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Fhdoy, December 5 ^ 1 9 4 7
Babson Discusses Rural Buying
Growers Vie At
Turkey Trot In
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Farmers have always been heifers would be well spent. Els-
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wise spenders. I ntil recent je a r s pecially will this be true should
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necessity, as much
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long- weather in 1948 be normal and
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headedness, tightened the gnarl feed crops larger than this year
A TRIP TO TOWN AND M O N tY
Turkey growers will have an
ed hand that held the purse u H A T ABOUT
Published Friday of each week by The Pioneer Publishing Co., at strings Prosperity today rules BUILDING RKI'A lltS?
opportunity to exhibit commer- = BUY YOUR XMAS W ATCHES, CLO CKS and JEW ELR Y <
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Beaverton. Oregon. Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office jn moBt Communities and every-
Many readers are much con- cial birds at the Pacific Coast =
Where a small deposit will hold any article until Xmas |
Turkey exhibit ‘n McMinnville.
Beaverton, Oregon.
one should buy with caution.
cerned about building rep
[ Suggestion*- To F a r m e r s
They have the necessary money, December 3 to 6, according to w
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be^ word from Joe Cox, assistant Co. jjj
First. 1 suggest contracting but hesitate to take
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STANLEY W. NETHERTON ............. ............. Editor and Publisher for a tfootj 8Upply of fertilizers cause of high-priced labor and agent.
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insecticides—enough
at material. I suggest making only
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necessary
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JOHN L. T R E E M A N ............................................ Circulation-Advertising ments. Purchase of needed mach- Prices of building materials, es- t*™«- according to \\. J. Jones, ¡¡j
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• ’ pecially lumber, are at or near show manager. The purpose of £
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this
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to
encourage
tur
their
postwar
peak
and
much
is
prove a good investment, de
spite the relatively high cost of inferior quality. The next key growers to exhibit their jjj
SUBSCRIPTION RATES— PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
New equipment should
more broad move will he downward, birds in competition with other jy jq 0 0 0 S W Capitol Highway
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w c c t
p a d t i a k j h
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than
compensate
for
its
cost
thru Major repairs, as well as new growers In the same field. The ¡¡j
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classes are especially designed s
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construction,
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be
post
savings
on
high
labor
charges
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and expensive repairs to old and poned until you can get more for those turkey growers who i=iH 9MSWSmSMISIliEiii=lll=Hi=ill=ill=lll=lli=iil=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lH=iH=iM=ii|S|||=
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nearly worn out machines. The for your money.
Nevertheless, there are a few a breeder flock, Jones explained.
well mechanized farm, factory
BONNY SLOPE RADIO SALES & SERVICE
The Commercial Division shall
or store is the dividend produc items in the construction cate
gory that should be purchased be open for entry to only live
ALL K IN D S O F E L E C T R IC A L W IS IN G
er.
I also advise laying in a good now. Some still are relatively Bronze birds of exhib‘tors who
E. F. RAINEY
scarce, and others should
be have never won premium awards
Communities are subject to stagnation. Fear of new, unknown supply of canned goods and dried
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bought
to
heat
transportation
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responsibilities and fear of change can immobilize the b e s t of inten fruits, such as prunes and rais lays and possible higher prices. above fifth place in any clause
of any recognized turkey show,
ins. Such foodstuffs will supple
tion, leading the way to complete loss of leadership
ment the regular diet and will Nalls are an example. Also wire, within the last three show years.
AcUtuumni
Against that stagnation, there is but one really effective defense come in handy in the event of a for fencing or other uses. Noth There will be two classes in this]
ing
is
to
he
lost
by
buying
—the concentration of civic spirit against a problem to lie faced.
division: (1) Young hens and (2)1
crop failure next year. Money
In the Tualatin valley, there is plenty of civic spirit—but. in too spent on a deep freeze
unit whatever window glass you need Young Toms. The top birds of i
From where I s it... / J o e M arsh
many instances, it tends to lose its enthusiasm unless grouped into should prove worth its weight I recommend comfortable reserv these two classes has the op-1
in gold. A year’s supply of shoes es o£ linseed oil and turpentine tional privilege of competing in
an active, positive force.
