s of rm lk .md 425
|M»upds of birttt rf;»t w’hich h »s qual-
fo
d
S ilv er Med.L
d
Bv M rs. A. I n ru n
A m e r (can J e r s e y C,at tie club. .
H om e Econ-
T h e r c- 1 SH A D Y B R O O K
• «»files s lire h e re
1 }{ ...,il E cho .f W»»u ie rla n d on ;es c'.ub of W ash in g to n G ia n g
n.uiv t m 3«5 d a y t<• t .it th« m et it th e hum of Sa ie L ftu-
f tuie - e a r a n d inn e m onth* ¿a>-’ W ed n e sd a y af e rn o o n a n d e le ct­
w re v e r l f . 1J bv b oth ed o ffic e rs for th e e n su in g y ear
m Sut co lle g e .m d Th ■ A in- Ti c p r sid e n t i- Mr - L ila Jo h n so n ,
v.c '-presid* nt. Mi.-s C o ra D orland,
•v C
Ji
c lu b
nd Mi
L ola W eaver, s e c re ta ry
t r e a s u r e r T h • n e x t m e e tin g w ill b e
Y o u r C.» h U m b re lla F o r A F a ln y .
D.«v An A rg u s C la ssifie d a \d — ' d
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th e G ra n g e hall
Hud G io V tr w ar '.ar«»t’i;Kt h om e
from Emanuel hospital
We
-1’'--1'" ' 'n ” e u n d e rw e n t an
A <>nr> c it o il b a s e f la ’ t w a * ll nes<Ji'.v
o p e ra tio n on his leg th e first o f
fin is h .
N o v em b er.
F a rm
V- ion h e ld its m o n th ly
Protect your floors with
m i l l i n g at Ja c k s o n sch o o lh o u se last
F rid a y n ig h t, w ith g >od a tte n d a n c e
| T h e a g r ic u ltu r a l class of H llhi gave
a \ e r v ii <-r stin g n u m b e r on th e
p ro g iu m , w h ic h co n sisted o f five
The Finest Floor Paint
■¡(■nil
g iv in g f v e - ■I.:..!’..' ta lk s
you ran buy.
on fa rm s u b je c ts w h ic h w e re of in ­
te re st to all fa rm e rs. T hose ta k in g
Do your kitchen anil hath
p a rt in th e r e s t of the p ro g ram ,
w ith
w h ic h c o n .is te d of m u sical n u m ­
bers. w e n J u d v G ates, a cc o rd io n
s -lo. Kay W old, g u ita r solo A d ria n
I W o M o..k piano s >!o; Jean Camp-
boll. p ian o solo, a n d Don L ogan
When you w ant gloss
H a w a ii an g u ita r solo .After th e p ro ­
walls use
gram r e fr e s h m e n ts w e re s e r v .d by
I M rs S h e a r e r
I 'n i t T o M eet F rid a y
H om o Ex: n sio n u n it of S hady
B ro o k w .ll m eet a t th e h o m e of
TRACTOR
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P lS T O lH . A ClT/ IH
MUiKCT
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Home Rqent Tells'
How to Cook That
Thanksgiving Bird
H e a v y K oto
\'ER B <X JR T Thei-p w as □ gran d
tu rn o u t at th e sa u sa g e a n d k ra u t
d in n - r S u n d a y , w ith o v e r 1200
p!u ,^ being , r v td .n th e /iv e -h o u r
d in r
a
• s , x te n d e J to all w ho h elp ed m ak e
it a success.
V rrb o a rt K eraains ("n d e fea trd
V e rb o o rt h ig h s c h o o ls
f ly in g
D u tc h m e n " fo o tb all sq u ad won its
• leag u e gam e F rid a y from Gas-
• n by a 19 to 0 score T his dee ded
f«,r th em th e .r title , w hich is th e
M-cond s tra ig h t y e a r of u n d e fea te d
football.
W om en F o re ste rs m et last M on­
day e v e n in g in tn e h a ll b a se m e n :
M r and Mr.- G e o rg e S o h le r o i
Hood R iv er w e re o v e rn ig h t guests
last T h u rsd a y .f M r a n d M rs E rn-
est H ertn en i M r S o h le r b ro u g h t
25 boxes oi H ood R iv e r ap p le s w ith
him on his truck.
\f rs w illia m S o h le r e n te rta in e d
he Iocal S tu d y c lu b g ro u p a t the
h om e of th e R a d e r, M a ry an n H er-
m ens on A rm istic e D ay e vening.
