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VOL. 12, NO. »0
G resham O utlook
«B BSH A M .JK tTXOM.UI fO V S T r , OREGON,
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
I , ( s „ n , ,IAM > |n ...........
ANNUAL REPORT OF
(JIVES
POTATOES AND COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER K’Ol'XTV L UOI
<»
DAMASCUS BUREAU
kepokt
k operations
Í1.50 Per Year
FAIR BOARD ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR 1923
By F. N. I.A8LBY,
A rep o rt of th e farm division of
to use com m ercial fertilize rs. But if
At n ea rly every p o tato m eeting th a t
M ultnom ah F arm for th e y ear 192’
The annua! re p o rt of th e w ork a c ­
.............. lat
.. i ’ • h as been subm itted to th e b oard of
b ut those who did send them in p r a is ­ . h . , . e ,« r
com plished by th e D am ascus F arm
u n d an ce n of t HUMUS
using com m ercial fe rtiliz e rs for grow -
“ ab “ln<,a',ce
HITM,TQ and - a county com m issioners bv the farm
ed th e poison highly.
x
»»
¡ s .»
™r
B ureau w as given a t th e m eeting held
tairr , h “.n; t ° S m “ h ' ®bowing i'i de­
F arm C rops.
tail the re tu rn s from crops, stock and
a t th e Union schoolhouse la st S a tu r­
still
seem
s
to
be
a
g
re
a
t
deal
of
T he m an in ch a rg e of th e F arm
as ? w h eth er it will pay™ Í w Ï e \ ? I t ^ X u V l v ! ! n T Wh“ ‘ *W poultry. The figures show a net b al­
day evening. T he pro ject leaders
Dflieen Fair Hoard.
c
e
rta
in
ty
as
to
w
h
eth
er
it
will
pa,
an c e for th e y ear of $.585.32. which
cro p s p ro ject is W alter K am ser. The
w ere p rese n t and each told how m uch
a profit on is co n siderably less th an tfie net b al­
w h l t V “ ’ “ nK ' ' f S° ‘ jU8t What an,i ln I o u /Z ffo rtV
p
o
tato
to
u
rs
tak
en
d
u
rin
g
th
e
grow
ing
had been accom plished d uring the
an ce for th e y ear 1921 T his, how ever
them
I ui„„ n
H. A. LEW IS, president.
season com e u n d er th is division. On w hat form should we ap p p p ly
i . v m em .
( I also believe, w ith A. B Ross th at * considered satisfac to ry , in view of
y ea r in his b ran c h of th e F arm B u­
th
e
first
to
u
r,
th
e
co
unty
ag
en
t
held
TOM
KREUDER, vice president
m ay sta te th a t 1 have been e x p e r - jth e best m ethod to find on, ju s, w hat th e ta ct th at an epidemic caused the
re a u w ork.
a bin insp ectio n an d visited sev eral im enting w ith com m ercial fe rtiliz e rs | th e soil needs is to ask th e soil, and loss of $lot»0 w orth of sw ine last
I
THEO.
RRUGGER. tre a su re r.
In st
T he lead er of th e p o u ltry p ro jec t is
bins in th e com m unity. He show ed for over 18 y ears and I have becom e th en supply th a t elem ent
sp rin g , an d f u rth e r co n sid erin g the |
H,
W.
S
n ash ail, tem p o rary sec y.
S. A. R oberts. D uring th e first p a rt
th a t it says low p rices p rev ailin g for a il farm
how th e v ario u s d iseases found af-
iv need th a t th e re is a good profit It Is sh o rt of. T his of
products.
of la st y ea r th e re w as no p o ultry
co
u
rse
can
only
fected th e potatoes. T he diSeases in th e ir use, u n d er p ro p er conditions, be found o ut by
d em o n stratio n farm in th is d istric t.
