Gresham outlook., December 19, 1922, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
VOL. 12. NO. M
LEE EVANS LOSES
WAREHOUSE AND
GARAGE BY FIRE
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
JERSEY COW IS
AWARDED MEDAL
TUESDAY. DECEMHER 1», l»2á
COUNTY AGENT MAKES
HIS ANNUAL REPORT
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 Per Year
POTATO GRADING
IS DISCUSSED AT
BUREAU MEETING
The Rev. J. Truedson announces the
Flossie May St. Mawes, a registered
following coming events on the p ro ­
| Jersey cow owned by Geo. Law rence
gram of the Powell Valley Swedish
. and son of Springw ater, has been
L utheran church:
' aw arded a gold medal by the Ameri­
The annual rep o rt of County Agent w ent. This year th e re w ere 32 adults
Sunday, Dec. 24. Morning services
can Jersey Cattle club for butterfat S. B. H all for Multnomah county g iv -| and 50 club m em bers who entered the |
No evening service. Sunday
“Potato Day”, as it w as observed
Fire of unknow n origin completely | production. Starting ner year's test en to the extension service, Oregon potato certification work. 1 he adult school ut 10 and preaching at 11.
last F riday at Damascus proved a
j a t 8 years and 11 m onths of age, she A gricultural College, covers th e w ork class entered 180 acres of potatoes
C
hristm
as
m
orning,
December
25.
destroyed the garage and warehouse
com plete success. Much valuable in ­
produced 743 pounds of b u tterfat and accom plished during the past year, and the club m em bers l l ’j acres, vesper services at 5:30 a. tn .
of Lee Evans at T routdale early Mon­
14,822 pounds of milk in 365 days. Her commencing December 1, 1921, and making a to tal of 191*2 acres. Of this
Tlie W om an’s Home M issionary so- form ation on th e all im portant sub­
day m orning, together w ith two prac­ ! average was 5.25 per cent. D uring her ending December 1, 1922. The y ear’s . num ber 53** , acres passed the first in- , ciety w ill m eet in th e church on ject of potatoes was given by the v ar­
tically new tru ck s, one of three-tons year’s test she was exhibiteo at three activities Included work on soils, spection and . 3 4 acres passed the ThurjJ<,ay afterlloon> December 28. at ious speakers during the all-day ses- ■
: 2 o’clock. Upon invitation, Mrs. Carl sioti. Tlie main speaker was E. R.
capacity, and one a tw o-ton truck I fairs, winning many prizes including drainage, crops, potato ce rtifica tio n ,1 second inspection.
Jackm an, extension specialist and
g rain certifleation, h o rticulture, dairy-
Aside from th e reg u lar certiflca-
jloste8S>
the
milking
contest
at
O
reshrm
,
fitted up as a school bus, also a Ford
against all breeds. Her best month ing, poultry raising, m arketing, ex- tion w ork, five potato improvement , Ueccmber 31 New Y ear’s eve, the potato inspector. His topic was "Po­
sedan, some coal, hay, oil, gasoline and was April when she produced 1,S1S term ination of rodents
I pests, clubs w ere formed in as many differ- Young People's society will hold its tato D iseases". The following is an
F arm ers' ent com m unities w ith u m embership yearly festival, sta rtin g at 9 o’clock excerpt from his talk:
tools. When th e fire was discovered a pounds of milk and 97 pounds of b ut­ stum ping dem onstration.
Over 4000 acres of potatoes were
part of the building had fallen in and terfat which Is the equivalent of 119 Week. Multnomah county farm , home ’f 30 grow ers. These clubs w ere or- p. m. and to continue until the New
entered for seed certification in the
within ten m inutes the rest had fallen pounds of butter. She carried calf dem onstrations and outlook for the ganized w ith the grow ers who w ere Year is welcomed in. A program of sta te this year. About 1000 acres or 25
Following is a condensed interested in seed im provem ent work, speaking and music will be given.
in the m ass of flames, so th a t nothing 276 days during her test.—American future.
Each farm er sta rted in with f ro m .
, ,, ,
.
... per cent passed the first inspection
statem ent of Mr. H all's rep o rt:
w hatever could be saved. Four cows, Jersey Cattle Club.
, .. , .
