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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (July 4, 1952)
Granddaughters • •a TT by Carole Bli»» (Leave New» at Kerby Pottoffice) BIRTHDAY PARTY HONORS MRS. WATKINS, MRS. BROWN A surprise birthday party for lw » friends whose birthdays fell within the week was given by Mrs. Faank Hamilton last Friday for Mrs. Maude Watkins and Mrs. William A. Brown. Believing the party to be a tea in honor of a visitor in the Valley, the ladies were duly surprised to find themselves the honorees. A cake bearing the names of the two and a spray of rose buds was photographed with the guests surrounding the table. The guests included Mcsdames Peters, Hill, Gray, Racknor, Me- j Daniel, Hout, Diamond, Drews, ' Thebo and Miss Roehl. Mrs. Kroon and her sister, Mrs. Ecstedt, (the visitor the party was supposedly ’’or) and Mrs. Drown were unable to uttend. KERBY—Anita, Davetta and Jenie White of Vallejo, Calif., are visiting with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hogue, for two or three wgeks. Mrs. Barney Gorden has resign ed at the Kerby Market. Mrs. Al berta Mohr is taking her place. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of Di.sston visited with the Curley Robinsons over the weekend. Alfred Young has returned home from Alaska where he had been attending school. Fuller Bennett, who has been visiting his sister and brother-in- III Over Weekend law Mr. and Mrs. Bert Adams, re Wendell Seat was ill over the turned to his home nt Merrill. weekend but is improving now. i BATHROOM BEAUTY . . . from Illinois V alley Hardware 3-PIECE (KANE • Receaaed Tub • Toilet and Lavatory Bathroom Sei • Complete ium with plated chrom bran fix ture». $14 5 ILLINOIS VALLEY HARDWARE SERVICE As Well As $AVING$ CAVE JUNCTION You’ll get best results if you load your camera with Kodak Verichrome Film Kirk» vi»it in Colorado Herr from W-»*hin<tun Friday, July 4, 1952 lllinoá» Vallay Naw» Pay» 6 ^eaaiFARM MEWS From Your County Agent By Harry Clark High Taating 7,900 quarts of milk wws pro duced last month for th« 10 high est producing cows under the stan dard testing plan of the Josephine Ccunty Dairy Herd Improvement Association. These same cows pro duced 940 pounds of butterfat in the milk. 3 Silage Preservatives Add Safety and Nutrition With grass silage time upon us it might be wise to review a few hints for preserving gra s silage. The purpose of a preservation is a -afety precaution against spoilage and t > increase the nutritive value of the silage. Molasses, Beet Pulp or Ground Grains that are high in carbohydrate value are the best preservatives known at the present time. B E E T PULPS—Recomended usage is 100 pounds per ton of green silage. This will vary with th« moisture content of the ensil age. If harvested from a direct cut and the moisture is high it might be advisable to use as high as 150 pounds per ton. On the other hand if the grass is more mature and, has wilted in the field it might be advisable to lower the amount of | beet pulp or add water. The big, advantage of beet pulp is that it will absorb the run off juices from I ’he ensilage, th« juices have proven 'o be the best part of silage. The disadvantage is that if the grass is oo dry the silage will not pack and heats, molds and spoils. MOLASSES—Liquid molasses should be applied at the rate of 60-80 pounds per ton of green en silage. Due to the liquid state of molasses caution should be used s to the amount applied on high moisture silage. If the silage is very high in moisture th« addition al molasses will tend to run off with the juices before absorption takes place. The big advantage of molasses is that it is usually cheap er per unit of T. D. N. GROUND GRAIN S—Recom mended usage of ground grains is from 100-150 pounds grain per t >n of green ensilage. Any of the grains may be used. This can be decided by the availability and cost of the grain. At the present time ground milo and ground barley are th« best buys. The big advantage of ground grain is the same as beet pulp, to absorb the run off juices. It will require more grain per ton of ensilage than it will beet pulp to do this satisfactorily. Disadvan tages are, dusty to apply, high price. Sl'LPlll'R DIOXIDE—A new method of preserving silage has been discovered in recent years. Most of the work done with SO2 gas ha been completed in the east but considerable interest has been -hown in Oregon and Washington this year. The Oregon State College is filling one silo with this gas and a few of the dairymen are trying it on a limited scale. The amount use ! is five pounds per ton. The cost if 20 cents per pound of gas and must lie applied with an applicator. Dis idvantages are no addl’d nutritive value and cost of applicators. Ad- antages according to manutagtur- ers are retaining-of carotene with spoilage kept at a minimum. Rev. and Mr». N. D. Arne*on anJ children of Snohomish, Wish., are here for a week’« visit with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beard <f Caves Highway. Rev. Arneson has a pastorate in Snohomish. IvOtal Members Attend EOE State Convention President Wanda Rogers, Junior Past President Mary Raines and Secretary Vola Towle attended the State Convention in Albany, June 26-28. Their report on the activ ities of the convention will be given at the next regular business meet ing of the FOE Auxiliary. Preparations for the auxiliary’s booths at the VFW Celebration ar,- completed. .There is still time to sign contestants for the amateur show. Anyone interested is asked to contact any member or call Ruth Rausch. Nominations for the office of conductress will be held at the July 11 meeting. 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