.„ if ? . farm 11,8 tb e ad v an tag e over
experim enting.
found w ere m ostly w ilt and rhizoc and by th e use of th e rig h t kind for
T h ere w as In th e m inds of some an
T he n e a re st one w as n ea r C lack am as.'¡ ton,a. T he d i Z e n t c’
One of th e first ex p erim en ts th a t I otl t r farm s, according to Mr. Sm ith
th
e
crop
th
ey
a
re
used
on.
As a re su lt of th e l u t e r e s t i ™
th ^ a rto u Z k , ^
X to e í w
,
‘a
y,"‘g
a
8
,u
re
m
ark
et
for
its
p
ro
d
­
an
ticip atio n of in te restin g develop-
conducted on my place n e a r Corbett, ucts though it se lls at the prices pre-
Before I go
go in
into
ere al-
to tho q u estio n of w as about 18 y ea rs ago. 1 bought V
th is subject. Prof. A. O. L unn, poul so discussed.
open maebr.4
m a rk e t’ All*
b° Brd ° f tbe
ei ling in tilt? Dnon
* II a food
A co m p ariso n of r e ­ w h at kind of fertilize rs to use I th in k
p ro d u cts not used on th e farm a re ! ..
tr y sp e cia list from O. A. C„ w as asked
c,>unty
fair
m
et la st night to hear
som
e
of
the
se
v
eral
fe
rtiliz
e
r
elem
ents
su lts received w hen hom e grow n seed it would be w ell to go into
tu rn h e v 'rir ..‘a ihe
to give a ta lk on p o u ltry a t th e D a­
to be «seu th e r ”P «rt of th e au d itin g com m ittee
some of and divided my potato field Into strip s
w as used and when good seed had ! th e conditions th a t we
in«»itntir»,^
..-.1 • th e ir I rt
i . „ j
.
at th lie
e various in
stitu tio n s and
I t had
been in tim ated " th e vu“im
com iiiee.
m it­
m ascus F arm B u r e a u p i c n i c h e l d l a s t been p u rch ased was m ade. T his was
can con tro l, about 50 feet wide, cro ssw ise of th e value
Is figured as a cred it to the
and I w ill risk th e sta te m e n t th a t
June. Mr. L u n n ’s ta lk in creased th e
te
e
s
findings
varied
g
rea
tly
from
the
row
s,
and
used
a
different
elem
ent
or
U
ntie
n
tbi9
Way
,h
e
Jal1-
K
elly
’s
given a fte r th e bin of L ouie HoffraeK- hum us or th e lack of hu m u s in th e
in te re s t on th e subject. W alter A.
m
ix
tu
re
of
elem
en
ts
on
each
strip
.
re
p
o
rt
previously
given
by
th
e
se
cre­
MUtte,
the
county
hospital
and
th
e
te r had been inspected as his p o ta­ soil has m ore to do w ith th e success
k ra z ie r D etention home received theii ta ry to th e stockholders.
H olt, th e co u n ty agent, th e n su g g e st­
toes w ere th e b est exam ple of th e for o r fa ilu re of th e use of com m ercial T he re su lt of th is one ex p erim en t con­ supplies of fresh vegetables, m ilk anti
ed w ritin g to th e extension d e p a rt­
T he au d itin g com m ittee, consisting
vinced
me
th
a
t
if
I
could
get
enough
th e use of hom e grow n seed.
fe rtiliz e rs th an an y one th in g th a t is
h u m u s and n itro g en into my soil th at 1 Gre;Ll. c a ,e 18 ta k en t0 m ake use of or lo m K re u d ei, ch airm an . A J
m en t of th e college and ask th a t a
The second p o tato to u r th a t w=« u n d er th e co n tro l of th e av erag e farm -
d em o n stratio n farm be located in th e
it would pay me, and pay m e big, to ¡ everything grow n on th e place T hus K ru eg er, se creta ry , and Jo h n s ie re t
held w as th e first field inspection. On er.
com m unity, and th e re s u lt w as th a t th is to u r th e county ag en t pointed out
use some kinds of com m ercial p lan t he am ount of forage Is i„ c re a se ,1 bv had «Pent m uch tim e on Its rep o rt and
H um us th e llark h o n e of A g ricu ltu re. food. The o u tstan d in g re su lt of th is the use of ail sm all potatoes and su r- had straig h ten e d out sev eral tan g les
th e E. S chw edler farm w as selected
th e different d iseases and how th ey
plus g ard en crops for cow feed
W hat is hum us and w h at does it do
and m ade a d em o n stratio n farm .
