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THI’RSDAY. APRIL
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
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PAGE FOUR
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Lane County Farmers Union News
O F F IC IA L P U B L IC A T IO N
LANI
C O U N T Y U N IT NO.
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CANARY LOCAL 189
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COAST FORK LOCAL
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O F F IC E R S O F L A N E C O U N T Y •
F A R M E R 'S U N IO N
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• C a n a ry _______ ___ J. L Nor,hup •
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Ray Bower
'„Central —
The n> tt ln f of the loca, was held • Ralph L aird, Creswell, Preeldent.
Rev. J Wlllan. a traveling evang
Mrs. L. J Getchell '
. Cloverdale
Saturday
night. March 25 Instead of • Will WhMltr, Trent. Vlca Praal- •
’ Coast Fork Mr*. Geo. Kebelheck ' list, held service* at Silicons and
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tho regular meeting »l«M , as ,h«> • dan,.
Westlake
Sunday,
which
were
great,v
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Mrs.
M.
A.
Horn
j • Creswell
•
Betty
Kappauf,
College
Orova.
• Spring Mooting to bg Hold in
meeting
place
Is
being
us,
d
forrhur,
h
appreciate, by (hose who attende,,.
Mr*. Ada J nttlngs
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>• Oorena ...
• a ,« .T r e a t.
C.
E
Drugan
of
the
tunnel
ga.K
serv
ices
at
th
e
rp
»elit.
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Mrs.
B.
Baker
Cottnge Grove: State Presi
Many Delegates Hear C o u n ty ). Heeeta
There was a go, si attendance and • N. A. Horn. Cottage Grove. Door • ,
No S leaves with hls family f?r theli
dent
and S ec'dtary on Pro
Agent Leader Ballard and • Hadleyvllle __ Mr* M. Gillespie
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former home In Missouri today to quite a bit of business transacted. • Keeper
__ Mr* Grace Jones
gram
fo r Day's Session.
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H.
C.
Jackio
n,
W
a
lte
rv
llle
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Con-
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Other Speakers in Tuesday • J»»P*r
visit their people who live there. They Refreshment* were served after th"
..... Mrs. C. M. Foster
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ductor.
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meeting.
Session. Held in Eugene.
have no, y e, settled on their future
• McKenzie Mrs Jjiwrence Millca'n
Th, spring quarterly lim iting of tho
Mr and Mrs L. J. Green met with I * O. L. Clem en,. Chaplain
location. They have been stationed
• Mt. Vernon Mrs. V A. Reynolds
Lane
r,unity Fa runos Unlou will he
The Lane County Agricultural Coun • Silk Creek
t e
a
at Canary for the last two vaars what might hare be, n a «erlous ae- *
Bulah Smith
cil met at the Eugene Chamber of. . . ^ 1
cident
as
they
were
r«
turning
home
h'dd
Friday. A*rl, ,7. In Cot-tag-
The r many friends here regret to
E. B Tinker
Objecta to Pheasants
Commerce Tuesday morning at 10:30 . v da
front
the
meeting
Saturday
evening
Grove.
Call line been issued for ih«
see
them
leave
and
wish
thi-n
a
pl,u
Mrs. W K Post
apriti* sesnlctt by IT esl delti Huípil
After a reading of the constitution
In some manner untxpl.einnhlc Mr
an, trip to their former home.
There Is a saying that goes soni*
and by laws the roll was taken C. W.
Laird, who has com menead arrange
T he dan ce a, the G range hall «, Green was on th, wrong side of lh„
Allen of Vida was reelected pres! NOTES FROM COUNTY CLUB Cnnttrv Saturday night. M ardi 28. w as road and ran Into the Lincoln T aylor thing like this, “eonalatancy Is a pearl ments for the aoaslon.
dent, H. C. Wheeler elected vlce-presl-'
of great price." Il Is a pearl that the
Everyone reports a '*al1 •"•’»
»“ >h a force as to Ihr,
Stale t’r-ald* nt Egbert and wife of
wel lat tended,
LEADER
dent. Howard Merresin secretary The
him and Mr*. Green from Ihe buggy majorlly of Ihe people In Oregon ap The Halle, and Mr» Jones, stai»
¡good time.
executive committee consists of Tom
have lost or conditions would i l'ers Jury, of Monmouth. aro
,1 sure Io make use of the free a,"l bruise them up pretty badly, but |
By Arnold Collier
Green. Mr. Maxwell and C D. Rorer.
