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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1950)
J * \ ' «-Á. . "C I. ■> FAGS « 8H JB R M A N COUNTY No Marketing Quotas There will be no marketing quotas for the 1951 wheat crop. This announcement by the Secretary of Argiculture on June 26 is based on provisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended, E. Harvey Miller, chairman of the Oregon State PMA committee, explains. The current wheat crop is estimated at 845 millions, and the carryover from last year is JO U R N A L , MORO, Mr-» OREGON estimated at 450 million bushels, a total of 1,395 million bushels. This is 18 percent more than the normai supply—the estim- ated am ount needed for domes- tic consumption and export Marketing quotas for wheat must be proclaimed when the totaj supply exceeds the normal 8uppiy by more than 20 percent. w heat export possibilities for the j uiy 1950—June 30, 1951 crop year are estimated at about 325 million bushels—490 million for about 130 million for feed an<j g0 million for seed. lege extension entomologist, re commends tw o ' fumigants for use in cases where insects are present in grain,"They are a mix ture of ethylene dichloride and carbon tetrachloride or chlor- opicrin. Feed and seed stores or chemical supply houses stock both chemicals. About 6 to 8 gallons of fumi- Annually 300 million bushels T h ir d Union 8L of grain are destroyed in the gant are required for each 1,000 The Bailee Oregon United States by insect pests bushelg of grain. Fumigation Paint • Wallpaper • ¡Venetian T n arhn r PS°n' C° Unty U accomplished by sprinkling Blinds county likewise has or spraying the chemical oyer GENERAL PAINT |PBOPPCT8 its loss caused by such Insects the top of grain bins. Since both H eavy Ko»« • •>— « * * as bran bug and weevil. A rela gases are dangerous, It Is advls- m o t . c o lo rta l decorator lively small expenditure of time able to wear a gas mask. R a y o n lt e , washable smooth finish and money w i l l prevent insect ................................ .—------- ~ " — — —— — uamage to stored gram. Wheat miested with weevil or other in jurious insects is docked severe ly by buyers. Here are the A, B, Cs that wiil 4fud in reducing insect damage to grain stored„ on the farm, hirst, clean storage bins thor oughly. Be sure that all grain from last year’s crop has been removed from cracks and floors since it is a possible source of insect contamination. The sur rounding area should likewise be cleaned. Then, spray, using a n d , c o n t in u in g a v a i l a b l e a 5 percent DDT emulsion spray. GRAIN N E W A ID E F O R S E C R E T A R Y O F S T A T E . . . D ean A ch ero n (le ft) For best resu lts,. Thompson re- NEUTRAL co n fer« In W a sh in g to n w ith J o h n 8 h e r m a n C ro p er, hi« n ew a id e , fo l * commends that it be applied at SPIRITS lo w in g o a th -ta k in g c e r e m o n ie s a t th e s t a t e d e p a r tm e n t. C oop ea, fo r m e r the rate of one gallon of spray G. O. P . se n a to r fr o m K e n tu c k y a n d e x -r e p r e r o n ta tlv e a t th e fo u rth MANO to each 1000 squire feet of bin White label m e e t in g o f th e U . N . g e n e r a l a s s e m b ly , w ill s e r v e a s A ch e r o n ’s a d v is e r area. . a t th e B ig T h r e e fo r e ig n m in is t e r s ’ c o n fe r e n c e in L ondon In th e m id d le After grain has. been pipped of M a y . H is a p p o in tm e n t is p a r t of a b l-p a r tis a n fo reig n p o lic y . in the bin, it is also a good idea SAM E L O W PR IC E $Q 60 achloraphenol, copper napthenate, to inspect it periodically to see . EACH! 0^ ^ 4 / s or rr Post Stretching FO R EAC H ! and oil-gas creosote will be shown if insects are present. in the exhibit which includes ac N A T IO N A L D IS T IL L E R S PRO DU CTS CO RP4 * * * Y R. W. Every, Oregon State col- BO TH St PROOF Demonstration Made. tual soaking tanks. In the exhib W W W v s v v w T V T ▼ V V V W V T w w V V V V V 'WV w w it also will be a heart-wood oak V V vs s V V ■ w A traveling wood preservation post which Is known to be more exhibit, to be known as the than 100 years old. “post stretcher,” which will be Including also will be photo- shown for the first time at a con- aphg u k e n of I)ost!! from the servatlon tour and range re-seed- ® c,arkcr farm near ing and equipment demonstration T. P° in Lake county early in August, Corvallis- At this farm, posts ere ha» been scheduled thus far td studied to determine their ser- be shown at 25 county fairs and vice life. A m o n g fence posts farm meetings, announces Chas, which have on untreated life of R. Ross, Oregon State college ex- 10 years or les6 are cottonwood, --- SP tension forestry specialist. Douglas, Nr, and western hem- Exhibit may be at the Sherman lock. J o r a coat of 14 to 20cents < P o n n t v F a ir ‘ a post using the cold-soaking County ra ir. treatment with a chemical such Cold soaking methods of pre- as “penta” the life of a poet can serving fence posts using pen- be extended materially. Methods of Insect Pest Control || Reviewed Adams Paint Store A in Oregon-a great pre-war favorite OLD H iìiimuagiì Yellow Label KENTUCKY OTIIMn old H ermitage ^5 POR Self-Propelled It Levels See It t >- 14’ 6” width cut 34” All Steel Cylinder & Separate Pillar Block Bearings IS'IXSUIA M I' W 5000 Costs OnFy $M for Avorofo Family P o lio is one o f th e m o st ex p en sive o f all d isea ses In coats o f treatm en t. U n lik e m an y illn esses, in itia l costs are b u t a sm all part o f th e t o t d expanses. R eco v ery is a lon g draw n- o u t process. S ister K en n y treatm en ts or sim ilar m u scle b u ild in g processes u su ally tak e m any m onths, or ev en years. H era is a p o licy th at w ill flay up to $5000 total to assure you o f th e b est a v ailab le treatm ent for each m em b er o f your fam ily afflicted b y th is dread disease. P o licy term runs for th ree years, n ot ju st one or tw o years. 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