Soon a fte r Mr. S m ith took ch a rg e of th a t had been handed down from p re ­
could be identified. Nine fields w ere to m ake th e difference betw een su c ­ ex p erim en t w as th e fact th a t »9 in ­
A nu m b er of d em o n stratio n s w ere visited Mr H olt also gave a d em on­
vested in su lp h a te of’ potash and su ­ th e farm he petitioned th e county vious years. T he com m ittee has gone
cess o r fa ilu re w ith farm cro p s? The
held d u rin g th e year. On A ugust 8
co u rt for a shed for th e farm inachin- th o ro u g h ly Into th e financial affairs of
stra tio n on rouging to rem ove d ise as­ d ictio n ary says th a t hu m u s is “veg­ p erp h o sp h ate show ed a gafn of $45 hnZi w hlcb
ran te d , and all farm th e asso ciatio n and claim s to have dug
th e re w as one on cu llin g and it was ed p lan ts.
over no fe rtiliz e r
T hese potatoes im plem ents and « m
ach in ery a re care-
etab le or an im al m ould” but th e re is w ere sold for $1.10 p er cw t. It w ill
atten d ed by ab o u t 30 persons. At each
out som e facts an d figures th s t had
T he th ird to u r w as th e first in sp ec­
t u u y sh e lte re d from the elem ents. The
m eeting a ta lk w as given by H. C. tion for certificates held by P ro fesso - an o th e r definition th a t I like b etter be seen th a t th is Is a gain of 500 per estim ated value of such m achinery been overlooked, p erh ap s for several
* years. It believes it now has every
Cosby, p o u ltry specialist. H is ta lk H vslop. T he fo u rth to u r, also by P ro ­ and th a t is th e one th a t T. B. T e rry cen t on th e In v estm en t of $9 fo r the now on hand is $3500.
P lan s arc now being m ade for th is asset and liab ility of th e association
on N ovem ber 14 w as on feeding for fesso r H yslop, w as th e second certifi­ used, viz., " H u m js is th e backbone of first year, and th is strip w as plainly
i8 Kariie.u ttl‘d farm crops, w hich
A g ric u ltu re " Why is th is so? On d iscern ib le for ab o u t n in e y ea rs
w in ter laying. T he next m eeting will
on w ill be based on th e needs and e x p irl carefu lly accounted for and Its w ork
cation inspection. Only tw o fields o u r heavier sa ils hum us in p ro p er
be in F e b ru a ry and Mr. Cosby’s sub
acco u n t of th e b etter cro p s th a t it ence of form er y ears. The farm and w ill become a basis for th e fu tu re ac-
passed th e second in sp ectio n . They am o u n ts w ill help to b rea k up th e
Ject w ill deal w ith th e h atch in g and
co u n tin g of th e fa ir association.
produced. Now do not m isu n d ersta n 1 g ro u n d s contain 197 acres.
w ere th e o n e-h alf a c re ow ned by E. h ard p article s of the soil and m ake it
T he follow ing detailed rep o rt Is i
brooding of chicks.
T he divergence of th e re p o rt from
me.
