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l ‘MH then fa rm e r's share of the con-
so m e rs d o la r spent at re ta il fo r
fa im food p ro d u cts d to p p e d fro m
• i» c o id m a tc h in g 55 cents in Jn n -
u a iv to a fiv e -y e a r lo w o f 50 cents
in M ay. a cco rd in g to the d e p a rt­
m ent of a g ric u ltu re ? B o i. au o f A g-
iic u lt u r a l F( (momi(*N T hen d e clin e
in the fa i in e i
share began w ith
’ he hat i» p in » hi«*nks in F e b ru a ry
and co n tin u e d d o lin g A p r il and
M av. w hen re ta il food p i ice
in-
vie iise d b u t p i ices paid to fa rin -
( I * w are c o m p a ra tiv e ly steady
<’hin g e s for m a rk e tin g th e fa rm
food p ro d u cts in a fa m ily "n u n
ket h.i ket reached a 20 vear h ig h
Of $3P! in M ay. IVIH
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ented an increase o f m ore than
fo u r pet cent fro m c h .u g c re p o rte d
ui A p id
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ni »nth • o f
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re n t o v « r D ecem ber 1947
Ite ta il cunt of tin* m a rk e t basket
to ( .n s iu n c is was SdO3 in M a y
CUT ¡FIREWOOD
M AKE FENCE POSTS
(ARM IOUIPMINT'
• In one clay you ran
cut a huge rule of cord-
wood or fen ce p osts
with this rugged fa st­
cutting D earborn saw
• . . for your own use
or to a r il. A tta ch es
quickly to Ford T ractor . . . lift«» by
Hydraulic Touc h Control for fust trans­
port Into the w oodlot. B elt tig h ten s
autom atically . . . nu lining up needed«
l x t ua show* you.
(¿enutne part« and
e x p e r t s e r v ir e on
a l l F o rd T r a c to r«
and D earborn F a ria
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o f land in W .. .h in g to n c o u n ty u n d e r th e A g i »c u l­
tu ra l ( ‘ m u -.« i v a tio n p ro g ra m last yeai a c c o rd in g to A r t h u r I* I r e ­
land. c h a irm a n o f the c o u n ty A ( ’ I ’ co m m itte e L a n d th a t is u n d e r
w a te r i u s u a lly o u t o f p ro d u c tio n , Ire la n d p o in ts o u t. and d r a in ­
in g the w id e r, th e re b y f it t in g it fo r g ro w th o f the crop , ena bles
fa rm e rs to m a ke th e best use o f th e ir land.
d i . lin e d
o n ly $2 1»
« h i tin* a ll- tim e reco rd
in J a n u a ry
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i e p o rte d by th e B o i -
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«•au o f Lahor S ta tistics show an in -
- I . .1 . of tin. « per ce n t fo r fa rm
p ro d u c t and an increase «.. n e a r-
ly on«* p e r cent fo r fuods «rom m id -
M ay to m id Jin n
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s a le p r i c e s a
Price Supports
Similar io 1948
Farm Program
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al in su ra n ce
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’ainst food
h o rta g e and
red i d q uni it
Cr >tr • i * . i.,n fa rm in g also m e in
rror» 1 ’ a b ility in a g ric u ltu re and in
the ti ad« • th a t depend on «'igricul-
tu r» Ev.-iyon«* b« n«*fits fro m th e
con « i v i ’ . mn pi a c tic ’
e a rn * d
it
und« •r the p ro g ra m th e c h a irm a n
ts out.
»r the c u rre n t y e a r $150 m illio n
has be»n a p p ro p ria te d by congress
to a rry on th e p ro g ra m . T h is
¡ mea n
avs the ch a irm a n , an a v -
erat» e o f a b o ut $1 p e r p e rso n to c a r-
r y i »n this « ssential w o rk T h is i
\ th e i cost o f the fo«id in s u ra n c e p o l.-
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W ith w h a t the fa rm e r c o n trib -
Utes. th« n a tio n receives at least
S3(X) m llio n w o rth a t c o n s e rv a tio n
i fo r the $150 m illio n a p p ro p ria te d .
tre e n u t in d u s try , and to m a rk e tin g
and a d .*-rtis in g a ctiviti«* • d u rin g the
pa t season w h ic h re s u lte d in com -
p a ritiv e ly b e tte r re tu rn s fo r m e m ­
bers.