. „ . . State llhrarv at the Union hall. There neither were seriously hurt.
not be ns they are. What brought to np|H#r on Ih«» program a« well at
,n
todays
mornings
mall
there
u . was pre*-
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,
antendld assortm ent of books foe
Mrs G eorge Kappauf who has been
F. L. Ballard of o O. . A. C.
pres
oihrr outiM t »p*akors. Th« Coti«*«»
Interesting talk on two enrollment blanks from .« .n d .td
ll|d Tht< ,thrnry „ „pen sick the past week Is Improving at ,hU ,’1'1 ’*“ *”’*
tiroir« local «ill have chargs* of th«,
ent and gave an
an organization as clubs.
One eras from R ooaavtN
publ|c
Sun<Uy
, , , h„ wr„ing.
i I* the present drive against the grey
the
o t such —
in r value
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,n e pumiv evwvg owwwwj
,
entertainment and refreshm ents for
th e Agricultural Connell and the way Beach, a community in
e
,
(o g p m
The Johnr*.- F^-r'ne family ar- digger*. The question that presents
seeslon
In which It can co-operate with the , rente northwest part; o
a ninnitv
Our drive for a 100 per c m , sub- ,,,flv'ng to the Hnughtery mill, which lu e tf to me Is. why spend hundreds
All unions sre urged to send d'ls-
connty agent and the O A. C. ex- the ° 'h e r • * * from
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g scrip,Ion l ‘s , to our Vnlon paper Is Mr Perrine recently pure ba »«I from j uf j „ |)Br. t(, km
grry diggers snd «»tea and aa many members as poa-
tension work. Mr. Ballard said "there on «he McKenzie R
' on. ll .v e you s-n t In yours?
~ tMughtery.
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Mr
Also Mr
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►„„.„ht ih„ -n .., h -
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s<_, . 'Bien turn around and apettd hundreds aitile.
1. u no l l C county
in Oregon
where the cade Mountains. Jus, 100 miles
In n
Memb(?r, R #B<|
lln-
bough,
the Thatcher tim ber adjoining
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V U U IJ
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M V IU IX T M
U 'l
I l l ' l l ■members
lll’ i t t i »
r are
a iw
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more to raise the Chinese Pheasant
cooperativa movement h ss attained straight line, one from the oth er B.
the
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two ' twevn
clubs there
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the height
as * Lane
county
these are
two more
clubs t h " .r , K are m, re
excej|en, chnnre to make
Mr, and
Mrs. John K-belberk *pe;„ which do nearly the amount of dam
C E N TR A L LOCAL
age that tile ilggera do and In aont
H e mentioned the Eugene Farmers than 50 standard Hubs with an en - -
qtgg. r r««,.
Sunday a, the L. G Markham home
local
Uea
mar«,
Al
th
e
(lute
the
Creamery, the Eugene Fruit Growers rollmen, of more than 600 hoys ana
was a h ow
Mra- w - c - Johnson.
Mrs.
W
Association, public market. Ilveetock girls. Fifty-five Indlvldua, club mem -.
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ln(.uba(or T h .c k r . snd Mr» Geo Kehelbet-k - t s t . Game farm w s, discussed a lew
A(
of |||#
market. Farmers Vnlon. Granges and bers have enrollled where club, were
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(wq ,ncMb-, or, ,p .n t Monday afternoon with Mr.
*«” *ntl ««»'d erab le objection
F(|rm. ri,
„ w„ ,
Commnnlyt clubs.
Impossible ,o organize on account of
|g re|wrtln)r George K appauf
I ratoad .«u ln a, It. the farm er, were
|o
(h(, n|,.,llber, tl|p
O. 8 Fletcher, county agent gave lack of five Interested In the same exce,)ent
Miss Anna Jepson was In Cottage |
orgaqlxsd and man) of us new (| rjrr unt)| H»»tur»l«y. April 7. at which
the e outline
g
Remember th
wl|(
gn oyB, er aupper
th
outline of
oz hls
m s tentative
i r u io u .e program
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KtmentDer
tn all
an day
owy Easter ser Oro,r» Wednesday having dental work *rr vuls did noi realise what a men.
ace th p h easan ts wouud be Now (be
for this year which he has given to
fn the county are two c o r f Cubs, a
>nd b„ , ket dinner at the Union 'Ion*.
for ull inrrtnber«. nrw candidate« and
ih e different farm organisations the potato club, three home making clubs.