I
do
n
ot
m
ean
th
a
t
th
e
crops
Schw edler w hich b ro u g h t 212 bu sh els
m o re-fria b le an d easier to handle. At w ere using on th is p otash and ph o s­ sum m ary of m onthly rep o rts subm it th a t given by S ecre tary Minton at the
Home D em onstration.
and the; th re e ac re s belonging to th e sam e tim e the soil w ill dry out
ted to the board of county com m is­
Mrs. S. A. R ob erts is hom e dem on­
p h o ric acid fo r nine y ear, b ut th a t sio n ers and tax su p erv isin g com inls an n u a l m eeting, and published In the
O ran L ingle w hich produced 800
enough a fte r a w et sp ell so th a t It th e effect w as accum ulative. In o th e r ston ot O regon;
O utlook’s sto ry of th e m eeting, was
stra tio n leader. A good d e m o n stra ­ bushels.
m ay be cu ltiv ated m uch m ore quickly w ords, th e fe rtiliz e r produced a b etter
tion of th e w ork being accom plished
ex
plained by th e fac t th a t th e se cre­
FO O D A R T IC L E S
T he la rg e st am o u n t of disease found th a n soil th a t Is lacking in huraii
n s.
bv th is d ep a rtm en t w as given a t th e
p o ta to crop and left th e soil in con * ‘ r i l s i i T * (rnad,e 27L 870 o P r a r g t a llo
32,310 ta ry had rep o rted only th e Items re ­
in th is com m unity w as from m osaic
o f tl
m ilk , p o u n d s ...........
H um us h as an o th e r very im p o rta n t
to Produce a b etter clo v er crop
picnic ia st J u n e . Two gum m ed pap er and th e n ex t la rg e s t am o u n t w as from
6.752 latin g to th e 1922 fa ir covering the
439.18 Period d u rin g w hich he had been sec­
d ress form s w ere m ade and several rhlzoctonia.
and a b etter clover crop left m ore i,'? * "1 125 ,.’er ceut>- gallons.'
ac„.on on th ' e soil th a t does not
1.
a l, p o u n d s ................. **’ ’ ............
la b o r saving devices w ere show n such
to be g en erally as w all understood as n itro g en auu hu m u s in th« «oil and J P o e rk
2.762 re ta ry , and w as not Intended to he a
, p o u n d « .........
Among th o se w ho passed th e g rain
6.179
................’
’
it
should
be,
and
th
a
t
is
th
e
fac
t
th
a
t
th
e
ro
o
ts
of
th
e
clover
w
ent
deeper
as an efficient g asoline iron, alcohol
6,828 com plete financial re p o rt of th e asso ­
certification inspection w ere Rudolf
«417 ciation. A m em ber of th e 1921 au d it­
stove, a sw eeper and a steam p re ssu re M ullenhoff, P ro h ib itio n w h ea t; W alt­ it is im possible to Increase th e h u ­ in to th e subsoil and brought up a new 1 )re8»t‘d c h ic k e n , p o u n d s . .* * * ’ ’ J *
~
t
VEGETABLES.
ing com m ittee, who w as p rese n t 2a st
J
otatoeH
.
p
o
u
n
d
«
...............
cooker. In te re s tin g ta lk s w ere given
149.862
e r R am ser and O ran L ingle, H ann- m us co n ten t of th e soil w ithout also su p p ly of potash. Do you g et the B e e ts, p o u n d s .....................
».05«
by Miss Je ssie D. McComb, th e sta te chen barley.
night,
said th a t his com m ittee had
in c re asin g th e n itro g en co n ten t. So, idea? In th e y ea r of 1920 I checked S t r i n g b e a n s , p o u n d s
.............
2.651
leader. She b ro u g h t th e p ressu re
tried but had failed to m ake a com ­
if th e above sta te m en ts a re facts, and up on an o th e r set of ex p erim en ts th a t ’ 'a r r e t s , p o u n d s . . . .
16,827
S w iss c h a r d , p o u n d s
...............
Good Seed Grain Is Secured.
2.284 plete rep o rt. Much cre d it Is due A. J.
I th in k th a t th ey are , it w ould n a t­ show ed an in c re ase in yield of 7691
cooker w ith h e r and left It in the
l.oun.i»::
.1.467
A n um ber of farm e rs secu red good
’ o rn . e a r s , d ?nd
o z e n " ‘‘■"'os.
