Capital journal., July 28, 1925, SALEM SURVEY EDITION, Image 12

TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1025.
PAGE TWELVE
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
Oregon's Ordinary Rate of Farm and-Orchard Production
The White House
UNEXCELLED SERVICE
We serve
Government inspected meats
Merchants' lunch 11 a. m. to 2 p. m.
362 State St. Salem
Official Summaries for the State and Willamette Valley at Average Acre Yields and Farm
Values at the Low Prices of 1923 Are Presented in Tables Four and Five
By Richard L. Rowe
That farmers and orchardists of Eastern, States, Canada or any country to whom "these presents come," may
be able to compare the crop yields and cash returns with their regions, the following reports are presented.
The low-rale prices of 1923 are quoted. Normal rates would be considerably higher.
Silks and Rayon Slips $2.95
Sweaters, Slipons with and without sleeves.... $1 to $2.50
$G.OO Corsets at ?l-5
Silk Thread Hosiery 35c and 50c
Summer Knit Vests 25c and 35c
$6.50 English Broadcloth Dresses for this sale $1.95 j.
MISS E. LYONS j
420 Court Street, Salem, Oregon jij
FIELD CE0FS OF 1923 WHICH EARNED $72,888,511 FOR OREGON FARMERS
Do Yon Know
That there is an Ornamental and
General Wrought-Iron Plant in Salem?.
It is no longer necessary to send out of
town for Ornamental Porch Brackets,
Porch and Window Fence, Decorative
Hinges, Andirons, Electric Fixtures,
Ornamental Corners, Fire Escapes, etc.
We make anything that's made of
Wrought-Iron. Drive out and sec some
samples of our work.
H. JAEGLER
Phone
40F12
Riverside Drive
Two Miles Out
TABLE 5
Winter Wheat
Spring Wheat
Oats
Barley
Rye
Corn, Grain
Corn, Silage, etc.
Hay, Tame
Hay, Wild
Potatoes
Hops
Onions
Clover Seed
Acreage. Acre Yield,
900,000 26.7bti.
Dec. 1 Value
$21,624,637
3,583,980
5,308,950
2,078,300
497,754
449.255
1,897,000
24,354,000
1,861,500
2,970,135
1,440.000
360,000
240,000
120,000
125,000
400,000
1,500,000
Farm, Garden and Nursery Stock 4,075,000
205,000
270,000
80,000
37,045
13,500
54,200
984,000
226,000
42,000 lOl.Obu.
12,000 GOO.Olbs.
1,000 300.0bii.
5,000 4.0bu.
Vetch Seed 40,000bu.
Miscellaneous Seed
Miscellaneous Forage
Miscellaneous Vegetables
19.5bu.
39.0bu.
37.0bu
lS.Obu.
35.0bu.
7.0tons
v 2.25 tons
1.1 tons
Production.
24,027,375
3,982,200
10,617,900
2,969,000
553,060
472,500
379.400
2,214,000
248,600
4,243,050
7,200,000
300,000
20,000
Price.
? 0.90
.90
.50
.70
.90
.95
5.00
11.00
7.50
.70
.20
1.20
12.00
3.00
F. E. Sliafer
38 Years in
Harness and Leather Goods
at 170 South Commercial St.
"Nothing Takes the Place of
LEATHER
Total Value of Field Crops at Given Prices $72,888,511
And Here are the Fruit and other Crops of this Valley as Recorded by the Horticultural Department of the Oregon
Agricultural College, from Reports Taken at Random for the year 1923:
TABLE 6 Total Crop.
Apples 56,390 bxs.
Pears 3,390 bvs.
Prunes 31,249 bu.
Prunes (dry) 3,023,100 lbs.
Peaches 21,541 bxs.
Cherries 194,200 lbs.
Strawberries 10,681 crts.
Grapes 75,440 lbs.
Raspberries 42,625 lbs.
Loganberries 164 Vt tns.
Onions 38,426 sks.
Cabbage 226 tns.
PACKARD HUDSON ESSEX
Announcement
On August First we move in
to our fine new home at 350
North High street where we
can serve our patrons beller
than ever.
This fine new building with'
over 13,500 square feet of
floor space will be devoted
entirely to Packard, Hudson
and Essex sales and service.
Every known time-saving
device in the way of modern
equipment is incorporated
in this new home for Pack
ard, Hudson and Essex own
ers. During the remainder of lliis
month we are making groat
reductions on all of ihc used
automobiles we have in slock
Remember our used cars are
thoroughly rebuil t and cany
the same warranty that goes
with any new automobile.
You owe it to yourself io in
vestigate our used values be
fore you buy.
Fred M. Powell
MOTOR CARS
"The house of the golden
rule."
690 Ferry St. until August
First. Thereafter 350 North
High street.
Tlionc No. 2126 Always.
Por Acre.
193 bxs.
216 bxs.
125 bu.
2,117 lbs.
202 bxs.
3,807 lbs.
246 crts.
10,058 lbs.
2,750 lbs.
2 tns.
297.3 sks.
12.5 tns.
707.6 bxs.
200 bu.
Tomatoes 2,123 bxs,
Ueans 200 bu.
Celery 15,600 dz. bun. 1,846 Ai. bun.
Hhubarb . 192,000 lbs. 21,333 lbs,
Turnips 250 sks. 125 sks,
Parsnips 14,110 lbs. 16,114 lbs
Average
Price.
$ .85
.86
.92
.064
.76
.039
1.32
.038
.045
82.45
1.38
13.66
.50
1.25
.56
.018
1.00
.015
Acre
Income
$164.00
185.76
115.00
135.49
153.52
148.47
324.72
382.62
123.75
164.90
440.27
170.75
424.50
250.00
832.16
383.99
125.00
241.71
NOTE: The Total Crops referred to above are the entire yields from the reports
selected, not that of the state. The number of reports sent In and from which these
average results were made up. ranged from one to 176. The single statements were
only In case of beans and turnips. There wero two on loganberries, five on parsnips,
8 on tomatoes, 12 on cabbages, and all others were from 12 to 100 or more.
NEW
HOTEL SALEM
WHERE HOSPITALITY
AWAITS YOU
UNDER DIRECTION OF FRANK D. BLIGH
HOTEL BLIGH
A HOME AWAY FROM HOME
AH Newly Refurnished
NEW SALEM
RESTAURANT
New, Sanitary, Best of Service
and
POPULAR PRICES
Daily Merchants Lunch'
H. E. and C. E. Feller
Proprietors
Salem, Oregon
The World's
BEST Building
Material
-Burned Clay, Brick
and Building Tile
For Safely, Strength and
llcauty
Manufactured by the
SALEM BRICK & TILE CO.
Salem, Oregon
Howdy, Mr. Farmer
Why don't you tile your
land and insure douhle your
returns for half the labor and
expense. Sincerely,
Ima Clay Tile
Salem Brick & Tile Co.
We Rebuild 'em
And Guarantee All of Our Work
When Better Work Is Done We Will Do It.
Equipped to handle any Automobile Repair Job and
supply prompt service.
Reliable Established
Bring In Your Repair Work
Salem Automotive
Service
271 ChemekeU Street, Salem, Oregon
C. A. McLaughlin, Pits. II. A. Talbot, Scc'y
Louis Lachmund, Yice-Prcs.
CAPITAL ICE AND
COLD STORAGE CO.
Pure Crystal Ice
Wholesale and Retail
ECO Trade Street between High and Church Sts.
Phone 280. "We never close" Salem, Oregon
Valley
Motor Co.
SALEM
PRODUCTS
W. T. Rigdon & Son
MORTUARY
EST. 1891
Chemeketa St. at Cottage