Sherman County journal., January 22, 1954, Page 4, Image 4

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4 SHERM AN
COUNTY JOUKBAI«, AloKO, OREGON
FRIDAY, JA N U A R Y 22. Itf.*4
conditions R®n bulls that have good or lower).
Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel,
All bulls need a great deal of
just l>een wintered casually.
A
the occasion being the birthday County Rambling»
Eyes of Nation on Southwest Hotel
exercise and bed sufficiently to*
thin
bull
is
not
a
vigorous
bull.’’
anniversary
of
Mrs.
Sayrs.
H.v Mr*. A. F. Balzrr
There’s another twist to this aim for the “ well conditioiwd"
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Allegre
The Grass Valley PTA met at of Hood River spent the week ABOUT AGRICULTURE
story, and that Is the objection of categoi^ and breeding tlmeHor
the school house Friday evening end here visiting at the home of
some range operators to buying maximum breeding vigor. Here's
for Its regular meeting, Mrs. his brother in law and sister, Mr. IN SHERMAN COUNTY
at bull sales because the bulls how bulls at the Grant county sa'*
for finish:
Fat-no ,
Owen Eakin, president, presid­ and Mrs. Clair Adams.
are too fat.
In an attempt to graded
ing with a very go<xl attendance.
overcome the objection, the Grant high conditioned-«; well condltlon-
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Bayer and
Jim Jones, scout master, intro­ Mrs. Frank E. Bayer were busi­
county Beef Center Bull sale com­ ed-12; fair condltioned-32; un­
The second issue of Oregon
duced John McGraw, Gordon Ac­ ness visitors in The Dalles Thurs- Agricultural Progress is off the
mittee at its sale in November der conditioned-4.
ker an 1 Robert Niece, all of The
tried to give an indication of the
press. This publication is prepar­
Dalles who gave talks on the or­
finish on every bull sold through E V E N T S COMING:
ed by OSC experiment station
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Morgan staff. Research findings, progress
ganization of cub scouts.
The
the ring and passed along to the January 20:
Sherman County Rural Advis­
I*TA voted to sponsor the organ­ arrived Weunesday from Condon report, and outlook information
buyer a few suggestions for man­
ory Council
ization and the following commit­ alter receiving word of t.he death material will be covered in these
aging his hulls.
of his uncle, Orville Gibson. quarterly magazines. The publica­
tee was appointed: Mrs. B.
The sale committee set up the February 3:
Public hearing by County Court
Baumgartner, Elton Eakin, Ted They were guests at the home of tion is a service to Oregon agri­
following indicators of degree of
on Compulsory Bang’s Control-
Kelly, Mrs. Jack Brady and Mrs. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert culture. Farmers desiring to re-
condition fat.
2:30 p. m. County Courthouse.
publication should call
Walter Davis. Mrs. Charles My­ Cox, until Sunday when they re- eejve
FAT:
or dj-op a p ne to the county
ers sang several solos accompani­ turned home.
Definitely over conditioned for February 15:
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May took agenf g office.
State Water Resource Public
ed at the piano by Mrs. Elton Ea­
immediate use and are the kind
j ast spring grazing alfalfa tri-
kin. Refreshments were served her cousin and her husband, Mr.
that may be cifficult to let down meeting. Arlington.
later in the cafeteria. Some of and Mi < Al Leitch ol Zion, ill., a]s were established on the Dean
without affecting their useful­ February 18:
Sherman County | Cattlemen’s
the people had difficulty getting to Hood River after spending sec- j,’uj|er an{j L>amon Field ranches.
ness as breeding bulls. (Compar­
home as the storm of bizzard pro- eral days with them. They will We would like to get two or three
Association Annual Meeting. Odd
able to choice or higher).
Thia
ia
a
scale
model
of
the
1.001-room
Hotel
Statler
in
Dallas.
l>ortions was drifting the snow visit her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. more of these trials established
Fellows Hall, Grass Valley, 10:00
HIGH CONDITIONED:
Texas, where each guest room will have television-radio. The
Andy Walter and Williams Wal­ this spring. At least twenty acre
badly in places.
These are in satisfactory breed­ a. m. to 4 p. m.
hotel will be completely air-eonditioned. New type bathrooms
will have a dressing room atmosphere. The main banquet area
fields are needed for the trial.
ing condition providing they are February 22:
Mrs. Herman Peters entertain­ ter a few days.
will seat 2,000 in one group. “Flat-slab cantilever” construc­
Cereal Meeting— Sponsored by
exercised and hardened before
ed the bridge club at her home
Mrs. Donald von Borstel was Five varieties of alfalfa are incor-
tion to be used for the first time.
use. Unless this is carefully done Sherman County Association of
Thursday afternoon with three hostess to’members of tire Amerl- porated in the trial plots in com­
they may be overfinished for Oregon Wheat Growers.
tables in play. High score was ‘can ix'gion Auxiliary at her home bination with grass and are seed­
Construction has begun in of the rooms will be of the studio
Dallas, Texas, of one of the larg­ 'type, a bedroom at night and a
held by Mrs. Arzell Lemley and Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. C. W. ing without alfalfa. These trials
rough breeding conditions. (Com­
living
room
in
the
daytime.
