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R ich a rds T he y w ere her«’ to a ttend ’ d to th«* f lu id m ilk s u rp lu s , P ro -
A ll im is o iis in te n d e d ill a p o u l- i the fa m ily re u n io n S unday
i fessor P o tte r declared.
ti v . o ilin g demon tia tio n a n in v it - s h o w e r Honor» I lo o c l V i c t i m
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Ladies A id e n jo y e d it . a n im a l tie: have mad«* it p ra c tic a l to tra n s ­
" ii h. idas. J u ly ll at tw o p o u ltry * p ic n ic last T h u r day at the home p o rt flu id u u lk o v e r m uch lo n g e r
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fa u n
a cco rd in g to W d lm r o f Mr
M o n tg o m e ry
D o tin g the distances A fe w ye a rs back a la rg e
W
B u i k h .«rt.
a taut
co u n ty a fte rn o o n a show er was g ive n fm p a it u f the d a iry in g area o f trie
agent
Mi
S te lla ( ‘b u s t, a sixtei o f M i
P a c ific ( ua .1 was too fa r fro m any
A n a fte rn o o n d e m o n stra tio n w ill M a rv in R ick
She was pm ent» d flu id m ilk m a rk e t and th«* fa rm e r
h« held at tin* fa rm of M i and M rs
w ith a ■ < t o f dishes fro m the L a d n *, was obliged to convert his m ilk
( la ie n .« * Wood, MX f i l li e s K O ilth of A id and n u m e ro u s u seful g ifts fro m
« •ntirely i n t o b u tte r and cheese
H ere’s the power leader of Oliver’s new, modern tractor
l i i l l . h o i o o n th e la m re l m arl* h«*- the m em ber» M rs ( ’ h iis t and her
Such areas are n o w v e ry m uch
i p m n in g at 1 30 p m T h i.x svdl he la m d v w« n- m the V a n p o rt flo o d .
fleet. It’s the husky }-4 plow ”88” with a 6-cylinder engine
sm a lle r and th e y are s h r.n k m g day
' t" ll.iw « ’d t»y a n o th e r d e n io n x tia tio n
Pau, G is ie lb e rg and »on A lfr e d of by d a y ," he added
and six forward speeds to provide you with a practical work­
m t ie
evening a t th e Joe B a ke r C a th la m e t. W ash, w o re week><*nd
T he co n v e n tio n b ro u g h t a n im a l
fa rm
th it« '-fo u rth s m ile east of Visitor at the l*.v«*rett W rig h t home scie n tists fro m a ll pa rts o f th e 11
ing pace for every farm operation.
M ou n t.o re h ile .
1». g in n in g
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M i
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w«’.st< rn state w h o spent th re e «lays
I* I I I
The ”88” is an ideal unit for concentrated farming . . .
in V a n c o u v e r a n d S a lk u m . W a h
in g«*n< ra l and se ctio n al m eetings
N I . B. u n io n e x te n s io n p o u ltry *
(H is V a le n tin e of P o rtla n d spent In the la tte r m an y h ig h ly te c h n ic a l
for all the heavy "rush” jobs season after season. To suit
, l . i a i i a t ( ) ie g .« n State college, w ill th e
Cornelius
and
Banks,
Oregon
1 '■« k • n 1 .d til.* J ii
\ o n papers w e re presented re p o rtin g on
1” ' I ’ 1’ ' i d .it b o t h o f t ie .«• m e e t in g s hom e v is itin g his grandson, W a l­
your fuel situation, Oliver offers three great engines: (1 )
advaric« s in r< s«*arch fin d in g s in the
Phone Banks 383
to le s ic w tie * p r i n c i p l e , o f c u llin g lace C h ild
d a iry and a n im a l in d u s trie s C on-
for gasoline, (2 ) for tractor fuels, (J ) diesel , . . designed
and an w er questions
id e ra b le a tte n tio n w a s g iv e n to
specifically for a farm tractor and available later.
b: < -ding e ffic ie n c y
|
I)» R obert E M ille r, U n iv e r s ity
Look at these new features: direct drive power take-off,
EARTHM ASTER
o f ( ' ilifu r m a . was elected p re s id e n t
«»I A S A P fo r n e x t ye a r w ith A W
Oil Miser transmission case, floating oil pump screen inlet,
<u fl
O liv e r, O S (‘ vice-pr< id« nt. and W
TRACTO RS
20-gallon fuel tank, battery ignition and automatic spark
Af««I Cat*uU», ve 1« (tv Ib i
P L e h re r U n iv e rs ity o f Idaho, sec­
l t \ M rn ( L ira M e tir r r
'•j-isill in. q u art and pint sizes.
