THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON
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! THE FARMER'S FRIEND
5 The rights and Interests orOregott farmers have been menaced in many ways.
8jmetlme8jbr crooked schemes and combinations, sometime by- bad- laws- some
reS.,3r tl!8ea8e8 and insect enemies. In THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD ihe man
wfco tills the soil has an advocate which is always on the alert to ruard. hta In
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' A n , DAIRYING AAp LIVESTOCK "
I . Vi R,ote ,8 manager of thia department. He is well known to every stock
man In the Northwest-and carries great weight. His writings appear in each issue.
J In addition we have regular contributors from the college department of ag- -rlulture
and pracUcat dairymen, swine breeders, sheepmen and poultrymen.
among whom are Ira P. Whitney, Lane county agent and former manager of the
largest- dairy ' herd in the Northwest at Waiklki Farm, Spokane; C. C. .Dickson,
manager of the great Ashburn herd of Jerseys at Shedd,. Oregon .
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I ( Prof. Ai O. B. Bouquet of the Oregon Agricultural College I- editor of ihla"
department. He is the best garden . authority in the Northwest. Practical him.
self, he handles his subject In a ..practical way! He tells what, varieties to row. -affd
why, haw to get the seed, when'and how, to plant; enlttvatlon fertlllxteg" bar-" ' s
vesting and marketing with emphasis on tha treatmenf Xor dUeases.'and'V peats, V".
J Prof. Bouquet writes a powerfur article -each week covering completely ome
important arden subJecCleaving nothing to be Bald. Each chapter Is a book unto
itself a college education on- vgeta bU. srawixtg. .v Hia articles appear in each
issue and are themselves worth many dollars to every farmer to the North west.
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' THE POULTRY DEPARTMENT 7 7 " ' v
. i THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD crfrrles a regular poultry department verj
wek. The department Is well edited, printed and nicely1 illustrated. ;h Amont
itss writers are some of the leading poultry Judge v Poultry specialist and, moat
successful breeders of the' Northwest. ; No line of poultry Is neglected or over-
lodked in its columns, interesting articles are pobklshed from time ttf tlm on -turkeys,
ducks, geese, guinea fowls and pigeons. ' ; ... :t . .
No't only are its columns devoted to fancy and standard bred poultry, but It '7 k
a tireless booster for the commercial poultry man. It devotes considerable space" tov '
the various egg-laing contests, farm poultry demonstrations, and poultry. expert-
ment reports from the government and various agricultural colleges as well as
reports of the various poultry shows and smaller exhibits. '
I HOUTICULTLKAL FEATURES
, THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD has published a. remarkable series of paper
during the paat few months, several pages of each issue devoted to ft particular
fruit. Those featured were apples, loganberries, raspberries, gooseberries, prunes
and pears. ... . ..f . .
i The articles were written by such authorities as C. I. Lewis, formerly mana
ger of the Ortfeon Growers Co-operative Association; Jesse Huber, Marlon County .
triilt grower, and a large number of practical farmers and fruit growers who are '
contributing their experiences for the benefit of others. , v
.We will continue this work throughout the season. ' '
I S6ch subjects as varieties, methods of planting, cultivation, fertilisers, apray
ln$, etc, are handled in detail for all varieties of fruits by the best authorities In
the Northwest.- The articles by growers tell of their successes and failures,, their i
yields "and profits per arte in the different fruits. What one does others can do -Learn-their
methods and do thou likewise. " - i r -t-
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I THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD contains much more 'than the average reader '
surmise. There is a great deal of extra fine reading .matter for every "member 'T '
of the family. It is already famous tor its fine serial stories by the world' greatest
writers. "Rose o' the Sea by Countess Barcynska, one of the world's best stories
is kow runninjg. Read It as a serial in THE PACIFIC HOMESTEADS '' ' ' , i .
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advertisements than any other farm payer in the field. " You receive, fifty-two' V .
splendid issues a year. .Each eek issue lit chuck full of good," clean, whole- i'-'
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I SPECIAL FEATURES' ?- " ' " 1 A " ; -'r..r , - :', .
During the coming year we will take jip one at a time and exploit each breed
of cattle, sheep, goats, BWine, poultry, etc. This will be a valuable" series 6t
papers that will be worth binding for constant reference In future.
The Automobile Road Man '7' 1 7 - :
The map of Oregon Is printed on good bond paper nd in three colors blue, ;
yellow and red. The map is printed In' blue, gravel roads are shownirr yellow and '
paved roada in red. This is unquestionably the best auto' roid map Oregon, ever '
published, ome of the state's best map experts helped to make this map. :
The complete 1920 Federal Census ot the State, of Ordgoa .is printed' on the
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The map of Idaho shows the state highway systems as officially designated
by the Department of Public Works Bureau of Highways. - The Tame "adl'trra
ber of highways are given. The 1920 Federal Census of Idaho, Is printed on' the
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