Apr„ 1#
Miss Hasel Führer returned to
<nrtu#r» »re organised and realize,
past two months. Meeting
adjourned
two
sheep
cluWn
fourteen
cooking
S
1',fcoo!l
,
chool
has
lengthen«!
their
A
C
after
spending
the
spring
»»
The ladl"» side tn Ih* drive are
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until after dinner. At. 1:30 the dele- club«, and twenty-nine sew ing clubs. ! tc |iooj term, to continue until 8th «’•Hon with her parents.
l,u !
‘ ° r” K*r•*’* 1 "u* ’ ” “ ,v' ‘ 1 uaing «11 their spare m om enta in «»•* h-
gate« assembled again. Mr. Fletcher*«j jt has been very gratifying to see grade examinations in May.
an,l ^ r* M Jepson spent Satur ° r run>,H’ "tt! l,l> 1 ” •’ lM,P “ >rn H ** |nK n„w members, while Ihe men are
program was adopted as a permanent the interest manifested by parents
y h e logging camp on Stltcoos lake
evening at the Oeorge Kebelbecli j*n' r~ * n ** ,l1* '
n_... */_* ?.*,**?
overtim e so they wou't have
It secma to me that our farmer* union
The logs are borne
program.
and adults who are eager to give up
runntng full time
Ihe oyatera to buy.
Mr. sn d Mrs Charlie W hite and Ughi to sta ll a movement ’o pro
The subject of rodent control was their time In leading these boys and being rafted ,o Weathzke and placed
A, our last m aetlng County Ag,-nt
discussed for sometime and as It is girls in their club work. Many teach-
booms. The sawmill expects to Mr an I Mrs M Jepson motored to hlblt ihe liberating of the Ciiln,,«» G H Fletcher spoke to an Interested
Pheasant«
in
uny
funning
dl
Uriel
tim e now for the poison to be sent era ask that they might act as lead- begin operation* In June
Goshen Sunday afternoon
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crowd on rodent control snd e.perlal-
out a motion was made and carried ers and boys and girls who have been
Mr. and Mrs. Roushlaw and Mrs
Mrs. Victor K rr of the Grove spent
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.2' ly e iip h a .lie il the fact that If »very,
state
ha*
the
timber
reservation
Ihe
that the county agricultural councils in club work before are organizing »avenport. all of Portland. "P'"t ,he Monday afternoon at Camp B
one would put out poison much h -i,n r
state owns (lie pheasant farm an,, the
results would he „bln’„«d
H-v.’-nl
yepreaenutives from the rarious dlat cluba of their own.
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( week-end
with the G. O. Erhart .
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p h 'ssan ls. Why ahouldn* Ire state
dozen sacks of ihe oplson were dis
ricts be appointed deputlea with th e 1 Th* County Fair. Stato Fair and family.
. . . i s
literate Ila own btrila on '»« own pro-
CLOVERDALE LOCAL
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tributed among the membership.
power to appoint sub-deputies to carry r a d fic Internat onal Live Stock Ex
Our community Sunday school at
l> fiy ? W"ild th e. officiai; Ukq u»
on the poisoning campaign, see'ng position are offering excellent prize the Un on bail is Increasing In int
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to bring our chickens, no matter haw
tha, all land is covered. No slacker money to club members who exhibit e s, and membership
meet
C loverdale Local met Fridnv. Mn-cli beautiful they might h<> down end
shall go without poisoning hls squlr- their club work. Several live stock Sunday at 2 p. m. You are cordially
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with the usual crowd «rosen, The turn thorn In their garden* or flower
rets
Frank
E- B Tinker clubs have signlfleld their intention invited to attend.
beila? There woul I be Ju«t as much
and G. W McFarland were appointed to have a 100 per cent exhibit at the
Walter Beard, who has been under only representative,, of the C r a .y l,
Justice In It. Farming In Oregon Is
as a central committee to work with County Fair and at leas, ten clubs the Doctor's care with blood poison- loc 1 were Mr and Mrs. A. R l-and.
unusually difficult
The soil Is bard
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v e a a w —s
z
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« « S S la a a a K o l l o r
I
T il
S e C T ^ ta rV
W »«
I « M » s-tae-1 easf
Mr Fletcher on the rodent control members are planning to attend the Ing In on- hand Is getting Is , "r_
„ „ r ta ln " th e ' c.'ndHIonM1"",'?"
