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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS'
Kntered a' the rosteffiee at Springfield. Oregon, : Second rlu-x.-i M.ittcr
Kctirii.irv 24. Ui'"..
xi-tclv. mill clover iixitx, ripldiy
Cllliillex yoil ( list Viipill , ft'l'tllll.V.
Nimii' sin n dl ovcilonk tliene mlvnn
lnibllyhctl Kvcrv Tlnirsdrtv at Springfield. 6:1110 t Villi ty. Or.'poii. IV i ,l,k'-'" n,' "'"''' 1,011 I""
TYLER A FREELAND j acre mcd lie planted; the more liny,
fain 11. Txlcr. Kilitor. ,11. 1 Krcelnnd. Ail v. Msr. and , pasture, t h mure 1 tittle, more
manure, anil It clu-mli'iilly prepared.
I'ie mine iilinml.uit crnpi
i N11 cue f. inner, utrdi'iier, or urnw
SriiSCKIlTION UATMS: !,.,-. S,,,iil, fall ,. ieit.1 the Ntmle.
Year -M. Time Mont lis f.Oc ..,nvtjn- fop Prt)flt , , ill
?l OH S'.ntle I npy
Six Month
One Year. When Paid In Advance
ach
of Th
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0 Tliese aitule are xxiilli-n ly a farm
r of in. my enr- rxpericiu e. im.l
MONEY FOR THE FARMERS. 1 will (lin.inpu.se a In straw Mat k
. .... iSi.iticr 1 hoi oiithlx 1I1 (oiiiosei straw,
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ill attention to in. .'" " "" " .
Ill, I it Will hol.l Soil III. lis IMO..-1. II. III.
We wSh to
money makni; values to le found in
the articles, the "Investing for Profit"
department of this paper, for tin
tannini; industry irives riches to our
nation the only riches she can call
her own Valuable sta ks of straw
' itil after eai h
11 i .1 ill 11 11
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The fall ami w niter moisture ami
soil piepareil linnius I ilei oinposeil
eKi'tal'le matter t lirmii allied liy the
action of tin- soil) Katheis available
, In-- suhleils hae
.mil systematically
iinl pt ai l 11 at
Tllo e -i ti'ols 'hat it has seinrcd
the lies! possil'h
p. ill, 'lis, aionK th
the faiiio'is not t
t lie a 1 1 ii l' s.
Theie is anolhi'i x.i'u.
M i l ii o fo It-;
line, ami ini'i's
mis.s an one of
in voiir
hiiii1 he. 11 Imriieil up ami barnyard plant fo.nl from recent cultivation an, I llinie n- spaper. wlmli. evohoil o i'
manure misapplied. It is a ureal loss. ' liniiK it for the devclopinc of ii.ui;er ,,f the nmntiinitx that 11le.n1 lis i'.
for-stmw and manure contain nviul- crops. W hen the straw is tall, nil ; ;n! iki s ol th iiar.u ter and ih'i-iU
able plant nitrogen, phosphates and Mill. hie li:!ter. and as soon as pos f ,t wlf ruiiHiiiinity. Mjny faun,
potash. No fanner ran afford to lose sihle after the grain is haiiested , 1Ti , an give -valuable infot mat io:i
these valuable elements of the soil. ' mow ' the stubble. ami the aftermuMi ,j,:lt p.,, r di-x i , ipeil in our own
It will not he lost if farmer know xxr.'i the prepared nnrnnrv tll s.io
what tlnvi' iiici edielits to pin into ;t do viimi c ilon-r from driini: out,
at the time of threshinc- 'intii; il,yfi:i;. ami a h.i; (top will !) insiiied
rains will t!i"ti prepare it 1 hy spline- for the next year's itiMiue. Aft,-.,-
'tin-) into a Mai k mi Ivy nitroceneoiw mi:'. i-m;,i so'l moist :;re. stinnilii. -mass.
The h.-mii ais n t'n-nie've !e i-n ri-cemath. rinc or 1. idu'
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A WORLD
REBUILT
By the Golden Rule
not by the rule of Gold
'"PHIRTY denominations of the Church are uniting in
a simultaneous campaign in tho wc-k of A;.t:1 5.h
My inJ.
They are uniting birccuse the task- befcre t.-e Church is
too great ft r any or.e d-r.cmm:it;oti; boj.-use tr.ere must !?
no duplxaticn of effort; r.o waste.
Thesa churches know that the vorhi r.eeds ir.ury things;
but ii needs Faith most of ali.
Th?y kr.ow that there can be no final solution of our
economic problems that is not a spiritual s-ciution, based
on the teachings of Jesus Christ and His Golden Ru.e.
They have had the courage to survey the whole task,
and to ask for a budget larj'.e enough to sustain (l) th;
work abroad. 2) the work at home including the church's
part in the huge ta;-k of Americanization, '3) the col'-eg""
and (4) hospita'.s supported by the Churches, (5) the reli
gious training cf the young, and to provide (6) a livm?
wage for the Church's ministers.
The budget is large in the aggregate; yet
if each person who loves America would
increase his contribution by only a few
doll&rs the whole amount would be
easily subscribed.
We face the task of rebuilding the world.
Let the cornerstone be a strong and v:tai
church in every American community;
and the measuring rod by which the
builders build must be the Golden Ruie.
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WDrld Movement
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Th fkh'uM'11H tf thu auvertistmtit 11 maJt fouiiie iy the
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line is the foVnnilu:
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Vt,. CifC '"""fd. Inflamrd m
UUR LlLJ l'.riimil.itl. uirfMurn
oftrn. .Soiih, Hrfrvth. St ffvr
Infant or Adult. At .ill lru:iti. Willi- f.:.
rrec Eye Iklt. Marlw tyi Imtii C., Oiutw
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Over Twice as
-Many to Educate
I But Only Half as
Much Money to
I Educate with
That is why llu- Oregon Ari
( tiltitral College, t ii Slate I'lii
ivcrsity. anil the Nfinual School
Iraimot maintain llicmsclvcs on
I die old basis. In ih-y
I Had Only 2250
! Students, but they
Now Have 5400
I Students
; In additon, their income in 1913
j had twice the buying power of
their income in 1920, due to the
j worldwide rise in costs over
j which of course they could
! have no control.
! Tho fon'KoiiiK Is oik of many
i equally tfood reasons why you
should vole for the Higher lOdu
I cational relief Ijill at the elec
tion on May lil. Save the qual
ity of higher education in Ore
gon, and give YOUR boy and
girl, and YOUR NEIGHBOR'S,
their rightful educational heri
tage. I 'aid adverMsemeril inneited hy Colin
Dyinelit in behalf of the Joint Alumni
Uelif ''t&wmluee for HiKir Kriuc-
llion in Oregon.' &14 llttoek IJIoek,
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Li some,
or -our oveiij
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Mrs. LoVe-Home:
Do you not need a MEW RUG?
We hove rugs of nil sizes nnd pnt. terns suit
able for any room.
Gome in and let us sKoW you some soft
toned rugs that -.Will harmonize with any color
scheme desire. '. They will beautify your, home.
Good rug are HARD TO FIND,
have them. ;''
Our price.? can't be equale'd. '
Our Furniture FURNISHES;
Respectfully yours,
BERRY PIANO &
FURNITURE CO.