. Popcorn and light refreshm ents will and about 500 acres or 1 2 4 per cent
one-half to one acre of the best seed b
passed th e second Inspection hut otr
which had been tied in the rear of the
Program of Work.
available. Two field m eetings w ere e 80 1
this num ber, only about 250 or 6 '. per
building, w ere found outside the place POULTRY SPECIALIST
The
church
congregation
will
hold
The program of w ork for th is year
will pass the bin inspection tn
TO DISCUSS FEEDING was chiefly concerned with th e im- conducted in each of th e com munities the yearly convention on T hursday, cent
unharm ed, one w ith a piece of rope
February.
and each grow er Is hill selecting from
j
It w(n bp heW
The g rea test trouble was caused by
hanging to h er neck. W hether they
Mr. H. E. Cosby, P oultry Specialist 1 provem ent of potatoes and of berry this area of carefully rogued seed
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the church and will commence ut 10 w hat is known as mosaic. To give a
broke th e ir ropes and escaped or were
growing
methods.
The
potato
im­
stock, for his seed for a sim ilar plot
good exam ple of how th is disease can
released by some person is uncertain. is to discuss Feeding of P oultry for provem ent work is one of the biggest
o'clock.
spread if preventative m easures are
the coming year. T his potato crop
The estim ated loss is $9300; $6000 W inter Egg Production at the two problem s in th is county, as a large
not taken, the 50 club boys who planted
w ork is creatin g a g reat deal of in ­
insurance w as carried.
dem onstration farm s in Multnomah I acreage la grown each year. The te re st a t th is tim e, but the real r e ­ tional program was given, was held higli quality seed w ere mentioned, bi
many cases these boys planted thefr
M isfortune seem s to follow Mr. county on Friday, December 22.
principal m arket outlet for them from sults w ill not be show n until another at tlie farm of H. G. Mullenhoff.
potatoes next to the patches of their
Evans. A few weeks ago he was in a
The meeting in the forenoon will th is section is for seed stock in Cali-
One
other
phase
of
the
work
was
fath ers In which inferior seed was
year’s w ork has been com pleted in
collision w hich entaileu a damage of be a t 10 o’clock at th e J. H. Lindgren fornia. The average potatoes of the 5 ^hlg p r o j e c t
th a t of the control of hem orrhagic used. The re su lt was the disease
$500 on his school bus, which had just farm, on th e Boring road about five county are mixed in variety and quite
septicem ia, which was handled with spread. An Inspection of the fields
Grain Certifleation.
been repaired when the lire destroyed miles southeast of Gresham.
bady infected with various diseases !
the assistan ce of the sta te v eterin ar­ showed th a t w here the home grown
it. A m onth ago someone entered his
The meeting in the afternoon will which makes it necessary for more ) In th e g rain certification work, 16 ian. Five grade herds w ere inspected Inferior potatoes were planted in tlie
center witli 100 per cent mosaic, tlie
new house w hich is tinder construc­ be at 2 o’clock at the E. A. P riest constructive work to be conducted by acres of beardless barley passed the in w hich 31 individuals w ere vaccin­ good seed next to it contained 15 per
way
of
establishing
more
strain
s
of
1
field
inspection
but
was
damaged
by
tion and stole all the builders’ h ard ­ poultry farm a t Multnomah. Thia
ated and four purebred herds w ere cent w hile fu rth e r out in the good plot
ware, valued a t $125, of which no farm is located three blocks east of | b etter seed and strain s w hich are rain. T he 20 acres of H annchen bar- Inspected in which 60 individuals were tlie disease decreased to 9 per cent
still fu rth e r away to 6 per cent.
trace has been found. About the the Multnomah schoolhouse on Illehea m ore free from diseases and getting ley owned by R. Beadle passed the vaccinated.
In n either case was and
It was also found th a t w here certified
same tim e th e new house was set on Way. Going by way of the Oregon them spread to the various grow ers fi^ld inspection but the laboratory there any loss afterw ards.
seed was planted on the opposite side
I te st has not yet been completed.
fire, presum ably by someone who had E lectric the place is th ree blocks w ithin the county.
A num ber of purebred anim als have of the field, an average of 40 per cent
slept thf re for the night, as a bed of north of Ryan Place.
The problem in berry cu ltu ral prac-
Pure Seed D istribution,
been located and brought Into the mosaic w as found. The disease had
spread by p lan t lice from vine to
sacks and excelsior was found on
tices is very im portant inasm uch as a
Tbe distribution of good seed was county and an outlet has also been vine.
which tw o persons had lain and near CHRISTMAS CANTATA
large portion of the county is develop­ conducted by th e location of th e best found for two carloads of grade stock.