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advance, basic interchangeability o f Oliver's full line of cen­
«ref t)o r» your e»n froth veqelo-
M< K I N I . K Y E l.M O N IC A
A
vote
equipped.
good to on co n su lid u tm n n t M c K in le y school a n * c h o s e n b y m a il N e x t y e a rs
bl»l. born««, moot», p o u 'lry * k o n they »0 Both class and paper
trally
mounted and rear suspended tools and a choice o f
in . «’ t i n g w i l l b e at W a sh in g ton S tate
Handle« l«-lnch
o t rho.r d o lx io u i b o tfl Ko**p them in fro«
use for fi •.•/ini' fruits and d is tric t w ith A lo h a -H u b e r w ill be­ college w ith U n iv e rs ity o f Id a h o
interchangeable cast iron or stamped steel wheels with all
Plow with ease.
io n »turogo fur forty moot» month» lo to r.
h e ld .it M c K in le y c iio o l T h u rsd a y jo in t host.
i vegetables in vour locker. ! liVenm K. J u ly 15
Cultivators. Mow­
other new Row Crop models.
Thouiond» o f Sonitory QUICFREZ Fom»
H c s id c n t - o f t h is area may soon
ers, Sprinytooths
L u td o n oro in uto, pr< » ng tho>r ro l o*
Let us give you the details on all the valuable farm-utility
| tra v e l on tin . m w Sunset h ig h w a y .
immediately
b'lity, o.onomy ond off!*
I is th e b la c k to p sui face is being
available.
features found on Oliver’s new farm-engineered tractor fleet,
a n p lie d
c lo n cy lin c o 1939. Stop in
Berry ballocks and crates in I to s t S ip s (¿aniens
and to o this ‘pio n o or o f
built in Row Crop, Standard, Row Crop with Adjustable
Ernst a p iii. in d in th is area last
.both paper and wood.
form frooxon** today.
Front Axle or Single Front Wheel models.
‘ T h u rs d a y , J u ly |, and tom atoes am i
beans w -iie s lig h tly n ip p e d aro u n d
O regon g ro w e rs o f c o v e r c r o p
TERMS
All aterl frame, •» 1» p aealcd
the edk-i-
s< <’ds m ay be asked by the fe d e ra l
M i and M is E iiin in Langue are g o v e rn m e n t to step up p ro d u c tio n
unit l'.i<t.»ry 5 scar luaranler.
va e a tiu n in y at Coos Has
o f the <• seeds n e x t y e a r to p ro v id e
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Parts and
5 lie hex filter gMt* 1 n s u la t b ill.
M i and M is .1 A W isem an spent supplies fo r e x p o rt to E u ro p e u n d e r ,
J u ly I w ith frie n d s at C la ts k a n ie th«* E uropean R ecovery p ro g ra m , j
Service
•
M r and M rs J a n u s O v e r tu r f of st.it«
E R Ja ckm a n , OSC s p e c ia l­
Available at
M A S O N 'S , In c .
3 7 9 50
m a! Eugene were guesta of the ist in fa rm crops.
Lawn Mowers • Cultivators W isem an . .fu r tw o davs last w eek
Baseline at Dennis
Phone 5082
all times.
