4-Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon, Sept. 18, 1947
Fair Awards Given
yPITtt, TTQETABLES ft IXOWEM
pears: Mr. Gr?e Gertson 1ft, E
K. hurl 2nd
Apples: Bill Miller l"t C K Pftk
2nd.
pMrbM Mm R K TVaVe 1t Mrs
AIM Grwen 2nd 8 J Irvine 3rd.
Prunee; Bill MUlw W 2nd. 3rd.
Vatt-Xrrlrud
Apt!w- C K PfnW and 2nd Mrs
Riv Wrlirht Srd
fWrh C K Pe- k lt Mrs Walter
Wright 2nd, C K. k Srd.
Pnmw O. K Peck 1st. 2nd. Walter
W right Srd
Mnw Timti Wlson 1ft O. J. D.
Bnuriuji 2nd Jtn Her 3rd.
VEGETABLES
Hoa-Xrr1fftod
String Reans: No tint, Mr. and Mrs.
Oorn: Mr. nd Mrs. Ralph Thomp
son 1st and ?nd.
IVtu.-e: Mm. Gloria Dolven 1st
Xrrtfaud
String Beans: C. K. Peek 1st and
2nd Mrs fr, R Huston 3rd
Cucumbers : Patty and Audrey Ma-
jeske 1st. Mrs, G. Hermann 2nd. Chaa,
Graham 3rd.
Globe Onions: Tom Wilson 1st Bill
Mi Her 2nd.
Bermuda Onions: 8 J, Devine 1st
Pnliy and Aihlrey Majeke 2nd, Jim
my Motiahan Srd.
Potatoe. any variety: S. J. Devine
and Tom Wilson.
Lima Beans: Tom Wilson 1st and
2nd.
Keets: Mm. G. Hermann 1st. 2nd.
Pativ and Audrey Majeske 3rd.
Cabbage: Mrs. Ray V;iht 1st. Tom
Wilson 2nd. Jimnue Monahan ard.
Corn: S J. IVv ne lt. Mrs, Ray
Wright 2nd Tom Wilson 3rd.
Carrots: Tom Wilson 1st. Patty and
Audrev Majeske 2nd. Mrs. Gloria Dol
ven 3rd.
II rppf P . irs. iMdJst'u nnui i?u mis
Harold Becket 2nd. Mrs. Gordon Grady
Here's how J?cj your enjoyment will bo
and here's how small your cost I
BIG CAR QUALITY
AT LOWEST COST
Yes, in addition to giving
you oil the Big-Car ad
vantages described here,
the new 1947 Chevrolet
saves you money on all
items of purchase price,
operation and upkeep
gives you BIG-CAR QUAL
ITY AT LOWEST COSH
You'll enjoy the Big-Car luxury of this smart, streamlined,
style-leading Body by fisher with genuine No Draft venti
lation, extra-comfortable seats, and every facility for your
comfort and safety for Fisher Bodies are the finest bodies,
ond they're found only on Chevrolet and higher-priced cars.
Voul delight In the Big-Car com
tart and rood -steadiness of the
Unitized Knee-Action Gliding
Rids giving that smooth,
sofa, perfectly balanced feel
ing whidh makes It seem that
Car ond rood are one an
other advantage found only
hi Chevrolet and hi over
priced con.
YouT! feel perfectly safe, per
fectty secure, thanks to Rsher
Unisfeei Body, Knee-Action
Ride ond Positive-Action Hy
draulic Brakes features
found only in Chevrolet and
higher-priced cars.
Youll thrill to the Big-Car performance of
a Dvefy, powerful, dependable Chevrolet'
Valve-in-Head Thrift-Master Engine
the type of engine found only in Chevrolet
and higher-priced cars.
Be sure your car b ready for winter! During September and
October Chevrolet dealers are making a special point of fall
service to demonstrate the excellence of our service foal i ties
and quality workmanship. So bring your car in soon and lei
us get it ready for the bad weather days ahead.
CHEVROLET
Hodge Chevrolet Co
Phone 403 Heppner, Oregon
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Pumpkins: Jimmy Monahan 1st 2nd.
Srd.
'tnte!LSlua3h: C- K- 1st Tom
Wilson 2nd. C. K. Pevk 3rd.
Summer Squaah: C. K. Peck L
PraJHis NKkemon 2nd, R. 1. Thomp
stn Srd.