Tlie inform ation gained from such
it was a scorched place in the floor.
BY BAPTIST ( HOIR ing into the growing of sm all fru its strain s w ithin th e county and re fe r­ Among the dairy ca ttle brought into an experience is plain. P lan t good,-
and away from some of the general ring tlie grow er to the source. The the county during the year were two certified seed, Isolated, not near
FUNERAL IS HELD EDR
‘‘The Light of th e W orld” by Holten farm ing practices.
Many general I flgtlres given are not accurate, b ut if H olstein bulls and two registered H ol­ another patch. Potatoes grown w ith­
in 150 feet of a field Infected with mo­
JOHN WESLEY PERRY is the name of the C hristm as cantata farm ers and beginners are sta rtin g in wrong will be on th e low side. Seed stein cows.
saic cannot be certified hereafter.
which the augm ented choir of the the berry growing industry, and it is potatoeg Were distributed to 46 grow-
In th e livestock work the control of
Wilt Due of Diseases.
F uneral services for John Wesley Bethel B aptist church will sing next
an outbreak of sw ine plague was made
In some fields the vines die down
Perry, who died at his home near Sunday evening, December 24. This im portant, for the perm anency of the ers wbo p iant ed 64 acres with an es-
yield over the average of 2560 necessary w hich consisted In the vac­ early which Is an indication of a large
Gresham on December 14, w ere held is a modern can tata published only industry, to establish them on the
proper
conditions
and
practices
which
Dusliels.
Corn w as planted by six cinating of one herd of 50 head. The per cent of the disease known as wilt
from the M ethodist Episcopal church last year. Its popularity and m erit is
while in oth er fields an Inspection
will
insure
the
highest
percentage
of
grow
ers
m
aking an acreage of 50 personal Inspection of six other herds showed only a small per cent as some
of P lea san t Home on last Saturday attested by the fact th a t in th e first
was
made
and
th
e
com
m
unication,
j acres w ith an estim ated increase of
of the plan ts w ero’green while others
and were conducted by the Rev. Geo. season 13,000 copies were sold. It success.
75 tons of silage. Two grow ers plant- sent to nil of the hog raise rs in the were dead.
Soil Improvement.
Berrem an.
Interm ent was in the follows the modern tendency in
mosaic preventative Is to keep
The work on drainage has consisted ed 25 acres of b arley and secured an county giving them w arning and su g ­ tlie One
P leasant Home cemetery. The follow­ church music which is to bring out
fields free from weeds such as pig
gesting ordinary precautions. This
of
the
organization
of
the
Section
Line
increase
over
th
e
average
of
160
weed and lam b’s q u arte r as they h a r­
ing obituary was read:
the message of the text while the m el­
resulted in no serious loss outside of bor aphis. The ground is also said to
d istrict under th e sta te (bushels.
John W esley P erry was born in ody and rnythm of th e music is al- D rainage
-
,
_
...
..,..«1,
the one herd.
become diseased w here diseased seed
, Crop Disease M ork.
Madison county, M issouri, June 2, lowed to blend In The choir has been drainage law. This d istrict involves I
has been planted.
Poultry.
In connection w ith crop disease
1847. He moved to Illinois in his practising two or th ree tim es a week. 114 ow ners and influences the develop-
E xperim ents have shown th a t In
T
hree
com
m
unities
were
organized
m
ent
of
approxim
ately
60
acres
of
w
ork
dem
onstrations
w
ere
conducted
plunttng potatoes and especially late
youth ami w hen 19 years of age join­ A m ost enjoyable C hristm as evening
for
poultry
im
provem
ent
work
in
ones, plant deep so they will not dry
swam p land, located on either side of ‘ on oats and barley, using a solution
ed tlie M ethodist Episcopal church. He is promised.