¡n m e m b e rs a tte n d ed . S e v e ral
prizes w e r e a w a rd e d and lu n ch
se rv ed at th e close of th e e v en in g
T his T h u rsd a y classes w ill re su m e
■ 'h Ida H e rm en s as host-1
ess.
S e v e ra l V e rb o o rt re la tiv e s a tte n d ­
ed tn e m a rria g e of Mias E le a n o r
ii
IM a n d J a c k H u lsm a n last j
S a tu rd a y a t C o rn e liu s.
Approval Given lo
Wool Research Plan
Re> arch a im ed a t im p ro v in g do-
f.b e rs so th a t th ey can .
m icstic
w fic w ool fib
c o m p e tt
t
w ith h ig h -q u a litv
lity fo reig n
w ools a n d sy n th e tic fib e rs has been
a p p ro v e d u n d e r th e R e search a n d
M a rk e tin g A ct it w. s re p o rte d this
T he BEST C osts LESS
in th e Long Run!
YORK
SHOE
REPAIR
Opening Sal.
W hen your Truck needs repairs, m ajor or
minor, the first thing to consider is w here
you will get a thoroughly dependable pre­
cision job.
Bring your Truck to us to be sure
of the best skilled w orkm anship and
factory parts.
Cleaning - Pressing
158 E. Main St.
NEXT TO THE
FARMERS' CASH
STORE
Tom Doyle
HILLSBORO SALES CO.
OUR MOTTO:
W. Main at Dennis—Hillsboro
Phone 5311
INTERNATIONAL — P a rts and Service
"Quick Service
W hile You Wait"
week by the local agricultural con-
r v a tic n office
D o m e -tic wool p ro d u c tio n re ac h -
ed a p eak of 3S8 m illio n p o u n d s
in 1942. b u t sin ce has d sc lin e d to a
level 34 p r cent below th e 1942
fig u re T h e n u m b e r of sto ck s h .e p
it th< b e g in n in g of th is y e a r v.as
he law st sine ¡867
Q u ick step
FLEX
FARM LOANS
4%
RAY O N ITE
Farmers' Cash Store
W e sell and recom m end
G EN ER A L P A IN T S
for all-p u rp ose use.
ISO E. Main St.
H tllsore
P hone 4061
M rs
G race
N laon
next
Friday
on D ixie M o u n ta in T h e m ee tin g
w ill I k - giv en b.v th e hom e d e m o n ,
s tra tu m le a d e r <>f th is c o u n ty .
F re d S in g , r h a d th e slte h e s r e ­
m oved from h is a rm la st w eek.
R e m e m b e r, tn
A !
T h a M ore
M ore Y ou S ell.
A rg u s C lassified
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Low Interest
No Commission
No Appraisal Fee
Galaway & McGraw
117 S. 3rd
H illsboro
FAKM IMPROVEMENTS
ARE THRIFTY...
G ive Your Home
P Lovelier Landscape
Farm improvements are practical Investments. T he dividends
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★ Be sure your tractor is in top condition
when good weather comes and you need
it. Let us pick up your tractor now, so we
can make any needed repairs and get it
back to you while you're unable to farm,
so it will be ready to go to work for you
in the few good farming days that may
follow before Old Man Winter really settles
down in earnest.
HILLSBORO IMPLEMENT CO.
Wost Baseline
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sc a p e s e rv ic e g iv es y o u
c o m p le te law n a n d g a rd e n
p la n n in g serv ice.
they bring in increased efficiency to your farm are well w orth
the initial expense. Check your farm to see where new methods
or improvements would save you money.
• LAWNS
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Your m ake w ashing m a­
silo or milk house— if you need almost any perm anent im«
• TRANSPLANTING
c h in e - r e g a r d le s s of its
age or model — can be
provem ents, First N ational shows you the convenient way
to pay fo r it.
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properly repaired here,
.With a First N ational Thrifty-Pay loan, you can take as long
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Landscapes
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If your barn needs paint or new equipm ent, if you w ant a ne\y
• PRUNING
Trees and Shrubs
• RE-ARRANGE­
MENT
we have the equipm ent,
as three years to pay for farm improvements, w ith no down
facilities, parts stock th at
payment needed. Your building supply dealer can arrange a
insure genuinely satisfac­
tory results.
Ju st Call 701
Thrifty-Pay loan for you. Or see your nearest branch of the
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Telephone Forest Grove 106R
First N ational Bank.
HILLSBORO BRANCH
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
N e ls o n
R e fr ig e r a tio n
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Hillsboro
P hone 701
FOREST GROVE. ORE.
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455 W. B aselin e
H ILLSBORO, OREGON
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