A« tu a l date o f c lo s in g d fo r the
p o o l- w ill be an n ou n ce d in d a fe w
day foll»>wing a m e e tin g o f N o r th -
w est N u t G ro w e rs b o a rd o f d ire c ­
tors. T r u n k said.
F ilb e r t and w a ln u t pools o f th e
N o rth w e s t N u t G ro w e rs fo r the
1IMK-49 m a rk e tin g season w ill close
in a f. w weeks, announces Jo h n E
o-called “ w ar tbiu
w h ich e x p ire at the end o f 1948. T ru n k general m an a g e r W h ile the
b u t most o f th e 1949 s u p p o rt w ill clo; in g date is exp e cte d to be a b o ut
th»* same as in o th e r years, i t is
Th.- U S De >;u tin •lit >f A g r i- be -in u la r to those n o w in e ffe c t, lik e !v to escape th e n o tic e o f m a n v
a cco rd in g to F. H a rv e y M ille r , state
cu ltu re • a n n o tin e d th
•ek th a t
g ro w e rs p la n n in g to jo in th e pools
■ e x p o rt a llo t a tiiu c o n tro ls w ill b«* P M A c h a irm a n .
because o f the lateness o f th e c u r ­
He o u tlin e d the m a jo r p ro v is io n s re n t crop
< c o n ttn led d u n n
IT IB -T i fu r six
p ro ­
, fo ra g e and cover < rup seeds c r im - g o v e rn in g 1949 g o v e rn m e n t
G ro w th in m e m b e rs h ip d u rin g th r
I son. n d a n i
ik< clo ve rs, co m - gram s to p ro te c t fa rm p ric e s as f o l­ v e a r a lre a d y exceeds th e gains o f
m on and h a iry v •tch. and A u s tria n lows:
las' season. T ru n k discloses, and
The basic crops o f co rn , w he a t, w ill b‘- g re a tly a ugm ented by g ro w ­
w in te r I«
T he d e p a rtm e n t stated it Is cx- rlc«* tobacco, a nd peanuts grow*n ers jo in in g ju s t b e fo re clo s in g o f
peeled th a t nu A u s ti lan w in t r peas, m 1949 and m a rk e te d b e fore Ju n e th e pools if 19+8 fo llo w s the p a t­
h a iry vetch, com m un * •tch o r c rim - 30. 1950. a re to be su p p o rte d at 90 te rn o f fo rm e r years
sun c lo v e r seed w ill b«* a llo ca te d , p e r cent <»f p a rity . T h is is th e same
7 1 in k a ttrib u te d th e increased
fo r e x p o rt in 1948 49 Ince th e en- level at w h ic h these crops have been m e m b e rsh ip
of
N o rth w e s t
N ut
T he s u p p o rt G ro w e rs to the w id e n in g in flu e n c e
la rge d U n ite d States BM8-49 soil su p p orte d re c e n tly .
' co n s e rv a tio n p ro g ra m w ill re q u ire on co tto n g ro w n in 1949 and m a r- o f the o rg a n iz a tio n in the n a tio n 's
m ust o f the w in te r ecu •r c ro p seeds k» ted b e fore Ju n e 30. 1950 is re d u c -
th a t w ill be a va ila b le fo r p la n tin g « d to 90 p e r cent o f p a rity fro m the crops w ill be d e te rm in e d a c c o rd ­
1948 su p p o rt le v e l o f 9 2 ^ p e r cent
n e x t fa ll
in g to the re la tio n s h ip betw een to ­
P e n d in g fin a l in fo rm a tio n on 1948 S u p p o rts at 90 p e r ce n t o f p u rity ta l and n o rm a l s u p p lie s o f the c o m ­
hogs, c h icke n s.
p ro d u c tio n and c a rr y - o v e r stocks, an* e xte n d e d on
m o d ity . the la rg e r th e su p p ly , the
the d cp a i •.merit a n nounced sm a ll in ­ »gg<. m ilk and m ilk p ro d u c ts m a r ­ lo w e r the m in im u m le v e l o f su p ­
keted before January 1. 1950. Po­ p o rt.
te rim «allocations o f luo.000 pound:
o f red c lo v e r seed and 50.000 pounds tato's h a rv e s te d be fore J a n u a ry 1.