the Section Line road about one and of copper carbonate and form alde- which were located th e dem onstration out. it has been also found to be use­
moved to Oregon 13 years ago and to
one-half m iles west of Gresham . I11 ( hyde. T he resu lts indicate that, w hile farm s. Two meetings, during which ful to put lan d p laster on the cut su r­
Gresham four years ago. He was JOINT FARM BI REALS
the topics of Feeding, H atching and face of the seed. It dries the cut su r­
united in m a rriag e to Adelia Baker in
CALL SEUON D MEETING the organization of th is d istrict, a i copper carbonate seem s to increase Breeding, w ere discussed, w ere held face and retain s the m oisture. The
prelim inary survey was conducted to j the vigor and grow th of the crop it
experim ent, using this method, show­
1867. To this union w ere born 11
on th e farm s of Mrs. A. L. Schiller, ed an increase of from 13 to 15 per
The meeting of the Powell Valley determ ine the feasibility of the pro- had but little effect as to controlling
children, 5 boys and 6 girls. Those
L. G. Seifer, Mrs. J. P. Lynch and cent in the stand of potatoes.
surviving, besides the widow, are Jos­ Farm Bureau which was announced , ject, a petition was draw n up for or- smut. The farm ers on whose farm s
Corrosive Sublimate Itest.
M. G am . Culling dem onstrations were
for
last
W
ednesday
evening
at
the
g
anization
and
assistance
given
in
the
I
the
tria
ls
w
ere
m
ade
are
H.
G.
Mul-
eph of Alton, Illinois; Lilie of God­
In the field experim ents carried on
held
on
the
farm
s
of
J.
11.
Lindgren
oats;
frey, Illinois; W ill, Ben and Leslie of schoolhouse was not a com plete suc­ com pletion of the organization. It lenhoff, b arley; C. H. Stone
th is year, using potatoes treated with
anil P. Burgess. The total attendance corrosive sublim ate and o th ers treated
Gresham and Mrs. Lizzie Heitzman of cess. Six mem bers of the Damascus has been allowed by the county court Roht. S trebin, oats.
at all of th e m eetings was 250.
with form aldehyde, the latter showed
Horticulture,
McMinnville, Oregon. He was a faith­ F arm Bureau were present and th ere I an ,| „( the p resen t date it has proceed-
T he other poultry work accom ­ th ree or four and sometim es more per
w
ere
only
a
few
more
than
th
a
t
from
ed
to
the
point
w
here
co
n
tracts
on
the
Tbe
principle
work
on
ho
rticu
ltu
re
ful husband, industrious w orker, a
plished was th e assistan ce given five cent of tlie disease known as rhfzoc-
Civil W ar veteran and a patriotic cit­ the local organization present. The development are about to be let. This b a„ been devoted largely to the red
tonia than th e form er. The experi­
farm
ers in selecting breeding stock; m ent showed th a t the use of corro­
izen, know n for his honesty and in­ visiting m em bers tpld w hat is being land is, a t the present tim e, of value i ragpb erry , w ith some w ork on straw -
furnishing two plans for construction sive sublim ate gives better results.
tegrity and loved by those who knew done by th eir organization. No dett only for late sp rin g crops and p astu re , b e rr(eSi loganberries and a lim ited
of poultry houses; diagnosing disease
Demand for Certified Seed.
nite
action
w
as
taken
on
account
of
j
but
w
ben
it
is
drained
it
will
be
val-
am
ount
of
w
ork
on
tree
fruits.
The
him.
In spite of the fai t th a t many have
there being so few present. A second u ab | e garden land. The estim ation of w ork bag bepn conducted through j troubles for 11 l,o“ l‘r y ’n ^n ,n d cu
expressed the opinion that the work
m eeting has been called for Jan u ary its value a t th e present tim e would two dem onstration farm s reg u larly Ing one flock of 600 birds.
of seed certifleation will he overdone,
Cooperative Marketing.
13, 1923. It is hoped the w eather will 1 be from $75 to $100 per acre, hut WOrking as dem onstrators. One was
th e re Is a t present and probably al-
The
general
attitu
d
e
tow
ard
co­
way will lie, a dem and for certified
be m ore favorable at th a t tim e to en- w hen drained it w ill be w orth about the farm of Ed. Spath, w here work
! courage a larg er attendance.
was done on a com plete farm m an ­ operative farm ing has not been very seed. As proof of th is statem ent, the
$400 per acre.
ent of Mr. Jackm an can be glv-
during i the
year.
The disaster
of statem
T hree private drainage system s agem ent dem onstration consisting of good -------"
doubt
If certified
seed will
ever
Modern Woodmen Elect Officers.
