Scdom, Qfgon. Th.ursxkry. Januarr 1. 1M7 7
Turner Lodges
Install Leaders
TURNER Pearl Masonic lodge
No. 68 and Victoria chapter. Or
der of Eastern Star, held Joint In
stallation at the Masonic halt
Installing matron was Hester
Crump; marshal. Mrs. Lawrence
Edward; organist, Mrs. J. O.
Russell.
Elective officer Installed: Wor
thy matron, EUa KurU; worthy
patron. Olin Spiva; associate ma
tron, Mrs. Bud Mitchell; associate
patron. Bud Mitchell; secretary,
Hester Cruire; treasurer, Karl
Wipper; conductress, Minnie Pe
terson; associate conductress, Mrs.
Floyd Spear.
Appointive officers: Chaplain,
"Leota Sloan; marshal, Mae Lamb;
wirder. Mrs. W. R. Hogsed; Adah.
Mrs. Karl Wipper; Ruth, Exie
Edward; Esther, Mrs. Olin Spiva;
Martha. Mrs. John Peterson;
Electa, Mrs. Maurice Towns end.
Installing Master Karl Wtj
per. Marshal Hugh Webb in
s'alled: Master. Louis Hennies;
senior warden. Carl Booth; junior
warden. Loyd Jarmen; treasurer.
Walter Miller; secretary. J- O.
Rusaell; chaplain. Lawrence Ed
wards; tyler. Robert Mitchell;
marshal. Karl Wipper; senior dea
con. Olin Spiva; Junior deacon,
Albert Jensen; senior steward.
Ifenery Bower; Junior steward.
Dick Chapman.
Young Grangers
form Own Group
UNION MILL Young Grangers
met Saturday night and officially
formed a Young Grangers organ
isation for the coming year with
Robert Humphreys as chairman.
Donald Jaqetefc. vice chairman;
Jeanne Darby, secretary; Lucille
Jaquet. treasurer, and Wesley
Darby, steward. Mr. and Mn.
Verny Scott are permanent ad
visors. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fox
a,nd Mr. and Mrs. Julius Krenz
advisors for three months. Floyd
Fox. Jr. .and Guy Scott as pub
licity chairmen.
State Grange Youth Chairman
Joe Gultridge of Eatacada was
present and stressed the impor
tance of the organization.
Officer will meet at the O. W.
Humphrey Friday night to out
line program for the year.
Polk (iouitty Telephone
Company Ha Election
LINCOLN r- All officers of the
Polk County Telephone company,!
i I 1 . . ma, an l f J I I
llli. lUfj! rix tv. r rum liwiuiu,
president. Frank B. Windsor,
vice president, and Roy E. Barker,
scretary-tieusurer. were reelect
ed at the annual stockholders
meeting. The treasurer's report I
showed astets of $1631.77 De
cember 31.
Parific Telephone Sc Telegraph
company hai bvf negotiating
with the Polk company with in
tention of buying but to date no
definite arrangements hae been
made. Crawford said.
Ranch
Ramblings
By Rural Reporter
That Oregon is now producing ;
two million pcurids of Chewing
fescue seed, that this appears to,
be selling quite readily and that
there is a million pounds still im
ported into the United States an
nually, were highlights at a meet
ing of Yamhill county seed grow
ers at Mi Minm ille recently. Meet
ing with them were Y. R Jack
man, secretary of the Oregon Seed
league. Louie Gross, county agent
and Norton Taylor, assistant.
It was felt that the present
acreage i-. safe and will probably,
be piofitabi in the future The
group favoied the production of.
Chewing f.suif for seed over that
t( aha fescue as the acreage of
alta fescue m Yarrihill county is
quite low for seed There are
many other counties in the state
ith very large acreages, it was
pointed out. ,
J E. Thompson, who ranches
between Bend and Sisters, was in
the alley recently to attend the
Oregon Small Seed league and
visit about a bit Although Thomp- j
son raises alfalfa, it was interest
ing to learn the high esteem with
which he regards rye for pasture
and hay Calves, said he. don't
do so well on rye hay. but. after
two years of age. his cattle do
better on rye hay than on alfalfa. .
As proof of its value, last spring
his 3it Durham cows, crossed with
tolled Hereford bulls, presented
him with 39 polled calves. 34 of
which were dropped in a period
of 31 day.
The oou-s were wintered on rye
hay fed on range, and surprising
thing, said Thompson, was that
the dry land hay was preferred to
irrigated rye hay. He also said
that the hay must not be cut in
the bloom but when the plants
have reached the state when they
are a golden brown color.
Calves raised for market on the
Thompson ranch are not allowed
to lose their milk fat. They are
placed in the feed lot at weaning
and fed during the initial feeding
period on chopped alfalfa and
screenings. Mixed rye and barley
are used for finishing along with
molasses cubes which serve as ap
petizers. Chest
Colds
Act promptly to
relieve muscular
and ngw-
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