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Lane County Farmers Union News
o f f ic ia l
LOYALTY WEEK. UNDERW^V '
GOV. PIERCE TO SPEAK Canary
Local
J 1 N or hup '
V entral
.......
Kay Bower '
Vlavenlale
Mrs. I.. J. Get hell 1
t e :; t F o r i . Mis. llco Ki-beli . e k 1
Creswell
.. Mrs M. A. Horn 1
Porcua
Mrs. Ada J tavn ;- 1
Ileceta
Mrs B. Baker, '
llad h y vhllel
Mrs M G illespie '
Jasper
Mr«. Grace Jones '
I rune ........... Mrs Q M. Foster 1
McKenzie
Harry C Jackson '
Mt. Vernon Mrs. V A Reynolds
Silk C r e e k ............. Bulah Smith '
T r e n t ...... .............
E B. Tinker 1
made to accomodate many mor
All
TO C O N D U C T
C LA SSES
Farmers nion members are Invited to
Miss Lucy Case, nutrition apeetall»1
attend this luncheon.
of O- A. C„ w ill conduct classes in
Lane county next week. The first
* class will be Tuesday. November S. at
* the Four Oakes Grange hall under
T IM E AND PLACE OF
* the auspices of the home economics
LOCAL M EETINGS
Canary—First Sunday and Third * , comm ittees of .the grange.
Saturday. Farmers Union Hall.
*
Wednesday. November ♦, a class
Cloverdale—Second and Fourth * will be held at Coast Fork under the
Fridays. Cloverdale School House. * auspices of the Coast Fork, local auxil-
Creswell—First and Third Tues * iary of the Farmers’ union Thursday.
days. Creswell. M. W. of A. Hall. * November 5, a cla ss will be conduct-
Coast Fork—Second and Fourth * ed at College Crest under the auspices
Thursdays, Farm Union Hall.
o f the Women's club.
Dwr.ebo— First Tuesday,
Donebo
School House.
Dorena— Second and Fowth Tues
days. Dorena Church.
Hadleyville — First and Third
Thursdays. Hadl-y vf.le School.
Heceta— First Sunday of each
month. Heceta School House.
Jasper—Second and Fourth Wed
nesdays. W. O. W. Hall. Jasper
Lorane—Second
and
Fourth
Wednesdays. 1. O. O. F. Hatl.
McKenzie local, second and
fourth Wednesday. 8 p. m. I. O. O.
F. hall. Waltervllle.
Mt, Vernon—First and Third
W ednesday. BrasfleM Store.
Silk Creek Meets First and Third
Thursday at Cedar School House
Spencer Creek—Third Friday.
Pine Grove School House.
Trent—Second and Fourth Wed
nesdays
Pleasant Hill
High
School Bldg
Vida—Second and Fourth Satur
days at Minney Hall.
Secretaries wfli please send In
tim e and place qg meeting and
changes of date as they may oc-
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COAST FORK LOCAL
lane
c o u n t v u n it NO. 1«
"Trulli iu V« . ;
R e p o rte r s
County Farr
La
Sa tu r
week g, et under fu
Octeb- i; 24 » h n «'
at Spr nit
metri» r met In
field. The week Is filled with enter
tainment and effort to ipst new iu> tu
bers. The climax will be Friday noon
when a luncheon will be given at the
Eugene hotel at 12:80 noon. Governor
Pierce will be the principal speaker.
Mrs. Kappauf county secretary, will
give a report and the rest of the aft
ernoon turned over to musical num
Vaia _...........
Mrs. W. E. Post '
bers. In the afternoon the new mem
bers will be obligated. Places for 100
have been reserved and preparations N U T R IT IO N S P E C IA L IS T
p u b l ic a t io n
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PYHOTOL DEMONSTRATION
VO BE H C ID AT THURSTON
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Ralph l sird. C .-»well. President. •
• W i ll
• dent.
W h e e le r.
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T re n t,
V ic e Pr«.ai
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of I'hursioi
RftiJ 0(1)1 the sellon
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ity »im it. a id F K
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• Keeper
• l ‘rie
mi wtijrttivti of O. A V
MT«' I|H 1«.||
• H. C. Jackeon. W altervllle, Con- •
will conduct ih du iixuii (railon. Pur
• dueler.
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• le d in t i l t ’
nn»r* <»n«l of h»
• 0. L. Clem ent, Chaplain.
urg< d to I»
the county
11 i^rt
• B' tty Kappauf, Cottage Grove, •
• eee.-Treaa,
•
• N. A. Horn, Cottage Grove, Door *
present.
