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PAGE FOUR~ Wheat Is The IME 8HEKMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON 26 Accident Fatalities In December NOVA TURNS PRO FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, IMO Snell, in whose office tabulation* . of motor vehicle crashes are ro-ft corded. - .pl "llllvl lYvill membership the 'best el ament of farmers in their territories. >*Out of experience gained dur ing the past two years a number of improvements and short cuts have been put into effect so quick er and better service can be deliv ered, and the associations are look ing forward to an increase in mem bership and further conservative growth this year.’* Mr. Henry emphases that not a penny of government money is loaned by the production credit asociations. Their loan funtjs are derived from the marketing of Federal Intermediate Credit bank debentures to the investing public, secured by the association’s Capi tol and members” notes. Local Credit One person died during the month .. . result of . eoHislon be- ^ir| VlBltS TrOUl tween an automobile and a train,' while one bicycle driver met death in colliding with a motor vehicle.' Three drivers crashed into fixed Twelve of Ue 26 persons killed objects with sufficient , force to Commenting on the second an- in auto fatalities during the month cause three fatalities. Three oth- nual business meetings which have of December were pedestrians, ac Ten Lob of Lambs Used er deaths resulted from what are It Is Feared That CoM Snap cording to an analysis of accidents termed "non-ooHieion" nocidenuj ! just been held by the northwest's rum vwu uu«p made by Secretary of state Earl which classificatkm indicates that To Make Feeding Tests 31 local farmar-directed production credit associations, E. E. Henry, no other car or object was involved utilization was not greatly differ ( president of the Production Credit ’ f j-n ent from a year ago. Supplies in or hit. 1 corporation of Spokane, declares UNION—Wheat proved to be The record for December sho wee the Southern Hemisphere at the Mr. and Mrs. Vern Mallery of all local groups operated at a profit just as good if not a little better first of January were around 107,- an improvement over December Redmond were overnight guests at i in 1935 and made noteworthy than barley as a feed for fattening U0d,000 bushels smaller than a 1934, when 29 persons were killed. the Storne of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. progress. lambs in trials conducted at the year ago, but decreased export However, accidents increased from Matthes on Tuesday. Mrs. Mallery The district corporation holds an Eastern Oregon Experiment Sta movement from Argentine had 2,381 in the previous December to will be remembered as Matilda investment in the associations’ tion here this past winter. reduced the deficiency to around 2,791 in 1935, and the number of Holt, a former Kent résidant. The Glass A non-voting capital stock Sonny—Say, Dad, today the A report on the trials made with 99,000,000 bushels at the first of persons injured jumped from 523 marriage of the young couple was and is helping them to succeed teacher asked our class to find the 10 lots of lambs fed varying am- February. in .1934 to 641 in December, 1935. solemnized at Redmond Friday, as soundly operated cooperative greatest common divisor, and— outs of different kinds of ihay, suc- amateur heavyweight boxing cham Daddy Karl—Great heavens! Is January 31st. | financing institutions making sea- culen*. feeds, grain and stock mo- pion, win», after two years ¡is a si- that thing still lost? Why, Sonny, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Darby en- sonal crop and live stock loans to lasst s has been made by D. E. mon pure, has turned to profesdonnl tertained the following couples their 10,250 farmer members at when I was a kid my teacher, had Richa. Is, superintendent, and pub- boxing. As an amateur he rolled us hunt for it, but I never found Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. low actual cost. lished a- a circular of information up six knockouts in sixtc< fights. J. L. Davis, Md. and Mrs. G. L “Although only two years old, the blamed thing. by the experiment station at Ore Barnett and Mr. and Mrs. R. P. the 4 associations * have'' extended gon State college. Barnett. Five hundred was the di nearly $50,000,000 in credit on a Feeder lambs averaging 78 lbs. version of the evening. The (hos helpful budget basis, and have ac each at the beginning of the test tess served delicious refreshments cumulated more than $400,000 in period were used and thèse were I hereby announce my candidacy late in the evening. [ net earnings which- have been plac- for nomination for the office of fed for 88 days, in open lots with Joe Gregg of Redmond was a ed in reserve,” Mr. Henry says, Sheriff of Sherman county, subject no shelter other than a windbreak. business visitor at Kent Sunday, i “and their combined assets total For the tests made with wheat and to the action of the voters of tht two or three sandwiches cut in Mrs. J. M. Wilson and son Paul more than $25,000,000. What could be more pleasing barley two lots of lambs were used, Democratic party at the Primary [ than the pospect of a valentine fancy shapes is in some cases an of Antelope spent Tuesday and one being fed whole wheat and election to be held on the 15th day Organization Independent party! Children anticipate parties adequate prelude to the inevitable Wednesday at Fossil with the for chopped alfalfa hay while the oth of May, 1936. any time and Valentine’s Day off party dessert of ice cream and mer’s son and wife Mr. and Mrs. “Nineteen of the 31 associations er was fed whole barley and chop Charles C. Wihon. Slow demand abroad continued1 George Wilson. operated entirely on their loan ped alfalfa hay. The results wen the dominating influence in the ers an excellent opportunity for the cake. Mra. Betty Kelly spent a few earnings last year without resort Any sandwich can give a party- almost identical, with what slight wheat situation. Limited takings child who, in the past has known days last week visiting at the J. H. ing to the interest on their capi fied appearance to belie their in only birthday parties, to give a variation there was favoring the by European deficit areas were re- Wilson home. nocent content of cream cheese and party which centers all attention tol which is invested in govern wheat. fleeted in lower prices at Liverpool, j upon the guests. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Barnett» Mrs. ment bonds and is pledged with the chopped lettuce. Cut'the bread hi Winnipeg and in turn at domestic; The most satisfactory children’s circles or diamond shapes or use Roy Barnett. Mrs. J. L. Matthes, Federal Intermediate Credit bank Price For Lr~-s Good markets. Despite reduced supplies parties are planned for late after animal cutters. Ribbon sandwiches Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilson, Mr. and of Spokane as extra collateral for The lambs sold at $9.75 per cwt. in surplus producing countries, noon to allow ample time for the appeal. Mrs. Paul Wilson and Robert members’ notes which are discount TEE in Portland and averaged 103 particularly the Sounthern Hemi afternoon nap. and the dressing up Squares of sponge cake with but Schilling were shopping in Tho ed through the Credit Bank. pounds. The lambs fed wheat in sphere, offerings appeared some process. Then there is just enough ter icing decorated with tiny candy Dalles (Monday. “Class B voting capital stock ATLANTIC MONTHIY stead of barley ate the same what in excess of trade needs. time for a few games before the hearts might accompany brick ice It is feared the recent cold snap owned by local member borrowers amount of grain and two pounds World stocks at the first of Febru supper is served. Certainly there cream molded with' a heart shaped here, which was 2 beow zero, may Make the most of your more ihay and sold at the same ary were apparently about 300,- is stimulous enough for most center. Or one might serve cup have damaged the wheat to some now amounts to $1,310,192, repre senting a considerable equity in reading hours. Enjoy the price, but averaged .8 of a pound 000.000 bushels under a year ago. young children in the mere know- cakes nia^’e from applecau?e cake extent. crease during the year and speed wit, the wisdom, the compan heavier per head. The results of Supplies in the United States were ledge that they are attending a batter with a marshmallow thrust ing the time when the associations ionship, tlhe charm that have this lamb feeding trial are consis about 7,000,000 bushels smaller party without the added excite- into t'he top of each one just be MANY ARRESTED will be entirely farmer owned. made the Atlantic, for seven tent with those of three previous than at the first of January a year ment of too • many activities or fore baking. “Despite unfavorable " weather More than 9500 motorists ran ty-five years, America’s most trials in that the wheat fed lamb* earlier. Merchant mill stocks in fancy unfamiliar foods. And so afoul tihe long arm of the law in conditions over the north west the quoted and most cherished Spaghetti Cheese Custard, have made slightly greater gains cluding grain stored for others, we suggest this simple but appeal annual stockholders’ meetings Oregon during December, accord magazine. each year, said Richards. totaled 105.176,000 bushels and mih ing supper: One cup spaghetti ing to the monthly report of Chas. were well attended and members Two of the lots of lambs which and elevator stocks 76,788,000 bush Spaghetti-Cheese Custard Send $1. (mentioning this ad) One cupspaghetti P. Pray, superintendent of state ness affairs and elected capable were fed barley were used to test els. These with t^e quantity on to Buttered String fees ns One half cup grated cheese showed renl interest in their busi- 1 police. Only 590 of these, how the value of chopped as compared farms and in terminal markets Pinwheel Sandwiches T^wo cups of milk . men on their boards of directors ! The Atlantic Monthly, 8 Arl ever, were given arrests slips. The with long alfalfa hay. The result gave a total supply of 419.798,OUO Two eggs Raw Carrot Straws One thing particularly noted at ington St., Boston. other 8986 escaped with warnings favored the long alfalfa, but the bushels compared with 426,978,000 Hot Chocolate Four tablespoons butter and admonitions to go and sin no the meetings is the fact that the value of the test was reduced thru bushels at the first of January. One t^jlespoon onion juice Ice Cream associaions are attracting to their | more. complication with needle grass or 1935. - j Salt Heart Shaped Sugar Cookies cheat in part of the hay. When Cook spaghetti in boiling water. Canadian supplies at the first of IMiany variations are possible. BASEMENT-WING LAUNDRY. 1 — Wither. 3—Tray». this hay was chopped the lambs January totaled around 315,000.000 Creamed Chicken or creamed tuna Grease a baking dish. Place alter 3— Tabi». 4—-Sorting tabi». 5—Electric plat«. *—Hamper were unable t eliminate the cheat bushels compared with 335,000,000 served in a noodle ring always nate layers of spaghetti and cheese and chut». 7 — Drain. S —Stool. ® — Ironing board. 10 — ironer. Il — Chair. 12 — Rack. 13 — Line». 14 — Supply cab and the needles gathered in their bushels a year earlier. Stocks In provides an attractive main dish - in the dish. Pour scalded milk inet. Electric Water Heatar by furnac». jaws, causing sore mouths which in deficit European countries appear celery curls or lettuce rolls spread slowly over the beaten eggs. Com turn interfered with their progress. ed to be around 120,000,000 bushels with cottage cheese, peanut butter bine thoroughly. Add butter and This phase of the test will be re smaller at »the first of February or cream cheese might replace or seasoning. Pour over spaghetti. peated later before definite recom than at the corresponding date last be served with the carrot straws. Set in pan of water and bake one mendations are made. year. Assuming that - domestic A cup of warm creamed soup with hour at 350 deg. F. Equal of Barley Fqr Sheep Feed Profit In ¡935 W ay / to H ealtm Hi ■ _Z7y^ADAR^MAYNE ‘ ' OREGON <PAIRY COUNCIL ‘x ~ Wheat Demand In Europe Is Slow For Sheriff _ send » less Hazlitt and Ci i lack May Run For Office James H. Hazlett, state senator from Hood River and Wasco coun ties is understood to be flirting with the notion of entering the po litical arena as a candidate lor attorney general. Hazlett is a democrat. Senator James T. Chin nock of Grants Pass who had been considering a try for the republi can nomination for this office is now understood to have abandoned the idea and will probably seek a return to the senate. ALLEN TO RUN Jack E. 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