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Moro, Oregon Friday
Not All Wheat
-3 b C
Jnlyl, I960
BOATERS DOZEN FOR SAFETY
Perfect As Final
Month Starts
County Official Paper
Weather Neither
Helpful Nor Hurtful
For Past Week
Sherman County
Club Sees Big
Game Pictures
The w eather hasn’t been bad,
Some of the w heat in Sherm an
neither too hot nor too cool for
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county is going to make a good
most things, dry.
Sherman County Club members
crop barring unexpected storms.
No grow ing crop has been in­ viewed the big game and moun-
It is nearly made, is coloring nor­
jured directly by the w eather for tain scenery pictures taken by
mally and is almost as good as
the past week; neither has any Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dodson of The
money in the hank.
crop been helped by the w eather. Dalles Tuesday night as an af-
Also some of the wheat in the
There has been no rain to spike terlude to their meeting. Pictures
county
is
in
danger.
If
there
are
(liles L. French
up the short m oisture under the were varied. Deer hesitantly w alk­
many hot days insuccession some
growing crop; there has l>een no ed before the camera, carp writh-
The theory of swimming pools many days in succession some
east wind to take extra m ositure ed on an arrow, antelope bounded
is th at by teaching children to combine operators will have a
out of the ground and dissipate across a Wyoming landscape as
swim fewer will drown. Actually hard time separating the thin
in the air.
the machine w hirred and mem-
more drow n in the process than shriveled kernels from the chaff,
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tiers sat motionless.
would drow n from the ignorance. And some barley may tie shoe
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The m eetin« began at eight
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pegs.
MUgD ohuil Buried
Which was late enough to insure
We read that the senate may
A good rain would cure all
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co° l tem peratures as a rule. The
work nights. H ard lines, may put this, but a good rain is not in
In ROSC City
n,le was broken.
in a bill for over time. Come to prospect according to prophets—
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Reports of committees gave the
think of it the overtim e that offi- not that that is conclusive,
H ugh Shull once probkWy the inform ation that the six county
cers work could be much less ex-
N aturally the better land has
ham known farmer in Sherman „ „ .u p hail llalened
, repreatm
county and an organlaer of men, , , tl¥e of Ebaaco
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pensive than the under time.
the lietter wheat. North of Gor-
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don ridge and west of Wasco the
horses and m achinery into effec- of a proposal to hire th at com­
Eisenhow er had some had luck wheat looks as good as ever;
tlve crew s died at the home of a pany to make an industrial su r­
on his last trip abroad but his south of Nigger ridge only the
daughter at Dayville Saturday vey of the area from Hood River
record is fairly good. So far, he ridges will produce a normal
and funeral services were held at
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hasn ’t given away China o r Pol- crop. The south slopes and the
and or even Berlin or East Ger- draw s are already damaged,
»THIS OREGON FAMILY IS OBSERVING NATIONAL SAFE BOATING WEEK
many.
That doesn’t mean we will not
(July 3-9) BY CHECKING SAFETY EQUIPMENT. PROPER EQUIPMENT ADDS
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have wheat. The almost 90,000
TO THE ENJOYMENT AFLOAT AND SHOULD INCLUDE: Nos 1 2 a n d 2 -
A Portland official gets all acres perm itted us may produce
and came to Sherm an county in next meeting of the ch arter cotn-
LIFESAVING DEVICES FOR ALL HANDS; 4—COMPASS; 5—PROPER RUN­
warmed up thinking about the an average of 25 bushels with rea-
the early years of this <»ntui\ m lttee which has the job of wrlt-
NING LIGHTS; 6— ANCHOR AND LINE; 7 —BILGE PUMP; 8_HORN OR
days when Multnomah county sonably favorable w eather from
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* ta m e ¡ng a constitution for the county
had a sm aller proportion of the now until harvest,
WHISTLE; 9—
EXTINGUISHER; 10—SAFETY FLARES; II—PAnm .R; 12
astmclated w l h h.g farm ing m e
„ „ Ro,wraon asklMl lh>t y
—FIRST AID KIT.