Watermelon: Bill Mitler 1st, Delbert
Ball 2nd. Chaa. Graham 3rd.
Muskuielun: No first. Tom Wilson
2nd.
Tomatoes: Mrs. Fred Lucas 1st Pat
ty and Audrev Majeke 2nd, Tom Wil
son 3rd.
Cantaloupes : Leo Skoubo 1st, Joe
IVvine :hidLeo Skoubo 3rd.
Dry Corn: Chas. Graham 1st, Bill
Miller 2nd.
TREAKS
I-antest wrn stalk. Delbert Ball.
Lartiest Cucumber. Joe Young.
ituiui, mm vvuson.
Largest onion, Patty and Audrey
Majeska
Largest Potato, Tom Wilson.
Largest Pepper, Mrs. Gordon Grady.
Largest Squash. Bill Miller.
Largest Watermelon. Leo Skoubo.
Larnst Tomato. Tom Wilson.
Lareist Sunflower. C. K. Wilfon.
Largest Wihlon, Mrs. Wilma Wihlon.
F.F.A. VEOETABI.ES
Corn: Bill Miller 1st. Chaa. Graham
2nd. n
Target Spear Melon: Leo Skoubo 1st.
Watermelon: Chaa. Graham 1st, Bill
Miller 2nd. Delbert Ball 3rd.
Cantaloupes: Leo Skoubo 1st, Chas.
Graham 2nd and Srd.
FRUITS F.F.A.
Plums: Bill Mder 1st and 2nd.
FLOWERS
Collection of house plants: Mrs. Gor
don Grady 1st
Collection of cactus plants: Mrs. Gor
don Grady 1st.
Fuchsia: No first Mrs. Raph Thomp
son 2nd.
Geranium: Mrs. Gordon Grady 1st.
Begonia: Mrs. Gordon Grady 1st I
Anna Bay less 2nd, Mrs. R. A. Thomp- 1
son Srd.
Cactus: Mrs. Elbert Cox 1st Mrs.
Gordon Grady 2nd.
Kerns: Mrs. Gordon Gady 1st
Other plants: Mrs. Gordon Grady 1st.
Collection of cut flowers: Mrs. Alex
Green 1st
Asters: P. W. Mahonev 1st. Mrs. Ci.
Hermann 2nd. Mrs. Gordon Grady 3rd.
Lannas: sirs. Alex ureen 1st, Mrs.
Alex Green 2nd. P. W. Mahoney 3rd.
Gladiola: Mrs. Ed Dick 1st Mrs.
Gordon Grady 2nd.
bweet I'eas: Mrs. ueorge Feck.
Pansies: No first Mrs, Gordon Gradv
2nd.
Nasturtiums: C. K Peck 1st Joseph
ine Thompson 2nd.
SnaDdraeons: Ruby Becket 1st Mrs.
Gordon Grady 2nd.
Koses: Mrs. D. A. Wilson 1st. P. W.
Mahoney 2nd. Mrs. D. A. Wilson 3rd.
utner nowers: Mrs. JoseDhine
inonmson isi, Mrs. uoraon urauv ana.
Mrs. Wilard Blake 3rd.
F P.A. JUDGING CONTEST
General display of flowers: Josephine
inompson ist Mrs. uoraon Grady ana.
Miaget Koses: Mrs. Gordon Grady.
Livestock
Leo Skoubo. Cecil Rill, tied for first
Darrell Marlow 2nd. Delbert Ball 3rd.
BEEF CATTLE
Open Class
Hereford bull 3 years old or over:
O. W. Cutsforth 1st.
Hereford bull 2 years or under:
Floyd Worden 1st Robinson & Kirk
2nd. Floyd Worden 3rd, Al Bunch 4th.
Al Bergstrom 5th.
Bull calf, calved in 1947: Kirk &
Robinson 1st and 2nd.
Cow and calf: O. W. Cutsforth 1st.
2nd.
Producing cow, calved before 1945 :
Al Bergstrom 1st O. W. Cutsforth 2nd.
Two-year-old, calved 1945: O. W.
Cutsforth 1st, Kirk & Robinson 2nd.
Heifer. 1 year and under: O. W.
Cutsforth 1st
Heifer calf, calved in 1947: Kirk &
Robinson 1st
Get of sire, 3 animas: Kirk & Rob
inson 1st
Champion Hereford female: Orville
lAiisiortn.
