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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1934)
THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY. I \ \T A K \ n , »934 THE GOLD HILL NEWS Established 1897 Published by Mac’s Printing Co. R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager LOIS BLANKEN BI KG. A mo O«U Editor Au independent N ew spaper Published in the in te re sts 01 Gold H ill Oregon and V lcinity PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Entered at the PostoUiee at Gold HUI. Oregon, for trau n u u n o a through the w ails as seeoud-elass matter w ill be appointed a corps area ed ucational adviser fo r each of Ihe nine army corps ureas and one eaiup educational advisor for each of the camps. A ll told, about 1,506 persons w ill be added to Ihe Emer gency Conservation W ork organi zation to participate in the admin istration o f the educational pro gram. “1 look upon this” , Dr. Zook said today, "as a program which may prove of the greatest significance in the expansion of adult education. If the conservation camps continue we may be able to develop a pro-1 gram w hich w ill be a new depart- j ure in American education. It may point the way to the development of methods of instruction and of counseling o f people who are at tempting to prepare themselves for new vocations. 1 feel confident it w ill give a large number of men from the cities ami towns an oppor tunity to appreciate the possibilities nf life in the country mid in smaller villages, instruction is to he inform al. One of the chief duties of the camp educational adviser* soon Io tie appointed w ill be Io organize the ■xisting educational facilities in the camps or in nearby cities and 'owns. There w ill tie one camp e d -! ucational adviser in each camp.” DIGClMfcEM UP-QS ... — — — MCUscripUou *2.00 a year in advance. Advertising rates on app lica tion. fc... ■■■ ■ ■ ' meuts provided for hut none ap Six Months Under AAA plied tor in this stale. Production in Oregon Summarized control to he launched soon hut de tails ol plan not yet available. LIVESTOCK—Heef may be in Start of tte new year finds Ore cluded under dairy adjustment pro gon’s agricultural industry well gram. arong in adapting itself to the al FARM CREDIT— Reorganization most revolutionary changes brougnt of federal farm credit structure aoout by the application of the under farm act brought many ap national adjustment act. W hat has plications for mortgage refinanc transpired to date may he just a ing (rom Oregon farmers. Slate Ag beginning, but when summarized ricu ltu ra l Advisory council for aid according to major commodities ing in farm debt adjustment set up the record begins to look form id under federal program. Four fed able already. Here it is in the most eral credit agencies set up at Spo brief outline: kane to handle all forms of govern CWA Worker* to Make WHEAT—Oregon growers signed ment supervised farm credit in this Survey of Tax Situation up to remove 126,000 acres from district. production and in return qualified A survey of tax delinquency, for $2,777,000 in domestic allotment mortgage foreclosures and real es CCC Camp Education benefit payments fo r the first year. transfers (or the last six years Plan Announced tate A ll organization work is completed in about 12 representative Oregon and some counties have received the counties w ill be carried out in tins The new educational program checks fo r the first payments to state as a special CWA project ord growers. The northwest as a whole adopted fo r the CCC calls fo r the | ered direct from \ \ ashington. The establishment of individual pro reports 14 per cent i eduction m study w ill he made under the gener w inte r wheat acreage planted. grams of instruction in each of the al supervision of E. I.. Potter, head Emergency export association mov-1 1,466 forest camps where the forest of the agricultural economics divis ed 10 m illion bushels of northwest army is w orking this w inter. This ion in the school of agriculture at new education system is to incor surplus. Oregon State college, Corvallis. HORTICULTURE — Northwest porate the best features of the edu A sim ilar study is being made in Tree F ruit Industries, Inc., formed cational facilities now available in each state fo r the federal bureau of most of the camps. The aim at each as trade group of all northwest tree agricultural economics, presumably fru it shippers under trade agree camp w ill be to develop a unified, to obtain exact facts regarding tin c ments and code of operation de inform al educational program that subjects both before and during tiie signed to bring orderly marketing w ill best fit Ihe needs, capabilities depression, such facts to form the practices more profitable fo r the and desires of the 200 enrolled men basis of any future federal action in producers. W ainut industry organ livin g at each of the camps, accord this field. vey, while Dr. W. II. Dressen. pro- ized under sim ilar agreements in ing to announcement of Robert About 100 persons, all to be taken 1 Fechner, D irector o f Emergency conjunction w ith California area. ' from the CWA roles, and mostly fessor of . e- h ::,i( s w ill assist in ail CORN-HOGS— Emergency pur Conservation Work. women fam iliar w ith courthouse Dean Clarence S. Marsh of the chase of pigs and brood sows car Finns are to cover about 12 coun- records, are to be employed in mak Evening Session of Ihe U niversity ried on to limited extent in this ing the study. Ralph Reynolds of lies, though e <»rt w ill tie added if state. Corn-hog production control of Buffalo has been named by the Portland has been selected to be the possilile w i l h i i l Ihe time lim it which plan launched w ith possible maxi Office of Education of the In te rio r director in active charge of the sur is u n til February 15. CWA money mum benefit payments on hogs to Department as the educational d i taling $720,000 for hogs and $123,- rector of the new educational pro 000 on corn. Full signup not expect gram now being introduced into ed, however, because of nature of the Civilian Conservation Corps camps. Under the supervision of Dr. industry here. DAIRYING— Emergency butter George F. Zook, Commissioner of surplus purchasing carried on by Education. Mr. Marsh w ill have :: CEMENT — LUMBER — DOORS AAA in this region. Trade agreement general charge of the educational ¡! Building Material of All Kinds among dairy products manufactur program. He has a national reputa ; 4th and G Street* Grants Pa**, Ore. ers drawn but not yet approved tion in adult education. > * To administer the program there I S S S W V S V S V S W S W S V W V W V S W S M S S S S S S S S S S M S 1 0 .0 SU U S nationally. M ilk marketing agree- y J. W . C o p e la n d Y a r d s ■" 1 ' r t s allotted fo r Ibis and sim ilar studies supervised by the college goes to tln.se actually engaged 1 b the work, officials hi n ’ explain, none being provided for the supervisory serv- ice. _______________ _____ _________ l Read the ads! ADVERTISING PAYS I KEEP YOUR NAMI'. BEFORE THE PUBLIC. 4 -------------♦ M . $4.20 N ew 13-plate G reat W e ste r n B atterie*, b'rcc installation and service. Willard, Hobbs, Great Western Batteries. CAMPBELLS REPAIR SHOP In Oregon Garage llldg. 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