legislators. We assume that the
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purpose is good governm ent, not U. S. National Bank
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" Aaaoctatton 1». Incrcaxcl
proportional
represention
and
and later east of Moro
lie wa» whlch wa„ dolle a(
Freshman Year May
Has
Big
Deposits
we insist that the state was l e t ­
on™ ,’ , *
m
Ch" 1 m em ber, w ere brou-
ter off when the upstate w a s.in
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x ” ' ,iht “ P 10 di“ e » " ">* »talus of
The United States National Be In High School
power.
a gltler,
son Jed
in Roseburg,
two dau-
Bank of Portland reported depo­
Mrs.
Velma Thlber.
a, the N Blggs
e l ^ e e Kat)lds
, ’ g bride»
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Colleges and universities of
sits totaling $779,384,873 in i.s
be In Sep-
The theory about the aged June 15 report to the com ptroller Oregon are laying
the ground The Oregon Department of Agri-
The W ashington judge, in de Hampton Buttes and Mrs Doris tember.
seems to give them a pension so of t jie currency
work for a program that will cyh ^ re J8 m aking a close study C|urlng the act unconstitutional M«th <8 «t Dayville, four grand
they have tim e and then give
The Dalles Branch h reported de- ev®ntually place the freshm an of the June 7 opinion of Judge held that; 1. the assessment or children and five great grand
them free medical care so they p<lsjt totaks of $1C()-
032,221.15, ac- vear of eollege work ln the high George H Freese of the Washing- levy of the commission Is a second children.
John M. Stevenson
can w orry about themselves.
cording to Jam es L. Johnson, 8choo,s of the state‘
on
5’° ^ at Wa,,a Wab tax on Property; 2. the deposit- -------------------
Inuna and
„rwi dis-
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Educators of this state l>elieve
tielleve la
la which
which held
held the
the Washington
Washington ¡ng
in» and
and handling
hun.iu«., of money
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manager, and total loans
ACC
Dies At Glenwood
Now you can rent almost any- counts of $7,776,849.00 The Dufur that such a Pr°Kra’« 18 Possible agricultural enabling act to be levtetl was not paid into the sta ts ” a*C0 ULd Vu&Dter
Funeral services w ere held at
thing, cars, industrial machinery, Branch reported dei>o.slts total- and a $43-783 ^rant from the unconstitutional.
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The
litigation treasury as the constitution pro- - -
kitchen
equipm
i.i.-i
i ent. May lie one lnig $2,000,199.02, according «■
White Salmon S aturday m orning
to Education (established hv
by the concerned action against the vides; 3. the act unlawfully dele- n O i a » H l S i a i i a u O n
for John N. Stevenson, form er
way to keep it working.
G. W. Hertel, m anager, and total Ford Foundation) supports their W ashington W heat Commission, gates legislative power 1 the
New officers for the 1960 61
county
who
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loans and discounts, for the same
The Oregon Department
urtm ent has
has act deals with two subject m atters OB-S chapter were installed for resident of Sherman w
um y w
iw
Some one has suggested a sh o rt­ period, of $520,617.05.
It is believed advanced place- l>cen Informed that the decision which are not properly expressed Annie Fulton chapter at Wasco ....
‘A’11“’ °
daughter,
er cam paign for president. It
ment will uid high schools as well of the superior court 1, which coin- in the title (creatio n 'o f com mis- June 24. The installation, open to ¿ 7 * ' ™
, , n . at <' l?nwood’
has been suggested before and Bad Drivers May
as colleges, and it will give the p a te s with the circuit court in sions and delegation of judicial (be public, was conducted by Law- where he had lived for 27 years.
by nearly everyone who studies
Mr. and Mrs Stevenson farm ­
hi ightei student the opportunity Oregon, will he appealed to the powers to the director of agricul- fence and M arguerite Kaseberg,
Have Bad Time
the problem. Result: nothing.