Reserve champion: Orville Cutsforth.
Champion bull, Hereford: Orville
Cutsforth.
Reserve champion: Floyd Worden.
Shorthorn buu 3 years old or over:
Steohen Thompson 1st.
Bull 2 years or under: Sherman &
Ferguson 1st. J. Valentine 2nd, 3rd
and 4th.
Bull calved in 1947: J. Valentine 1st
Sherman & Fereuson 2nd.
Cow and calf: Sherman & Ferguson
1st
Shorthorn producing cow calved be
fore 1945: Sherman & Ferguson 1st
ana in a.
Two-year-old calved in 1945: Jim
Valentine 1st, 2nd 3rd.
Heifer 1 year and under 2: Jim Val
entine 1st. Sherman & Ferguson 2nd
Get of sire. 3 animals: Jim Valen
tine 1st, Sherman & Ferguson 2nd.
Champion Shorthorn bull: Sherman
& Ferguson. Reserve champion, Jim
valentine; onampion hhurmorn le-
male, Jim Valentine. Reserve cham
pion. Jim Valentine.
Aberdeen Angus bull 3 VeAlt or
under: Kenneth Peck 1st
Grand champion of all breeds- Or
ville Cutsforth.
Reserve champion: Sherman it Fer
guson. Grand champion of all breeds, fe
male: Jim Valentine.
Keserve champion; Orville Cutsforth.
OR AIM AID BAT
Wheat: Best peck of wheat, fall
Baker lst 0rvi CuU
forth 2nd. McCabe Broe. Srd
Best peck of wheat spring grown:
Orville Cutsforth 1st
Grain (F F A.) Wheat: Best peck of
wheat, spring sown. Myron Rill 1st.
Best peck of wheat fall sown, Myron
Rill 2nd.
Hay and Grass: Best sheaf created
wheat grass. Ray Dolven 2nd.
Best sheaf timothy: J. J. Wight man
2nd.
Best sheaf other grasses : J. J.
Wight man 1st and 2nd.
Barley and Oats: Beet sheaf of oats,
J. J. Wightman 1st and 2nd.
SWINE
Chester White boar 1 year or over.
C. K. Peck 2nd.
Htunpehire boar 1 year or over. C.
K. Peck 2nd.
Hampshiie sows 1 year or over, J.
J. Wightman 1st Bill Barratt 2nd. Srd.
Hampshire boars under 1 year : J.
J. Wightman 1st and 2nd.
Chester White sow under 1 year:
Noel Rill 1st
Grand champion of all breeds, J. J.
Wightman.
Reserve champion of all breeds, J.
J. Wightman.
Fwe lamb. Peeev Wlirhtman 1st. Billy Jean Privett Heonner. white:
Grand champion ewe lamb. Peggy June Pnvett Heppner. white; Ivan
DON'T SAY SWEATERS, SAY
CignW by ln
Sweaters cum laud. Taking lop honort with skirts, slacks, jodhpurs, or
anything ese. All in tjzt 34 to 40 In haavenly, sun-drnchd colors.
Coble-ititched slipover with turtle-neck collar. Of fine Shetland
blend yorn.
"&oxy-Set." Hondsewn neck and ileeve detail. Shetlond-blend
yarn. Slipover Cardigan.
The Gobby with the Duffle-Bag pockett. Navy inspired for
campuj civilian!. Wonderful for its Pretto-Toro, a draw-tring
trick that leti you weor the Gobby catual of torto-tight . . .
English Drape Back luxurious 100 wool.
Torso slipover, very new, very neat. Of lcitten.ofl 100 wool.
$4.95
J 12.90
$5.00
$5.00
WIN FAME and '500 in TISH -U - KNIT'S
1947 NATIONAL SWEATER GIRL CONTEST
; All dtlallt and lt I CONTEST fNT BLANKS ovoob litre
' - h .
III MAMMOIMUf
SWINE (4-H)
Spotted Poland China boar under 1
year, Mike Stalcup 2nd.
- Spotted Poland China 'sow under 1
year. Mike Stalcup 1st and 2nd.
iiampsmre sow, Marvin Wightman
Jr. 1st
Grand champion of all breeds, Mar
vin Wightman Jr.
Reserve champion of all breeds,
Mike Stalcup.
SWINE (FJP.A.)