The le g is la tio n also p ro v id e s
1949 are to be s u p p o rte d at 90 p e r­
<»f alsik«' < love : fo i th.. c o m in g v« a:
new m ethod fo r c a lc u la tin g p a r ity
to p e rm it the lic e n s in g o f sm all cent o f p a rity on fa rm s w h ic h have prices b e g in n in g J a n u a ry , 1950 T he
sh ip m e n ts but no d e stin a tio n s have observed th e ir 1943 p o ta to goals.
E d ib le d ry beans and peas, tu r - g e neral le ve l o f p a rity p rices w ill
b«-. N -1-. ' fle d .1* th I'- ’ IN '
It :
c o n tin u e to be based on the 1910-
e xp e cte d that
p e c ific c o u n try a l­ kevs. soybeans and fla x s e e d and 19:4 period However '.he r e la tio n ­
lo ca tio n s fo ! these tw o seeds w ill peanuts fo r o il, A m e ric a n E g y p tia n sh ip am ong the p a r ity p rices fo r in ­
c o tto n sweet potatoes, are d ire c te d
be m ade a b o ut S« p le m b e r 1.
to be s u p p o rte d u n til J a n u a ry 1 d iv id u a l a g ric u ltu r a l c o m m o d itie s
1950. at a le v e l w h ic h m a y range w ill be based on the im m e d ia te past
10-vear p e rio d o f a ctu al p rices P ro ­
fro m tin p e r ce n t o f p a r ity to the v is io n is m ade to p re v e n t p a ritv
As its special c o n trib u tio n to W is­ 19+8 le v e l o f su p p o rt fo r th a t com - p ric e s as th e v w o u ld be ca lc u la te d
T h is same p ro v is io n ap- u n d e r the present fo rm u la .
co n sin s C e n te n n ia l c e le b ra tio n , ac­ n m d ity
c o rd in g to U .v W H e in ric h A; Co., p lie s to Iris h potatoes h a rve ste d
lo ca l Case de a le r, th e J I Case a fte r J a n u a ry 1, 1949 T he s u p p o rt
th e
1948
co m p a n y is sta g in g a c o lo rfu l show level announced u n d e r
We Have a Full Line
d ra m a tiz in g
th e d e v e lo p m e n t o f p ro g ra m on these crops has been
of
no
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fa rm m a c h in e ry
and
im p le m e n ts
W ool p rices u n d e r th e n e w legis-
th ro u g h the c e n tu ry
T h e sp«*ctacle
lation are to be s u p p o rte d at present
w i l l he show n at 10 45 a m d a ily
at S tate F a ir p a rk M ilw a u k ie , the le ve ls u n t il J u n e 30. 1950. L e n d in g
for your needs.
fir s t w e e k o f the W isco n sin C e n te n ­ and purchase operation for price
100% OUTSIDE WHITE
n ia l e x p o s itio n . A u g u s t B th ro u g h s u p p o rt fo r o th e r a g ric u ltu r a l c o m ­
m o d itie s d u rin g 1949 are to be c a r­
rie d o u t to the e x te n t of available
funds.
BARN AND ROOF
T he se c re ta ry o f a g ric u ltu r e m ay
re q u ire c o m p lia n c e w ith p ro d u c ­
tio n goals and m a rk e tin g r e g u la ­
SHINGLE STAIN
tio n s as a c o n d itio n to p ric e sup­
p o rt.
B e g in n in g J a n u a ry 1. 1950. M ille r
FLAT WALL FINISH
e x p la in e d , the " lo n g -ra n g e " fa rm
p ric e -s u p p o rt
p ro v is io n s
become
e fe c tiv e
These g e n e ra lly p ro v id e
fo r a le v e l o f s u p p o rt so m e w h a t
HIGH GLOSS ENAMELS
lo w e r th a n d u rin g w a r ye a rs b u t
*
h ig h e r th a n was a u th o riz e d by e a r l­
ie r basic le g is la tio n P ric e su p p orts
LINSEED OIL
fo r tobacco, h o w e ve r, a re d ire c te d
at 90 p e r cent o f p a r ity w h e n m a r ­
k e tin g quotas are in e ffe c t W o o l is
to be su p p o rte d at (10 to 90 p e r cent
TURPENTINE AND
o f p a rity , at w h a te v e r le v e l the
BRUSHES
se cre ta ry d e te rm in e s is necessary to
encourage the a n n u a l p ro d u c tio n of
380 m illio n p o unds o f s h o rn w o o l.