Residents in the Multnomah vicinity know the problem. And and clothing also is a good bet Might as well paint your build the specialized breeders division !
ings now as later since cost will ‘f the exhibitor so desires. This
the directness with which civic minded citizens grappled with the So see your local merchants at be no lower
Division
combined
with the
once.
Your
winter’s
supply
of
matter of a recreational area for their children indicates they recog
Breeders Division (bronze only)
fuel should be purchased, or con
nize the antidote for stagnation. For the civic spirit being gener
tracted for, immediately, if you
and all other Breeds Division j
ated—and channelecTToward a community objective—gives optimistic have not already done so. The
gives everyone a good opportun-
hope of successful accomplishment.
‘ty to show their birds.
railroad car shortage may result
When Jeb Crowell’« daughter,
That’e why I’m not worried about
In Tigard, threat of the stage company to cut off six bus-runs in delayed deliveries of these and
GREETIN G CARDS—She look
Those intersted In additional Sue, married nineteen-year-old our younger married couples. They
activated commuters of the district to not only protest the loss of other items, and their prices are ed at this card and at that and Information may contact the lo ! •‘Slim’’ Blake, a lot of folks (espe were raised in a country that re
service but to develop among themselves the nucleus of an organiza likely to go higher rather than slipped half a dozen under her cal extension office.
cially older ones) began to ahake specta one another’s rigkt—a coun
coat and meda her get-away. And
tion which will seek definite solution to their problem, one way or lower.
their heads. Young marriages! try of tolerance and temperance (■
why did such a well-dressed wo
another. Naturally, It took an issue to unite the people, to nudge FOR L IY E 8TOUK AND
Tut, tut!
lot of bridegrooms ere ex-G.I.’a,
man turn thief and steal? It was
them from idly accepting a schedule change that threatened their DAIRY FARMERS
QUALITY
PRINTING
and
it looked to me like their fa
So
I
looked
up
some
figures.
It’s
because she had a thief’s heart.
Interests.
The suggestions in the preced ’The heart Is deceitful above)
true, young American girls and vorite beverage waa beer T)
In Metzger, civic spirit might largely lie credited with recent ing paragraphs apply also to live all things and desperately wick-
boya marry younger than in other
From where I ait, it isn’t when
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improvements to the Community clubhouse, a development that was stock and dairy farmers.
But e«l.”— B IB L E .
eountriea. And where do you sup- you marry that’* important. It’s
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Envelopes
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Cords
there is more In the picture than
definitely needed.
pose they had the least chance? I the all-important spirit of toler
IN TH E CLEAR—God
put
b u s in e s s
fo rm s or
a ll
types
In Aloha, where the dilapidated status of the Aloha-Huber that. This year’s short corn crop this woman's sin on Christ and
won’t name it, but maybe you’ve ance and understanding that you
school threatens to jeopardize payments from the state basic school has raised serious problems for He was then counted the thief.
gueeted. One of thoee eountriea bring to marriage.
both
groups.
Should,
for
instance
support fund, citizens have come together, formed a committee and
that before the war suppressed all
Stocker and feeder cattle be pur Sinless Himself, Christ died to
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are meeting and working for the rehabilitation of their school build
Individual freedom and tolerance.
chased now?
Should the 1948 clear the woman of this and ev
ings and to meet the problems of future population growth by spring pig crop be cut or in ery sin of her whole life. But
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establishing a better, more fundamentally sound base from which creased? I believe that the 1948 she must possess Him down in B e a v erto n 4321
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her heart and know that His
Copyright, 1947, United States Breweri Foundation
to work.
outlook for both groups is favor
death
cleared
her,
else
her
sins
In community after community, the civic spirit is there, like an able. Sticking now to livestock
untapped reservoir that springs to fullest flow when the need re I see no reason why purchase will meet her at the Judgment.
VlfTTORY—Christ Himself is
of stockker and feeder cattle on
quires it.
the victory. Own Him as the
breaks
should
not
prove
profit
In Beaverton, the eve of Thanksgiving, heartening evidence of
Son of Go«l who died for you and
a thriving, enthusiastic civic spirit showed in the unanimous sup able, provided your supply of know your sins are blotted out.
feedstuffs
is
assured.