Chester White sow, Charles Graham
1st
Chester White gilts. Darrell Marlow
1st Harold Marlow 2nd, Bob Kilken
ny 3rd.
Gand champion of all breeds, Dar
ren wariow.
Reserve champion of all breeds, Har-
oia Mar iow.
HORSES
Mare under halter: Orville Cutsforth
1st
Gelding over 2: Emile Goshens 1st.
Stallion, halter: Merle Kirk 1st
Colts: Neil Beamer 1st Emile Gro
shens 2nd.
Horse and Rider: Stock horses. Eb
Hughes 1st, Ralph Beamer. 2nd, Don
Evans 3rd.
Children nnder -Ifi- Inerid Hermann
1st,. Betty Walker 2nd. Jane Seehafer
lira.
Children under 12: Neil Beamer 1st.
Pat Cutsforth. 2nd, Janet Thompson
ara.
POULTRY AND BABBITS
Rabbit division : Michael Reininger
isi.
Geese: Best pair. Cecil Rill 1st
Capons: Cecil Rfll 1st
Cockerel: Cecil RH1 1st
Rhode Island Red : Pen 1 cock.
hens: Ray M. Dolven 1st.
White Rocks: Pen 1 cock, 3 hens
Janet Wightman and.
LIVESTOCK
Dairy Cattle
Guernsey heifer, A. H. Bergstrom
1st.
Ayrshire bull: Dana Ayr Farm, Geo.
and Beatrice Daniels 1st
Ayrshire cow, 3 years old, Dana Ayr
Farm 1st.
Ayrshire cow, 2 years old, Dana Ayr
r arm isi.
Ayrshire heifer, senior yearling,
Dana Ayr Farm 1st
Ayrshire calf: Dana Ayr Farm 1st
Ayrshire produce of dam:- Dana Ayr
i arm 1st
Ayrshire, get of sire: Dana Ayr
r arm ist.
Grand champion of all dairy breeds
juana Ayr arm.
Dual Purpose
Bull over 1 year old: Ray M. Dolven
1st
Bull under 1 year old: Ray Dolven
1st.
Cow 3 years old or over: Ray Dol
ven 1st J erry Brosnan 2nd.
Cow 2 years and under 3 years: Ray
Dolven 2nd.
Heifer 1 year and under 2 years: Ray
Dolven 1st
Grand champion female producing
cow: Ray Dolven.
Milking Shorthorns
Bull under 1 year old: Jerry Bros
nan 1st and 2nd.
Cow 2 years and 3 years : Jerry
Brosnan 1st
Heifer 1 year and under i Jerry
Brosnan 1st
SHEEP (4-H)
Fat lamb. Ronald Baker 1st and 2nd.
. , Adtuttutmtni
Withtman
Grand champion fat lamb, Ronald
Baker.
SHEEP (Open Class)
Pen of S fat lambs: Ronald Baker
1st. Ida Lee Chapel 2nd.
Single fat lamb. Russell Dolven 2nd.
Pen of Rauibouillet ranis, Jerry
Brosnan 1st
Pen of Suffolk rams, Frank Wilkin
son. Best fleece of wool, Frank Wilkin
son 1st.
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT
Pood Preservation
Fruit : Mrs. Jean Nelson 1st. Mrs.
Gordon Grady 2nd. Mrs. K. R. Huston
3rd.
Meats: Mrs. J pan Nelann 1st Mrs.
Francis Nickerson 2nd.
Vegetable: Mr Krnnrla KIMcorson
1st Mrs. K. R. Huston 2nd. Mrs. Wil
nia Wihlon 3rd.
Jams and Jellies: Mrs. Lucv Rod-
gers 1st. Mrs. Lucy Rodgera 2nd. Mrs.
nm'y oecaei aru.
Pickles and Relishes: Mrs. Ruby
Becket 1st
Honey: Addie Salter 1st
BARINQ
Loaf bread, Mrs. Julia Borges 1st
i orenu, airs. m. u. jferguson 1st.
Yeast rolls, Mrs. Julia R. trn ist.
Bakinjr powder hiticiillA Mr V. I.
Kucaer 1st. Mrs. E. M. Baker 2nd.
Angelfood cake. Mrs. A. W. Jones 1st
jjarK cake: Mrs. Walter WriKht 1st
Lieht cake: Mrs. R K Hrukn 1st
Lola Ann McCabe 2nd. Mrs. Wilma
win ion sra.