of passing more sw iftly to ad« W ashington suprem e court.
ture); 5. the act grants corporate Pai*( patron and m atron, as lnstal- ed east of Klondike for some 30
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An immediate 30-day driver 11- vanced studies. However, for the
The opinion Is of Interest to power to the commodity commit- latlng officers They were assist- years during which time he be­
The foundling fathers establish­ cense suspension may face any l)r°8 ram t0 ** successful there agricultural leaders and farm ers sion, G. us udntinlstered, it exclu-
by Ethel VanGllder, installing cam e . well acquainted here. He
ed a quantitative governm ent, d river involved in a' Fourth o'f must t)e: Qualified teachers in the here because some of the langn- des from the tax wheat producers chaplain; Gladys Zell, installing
rem ont- »«*’« Eel»-
one in which decisions are made July holiday accident which re high sch<>ols who can K‘ve <»<• u«e of the W ashington act paral- of less than 500 bushels;
7 it marshall; Nina Pinkerton, lnstal-
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. a 'ld canie weHt to
by the largest num bers and it suits in death, injury or serious Iege level ln8truction; tim e for lels that of the Oregon commodity provides for special privileges and l‘ng organist; Mattel White us- 'allfornia
a
‘ in 1897
1SJ7 to " m ,a arry
rrv Vada
V!“ ’!‘
Atkinson at Selma In that state in
works fairly well in small sec- property damage, Governor Mark advanced placement teachers to commission enabling act. Under im m unities for members of the distant Installing marshall.
tions w here everyone is informed. Hatfield
announced T hursday' l)rePare for more advanced work; the W ashington act, passed in commission; 8. it is contrary
Officers I n s ta lle were Gladys
1hey came to Sherm an
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But it could stand some additions
The 78-hour holiday period be- „ aw
iHinKness on the part of admin-
1955, commodity
commissions
or to the
fourteenth am endment of Belshee, w orthy
matron; Leroy
Surviving are two daughters,
from a qualitative governm ent in
gins Friday at 6:00 p. m and con- islra,ion and com m unity to make self help farm er and grow er pro-
the federal constitution. Belshee, w orthy patron; Bobbie
order to assure th at more of the
eludes Monday at midnight. special provision for the gifted
gram s are established.
The Oregon D epartm ent of Aa Hoot’ as8W m atron; Floyd Root, Mrs. Eaton and Mrs. Marlon Mc­
decisions were the proi>er ones.
Hatfield said he has requested student: and consultation between
The Oregon Departm ent of Ag rlculture at S alem ha« . hmitJ/i asao- patron; Gladys Zell, secre- Kee of Portland and eight grand
children;
two and
brothers,
of
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the Department of Motor Vehicles
a »d high schools.
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<, ¡a r<; MarJory Shull, treasurer; Se,ma
riculture
has alerted the legisla- num ber of copies of the “ IIml“
opinion
¿ aIlf
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tlve interim committee studying available for Interested parties Pauline Broughton, conductress; and a ' , , f ’ M ’ ,
T h ( ) * esno
The program of giving some- to consider such action when --------------------
of
A Adeline
d e lin e M
cD on ald uuun
body som ething to win friendship careful investigation gives it rea-
Mr. and Mrs. Jim P orter and agricultural
OflXicultural m arketing avetu-ipM
agencies _
McDonald,
asso nrinilii«.
conduc .. Fresno.
and support only works as long son to believe a person has by two 8ons and a nephew from in Oregon to the W ashington low
tress; M arguerite Kaseberg, chap­
Interm ent was in The Dalles
as the gifts continue and increase. Incompetent .reckless or unlaw ful Tacoma, Wash , have been guests er co urt’s opinion and the prob-
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lain; Beth Reid, m arshall; Es- cemetery.
This governm ent has won few operation ‘caused or contributed of Mrs P o rte r’s uncle and aunt, ability of appeal.