Moreover,
port given the Issue of annexation of the Pinehurst addition. Fur
I should have no hesitation, on Rut you still must have the New
ther. the meeting was outspoken in Its realization that Beaverton
the same basis, in producing a Life. To be that to you. Christ
has been sleeping for too long. . . that its presumption to leadership good crop of pring pigs next came up out of death and the
requires some changes long overdue.
year Prices of cattle and hogs grave.— "Behold I stand at the
One of these changes, which has come under fire of the state should hold at relatively high door and knock. If any man hear
my voice and op«'n to Me, I will
sanitary authority, concerns, the many pools of contamination that levels during 1948.
come In and feast with him and
The record baby crops of re
present definite health hazards and have spurred the sanitarians to
he with Me.” So Christ offers
demand immediate steps be taken toward installation of a sewage cent years, with production still Himself to he your life—“It is
treatment plant. If the city refuses, it might well lie faced with in high gear, plus prospects of no longer I that live, hut Christ
continued large adult consump
that liveth In me,” said the
the unhappy prospect of having to pay for such a sewage plant,
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tion w f fluid milk and manu
Apostle Paul who had Christ and
installed by the state and on their terms.
factured dairy products, point to Victory. What have you?
The aggressive tone by which the local businessmen responded another profitable year for the
to the Issue wouITT erase anyone's doubts that Beaverton need stag dairy farmer. Under the circum
nate for lack of leadership or spirit. A long, hard Job impends if stances, it seems to me that T hlx (D ace paid for by a »nettle fam ily
replacement 8 W M e d ita n e ? R d . P ortlan d 1. Orewon
Beaverton Is to rightfully take Its place as a progressive, incori>or- money spent for
and
ated city. A longer Job awaits the realization of continued leader purchaffes qf milk cows
CABINETS and FIXTURES
ship in the valley. For there Is hardly a community in the Tualatin
valley which hasn't already showed its civic spirit—when the occa-
F R E E ESTIM ATES
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Against all civic problems, there must lie an enthusiastic civic
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spirit to explain the Issues nnd lead the community toward accom
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plishment and progress.
There need lie no fears, either, that this spirit is non-existent.
As was showed lust Wednesday, civic spirit can happen and must
happen before civic achievement Is won1
W. K.
BEAVERTON
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CONGER JEW ELRY CO.
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Who Did
the War?
QUIET!
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Veterans of World War II are urged, by a radio columnist who
speaks each Sunday night on a transcribed broadcast, to blossom
out on December 7th in their service uniforms and sort of remind
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the nation who It was that won the war.
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December 7th might well he a «lay of observance for it brought !
many changes and many heartaches to American citizens. But Is it • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • <
right and fair for «me segment of the population to emphasize its
C o m . in, ••• .11 IK . u n u iu a l feature*
part in ending a war from which, so far, Victory hasn’t l>een defi
e l thi* co m po it, stre am lin e d n ew
nitely determined’
l | « i l t — lli« n yaw 'll O f r .e I»'» year*
A day of prayer for peuce is an acceptable l«lea—for ail the
a h e a d in d .t lg n , ce n ttru d io n a n d
people, not Just veterans. For it took all the people, as well as
perfarm an<a. H a t c a t l- ta v in g tea-
Iwrat that g iv e yaw a n a b u n d a n t*
servicemen, to conclude the fighting phase of World War 11
at w ater far la t t m oney, tat wt tall
Many soldiers, sailors and marines actually made less sacrifice
yew m a rt ab o u t it a n d th a w yaw tho
than some civilians who patiently withstood a desperate shift to
e it a n t lv e M y a rt lin t .
war economy—Just as many civilians rode the gravy train at the
expense of soldiers, sailors and marines who underwent gory ordeals
in the devotion to patriotic ideals.
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Possibly those who contribute«! most to the war’s outcome are
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mean, of course, those who fell in battle that our civilization might
have a chance to rwover from the onslaught of Fascism an«l Nazism
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From the viewpoint of one veteran, the Idea of dragging «ils-
citrdcd uniforms out «if the mothballs for display might lx* all right—
except for one question that defies rea«lv answer:
Who DID win the war?
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