'h ,o work- *h,> ,o n i raln,f "p*'11 mak**'
campaign.
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V boys and girls two w eek , summer, The Fldd.e Creek road worker* ..certa in *h'
“nd*
/
«•>’ - a . farming .eaeon abort
We
.. C
_ Wheeler
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. . tuber- school
Col- completed
u ll obta.n a traveling kasaa»* a k* * eaaxwiBsai l b « awasalsaia It s * » I z i i a r u
H.
explained
«chool at
at the
the Oregon
Oregon Agricultural
Agricultural Col-
co m p lied their contract, and roov,-4
have the crows, the motes, the bug*
■ out last Friday.
library.
| und worms that nature for some re t
eul'n testing law as passed by the le*e ln June-
Remember the date ot our next
Arrangements were made for ob-
i son has provided why «houht we per
recent legislature. A committee of
g
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• regular monthly m eeting, next Sun- talnlng the squirrel poisoning'
mit any more to he ihruat upon us? •
three were appointed to confer with • •
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• day. April 5- Business session called
Letters were read from O. 8 Fie,
Mrs. L. J. Getchell. ,
the county court in regard to tuber- *
JASPER LOCAL
.' f o r 11 a. m.. picnic dinner at 12. «'her and C. E. Spence.
cnllne testing and the tagging of ani- • •
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Everybody come and bring a new
A short program by the children
mala thus tested. Cal Young. Mr. Me , i At the last meeting Jasper Local member.
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wa" ren<,er®<I-
Cormack and Mr. Millican were ap decided to meet twice a month again
DON'T ENDURE A LEAKY
T R E N T LOCAL
Brother W ilkins kept bachelors h a ll; The refreshments committee served
pointed on this committee.
Instead of once a month as 1, has been for a (ew days last we„k while the oyster soup and crackers.
ROOF
i
We have the promise of a radio
Delegates present were as follow« •
tf)nl , he wlnter, making th* good wife went visiting.
i The Trent local of Farmers Union
Whether It Is realring an
Powell. Coast Fotk F. U; PoaSell. ] RB<.on(j Wednesday In the month our
Brother I-ee AusUn and sons are concert for our next meeting.
held Its regular meeting at the Pleas
old roof or putting a roof
Hadleyvllle F. U ; Walls. W illakenzle social or open meeting night and th« certainly doing a fine Job of fencing.
ant Hill high school W«-dne»day night
Grange; Wh-eelev, Goshen Grange; fourth Wednesday our business night.
on a new building Bee um
Brother Grant Fisk says It Isn't
That 1925 should be a good corn
Dowell, Danebo F. U ; Flanigan. Mea
for the material.
April 8 the Iocs, ,s planning on so hard to get No. 1 grade on your year In Oregon, aa there la not nenriv Maroh 25. A communication from
dow-view
F. U.; Harlow, Pamonn having special speakers out
There cream and he ought to know for ke ;f.noUBi, corn produced In Ihe alate and County Agent O. 8. Fletcher on squlr-
For temporary work we
. . . . rel oisonlng was read a acted upon,
Grange; Getchell. Cloverdale F U.; will also be light refreshments serve,! hat the habit.
there was a large amount of high
tarry the cheapest and for
Howard Merriam, Hortucultural So o t coffee, cake and sandwiches, coffee
W L Wheeler of Trent related a
Brother Dick Potter says "plant c l . . . seed harvested In 1»24 In both
permanent buildings we
ciety. Cal. Tonn*. Livestock.; Me- will be furnished by th« Union and the ’ plenty of beets for the dairy cows.' eastern and western Oregon. Is the
IntereaKng story regarding tho
carry the best grades of
Fsrland. Creswell Orange; Stonehurz. ,#d)e< bp, ng tbe Pake and gandw,ches He Is getting r-ady to plant quite a belief of xperlment station author! cougar which he killed on hls place
prepared roofing.
Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr
Wheeler
hud
Coburg Grange; Wallace. Jasper F. <
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, field of them
ties.
