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Cherry Harvest
Is Critical!
CHrIm 1-IU3T bo LanrMtedl by M onday, July
Cdi tndasSro. XCGUZ3T pr pound picking
wa?n In yoars paid thl . yoor. FUSS Ijano
portaSon, tracks loarlng U.S. Emplomont o2oo.
710 Forry shoot oach xaor&ing t T o'clock and '
returning oach oronlng at 5 o'clock.
EMSnGEIICY FARM LAS03 3VIG3
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WOMEN boy and girls over 14 Und
to shoulder with the farmers of America,
shoulder
and help
fulfill our wartimefood production goals the biggest .
in all history! Inexperienced? Of course you are but '
you can still work on a farm, at a paying job, doing .
: the lighter farm work which will free the more ex- L
I perienced farm labor for the heavier, vital jobs. Here's
the healthy happy way to helps work on a farm this
summer. If you can't give all your, time, you can get
a part time job but YOU are 'needed on a farm right -near
your own city. "Where to apply? The United
States Employment Service. Not tomorrow but to-
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day: because that's how badly your help is needed.
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Remember the work you do will help feed the civil-
', ians producing our war materials ... will help feed
our fighting men, so that they can win the Victory-
, which if lost, might see you "and your children work-
; -ing as forced labor by fascist slave drivers I j
Bo Patriotic,
Chorrion!
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cl tho vcSoy. harvost.Cio ckEry crop. CcH
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tac!s a picnic lazk cl Cio nest two cLxts.
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THIS ?AGE CONTRIBUTED TOTHE FOOD GROWERS OF THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY, BY
UUUW ii' Hi lid)
484 State St.
Salerh Ore.