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U.P. DAIRY SPECIAL
TO VIS!
Demonstration and Pro
gram Scheduled for
April 8, at 8 A. M.
HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1927.
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A modernized farm demonstration
train manned by 0. A. C. specialists
und sponsored by the Union Pacific
system will tour eastern Oregon lines
of that company, visiting 18 towns
the week of April 25 to 80. "The
"Dairy Profits Special," as it is called
will visit Boardman at 8 a. m. and
Irrigon at 10:30 a. m., April 27, when
brief lectures and demonstrations will
be given as a means of encouraging
u more profitable dairy industry in
this country.
As the special enters Morrow coun
ty, Roger W. Morse, county agent,
will join the party and remain with
it as long as the train is in his dis
trict, thus insuring that the program
will be localized to the greatest ad
vantage of farmers in this county.
The program as tentatively outlined,
subject to local changes, is as fol
lows: Opening remarks by C. C. Gignoux,
assistant supervisor of agriculture
for the Union Pacific system; "Rela
tion of the dairy special to the county
extension program," County Agent
Morse; cattle demonstration by breed
representative; "Place of Dairying in
Irrigation Farming," N. C. JamiBon,
specialist in dairying:; second cattle
demonstration; "Management Point
ers, Including Marketing," P. M.
Brandt, chief in dairy husbandry, 0.
A. C; tiiird cattle demonstration;
"The Place of Hogs on the Dairy
Farm," H. A. Lindgren, specialist in
animal husbandry; inspection of cat
t'e and exhibit car. Dr. H. C. Don
ham, veterinarian from the college,
will also be along to give information
f n his Meld.
The train will be made up of seven
ears, including a dynamo baggage car
to furnish electricity, two special
horse cars to house dairy stock and
swine, a fiat car equipped with can
Lpy top to use as a demonstration
and speaking platform, a day coach
lor display of extensive charts and
fther exhibits, a dining car and sleep
ing car for use by the party.
Three breeds of dairy cattle will be
'aken along on the trip and will be
in charge of their respective breed
representatives. Provision is made
so cattle can be led directly from the
cars to the flat car for demonstration
purposes.
One side of the display coach will
be taken up by the complete exhibit
of the dairy and vctorinary depart-n-ints
of the college prepared at the
stale fair last fall. This exhibit,
which attracted wide interest then,
deals with control of contagioua abor
tion, mineral requirements of dairy
cnttle, sterility, and related matters.
Dr. Donham will be in personal
charge at all stops. Newly prepared
charts dealing with relative economy
of irrigated pastuies will te shown
in this car as well as other charts,
dealing with profitable dairy prac
tices. From two to three hours will
be spent there by the train. The
complete itinerary of the train fol
lows :
Monday, April 25 Hood River, 9 to
12; The Dalles, 1:30 to 6. Tuesday,
2G Bend, 8 to 10:30; Redmond, 11:15
to 1MB; Maupin, 4:30 to 6:30. Wed
nesday, 27 Boardman, 8 to 10, Irri
gon, 10:30 to 12:30; Hermiston, 1 to
3; Stanfield, 3:30 to 5:30. Thursday,
28 Pendleton, 8 to 10:30; LaGrande
1:45 to 4; Elgin, 4:45 to 6:30. Fri
day, 20 Joseph 8 to 10:30; Enter
prise, 10:4.1 to 1:45; Wallowa, 2:30
to 6:30. Saturday, 30 Union Junc
tion, 8 to 10:30; Haines 11 to 2; Ba
ker, 2:30 to 6:30.
ALPINE.
James McDaniel left Thursday to
join a shearing crew in Washington.
Mr. McDaniel will probably be gone
for some time.
Many of the Alpine people plan to
attend the basket dinner given at
Pine City Easter.
Pupils in both the high school and
grade rooms have finished their six
weeks' exams and have now started
on their final six weeks' work.
Guests nt the Melville home Sun
day were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schmidt
und family, Twilla Morey and Grover
Sibley.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McDaniel were
visitors at the Sepanck home Wed
nesday evening.
Ruth Bennett has been absent from
school this week on account of illness.
Others absent this week were Helen
liennett and Mildred Schmidt.
Mrs. J. Sibley and Mrs. G. Lambirth
were visitors in Heppner Wednesday.
Rev. M. W. Bower of Heppner has
taken the place of Rev. Wood at the
Alpine Church of Christ. Rev. Wood
v.-ill continue to preach at the Pine
City church.
Twila Morey, Mrs. Dun Lindsay and
sons und Grover Sibley are planning
to nttend a dinner given at the home
of Mrs. F. M. Coppock of Athena on
Sunday,
Misses Bertha nnd Bernice Sepanek
were visitors at Hermiston Saturday.
C. Melville and daughter Margnret
were accompanied by Miss Gertrude
Tichenor to Pendleton Saturday.
Dr. Clarke, of the Clarke Optical
Co., 304 Salmon St., Portland, Ore.,
EYE SIGHT SPECIALISTS, will be
in Heppner all day and evening, Sun
day, Apr. 24, at the Hotel Heppner.
SEE HIM ABOUT YOUR EYES Adv.
Used Furniture bought, exchanged
or repaired. We pay a fair price for
what we buy, and give nn honest value
in what we sell. We try to give our
natrons all we can for a dollar. That
is why we hnve taken the agency for
Lowe Brothers Fnint. UAMni ruitiNi
TURE COMPANY.
For Salo Common and Grimm al
falfa seed; white sweet clover, val
uable for pasture. Try it. Save the
middleman's profit. C. W. Bond,
glower, La Grande, Oregon. 2-5.
Hatching Kggs-Pl.ico orders now;
il. A. C. strain Barred Rocks. Write
or phone Mrs, Ora L. Barlow, lone,
Ore, Phone 15x33. 61-65.
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For farm homes without electricity, we have
just received the first solid trainload of mul
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in the history of the world that a solid train
load of exclusive farm home equipment of
any kind has ever been known a new
world's record for the progressive farmers
of the Northwest. It is something
to be proud of.
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Baker, Ora.. 1917 Court St.
Rellingham, Wn., 1236 State St.
Bend, Ore., 733 Wall St.
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Colfai, Wn., 206 N. Main
Colvllle, Wn.. 106 S. Main
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Dalian, Ore.. 326 Main St.
Davenport, Wn.
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Everett, Wn., 2S16-A Rockefeller
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Hood River, Ore., 15 Oak St.
Hoquiam, Wn., 10 Eve St.
Kelso, Wn.. 99 W. Main St.
Klamath Falls, Ore., 1036 Main St.
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I.vnden, Wn.. 203 Front St.
Marshfield. Ore., 465 N. Broadway
MrMinnville, Ore., 413 Third St.
Medfnrd. Ore., 31 N. Hartlett
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Mt. Vernon, Wn.. 320 Kincaid
Newport, Ore., 245 Front St.
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Olympia, Wn.. 218 E. 6 St.
Omak, Wn., O'Connor Hide.
Oregon City, Ore., Hogg Bros,
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