E xce p t w h e n necessary to in ­
crease o r m a in ta in p ro d u c tio n in
W e se ll and reco m m en d
th e in te re s t o f n a tio n a l s e c u rity no
G E N E R A L P A IN T S
s u p p o rt u n d e r the lo n g -ra n g e p ro ­
for all-purpose use.
g ra m can be h ig h e r th a n 90 p e r cent
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— Phone 4061
SOIL PIPE
M in im u m p ric e s u p p o rts on basic
E xport Seed Control
To Be Continued
Recent
I p ro v id e
N ebraska Picnic Set
Northwest Nut
Pools to Close
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p ric e s u p p o rt le g is la tio n
om e m o d ific a tio n s o f the
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o f ro u te 3, F ritz L u n d a ile r d e fe ile d th e T im -
B e a v e rto n d ie d J u ly 30 She taught Oer W olves s o ftb iili team Sunday
o rn in g on the V e rb o o rt d ia m o n d
th e 6th g ra d e a« A lo h a -H u b e r th re e m
by a score o f 16 to 8 R efreshm ents
years ago.
w ere fu rn is h e d by th e losing team,
G o in g to T ro u tc re e k B ble ( ’ am p as is c u s to m a ry in these contests
th is w eek w e re G e o rg i A n n M u ll.
M r and M rs E d w in K rie g e r are
D« h is
T o e d te m ie r.
Nan
Rhodes. the p a re n ts o f u son, b o rn J u ly 30.
Rogene W h itc h e r. Joan F reem an. He has been nam ed L u rr y F ra n cis
Joan B e lch e r. R u b y T a y lo r. L o r ­
M rs G e ra ld A b ts and c h ild re n
raine M ic k , A r d y th e Johnson. M a u ­ ( . . r a id
and D a v id
re tu rn e d to
reen L it t le and L o ve ne L it t le T h is O ceanside S a tu rd a y a fte r spe n ding
.s th e last w eek o f cam p fo r th is a w eek w ith M rs A b ts ' m other.
M rs M in n ie S m ith .
season fo r th e boys and g irls .
S e veral re la tiv e s o f S is te r J u lia n a
M r. and M rs
Joe Jersey le ft
v is ite d
St
F rid a y fo r th e ir hom e .n C a lifo rn ia and S is te r C lo tild is
M
a
ry 's o f the V a lie v Sunday to c o n ­
if t e r several w e e ks’ v is it m A lo h a
w ith h is fa th e r, J o h n Jersey and g ra tu la te them upon the c e le b ra tin g
b ro th e r. F ra n k J tr s e y on South o f the G o ld e n and S ilv e r Ju b ile e s ,
re s p e c tiv e ly . S iste r J u lia n a is fro n t
W a sh in g ton street.
M is N a n c y N e -b it T C astle Rock V e rb o o rt and has m an y re la tiv e * '
v is ite d last wt*ek w ith h e r cousin, re s id in g here. S is te r C lo tild is . f o r ­
m e rly o f here, is the d a u g h te r o f
Jane Bem is.
M r. and M rs A lb e r t S c h la e fli and M rs M in n ie S m ith .
Rev. R o b e rt N eugebauer r e tu r n ­
d a u g h te r D o ris return« d fro m a
week^ t r ip to W y o m in g , Idaho, and ed S a tu rd a y fro m a m onths vaca­
tio
n w h ic h began w ith a tr ip to
W a shington.
C a lifo rn ia , th e n by p la n - to H a w a ii.
He le ft th e Islands at 6:30 p. nt. F r i­
day. a riv in g in the states at 8 3 0
a m. S a tu rd a y He re p o rte d a v e ry
F o rm e r N e b ra s k a residents n o w , e n jo y a b le t r ip long to be re m e m ­
re s id in g in O regon and W ashing- : bered.
to n w il m et S u n d a y. A u g u s t 8. at
A d a u g h te r, Susan M arie , was
Ja n tzen Beach. P o rtla n d fo r th e ir born J u ly 22 to M r. and M rs Jo s­
a n n u a l p ic n ic I t is expected th a t eph S c h m id lk o fe r J r at C o rv a llis
b etw een tw o and th re e thousand
T ile
V e rb o o rt
league
baseball
w ill a tte n d th is g e t-to g e th e r A n team
was defeated S u nday
by
in te re s tin g p ro g ra m has been a r­ B anks on the la tte r's d ia m o n d by a
ranged.
3 to 1 decision.
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