All
est hotels to be built anywhere
low score by Mrs. May me Gould. Fields, president, presiding with will give us leads to the best type
parable to-low choice).
guest
rooms
will
have
outside
in the world in more than a
Dr. Frank D. Rei
Others enjoying the afternoon 12 members and two junior mem­ of alfalfa to use in combination
exposure
and
will
feature
“pic­
W E LL CONDITIONED:
quarter of a century, the 1,001-
were Mrs. Clair Adams, Mrs. Max bers p re s e n t. Everyone enjoyed with grass. Trials in the Grass
DMNTIMT
ture
windows”
which
will
extend
Condition
is
one
of
the
impor­
room Dallas S ta tler.,
Brown, Mrs. Ted Kelly, .Mrs. Roy the slides shown by Mrs. Frank Valley and Kent areas are needed.
OFFICE DATS
The hotel’s design is unique in across about two-thirds of the
tant factors in percentage of calf
Schilling. Mrs. Earl Olds, Mrs. Al­ von Borstel of pictures taken of Anyone Interested should contact
that exterior walls are of glass room’s width.
Tue.M&uy, W ednesday, FrM
crop and bulls in this category
Bathrooms have been designed
and aluminum like the United
fred Kock, Mrs. Eben Kee, Mrs. the Christinas party.
Moro H otel BBIdg.
are generally considered to be in
Refresh­ this office.
to
have
a
dressing
room
atmos­
Nations
building
in
New
York.
Walter Davis and Mrs. A. F. Bal- ments were served later by the
The Sherman county soil con­ This new kind of construction phere. The top of the wash bowl
desirable breeding shape for most
zer. Refreshments were served hostei
servation district has a grass-le-
range situations. (Comparable to
makes possible use of the canti­ in each bathroom will be ex­
later by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Eslinger gume press type drill and sheeps-
high good).
lever principle which eliminates tended under a wide mirror to
about naif tne columns and foot­ form a vitrious china shelf for
F A IR CONDITIONED:
MTs. Arzell I^emley was hostess were in The Dalles Thursday foot roller for rent to the county
ings necessary in older type make-up or shaving accessories.
These bulls need to be kept
to the bridge club at her home and brought hLs father, Ernest farmers. Charge for the use of
Dallas’ newest skyscraper will
buildings. Use of this ultra­
coming and should lie continued
last Tuesday evening with three Eslinger home to Moro after this equipment Is 25 cents per
modern design has aroused na­ be constructed in the form of a
to be fed a gaining ration up to
tables in play. Mrs. Don Smith spending several days in the hos- acre for the drill and $4 dally for
tion-wide interest on the part of huge “Y”. Two prongs of the Y
will converge on the main street
breeding time.
(Comparable to
the roller. The sheeps-foot roller
architects and engineers.
held high score and Mrs. Walter pltal for medical attention.
la»«
oh
is an excellent piece of equipment
good).
The new 18-story giant will leaving a part of the site avail­
Davis second high. Others enjoy­
able
for
a
landscaped
garden.
■OOttUÌAX
have banquet facilities that will
U N D E R CONDITIONED:
ing the evening were Mesdames1 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blagg anil for constructing dams and pack-
seat 2,000 persons in one group, The hotel will be the only down­
These bulls are definitely under
bruce Alley, C. It. Andersen, Earl family, Mrs. Bud Brlnkert and ¡ng waterways prior to seeding
town
Dallas
building
not
built
largest capacity west of Chicago.
A MAM dotaly ••••-
The roller has
conditioned
for immediate use
Oi Is, Erank Ketter, Robert Schil­ Miss Kathryn Kuhn were dinner permanent sod.
flush
to
the
street
but
with
an
Every guest room in the hotel
under
most
breeding
situations.
approach
for
taxis
and
guest
ciatad I«
ling, Harry Hooper, Orville Rug­ guests Friday evening at the been used by John Buether,
will have television-radio and the
Continued good feeding up to
entire building will have air- cars on its own property.
gles, Alfred Kock, and Sadie Alley home of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Ea- Frank von Borstel and Bernard
mind with de pende WRy
The Dallas Statler will be
breeding time is necessary to
conditioning with individual con­
from The Dalles. Refreshments kin. They all attended the PTA Martin. Folks desiring to use this
opened
in
the
summer
of
1955
_
.
meeting
at
the
school
house
that
equipment
should
see
the
soil
trols in each guest room. Most
bring them to a satisfactory breed
\y re served by the hostess.
evening.
conservation office or the county
ing vigor.