Icebox cookies: Rubv Ann Rietmann
1st. Mrs. Wilma Wihlon 2nd.
Drop cookies Mrs. E. O. Ferguson
isi, sirs, wiima winion and, Mrs.
L. A. McCabe 3rd.
Sewing
Crocheted Bedspread: Mrs. John
Brosnan 1st, Mrs. Delsie Chapel 2nd,
jura. Hj. n. nusion jru.
Embroidered Pillowcases: Mrs. Ar
thur Keene 1st Mrs. Delsie Chanel
2nd. Mrs. Arthur Keene 3rd.
Cutwork Pillowcases: Mrs. Delsie
Chapel 1st. Stella O'Meara 2nd, Mrs.
Arthur Keene 3rd.
Lunch Set : embroidered : Mrs. Mar
lon Finch 1st Mrs. Gordon Grady 2nd.
Buffet Set Cutwork, Mrs. E. M. Baker
1st.
Crocheted Tablecloth: Mrs. Delsie
Chapel 1st Stella O Meara 2nd, Mrs.
j erry Brosnan ara.
Card Table Cover: Mrs. Wilma Wih
lon 1st.
Tea Towels: Mrs. Rov Nell 1st. Mrs.
Wilma Wihlon 2nd, Mrs. Gordon Grady
3rd.
Fancy Apron. Mrs. Arthur Keene 1st
Soft Pillow. Mrs. John Graves 1st.
Yarn Rug, Mrs. Lucille Wilson 1st
nag mig. Mrs. k. k. uraite 1st
Needlepoint: Mrs. Wilma Wihlon 1st,
Mrs. Elbert Cox 2nd.
Pieced Quilt: Mrs. Homer Green 1st,
Mrs. Gerald Swaggart 2nd.
Baby Quilt Mrs. Burl Coxen 1st.
Bathroom Set, yarn; Mrs.. Marion
Finch 1st.
Baby Set, cap, bootees and sweater:
Mrs. E. O. Ferguson 1st
Sweater: Mrs. Cornett Green 1st. Mrs.
E. O. Ferguson 2nd.
Wall Hanging. Mrs. Harold Becket
1st -
Handmade Purse, Mrs. E. O. Fergu
son 1st.
Knitted Bedspread, Mrs. Marlon
Finch 1st
Embroidered Quilt, Maranatha Soci
ety, lone, 1st
Davenport or Chair Set, crocheted:
Mrs. Arthur Keene 1st. 2nd. 3rd.
Applique Pillowcases, Mrs. Wilma
Wihlon 1st.
Kmbroidered Tablecloths: Mary Lun
dell 1st. Harriett Lundell 2nd.
Dresser Scarf. Mrs. Ad Moore 1st
Wool Suit Mrs. Ad Moore 1st
Doily. Mrs. Ad Moore 1st.
Embroidered Chair Set Helena Bu
schke 1st. i
4-H HOME ECONOMICS !
Cookery I: Patsy Wright, Hardman.
blue; Wilma Dalzell. lone, blue: Wtl-i
da Dalzell, lone, red; Ida Lee Chapel, j
Hardman. white; Lawrence Jones, :
lone, red; Fern Jones, lone, white; '
McDmnieL Hardman. white.
Cookery II: Rubr Ann Rietmann
lone, blue; Joan Coleman. lone, red;
Dolores Drake, lone, orange; Patricia
irake. lone, white: lola Ann Mc
Cabe. lone, red; Jane Seeliaier, loiie.
blue.
Clothing I: Yvonne Breeding Lex
ington, orange; Juan Breeding, Lex
ington, blue; Shirey Hunt, Lexington,
red; Aileen Breeding, Lexington, blue;
Diana Steagall, Lexington. blue;
Betty Lou Measenirer LexmicLon. red:
lienors Burnette. Irriton. orenae :
Sharlene Smith. Irrigon. white; Donna
jsom. irrigon, oiue; ts liar on D. Smith.
Irrigon. blue: Helen M. Steagall. Irri
gon. blue; Kathleen Umiker. Irrigon.
red ; Marjorie Pierson. Heppner, red ;
Carla Lee Whilock, Heppner, orange,
Clothing U: Ingrid Hermann. lone.
blue; Dolores Drake, lone, white; Pat
ricia Drake, lone, incomplete; Ruby
Ann Rietmann, lone, blue; Rita Graves,
Heppner. white; Jane Seehafer, lone,
red; Lo'.a Ann McCabe. lone, blue;
Sharlene Rill, Heppner, red.