A B E R O g C N -A N G U S S T C B R " Q U t t N M t M I 4 T W
G rand Cb««npion P a c ific In te rn a tio n a l L lv s s to ik g w p e sitic a , IM S .
a a h ib ite d by fcongdon and B a ttle« . V a k ln .a , W a a h ,
B red, fed
and
At the Pacific International Live-; from the packer to lb<- retailor F.irth-
stock Expositlian to be held In Pori or down in the refrigerator, will be
land this year. October Slat to Noveui shown the reaulur wholesale rule of
her 7th, It Is proposed to give a demon- meat usually sold in the trpdo 1 be»«,
atration which will carry out the idea too, will carry their proper pricing as
Of “Truth In Meats.“
, regards the various grades
A ssisting in this work will be the
Finally, in a counter »111 be See®
Department of Agriculture, colb'ges of all the retail cuts from these various
Oregon and the Pacific slope, packing- packinghouse iota; they In turn show-
house people, stock-yard officials and Ing exactly what a choice cut from thn
commission men, and retailers as well, choicest animal should sell for. l»sr-
Six Ri eight live animals, nicely bed ing In mind all the lime that the over-
ded down and properly cared for. will head in the retail store la just as
be graded front prime to common, and much, pound for pout'd, on a common
over the head of each will be posted animal us II la on a choice one
the price on foot at which Its kind la
The purpose of thia entire demon
selling In the stock yards that week, strwtlon will not be to prove that the
Directly back of them. In a refrigera-1 retailers are getting too little or too
tor, will be shown carcasses from ant-¡much for their meat, but rather to
mala of a similar lot. These car-1 show the relstive value of prime as
casses will also show the selling price, compared with common meat.
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| The ladies' auxiliary of the Farm COUNTY M EETIN G HERE IS
ers' union met October SI. 1925 at the W E LL A T T E N D BY FARMERS
, home of Anna Jepson to work and
plan for the coming bazaar.
The meeting opened with twelve
members present
The resignation of Mrs. John Keb
clbeck. as purchasing agent accepted
and Miss Jepson chosen to fill the
| vacancy.
,
Mrs. L. Taylor was obliged to resign
the office of Home Product agent on
account of sickness tn the home.
The time was spent In making ap
The county meeting of the Farmers
union held tn Spr'ngfleld last Batu
day was well attended and served to
star! Loyalty week off with enthusi
asm. The meeting was sponsored by
the Coast Fork local. The next conven
tlon will be held In Springfield tn
three month« under the dir- t.ou ti
the H aileyville li-cwl.
Nearly all the 15 locals In the c i
ty were represented Saturlay w l’h
Mi
a full attendance of deloga»
Jones, state secretary, of Monmouth
meet was present.
FARM R EM IN D ER S
Los se» In gem in ation and sta n i of
»beat caused by dipping the awed In
formaldehyde or bluest m e solution <o
kdl smut have been done away with
un hundreds of thousand» of acres
of Oregon wheat land by the use of
the copper carbonate dust treatment.
The copper carbonate is applied by
.p ed al trialin g much nes. the txp
m int siate reports.
Prunes w ire threaten'd this yeur
with serious brown rot damage. Uin
The meeting adjourned to
z p e r m ent station reports. An unu.
The program Include«! a pln'tg solo
again the lollow ing week.
•4J outbreak o f blossom h b g h t an 1
by Mrs. W im n r and'address b | Mrs
ariy btown rot attack on the green
Ralph
Laird on the relocation of .ruit occurred In many sections of
Dismissed from Hospital— Mrs. Ada
Bench was dismissed from the P ad Farm Women and a talk by E. E • estern Oregon due to the wet spring
This gave the disease a running start
fie Christian hosp tai Wednesday.. Morrison, manager of the Farm Un
n prune and cherry orchards, and
Miss Bernice Barnes was seat home Ion warehouse.
only the hot. dry summer and relative
Luncheon was served at noon.
from the sam e hospital Tuaaday.
ly drv conditions through harvest
rons and quilts.
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• O F F IC E R * OF l A N R C O U N T Y
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F A H M t K S U N IO N
O th e r i l l n io n s tr a llo n s In th e i-oun-
saved growers from enormous Io»»«--
Infertili orchards need d in n in g up t try will be T uesday, N ovem ber 10,
on the old J r sepl i -
a
th is fall
1 mile w e st of Fersueson station and
Drulnage system s are rxunined and west of Junction ('By; November 13
outleta opened nt this time of Hie iita the Clyde W r ig h t (arm, three
year on well managed Oregon farm«, i miles sou'll of Creswell; November
the experiment station repofts Be ' 17. nt Martin b r o th e rs r a n r h at Ada
fore heavy rain» and after fall seed .and November lit. In the North Fork
leg, dead furrows and surface runs eitminun tv near Florence All demon-
are cleaned out A plow or a steel nt rations will tie at I; SO o'cliu k In
V type ditcher Is suitable for dear- the afternoon.