...............
neighborhood fo r sev eral w eeks so
1,026 K rueger, se c re ta ry of th e p rese n t a u ­
u
ra
lly
follow
th
a
t
good
farm
in
g
m
eth
­
pounds
per
a
c
re
over
no
fertilize
r.
ib
b
a
g
e
,
jK
iunds
*
seed g rain la st fall e ith e r from the
K g p la n t, p o u n d s
............................ 17,2?5 d itin g com m ittee, for his p ain sta k in g
th a t anyone who ca red to could try it
ods
re
q
u
ire
th
a
t
we
farm
e
rs
do
all
T
hese
potatoes
w
ere
sold
for
2
cen
ts
college o r th ro u g h th e co u n ty agent.
f-a u e r k r a u t , p o u n d s ___ ..................... R
th a t we ca n to save all th e re fu se veg­ p e r pound o r a gain of over 900 per K o h l r a b t, p o u n d . . . .
out.
T he th ree -d a y clo th in g school T hose who m ade th e
............... 1 A ii w ork in looking up a l l n ecessary de­
L e ttu c e .
........................
p
u
rc
h
a
se
are
w hich w as to have been held la st fall
‘ii o n io n s, p o u n d s ___
, 7 251
7 , ta ils to m ake th e re p o rt com plete and
A lfred W ellm an, E. S chw edler, Oran e ta b le m a tte r possible, and g et It cen t on th e in v e stm e n t for th e potato <»reel
r I « P liers, p o u n d s .......
* • ? „ up to date.
crop year.
w as, for vario u s reaso n s, not held.
w
orked
back
in
to
th
e
soil.
L ingle, A rth u r H eacock and N. P a u l­
J a r s n lp s , p o u n d s ........... .......................... 1«
T he se c re ta ry ’s sta te m en t show ed
Rodent Control.
m p k in s , p o u n d . ......... .................... . o i l
son, who secu red W hite W in ter b a r­
A few of th e benefits of hum us, Should We Buy Mixed F e rtiliz e rs or l P e u a a«.
« , p o u n d « . ...............
i.w-»«
...
th
e
1922 fa ir about $3000 to th e good
O ran L ingle Is lead er of th e rodent ley seed. N. P au lso n and R udolf M ul­
juuiiHhoH, p o u n d «
; ....................
Mix Them n t th e F arm J
sta te d briefly, a r e th e se:
It m akes
K u ta b a g e s p o u n d s ...........
.................
Of th is about $1300 had been paid on
con tro l p ro jec t w hich is one of th e lenhoff also secured H u n g aria n vetch. heavy soils m ore easily w o rk ed ; it
A nything th a t I m ay say In th is r e ­ b q u a a h , p o u n d s ............... ................... Q
b ran c h es of th e F arm B ureau work,
p erm an en t Im provem ents, sn d about
if y . p o u n d « ............... .......................
D airying
m ak es th e light, sandy soils m ore g ard Is n ot intended to be a knock at T b u u is
rn ip s , p o u n d s ...............
...........
$1700 on In terest on o u tstan d in g In­
T h ere w ere 30 pounds of poisoned
L ouie H offm eister is lead er of th e j c°m p a c t; it in c re ase s th e n itro g en th e people th a t a r e p u ttin g o ut th e T o m a to e s , p o u n d « ............. ................... £ 9,815
b arle y d istrib u te d am ong m any fa rm ­
debtedness. Many old w a rra n ts had
F ltl ITN
d airy p roject. T he E. S ch w ed ler farm c o n ten t of th e sev eral kinds of soils rea d y m ixed goods, b ut Is intended to A pples.
pounds
been paid off w ith m oney borrow ed.
ers and tw o o r th re e pounds of r a t
4.611
H
lack
lif
w as also chosen as th e d airy dem on- and h ere is th e big th in g ; it gives to show w hich is th e b e tte r buy fo r the
426 T he se c re ta ry gave figures w hich
poison. Only a few re p o rts from those j stra tio n farm
C itro n , p o u n d .. .
81
ALL OF OUR SOILS A G REA TER farm er.