7 . Mt.
B'H Drory an*’ Ar'° Jone" "tart®'' rlel
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U.; Miller. Goshen Grange: Bali. Mt
lost several lamb* recently and wa*
We also Btock red and
, rv‘) n y . falling timber tor the Higgins and .
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Vernon F. U.; Herrington
on Ihe lookout for a coyote and was
green
«late
aurfaced
M arrigs Licenses for W eew
Grange; Hollister, Creswell F U. : Carr sawmill Monday. The mill ex- j
much surprised when hls dogs treed a
Hhlnglea
and
roof
paints.
FARM
R
EM
IN
D
ER
S
¿ ¿ w e r 'cen tra i F.' u” : Rw'er.'flanks«P®cta l° "u r t
b<fore ,<W*
The following obtained marriage cougar near the place where Mr.
of Eugene; Harlow, Chamber o t Com-
Rev. Patterson of the E. B U. will
licenses during the last week from th* w h eeler had Just fell a tree.
mere«; Stevens. Crow Grange; Tinker | deliver the Easter sermon at the
Th* average price to farmers for county clerk: Bherman R. Knight and,
Many of 'the poultry raisers of
Trent F. U.; Mrs Tinker. F. U .'N ews: church Easter Sunday
No. 1 Burband potatoes on the Port Jessie E. Ferguson, both of Cottage Pleasant HUI have received Ihrir ship
Collier. Club Leader; Fletcher. Conn-; Fred Wallace was elected as
as rep-
’■ " f! lan(, marke, for the last nine years Grove; William B. Wrenn and Ida ments of baby chicks and many more
160 Ninth Ave. East
IK. M
M> htttlhH
ty Agent; Ballard. O. A. C. Extension; r e se n ta tlv from our Iocs’ to the Alfli-
Agri . hgg .___ »Ko««*
abo(|f «1
<115
pPT
t>u sh d rtlir-
dur Wilfred Keyburg, both of Eugene.
are expected the first week In April.
Eugene,
-
Oregon
Ing October, November and Decem
Maxwell, Irving Grange; Allen, Vide cultural committee ln Eugene.
Dismissed From H ospital—'Mrs. C.
ber; an average of 81.36 from Janu
F. U.
Dr. 8. Ralph Dlppel, Dentist, Vitus
Hss LaGrippe— Mrs. 8. E. McN tt ary to April; and an a v -rig e of 21 80 W Foster was dlsmlsed from the Pa building, Springfield. Oregon.
cific Chrltlan hospital Tuesday.
during
April
and
May.
according
to
CALL, At^) R’58 Dr. K W Bmer» Is ill at her home at 2nd and O streets
O. A. C. extension aervlc*.
V, nr> ■ -• e s -dsSe sn d o«h»C work -» 1 with the la grippe.
MEET ON APRIL IT
Quackinbush's
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N ew members and o ther Farm ers U nion M embers who
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I^rge seal» poultry keeping on one,
two, and three tracts 1« a hazardous
and generally short lived enterprise,
according to . E. Cosby,
poultry
sr -clallrt for Or zon extension ser-
v'ce. Soil contamination w'lh Its at
tendant i -atructlve diseases f» al
most sure to follow such system, of
m anse meut
Confruct poultry range and laying
h oe-tv after the pattern of tvpea the?
hnv» proved th“lr worth, advises H.
I E Coshy, poultry specialist for the
rtenglon servie'1. ’’Isns for success
ful housds can he had from any county
a g'n t or liv writing the Oregon Agri
cultural college. Corvallis.
Date...
Name ........
P. O. Address
Union Local ..
From
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.192
Member F. E. C. U. ot A.
For services rendered by the Fanners Union and I
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receipt entitles the holder to subscription to the Springfield News
Experimental wer’«' nt t). A C. wl'h
potatoes has «.hewn th‘- hot formalde
hyde and the corrosive sublimate
treatm«ns to be about tq tn lly effec
tive. The corroalve sublimale treat
ment Is best, suited to small lots of
potatoes, while where t,-nre are to be
largv plantings, nnd where facilities
are available »or providing plenty of
hot wafer, the hot. forme,dehyde treat
ment Is most economical.
t
REXALL
One Cent Sale
Remember the dates
April 9th. 10th. 11th.
Flanery’s Drug Store
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