If appealed,
a ? s h '/m -
t r
m P trelle Hailey,
- h Patricia
organist;
friends by gifts overseas and lit- to an accident resulting in death Mr. and Mrs. Eben Kee for he Oregon officials are guessing, the
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Skiles, Adah; Oweltus McDermld,
tie lasting support by gifts to or injury to any person or serious P®st week. They were all dinner decision might come during the
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mocrat in his ButB; Beverly H llderhrand, Es- Oiling Crew Coats
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o|,,e secretary of (her; Natjjn<, Medler, Martha;
domestic suppliants
property damage.”
guests W ednesday ev rening of legislative session at Salem, if sta(e
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Gwen Gosson, Electa; Grace Med­ Pavement To DeMoss
The governor said the key Mr and Mra. Ixjy Cochran.
before,
Now they are talking about words in determ ining w hether or
ler, W arder; Bill Broughton, sen­
A state oiling crew moved in
tinel
stopping the tax deductions for not a susi>ension will be ordered
W ednesday and started work put­
expense accounts In other words, are "incompetent, reckless or un-
Man and W om an Pairs
don’t buy stock In any plush law ful.”
ting a seal coat on the highway
hotels
A law that has been on the
Action by the House of Repre- Materials were applied at various or Creosote may be extrem ely
An unusual Item In the roster lietween Moro and the top of De-
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liooks for some tim e but which sen tat*ves last week seems to in- rates in combination w ith w ater toxic to pigs, especially young of officers is the fact th at theie Moss hill which required that
Karl Marx, the man who start- has never been rigidly enforced dicate there w d l not lie any fed- as a carrier and a com m ercial pigs, according to experim ental are three team s of husband ami traffic be stopped in Moro All af
ternoon there was a string of
ed communism, was a failure at "w ith concerted action” perm its end legislation to change the detergent
work conducted at The North Da- wife among them,
nearly everything And he wrote this action by the departm ent whi‘a’ program for 1961. Uontln-
...... ent station
. Interspersed
ii.v i» « - u
mrougriuui the curii I’ai'ked on Main street wait-
kota experim
throughout
’lie same program is 1 k a " Heed Nrr<i*
Brushed on m aterial that I.s not cerernonjTw ere voc-af 's^los hv lng and looking and occasionally
a philosophy of failure, a phil without hearing and w ithout re- uation
osophy of getting without earn celving a record of conviction of qulte 8ure Thls calls for wheat The Sherman Cooperative G rain properly dried, can enter through Emtnalyn Wilson sister of the vlsi,ing w ,th talkative natives
ing. of hating the successful.
the individual
<ORS 482.450)
fa rniers to vote in a referendum Growers are putting Its new seed the skin of young pigs and lie worthy patron, arid musical nurn- • -------- .
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A suspension will lie ordered J u l.v 21 to decide w hether market- warehouse Into operation this particularly
harmful.
Treated hers by the two daughters of the L o c a l B a n k M d I ta «
Getting rid of a scape goat Is only on the basis of police Investi- ing quotas will apply for the 1961 harvest. Tentative plans call for wood other than posts should be w orthy m atron and patron lean-
»«ancs
seldom a solution for anything gallons whichclearly indicate the
cr°P selection of fields In the area that avoided In the construction of nette ‘Belshee accompanied Mrs BuilneS« Gain
but the fate of the goat
circum stances of holiday acci
U ndcr quotas, the law provides will lie as free as possible from hog shelters If posts are used, Wilson In her num bers and also
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dents To implement the program ^or w^eat price support at a level other varieties, other grains, and p is best th a t they lie round lie- rendered a piano solo "There
l °anH havc reached an all-time
w e have a copy of federal aid state, city and county law enforce **tweeri " r’ ®nd 90% of parity, diseases such as sm ut Fields with cause It Is difficult for hogs to get Shall Be Show eis of Blessings ’ {Ugh mark at
First
National
by function sent out by Oregon m ent agencies have been request- for P’uducers complying with l»erennial weeds will not be elig started chewing on round posts. Young Delores Belshee sang two Bank of Oregon, it was revealed
, s* a rc h
P ro b a b ly
tw > ed by the governor to subm it their allotm ents. C urrent estim- ible and attem pts will lie made Square or rectangular posts that numbers, “ A Dream Is a Wish when the bank subm itted its June
thirds of American citizens would copies of investigation reports of 2,es ,nd,<‘a,e a P*d wheat price at to eliminate any fields with rye were treated snowed
Your Heart
Heart Makes”
showed evidence
evidence Your
Makes” and
and
“The 15, I960 statem ent of condition
figures In response to a call by
tw o l^ lrds ° f
item s injury or property
damage
acci-
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<d
Parit>
about
3
cents
per
Indications
are
that
seed
needs
where
pigs
chewed
along
the
Second
Star
To
The Right
property
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entirely.