()Vprd((n(, .. Multnomah, W ashlng-
w ere laid out during th e y ear; the soil m anagem ent, which includes fe r­ the D airy m en s League m ade work
A special m eeting was held by the one, by the M ountain View F lo ral tilization, cover crops and m ulching, with the dairym en very difficult The , on and Clackam as counties will he
D ou glas Fairbanks
Modern Woodmen of G resham for the com pany, is a tile system covering 20 trellisin g , pruning and handling m eth ­ m em bers of the P oultry association the only counties In W illam ette valley
purpose of electing officers. Those acres. The tiling has been nearly ods. T he other farm is th a t of Lee are also m ore or less dissatisfied. The ¡that will have certified seed th is year
1
u
l a t h i i ',„ ,n . .r i l l v c H er- , Y a k im a , W a s h in g to n , h a s o ffere d $a0
N(.t l ,„| Oemg
I chosen were J. F. Jones, consul; J. A. com pleted a t th e p resen t time.
Sheller. T his consists of variety tria ls only exception Is th e ( ooperatlve II. r ,
¡Gray, advisor; F. Chalker, banker;
A plan of drainage and grade stakes on cover crops, consisting of common ry G row ers association which has ex
Brewing of Potatoes,
A. F. H am m ar, esco rt; C. J- Lund­ w ere placed on a joint project includ­ vetch, H ungarian vetch, purple vetch, ceeded all expectations th is year in
How deep should potatoes he plant-
ed? was asked of Mrs. Jackm an.
quist, clerk; J. E. Schenk, w atchm an; ing land on the farm s of Weiss, Gra- T angier peas and W indson beans. the successful work carried on.
The
activities
along
m arketing About five Inches d e e p was given as
John Brown, sen try ; Fred Fieldhouse, din, Meyers and K ehrli, located one O ne-half acre plot of each was p la n t­
................ r
s - y s K
tru stee; Dr. H. H. Hughes, physician mile east of Gresham . This project at ed. T his dem onstration is to last ...... . «
waH an o th er question. Certain soli
the present tim e has developed only over a period of th ree years. T he r e ­ two m arketing organizations, tilt ’
I for the camp.
to the stage of a surface d rainage by su lts of the first year w ere not of operative Berry G row ers and the Gre- con,ntions such as m oisture and tem-
I . nF 0 . PROFESSOR
the deepening of an open ditch, owing value due to th e fact th a t ail of the gon Milk P roducers associations. The , p era tu re was the answ er. In prepar-
MOVES TO ENGLAND to the inability of th e four p arties to several varieties w ere com pletely w n r u w i t h the herrv grow ers organl Ing land for potatoes, It Is not a good
policy to m anure ground tn the spring.
Col. John A. Leader, form er com- , get together on a thorough * ° rk ln * w inter killed by th e severe freezing zation was th a t of assisting in the rr b | s t „, d<„1(. tn the fall It Is
annual and sem i-annual meetings, | ( r)gb,
plow under a cover crop
m andant of «»*
the Officers’
officers’ T
T raining
raining agreem ent. It com prises about 2, of la st w inter. The cover crops p la n t­
com piling from the resu lts of th eir i | f p
don,. early. In the potato cer-
ed
th
is
fall
on
these
plots
are
growing
acres
of
wet
land.
I cam p at the U niversity of Oregon,
work, some grow ers rogue
A nother private system on the farm nicely and will show good resu lts at work from last year the com parative tlflcatlon
out th eir patches eight or nine tim es
I Mra I eader and their th ree sons,
re
tu
rn
s
as
received
from
the
various
¡sailed for England from S t.Jo h n . New of C. H. Stone, of Fairview , was gone checking tim e In the spring.
during the growing season.
I Brunsw ick, on December 10, planning I over In a prelim inary w ay. Of» a Ito^
T he other work In connection with grades i t fru it received at the plant,
Potato Factory to Aid Farmers.
L. S. E llerm an. general m anager of
.
t h e i r home th ere perdía- of open ditches was established. The h o rticu ltu re consisted of tours. The and assisting In the establishm ent of
to m am
j development on th e p roject a t the | flrst one was ht,|d jn F ebruary and a grading system of fru it which was tbf, p o,„ p ro d u cts com pany, was also
ne~L'y', »ner. h iv e made no plans to : p resen t tim e has reached the stage waB „ ,reiilglng dem onstration held put Into effect th is year. A ssistance | „ ne of the speakers. T his company
y
U O r e g o n a n T theh d ep artu re w here all the open ditches have been „„ t „ e Spa(h farrn. T here were 72
C ontinued on page 3
C ontinued on page 2
re u
,
f r a g reat deal of cleaned and made usable and about growerg present. The next one w a s ___
■M
-
com pleted.
