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THE GAZETTE-TIMES, HEPPXER, ORE., THTRSDAY, TCXE B6, 1919.
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A home product that stands in the lead of all other brands
Is now becoming the standard for this section.
Get it of your grocer.
Whole Wheat, Graham, Mill Feeds,
Cream Middlings
Our Elevator and Warehouse furnish facilities for hand
ling grain, both bulk and in sacks.
Wool Forwarding.
SEE US ABOUT YOUR GRAIN BAGS.
Heppner Farmers Elevator Company
HEPPNER MAN BUYS
GIDEON BROWN HOME
The Gideon Brown residence, 503
.Madison street, was today sold to E.
L. Kirk of Heppner, for a considera
tion of $6500, the sale being made
through E. T. Wade. Mr. and Mrs.
Brown, who have been in Portlaad
arrived home last night and the deal
was consummated this morning. They
expect to return to Portland, where
they left their automobile, and will
spend the summer touring southern
Oregon and visiting Crater Lake, and
expect to spend the winter In the
east and south. Mr. and Mrs. Kirk'
and their three children will arrive!
in July to make their borne here. j
Pendleton E. 0.
To Washington, I). C.
E. P. Dodd leaves Sunday for the
national capital, where for a month
or more he will mingle with the Ore
gon delegation In both houses and
confer with the heads of the recla
mation service with a view to se
curing favorable consideration of an
appropriation for the building of the
McKay creek reservoir. On the way
east he will stop at Denver to visit
the reclamation heads there and se
cure the balance of necessary data
needed on the reservoir site for pres
entation on reaching Washington, D.
C. He was selected for this duty by
the Pendleton and West End county
people. While away his real estate
business will be looked after by J. H.
Strohm. Hermlston Herald.
Rink Much Improved,
J. B. Sparks, lessee of the Rink,
has made a great improvement in it
since he took charge. The floor has
been surfaced, and the whole interior
renovated and a new coat of paint
applied. The place looks much bet
ter, and the removal of the accumu
lated dirt and dust adds to the pleas
ure of dancing in It. Condon Olobe-Times.
Land Plaster Helps Clover.
Land plaster, 76 pounds per acre,
greatly increased the vigor and stand
of clover in a series of cultural trials
on the agricultural college station
farms at Corvallis. This advantage
from use of land plaster held good
either with or without nurse crops.
Crops Fair In lone Section.
"The crops are In general fair in
the country about lone and In some
instances exceptional when the sea
son of drough which has had to be
contended with, la taken into consid
eration," said Chas. B. Sperry, grain
grower and well known business man
of lone when in Heppner recently.
Mr. Sperry pointed out that (he large
acreage will account for an immense
amount of grain however short the
acreage yield may be. Mr. Sperry
the lone representative for the North
ern Orain ft Warehouse Company.
His ad will be found in another col
umn of this paper.
Alfred Anderson and family spent
Saturday In Heppner from their home
in Eight Mile,
Young Farmer Buys Eight
Mile Ranch of 1000 Acres
Ray Toung closed a deal the past
week with his father. J. S. Young,
tor the transfer of 1000 acres of land,
the old home place on Eight Mile.
The consideration was $30,000.
The ranch is considered one of the
best in the Eight Mile country. The
younger Young will take possession
in the fall. He is now farming in
that section and has a good equip
ment of stock and farming imple
ments. The elder Mr. Young expects to go
to Portland in the near future.
Buys California Orange Grove.
W. E. Brown of Walla Walla, who
formerly farmed in the Black Horse
section, was spending a tew days in
I Heppner the last of the week on bus-
has recently purchased an orange
grove near Redlands, California, and
will go down there to live. His fa
ther, John Brown, has been making
his home In California for the past
several months.
College roultry rays Profit.
Profits of $1300 ware netted by a
Lebanon poultryman who used O. A.
C. stock. His 600 hens, half of
which were pullets, averaged 150
eggs a year. Another with 35 leg
horns sold 214 dozen eggs, set 24 ft
dozen, and used 83 V4 dozen on the
table. His feed cost was $52.60,
leaving his net gains $102.07.
Oregon Jerseys Beat Sale Record.
Thirty-eight Jerseys brought an
average of $1007 at the Jersey sale
held by Ed. Carey at Carlton, June
16. Mr. Carey had bred all but six
on bis farm, and these 32 brought an
average of $1132. Three cows went
to the Hood Farm, Mass., where a
certain well advertised brand of sar
saparllla Is made. Two went to Cal
ifornia. "The best of it is," says
Prof. E. B. Fitts of the O. A. C.
dairy department, "the others were
grabbed by Oregon breeders and
dairymen who refused to let some
high eastern bids by wire deprive the
state of these high-producing cattle."
Bnys Home In Heppner.
W. L. Copenhaver ot tiand Hollow
hat, chosen Heppner for a home tor
his family. Mr. Copenhaver has Just
I'Urchased the N. E. Wlnnard prop
erty in the western part of town and
will take possession at once. The
children have been attending school
in Heppner and they will find it more
convenient by having their own home
, here.
O. A. C. Holds Military Rank.
Distinguished college rank has
been bestowed on Oregon Agricultur
al College the third time by the U. S.
war department. This is granted tor
excellence in military science and
drill. This high honor is accorded
only 10 colleges in the United States.
Willis Ward and family came in
from their farm home in the Black
lorse section Saturday to attend the
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