Clothing III : Betty Graves. Henn-
ner, blue; June Van Winkle. Lexing
ton. reT; Faye Cutsforth, Lexington.
wnue; vesia tjuisiorin, Lexington
white.
Clothing V: Lorene Mitchell, Hepp-
uer, uiutt.
HOMEMAXINa
Oar Rome
Mary Jean Dyksra. Heppner. white;
Jo Jean Dix. Heppner. red; Saly Cohn,
Heppner, blue; Nancy Ferguson, Hepp
ner, blue.
Mr Boom
Carolyn Johnson, Heppner. white;
Eleanor Rice, Heppner, white: Dor
othy French. Heppner, white; Harriet
tsom, Heppner, blue; Diane Van Horn,
Heppner. blue; Sharon Becket Hepp
ner, blue.
WOODCRAFT AND ART
Lynn Gillespie, blue; Robert Furt
her, blue; Wilbur Piatt, blue: Jerry
Beaver, blue; Larry Thorpe, red; Ted
Zivney im-oniuiete: F. W. R lncom-
plete all froui Board man.
DIVISION XI 8TTLB REVUB
Clothing V: Lorene Mitchell 1st
Clothing HI: Betty Graves 1st: Ves
ta Cutsforth 2nd June Van Winkle
3rd. Faye Cutsforth 4th.
Clothing ii: Loia Ann McCabe 1st
Ingrid Hermann 2nd, Ruby Ann Riet
mann Srd. Sharlene Rill 4th.
DEMONSTRATION CONTEST
Ironing a shirt: JoJene Dix, Nancy
argAuon, blue.
Making a Sponge Cake: Ruby Ann
Rietmauu. Lola Ann McCabe, blue.
Laying on a Pattern and Cutting!
June Van Winkle, Betty Graves, red.
JUDO IN O CONTEST
Lola Ann McCabe. 90, 1st; Ingrid
Hermann. 85, 2nd; Del ores Drake, Pat
ricia Drake, Joan Breeding, each 81.2.
3rd; Ruby Ann Rietmann. Jane See
hafer, 78. 4th; June Van Winkle, Joan
Coleman. Aileen Breeding. 73.7, 6th;
Betty Graves, Vesta Cutsforth. 70. 6th;
Sharlene Rill. 6. 7th; Nancy Fergu
son. Faye Cutsiorth, 62 5. 8th; Rita
Graves, 60. 9th: JoJene Dix. 687. 10th;
Betty Messenger. 66, 11th; Deanna
Steagall, 33, 12th.
O
CARD OF THANKS
We take this means of ex
pressing our heartfelt thanks to
neighbors and friends for their
tenders of sympathy and assist
ance in our recent bereavement,
and for the beautiful floral tri
butes to the memory of our hus
band and father.
Mrs. W. T. Doherty and
family.
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torn where I sit ... &ij Joe Marsh
.Yes, I'm Guilty!
Folks sometimes criticize us
small-town editors for the way we
often play up "little things" ahead
of big . . . human, local news in
place of world events.
I can't deny it. Read the Clarion
and you'll learn about the Martins'
golden wedding anniversary . . .
about the community sing down by
the river ... the husking bee at
Sober Hoskins', where neighbors
helped husk the corn, and later
drank sparkling beer together.
"Little things?" Maybe. But
from where I sit, they add up to the
bigger things we call America: The
friendliness of small towns ... the
helping hand . . . the respect for one
another's rights. And above all the
love of fellowship and freedom
whether it's freedom to apeak one's
mind or choose between glass of
beer or buttermilk.
I figure that if everybody look
after the "little things," maybe
the bigger things will take care of
themselves.
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those sizzling hot upper cylinder walls. Ordinary oils curl
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holds expenses way down .... . gradually cleans out carbon,
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Phone 622
Heppner; Oregon
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
at HEPPNER, OREGON
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Sept. 25
H Beginning at 1 :00 P. M. sharp g
1 All livestock must be brand inspected; all
H dairy stock Bangs tested. 1
I If you have something to sell, enter it at this J
H saleit's a good market. 1
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