(Comparable to low
I eo. von Borstel was taken to
Mr. an«l Mrs. Arzell Lemley and agent’s office.
best service. Jim Elings, livestock
'I lie Dalles .hospital Friday night Mi s. Herman Peters were dinner Young men and women between nual weedy grasses as cheat grass extension
specialist, has made
af er suffering a stroke at his guests Thursday evening at the
af,es
jq and 30 are needed in well established alfalfa might some interesting comments
on
Mortgage Loans To Meet Your Individual Needs
home. His condition is reported home of Mr. and Mrs. Eben Kee. fOr
summer exchange under try I PC or chloro IFC at 4 lbs this. "Bulls should be so wintered
of
actual
material
per
acre
with
as rltical.
Bill Johnson was a business
International Farm Youth
that
they’ll
be
tough,
vigorous
ATTRACTIVE TERMS
Me. and Mr••«. John Rust were visitor in The Dalles Saturday.
Exchange program. Thia program 10 gallons of oil. This should t»e and carrying some condition by
put
on
by
the
first
part
of
Feb­
buslne - visit or s In The Dalles
PROMPT SERVICE
Mrs. T. M. Rolfe. Mr. and .Mrs. js one of
best to promote In-
or as soon after as weather the time breeding season starts.
Mon lay.
John Rolle, Mr. and Mrs. Willard ternatlonal understanding a n d ruary
And
when
we
say
condition,
we
Mr. and .Yr Keith 1 )e(’ourcey Rolfe and Mr. and Mrs Robert friendship among people.
Standard Insurance Co.
Ex will permit. CMU at 4 lbs per acre
and children of I’riii •ville came Rolfe were business visitors In change of young men and women applied in the fall has looked very mean fat and finished. It Isn't
harmful
for
a
bull
to
be
carrying
effective.
Endothal
at
fi
to
8
lbs
Sunday and dr-. PeC 0 TCÍ •y will The Dalles Thursday.
A western company serving western agriculture
made where each live on farms applied In the fall when cheat finish comparable to high good or
take care of her fith?i
•o. von
even
low
choice
if
the
bull
has
The first real snowstorm of the for slxJ nont? .,per,1i dl '
HOME OFFICE
grass Is one Inch tall looks prom­
Borstel at the hi -pltal1. Mr:< Ken-
had a chance to get the ncessary
must have had farm experience
neth Hattrup will ta k<> <•are of season deposited almost a foot and
ising.
812
S.
W.
Washington
Portland, Oregon
are Interested in promoting
Many cattlemen are In disagree­ exercise for toughening. Such a
her children. Mr. De' 'our •e.v re­ over the Grass Valley area over
bull
carrying
condition
will
hold
friendship
a
n
d
understanding
ment about condition and care of
turned to Prineville.
the weekend. Snow started fall­
Phone ATwater 4331
bulls during winter months for up better under difficult bree ’ing
ing Friday night and continued with other countries.
Farmers having problems of an­
Mrs. (’. J. Kulick airrlvcal liera through Saturday with between
Monday from Gary. Iiridia n,:» after nine and ten Inches by Saturday
she received word of the illness afternoon.
About three Inches
of her father , Theo. V on 1Borstel. fell Saturday night. The tempera­
Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Ho. •per re- ture was around 12 degrees and
turned home Sunday fr> m Port- In some places lower. The strong
land where they silent several east wind drifted the snow badly
days on business.
in places.
Mr. and Mrs. (’lair Adams and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox return-
sons were, buslne s visitors In
e 1 from a trip to Phoenix, Ari­
The Dalles Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lemley zona where they visited her bro­
were dinner guests Friday even­ ther and sister in law, Mr. and
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Sam Davis.
Fred ('ox took Mrs. (’ox to The
Alfred Kock.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sayrs and Dalles Monday for medical atten­
The Sheiman County Journal is about you; It is
son, Tony, of Moro and her par­ tion as she had the misfortune to
about your business; it has many articles about farming
ents Mr. and Mrs. A. von Borstel get the Index finger of her right
and son, Phil, were dinner guests hand caught in tihe clothes wring­
as well as about other activities in the county.
Friday evening at the home of er.
Grass Valley
Every country newspaper is part farm magazine.
We have always maintained that it had to be; • at any
rate it ought to be. National farm magazines cover the
nation, legional faim magazines cover a district. Both
have to be general in coverage. A local newspaper that
interests itself in agricultural problems has a local cov­
erage and deals specifically with farm problems in its
county.
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