Tw
o
d
em
o
n
stratio
n
s
C r a b a p p ie s , p o u n d s "
129 show ed th e asso cia tio n 's indebtedness
w ho used th e poison w ere received
iseh,Tries, p o u n d s
I will m ake a com parison, based on t i h HM
CAPACITY FOR HOLDING MOIST­
C o n tin u ed on p ag e 3
711
e m e s , Isiu iid s . . .
1.267 had a c tu a lly been reduced in 1922 ln
URE. But still we can w ork land th a t th e p rice s in th e sp rin g of 1922. D u r­ C u r r a n t s , p o u n d s ..
628 th e am o u n t of $1,597.26.
G ra p e s , p o u n d s .........
663
is full of hum us sooner a fte r a rain ing th e sp rin g I w as In th e m a rk e t for P lu m s , p o u n d s . . . .
It w as decided to send a delegate to
161
,
th a n you can land th a t is deficient in tw o to n s of h ig h -g rad e fertilize r. I P ru n e s , p o u n d s ........
t th e m eeting of th e N orthw est F a ir a s ­
P i a m , im u n d s ...........................................
J,
66»
hum us.
found th e read y m ixed goods th a t co n ­ Q u in ces, p o u n d s ...........
161 sociation to be held at V ancouver,
R h u b a rb , p o u n d s . . .
4.645
I th in k th e above a re facts th a t can tain ed about, n itro g en , 2 per cen t- R
a s p b e r rie s , p o u n d s .
B. C., about F e b ru a ry first.
1,256
n ot be su ccessfu lly disputed, y et in P h osphoric acid, 8 p er ce n t; potash, S tr a w b e r r ie s , p o u n d s .
1.922
" a le r m e lo n s , p o u n d s
P re sid en t Lew is announced that he
1.282
2
p
er
cen
t,
sellin
g
fo
r
from
$60
to
$70
th e face of all th is, som e farm ers m ake
had
p rep a re d a hill to com e before the
m a r k e l v a lu e o f food
it a p ra c tic e to g et rid o t th e ir straw P er ton. On th is b asis th ey would "
a r t i c l e s su p p lie d ..
» ia or«
p
rese
n t session of th e le g isla tu re In
° ” 8 44
p iles th e ch e ap e st w ay possible. Some co n tain p la n t food as follow s: p er ton, O p e r a tin g e x p e n s e s o f f ii/m '
an effort to se cu re financial relief for
th e y e a r 1922........................™ . “ r
do th e ir th re sh in g so th a t th e straw n itro g en , 40 pou n d s; ph o sp h o ris acid
T he hill proposes
la n c e .............
. . . . . . . th e co unty fair.
Is p u t in th e woods o r som e o th e r out- 160 p o u n d s; p o tash , 40 pounds. I w as K x m N n e d t eo b a fo
r liv e sto c k , m a i h i n -
' 5 32 th a t th e m oney raised In th is county,
of-the-w ay place, w hile o th e rs tak e ab le to buy su p e rp h o sp h a te c o n ta in ­
c r y a n d im p r o v e m e n ts ................. $
773 75
now going to o th e r fairs, be applied to
th e m o re d ire c t ro u te to soil b a n k ­ ing 17 p er cen t phosp h o ric acid for
f
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fe
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d
p
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c
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d on th e M ultnom ah co unty fair.
$29
p
er
ton.
and
m
u
ra
te
of
p
otash
co
n
­
ru p tc y and set fire to th e ir stra w piles
T he hoard elected th e sam e officer»
ta in in g 62 p er c e n t of p otash for $59 Huy, ton« ..............
as soon as p ossible a fte r th resh in g .
