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Tuesday, June 29, iq2o.
THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER,
LABOR BIGGEST PUOBLEM
FARM PRACTICE IS XEXT
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The Household Pet Up a Tree
Farm Bureaus Recognized as Most
Effective Aid in Bettering Help
Sales and Methods
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Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
vallis Representative farmers think
the farm help problem the biggest
with farm practices and markets as
second and third. Of 2300 northern
and western farmers selected at ran
dom by an agent of the states rela
tion service 682 think labor the hard
est problem, 637 consider improved
farm practices most important, and
JO a regard farm marketing the most
pressing problem.
"Two out of three of these farmers
were acquainted with the county
agent and farm bureau work," says
the June number of the Oregon, Farm
Bureau News, "and 90 per cent of
them were favorable to it.
"In states having farm bureaus 66
per centofthefarmers placed the bur
eau and agent first in, greatest service
to them, and 13 per cent named the
agricultural press first."
Improved marketing is said to be
largely dependent on improved pro
duction efficiency. Incertain sections
of Oregon it has been proved that si
los will reduce cost of producing
livestock and livestock products 30
'fyter Cent' Also tllat sulr wil1 in"
Jprease Aie yield of alfalfa one ton per
Acre 2000 per cent on, money invest
ed in the sulphur.
Some very important results are
reported along marketing lines. Ex
changes save thousands of dollars to
members. Cooperative livestock ship
ping, wool and mohair pools, andor
ganization of fruit growers, poultry
, men and dairymen, have been of
great benefit.
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is an opportunity for me; a demon
stration that by unselfishness and
justice a human democracy can, be
worked out, and only on these prin
ciples. "I feel it through every pulse of the
University; therefore, I long to stay
that I may take some par in itbfs:fif
my own being."
TAP SUGAR SACK SOFTLY
BY USING SUBSTITUTES
Honey, Syrup, and Dried Fruits May
Replace Some Sugar in Cooking
, and Serving.
Soldier Sculptor Loved Oregon
University of Oregon. Roswell
Dosch, one time member of the fac
ulty of theSchool of Architecture and
Allied Arts .completed, a few days
before he entered the military service
where he met his death, a statue
which he caled "The New Earth".
This allegorical conception of man
kind emerging cleansed from the fire
of war has been cast in bronze by the
sculptor's friends on the University
faculty and will be unveiled In his
memory June 17th.
Leaving the University, never to
return, he wrote on the day of his
departure:
"The longer I stay at Oregon the
more I want to Btay. Each new day
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
vallis. "Conserve sugar by using
honey, syrup, and dried fruits figs,
prunes, raisins, dates, pears and
peaches," say food specialists at the
Oregon, Agricultural Colege.
Products cooked with strained
honey are said to have a pleasing
characteristic honey flavor.
One cup of honey may replace one
cup of sugar but the milk or other
liquid should be reduced one-fifth
cup for each cup of honey.
Spices give their most agreeable
flavor when used with honey In all
flour mixtures.
Cooking fruits with the cereals
will sweaton tho cereal and save su
gar. Raisins with cream of wheat,
figs with wheatlna, or farina, are ex
amples of good combinations.
Corn syrup may be used In stewing
or baking fruit, using one half tup cf
syrup to each pound of fruit. Dried
fruits are stewed 10 minutes after
soaking over night in water.
A few raisins in the rhubarb sauce
add flavor as well as help out the
sweetening.
Cereals may be served with sweet
ened syrup or with sweet fruits.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OP THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR MOR
ROW COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate of Albert
Matteson, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Julia
Matteson has been, duly appointed by
the County Court of Morrow County,
Oregon, Administratrix of the Estate
of Albert Matteson, deceased.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are notified to present
the same to me at the office of my
attorney, Sam E. Van Vactor, at
Heppner, Oregon, within six months
from the date of the first publication
hereof, with the proper vouchers duly
verified.
Dated and first published this 29th
day of June, 1920.
JULIA MATTESON
Administratrix of the Estate of Al
bert Matteson, deceased.
First Publ. June 29, 1920.
Last Publ. Aug. 24, 1920.
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Congratulates the people of Heppner and Ritter
hat the long hoped for has at last materialized in
he completion of the 1 leppner-Ritter highway
thereby offering increased facilities for closer busi
ness and social relations between the two commun
ities to the mutual benefit and advancement of
both.
To the people of northern Grant county we extent
a welcome to Heppner and invite them to make our
store their headquarters while in town and make
use of our rest room conveniences whether they
buy their goods from us or not. A visit to our store
and an inspection of our stock and prices will con
vince them that our
Stock, Quality and Prices are Right
To our friends and customers in Heppner and Mor
row county we urge thafall who can possibly do
so make the trip to Ritter over the new road July
4th and join in the dual celebration of American
Independence and the opening of the Ritler-llepp-ner
road. i
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WE HAVE MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR THOSE INTEREST
ED IN A PHONOGRAPH TO HEAR EACH OF THE FOUR
STANDARD INSTRUMENTS AT THIS STORE. IT NOT
ONLY RELEVES YOU OF THE INCONVENIENCE OF
GOING FROM STORE TO STORE TO HEAR THE VARI
OUS INSTRUMENTS, BUT IT GIVES YOU AN OPI'ORTU-
NITY TO COMPARE THEM SIDE BY SIDE IN A PHONO
GRAPH OR A RECORD. u
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