dents which they believe the de- f,Ui*hel less than in 1960. P rior to will be 40-50,000 bushels of Omar, edges
Colorful addendum s were pre the com ptroller of the currency.
Ix>ans and discounts of $507,-
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partinent should examine. Nar-
referendum farm ers will lx- 15,000 bushels of Flynn and 25,000 >>w Bulletins
sented by both the 1959-60 officers
S- i eH° W..? i? kefe,leL got m a,,y ’ P°llce agencies forw trd mai,ed ,h e ‘r wheat acreage allot- bushels of Alpine. Farm ers in the
j, you are a re8ldent of Ore. and the 1960^1 officers
107,549 were reported, which top-
so sm art about m ilitary affairs fatai accident In v e st.g a tio .
l>ed the previous mark of $488,-
ments by the county ASC office
area who have clean fields of gon, here are some of the re-
Is a wonder. Why. to hear him ports to the departm ent
956,106 set on December 31, 1959.
these varieties and would )>e In- cent bulletins that are available Flo w ers Abound
tel it, he know s Just w hat the
The governor said the unusua. F a rm lm|M.i-tM
t
terested In furnishing seed for the fref. on request at your county
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current figure represents an
H ow er arr.n«»,n«n.» of while increase of $14.172,102 over .h e
I he r S im ported $1 1 billion p|ant are asked to notify a direr-- extension agent’s office:
nation needs and a lot more than m easure is w arranted due to the
1959, (or in their area or the Coop Extension Bulletin 702; "M .nag. aI ’i
" ,ne *“• 1968 bank r a "
experienced m ilitary men Abso- critk .a , hazards present .luring w orth of farm " 7 product*
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lutely wonderful
, he holiday period. Last year
h * eXP° rt8 ° f fann Pn x ," c era Manag(*r Paul Patrick. Field* in­
ing Oregon Iro n , Ponds-
X , . f o í Z c e r r i l I * e U” . « • • 79#9M
.h r e .rly
The spection will I* made by the Extension Circular 567: "Oregon the green an<l whit» m i
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eight a r s o n s died and 139 were
» " spl Ing cad’
reflects a con-
Tree Quiz Key"
hv the w , U
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™ nd for baqg
In Portland, in the absence or injured in Oregon tra ïflc ”
r± . , tn ‘" lpor'" '* • * ’* " l#s* Sherman County Agent or a Seed
i «i
»in<i
reverses the downward Certification Specialist In accom­ Extension Circular 662: "Growing for (he v e a r
adequate governm ent, boys are , he celehratlon’
ro rk . id . '
uh» i 'n T** t / 1 ' r‘‘d*1
trend evident since 1951.