The county agent Is taking milers
wee J s, rubbish, and silt out of small
no» for the sixth ear of pyrntol for
surfac« ditches
Small surface ditches on wet Ore totne county and desires farmers who
gon fields are best placed so they wish to use It this fall Io give him III«
can be dispensed with and finally names. Already four rare ha»« be<-n
repla ed with under ground drains, I received and a f'fth is on the road,
i Over iOO.OOo pounds have been In
the experiment station hits found.
| the four ears of which 80.000 pounds
;
Full cleanup of the farm, home gar have been taken by the county for
den, and orchard will materially re , road work.
The farmers will use about half of
duce the Insect pests of the fellow
the amount received
In clearing
I-g season, says the entomologv d e
new laud, says the county agent,
pait'.nent of the Oregon station (*Ut
» .oils, gras "hoppers, and root mag and several were present from other
Sots ¿re destroyed by fall ptowlrg enuntli.s
ar.d burning of the fence rows ami
\ ut» e'al l.o' ally week program
ditch tanks, San Jose scale, tent cat w as g iv e n whloh con listed of a pl
erpillar». tre • cr'cket«, aphid«, leaf an« > Io by Mrs Wl em T . a talk by
bopi era. nd cicadas are de-lec» .-d *.* a. Lalrn e t the Federated Farm
by bn • 8 th pruu'ng- from the or 'iVi'Bi r , and t .titr e c by E K Mor-
chard, brush and brat'.ble fruits risen l.uni h ws i « v«r at noon to
Gathering up und destroying crop ovi-r one hundred people
re i nsnts. Utter, rubbish, and weeds
Ralph l.alrd, p r o dent of the loine
in the home garden destroy the hiber p-ounty Farmers- untop, presided at
Valins p leeis of tveh Insects ns the Ib g bds neas meeting Isirane nn«l
cucumb-r beetle and asparagus beetle ' iladleyvills will sponsor the next
I county tnert'ng which will be held It»
Hlruwborry crown borers In Ore Springfield In three months.
,
gon are con* rolled by burn ng the In
tested p la n s In tho fall, advises the
exp rltn< ut station
O il,
planting«
serve BS breeding grounds for the
troths unless plowed up. exposing the
plants to the winter cold. New plant
ings are best located ns far away
us possible from old plantings
MT. VERNON LOCAL
The Mt. Vsrnon Meat met Wednes
j day ow ning, October 21 for a social
i time A large crowd of memto-rs and
j friends was present and after a short
' business session. Assessor li,
F
Ki cney from Eugene gave us. u very
Ixxik nt the Having proposition
InterHIng talk
as a continual Hticriflce.
Mr. Lalril also gave us a few point
ers on Loyalty week, which In Lane
I«aTgc BuvlngH accounti, nr«« tho
county In the present week.
sum
of little economies, no on«’
Ibdi gates were appointed at tills
of wliicli ever worked a real
n cetln g 'c. attend the county meet
Ing in SpilngAeld on Saturday the 24. hardship.
It was decided l>y our local to hold
a d ' ix aerial at the W, (). W. hall In Ev«:ry little Belfdenlal for the snv
Springfield Weilnesilav. November IS ing fund has its comp«-iiHfttlon
1 1 e public Is Invited, ladles bring in the HUliSf act ion which cometi
¡box !nni h for two, the men plea*« from “ money in the bank” , and
the joy of achievem ent when the
bring cash to purchase the boxes.
A jvrogrum will b« provided and cuh I i reserve aiiBwer» the chal
«very «ne Is expert«»! to have a good lenge <>f opportunity.
time.
Alt« r a visit at the-Reynold» home. The Ftrrtt National savings de
Mr and Mrs. Fred Helneckr relumed partm ent invites your account.
tc ?an Francisco hist week, making |
the trip In two days, by auto.
The county meeting of the Farmers'
' U t Ion WHS held In Hprlngf'eld. Sat-
' urnay, October 24. nt the W. (). W.
Some People
We are specially prepared to
turn out farm and auction sale
hall and sponsored by the Coast Fork
, local.
! The meeting whr well attended by
members front »11 over the rounty
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK
Springfield, Oregon.
bills. An exclusive cut service
of horses, cattle, sheep and oth
er live stock enables ns to illus
tra te and turn out an attractive
poster. Come here and get a
J
distinctive i>oster.
Discount
to
Farm
Members.
SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Phone 2
Opposite the Post O ffice
W anted
Union
Eggs and Poultry
Sher Khan
6G2 Oak Street
Eugene, Oregon