M eetings o f g row ers, seed dealers,
M
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John
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TIGARD,
OREGON
c o u n ty A A A c o m m itte e m e n a n d
HILLSBORO,
OREGON
Lawn Hose and Sprinklers
lo ck Wash . w ere guests la s t week c o u n ty agent have been h e ld in the
uf M ’ and Mr
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W illa m e tte \ a lle y d u rin g the past
llunirliulldlng ProcrriaaliK
m on th Present was a re p re s e n ts - 1
W o rk is progressing r a p id ly on tiv e o f the g ra in b ra n ch o f th e I
the n e w home o f M r and M rs C o m m o d ity C re d it c o rp o ra tio n to
<15 tV It jn r lin r — llill» b o ru
I t iih . u d S eiuggs T h e y e xp e ct to o b ta in data on p ro b a b le seed p ro ­
We «ell snd recommend
I'h im r 7()l
o ccu p y it some tune tin s .summer
d u c tio n th is year E stim ates o f w h a t
OKNBRAX, PAINTS
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H IM M iS
T he ram s have been a h a n dicap In ce n tiv e s w o u ld be re q u ire d to
for nll purpoae use.
I n h a y in g as m uch u f it is s t ill u n ­ o b ta in
increased p ro d u c tio n n e x t
Phone «Ml
baled
ye a r w e re also requested.
T he CCC re p re s e n ta tiv e W H
Entai»: Anno B»||» W a lk e r
Y oun g m a n . W ash in g ton . I). C . was
NOTICE
to ld th a t the acreage o f com m on i
and W illa m e tte vetch and com m on
ryegrass to be ha rve ste d in th« W il- i
la m e tte v a lle y th is y e a r w ill be
•• W i l l
c o n s id e ra b ly b e lo w last y e a r's acre- •
W A i KU
w ith th is
age
M uch o f th e seed y ie ld fro m '
tltjd
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i
Hl
the v o lu n te e r ryegrass m ay also be I
u •
if* uroier my ned a t £42 lo w . Y o u n g m a n le a rn e d th a t the '
tn* Mom Stf»«|
H illa!» :
h »*
hauy ve tch acreage is ab o ut n o rm a !
q il i
.■ m n th » f r t m J u ly H 1 9 4 i
b u t m uch o f th is is v o lu n te e r and
el
Whenever anybody buy* a farm, a hotel, a grocery store,
y ie ld s a re u n c e rta in
E I Me ALEAK A* • . y
T o o b ta in increased p ro d u c tio n
(lu ir «. 15. I? 2 a, A l l . , .
1948
or a house, he gets the EXCLUSIVE use of certain space,
o f h a iry vetch n e x t year, a g o v e rn ­
A n optimist is a m an w h o mar­ m e n t su p p o rt p ric e h ig h e r th a n the
material* and equipment. Under FREE ENTERPRISE it
rie s in s se cre ta ry, th in k in g h e 'll 12-cent fig u re w o u ld be necessary.
c o n tin u e to be a b le to d ic ta te to ■ •. ' A • * itaU I ft< '." i m g a t u p p o i t
cannot
be managed any other way.
p rice on both com m on and W i l l a m ­
h e r — Ex.
ette ve tch m ig h t b rin g some in ­
crease in acreage, Ja c k m a n believes
Say Y o u Saw I t In T h e A rg u s
A h ig h e r su p p ort p ric e on A u s tria n
The average efficient sawmill in the Douglas Fir region
w in te r peas w o u ld tir in g increased
acreage on th a t crop. A t th«» m e e t­
cuts one acre, which is a year's growth on 250 acres
ings. it was recom m ended th a t the
g o v e rn m e n t m ake k n o w n by J u ly
fin e fur selling out
of average forest land, every day. It needs the EXCLU­
15 p ro d u c tio n goals a n d su p p o rt
seedlings.
p rices fo r seed crops. T hus, fa rm e rs
• D ig g in g post h oles by h and is h ard
SIVE timber supply from 50,000 acres to keep it going.
can p la n th e ir acreages fo r fa ll
w o rk . T he D u n tix er p ost h ole d ig g er
p la n tin g
a c c o rd in g ly , Ja ckm a n
If it cannot get logs enough, it shuts down. When it
states.
a ttach es q u ic k ly to th e F ord T r a c to r
Farm and Garden
Contest to Close
With Picnic Sunday
Jersey Herds in
County Rated
Population Gain
In West Affects
Animal Industry
Farm ers Invited
To Demonstration
F ir n
Arthu
f " n V. M l u n ii M ix W
Kalin..«, i.l llillh la . i, , June
O L IV E R
u
n
SWEET CHERRIES
W a n te d
FARM LOCKER PLANT
F o r B r in in g P u r p o s e s
SAVES ITS COST
R oyal A nns
L a m b e r ts
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A New Farm Power Leader
B in g s
W a te r h o u se
B la c k R e p u b l i c a n s
Kelly-Farquhar & Co.