w recking city park construction
paniment with a Coop director to
Cantaloupes in Oregon”
star points of Marti»- / i
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1 ,eP°sds at the bank’s 82 offices
Hatfield said he has requested
liefore it can be built. Now total mobilization of all law en­ O r m a n A lfa lfa
assist in getting the program go­ Pacific Northwest Bulletin 36 Glennie H arper. Hilda V lartm ann
O H ‘**1
there's a coming generation
star»
Trial plots to determ ine metluxl ing-
Todays Soaps and D etergents” Catherine Blsh and A strid Tuggle from last T u n ^ i ¿ ^ . l ^ T h e
forcement agencies
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and county— to patrol streets
and of r eradication
n
¿V" for I German
<,ennan Alfalfa
AKa,fa
Consideration is being given by This pamphlet discusses types. Wl.re ln charai, (lf ,he L L ,,
aSt Junc,<
The
,he ( ’w p
tor ’° P#y an
ad' antageS, i d e n t i f i e d £ 7 h ? e ^ e X The
current figure Is down $3.193.81,2
We feel sorry for the Beavers highways State p fln e wil, agam 2 ^ 7
and th eir m anagement but feel have officers approxim ately ev- 7P?.
V X T * ° n ,h<? Hl,driH’ centlve for producing quaUty seed and Sp|e« tion of soaps and deter- committee under A lh V r .J h n
th‘‘ U rch cal1 flgure‘
e rv «e'
15 t ' n i ¿ l e ^ n 1 J r t g.n
specified
for
fields
that
can
P
A,lce —
.« ^ V h n a u - " 1,1
Th »’•'»nerman
eSherm an county
county branch
b ra n c h of
of
«wire sorry for the town they rz- prv
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cv ' Zel1. ra nch This weed occurs in as
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tor
neius
trial
can
gents
a.
h.i:
present for Its lack of sup,.,'rt
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major highways as was done over ^ e,ds and Was,p ,and adi acent to pass Oregon Seed Certification ftwtne MUfion
cookie- m t o t t ’ t w T S L
N‘ ,tonal reporteil Ju n e 15
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Memorial day weekend
< »lumh.a river area and has fle|d Inspection standards Farm-
There are now 25 pena of four and tea from tables
,h !
° f S2 H7,-«;l3 a" d loans
It would alm ost 1* worth a
The Iw o p n m g x l hollilgv tn fo r-
~ dlfflcull Io handle eith e r erx lnlerexte.1 In thl« program ax pig» each at the »wine evaluation form of a croxx and eoye.e.1 w.P.
l" l< • 93CM3, according to It
„ „ of , national
,
,
,.
’ T , y , , r , ‘,ul" v a ,‘° " s ‘> <•«- p ro d u c e « nr purchaxerx of seed
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th , L. n ,a h |l a ”
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set
conventions
every cement |,r..g r„ „ , ,he C o v er« ,?
of i , X i n " ' r ’‘
” ’ ,,)ournm en' » Id wax planned in cooperetton , h 7 " ' , 7 ' , ” ' , » * • " »PP“ « 1
fr«"> 'hl» concern xhould indicate h, a « h
e „ w r.,n e n t a'aiion a. ’„ . « h a n 'p l h , h f f o « I » J h Z
' h*' sa'" “ " m* h<-
of comm.»,
wlth
of
.he lrl-l^ inrlum ng: MOTA; 2.4-5 i h . l r in te r« , to the Board.
H .rm .atun
G row er, d a rte d to b k X . w J
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ment offictsi« and citizen sun-
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Am,,ro1 T - 2,4-D heath For I’lgs
th e i r p ie s in o n A p ril 15 punchbow l Imoafiru n ■ •
f° '
U June ,0 - ,9fi0 hank call
U mmp money is like an> thing
ff
t, <ff„ « ¿ » v P ac,d> and TUA a form of the Ben-
Taken from the Pendleton Re- and the last pen-lot came in on
‘7 “,l’1 ° n thal da,e depuaits were $2-
else iut s cheap, no’ worth much.
«ole acids used on m orning glory cord, June 16, Pentachlorophenol, May 22
df)(| coffee " ' ** P° Ure<
’’a '*2,716 and loans am ounted to
$ 158,836.
N ote
Reasons For Declared Unconstitutionality
Of Washington Wheat Commission Given
County Agent Finds Topics of Agricultural Interest