40 grow ers participated. An inspec-
this w inter In two University of O re­
F ertilizer Demonstration.
tion was made of th e cover crops '
gon plays presented in Guild T heater
F or the m ost p a rt fertilizer work I planted !n the various fields and the I
on the campus, “A lice-Sit-hy-the-FIre
The following program has been announced for th e ded,ca‘o r’' p*er.
= n.i -The S carlet Pim pernel.”
I has reached a point w here dem onstra- j m ethods used in tu rn in g them under, j
rise s of the new gymnasium of Union High School No. 2 of Multnomah
colonel I eader came to Oregon ! tio n . on many of th e crops are un- A gtudy of cultivating tools was a so
w h e n America entered the war. An necessary.
However, one four-year , made on the trip. Six berry fields " UnThe exercises will be held In the new building Friday, December 22,
W
ild
— —
Catl
officers’ train in g camp was estab- fertilizer dem onstration is being con- w ere vlsileJ.
Laemmle
a t 8 p. m., sharp.
ducted cooperatively w ith the Depart-
Dairy and Livestock Work.
! lished on the campus and Colonel
PKGGKAM
vertuti
nf Roils oí O. A C. and A. G. ! n -ia v work dem onstrations were
.
V _a la- konrl IIA rp.
.......... O rchestra
Marian Clow
. . Marian Clow
Boys' Glee Club
Boys’ Glee Club
VIRGINIA VALLI
.......... O rchestra
!
trained
the
Oregon
Home
s ixive song
. 7
MATT MOORE ,
. . .O rchestra
made an honorary co.one. of the : in ,' re s u lt, wH. he fncUnb,. In the Sol. E. Schw edler farm at Hillsview P B ilgrim
arcarolle, from T ales from Hoffman (Offenbach) f ,
school Olee Club
JOSEF SWICKARD"
H a rk ’ The H erald Angeis Him,; .M endeissohn). . . . < . . » * £
g le e
Oregon m ilitia by act of the legisia- : Extension sp ecialist’s report. T b « ex - The in terest was good.
Two breed m eetings of im portance, Th<' Dance of h u g ar-I lum (L. F. O rth ).......... Miss
.
1919
trem e dry w eather som ew hat ham-
. K atherine i Honey,
tn n e v D
D irector
irector
"colonel L eader Is a soldier by b ir th .: pered the resu lts on this project for aside from the reg u lar breeder’s m eet­ S h n r t T a l k
............ W C Alderson, County School S uperintendent
ings, were conducted. The Jersey Chon Talk
. . . W C ijiw ren ce ' halrm an Schm.l Board
the thirteenth of a line of John Lead- th is year
H S. Q uartet
b reed er's picnic at W ahkeena falls ( :rw
(n| , | | nl!
s ta rs Are Laughing
t rop
prg who have ranked high In the
. Production.
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, > Ixive (Ordway)
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Ki *» service
He is the sixteenth
y},#. potato certification work th is w.'is an all day meeting with a pro- !
W aterm illlon (W e sten n o ri)........................
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^ t e r of the Leader estate in ire- year h
takeni up wfih s1 g reater gram judging <,=
and dinner. V
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in te rest by the g ro w e r, th an ft has T here w ere 70 In attendance. T he an - j W ar
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O lrls’ Glee Club
land.
G irls’ Ole« Club
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li en In previous years and m ore real n a a | Holstein to u r and picnic, at
Ool«len Knight (R ic h ).......................................................
.O rchestra
HOLLY FOR SALE. 25 cents a p o n d , f.o n , lru c t| VP work Is being done by which tim e seven breeding farm s wer<' ! ^ „ t h e r n F ire Brigade (A s h e r)..................................................................... O rchestra
3 for 50 cents. Mrs. S. A. B u r r ,.
grow ers on potato i,eed im p ro v e-1 visited and picnic dinner and educa- I Jollyflcatlon March (A sh e r)...................................................................
Gresham, phone 545.
Gresham Theater
S a tu rd a y , Dec. 23
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6 Americano’
ITS GOOD
S u n d ay - M onday
December 24 and 25
HIGH SCHOOL GYM TO BE DEDICATED FRIDAY
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A‘UrtfVersal Production