Focd Containers
Consolidation Vote
To Be Held July 15
Goals Increase
For Cover Crop
OLIVER
SALES AND SERVICE
Nelson Refrigeration
Farmers' Cash Store
LET’S GET GOING!
MAKE FENCE MUCH FASTER
POST HOLE DIGGER
5.
FARM
LOANS
nnd cun dig lip to titlll post h o les n d ay.
L ifts and low ers by H y d ra u lic T ou ch
C o n tr o l, l ’a y s fo r i t s e l f in tim e an d
lu h o r s a v e d . . .
g ets fe n c e m a d o
q u ir k ly , b e tw e e n
ru sh s e a s o n s or in
sp are tim e. A sk for
a d e in o n s tr a tio n .
M akes h o le s for
building fo u n d a ­
tions.
C a te M o to r
126 East Pacific Avenue
Phone 174
FOREST GROVE. OREGON
a v iu p
Low Interest
No Commission
No Appraisal Fee
THE TRAVELERS
INSURANCE C».
G alaway & McGraw
117 S. 3rd. — Hillsboro
stock
M uhly Fam ily H as
G a th e rin g S u n d a y
Bv Mr». John llaase
F IR D A L E -tO W A l t l l . L _ A fa m ­
ily re u n io n o f the M u h ly s was held
w ith a p o t-lu c k d in n e r p ic n ic at
T r in it y p a rk in H ills b o ro Sunday
Rev and M rs E lm e r M u h ly and
fa m ily u f A be rd ee n . Wash . spent
last w eek at the F re d M u h ly Sr
home.
M r and M rs K a m p ra th and fa m ­
ily o f R ic h la n d . Wash . spent S u n ­
day at th " hom e o f th e ir so n -in -la w
and dau gh te r. Key. and M rs. Lestei
M u h ly . and son.
D o ro th y F a rr, d a u g h te r o f M r
and M rs S ta n le y F a rr, was b a p ­
tize d last Sunday a t th e B lo o m in g
L u th e ra n c h u rc h . S ponsors w e r e
CNOIff »ffAUSt tV4
G UARANTEED
Is !■(»••(• Crap Yltl4
shuts down, the crew is out of work and the pay checks
stop. The grocer and the landlord cannot collect their
bills and the whole community suffers.
To prevent this sort of thing. Congress has passed
laws providing for Cooperative Sustained Yield Units.
The contracts take care of manner, time, and place of
cutting timber, its utilization and manufacture, road
location and use, recreation and water-sheds, amount
of land and timber required to qualify.
If the private member of the partnership fails to
carry out the contract, the courts can enjoin him. It's a
tough contract and so far as can be seen, it keeps a high
level of timber supply and continuously operating mills,
thus insuring continued community prosperity.
W h a t are we w aiting for?
Bigger profits are in store for
you when you feed quality
grain and feed.
Millers of Superior
Grain and Seed
Buyers of Grain and Seed
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ROTPRY
TILLERS
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Oregon is the Greatest Timber State
In the Nation , . . Help Keep it Great
CHAS. P. SELLERS
N ew Grain Elevator and Seed Cleaning Plant
C & S Shopping
Center
Starling Operations Ju ly 2 6 t h
Im p e r ia l F e e d & G r a in C o .
S. Second Ave.
HILLSBORO
Phone 551
Exclusive Washington County
Distributor
M E Rotary Tillers
P arts and Service
FOREST
CONSERVATION, INC.
H o tel O sb u r n , E u g e n e , O reg o n
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