E n « ila g p . to n « ___ ; ......................................
a
s
la st y ear, w ith th e exception of
On one trip th a t I m ade to Salem p er ton. By ta k in g loOO pounds each
se c re ta ry , w hich w as left vacant. Mr.
of th ese. It gave m e one ton co n taln -
I co u n ted 50 stra w piles th a t
W
Ä
t í ’ ' f i ” ' a n d " U' ’P 'I‘’H <>n h a.,.I M inton h aving resigned and refused to
| sta n d in g in out-of-the-w ay places to h' K PhoBPhorfc acid, 170 pounds, pot-
H a y . to n «
...........’
accep t th e office again. H. W. S n a s­
I ro t and go to w aste, and 13 piles th a t •' “ 8h 620 P °un,lB- I t w ill be seen th a t E n s ila g e , to n s ............. ....................................
DRESS GINGHAM in a nice line of colors
hail
was appointed te m p o rary se c re ­
I
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l
a
to
e
s
,
to
n
a
...........
..............................
w ere b u rn in g . And I su sp ect th a t the th e p la n t food ln th is cost at th e fol­ o t h e r v e g e ta b le s , to n s .'.'.'.'.'.....................
ta ry .
low
ing
ra
te
,
phosp
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o
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acid
8V
4
cen
ts
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r
a
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,
b
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r
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ls
.........
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¿i
| m ost of th e se fa rm e rs w ere not m ak-
I ic k le « . b a r r e l« . .
.................
P resid en t L ew is announced th a t he
and patterns, yard for.
I ing any m ore m oney th a n th ey could p er pound, w hile th e p otash cost at S a lte d s t r i n g b e a n s , '. b a r r e i i . '.............
3
would ap p o in t th e su p e rin ten d e n ts for
th
e
ra
te
of
5.66
ce
n
ts
p
er
pound.
T
his
j m ake use of, and w ere m ost probably
H o rses . . .
th e 19a3 fair a t th e F e b ru a ry m eeting
I th in k in g th a t th e soil does n ot seem being an a c tu a l tra n sa c tio n , It seem s a
I)alr> H erd .’ .....................
of th e board.
Purebred
cow«
.............
,
,
I to he as good a s it used to b e . T h i s fa ir b asis on w hich to figure
------------- th e . Grad«» cow « . . .
........... ............. 17
T. R. H ow ltt and Theo, iiru g g e r
| kind of farm in g is about like try in g a c tu a l w orth Of th e p la n t food con ' f
i
r
r" '
”
w ere appointed a com m ittee to have
tain
ed
in
to do b u sin ess w ith a bank by m aking
a ton of th e ready mixed j Hurebr»'<I b u ll
................. .. ...................
f th e fair ground»
surveyed.
, J
veaied
¡one deposit (th e buying of th e new goods re fe rre d to above and th is Í8
P
u
l
l
e
t
.
.............
P
o
id
lry
.
! land) and expecting th e b ank to honor th e w ay th a t It figures for me:
“ Hack to the Country Store.”
J e n s , ................
..
160 p ounds p h o sp h o ric acid at 8% j i;PnH
T hia In terestin g play will he given
y o u r checks indefinitely, and will lead
to o s tt r s
nnd.-r th e au sp ices of th e E p io r th
to th e sam e resu lts, viz.; som etim e cen ts, $13.60; 40 pounds potash at
Hog«.
League In th e Fairview city h a'I on
P u r e b r e d b ro o d
5.66
cen
ts,
$2.26
T otal for th ese two, I Purebred b iaT ' Œ p L " £ T ' ' h'r' ' ’' ' ’
. your check s (on th e farm , y o u r ef-
F r.d ay evening, J a n u a ry 19, begin­
I
m
»
'
r
(,i,d»T«
fo
r
Mb«iiirli»s.i-
•<b r»
« Iftu ffh ter.
$15.86. By d ed u ctin g $15.86 from th
| fo rts) w ill not be honored.
n ing at 8 o'clock. G eneral adm ission
<‘r«|» Arr«*Hir«*.
....
....
P rice of one ton of th e read y m ixed r , T i le"'
’«• r ««"rved se ats 50 ce n ts;
Humus and Conmierc rlt.1 F ertilizer, goods, w hich I p lace a t $62.00 l e a X ^ o ^ p l i n E i
gani.'.,",
< niln ren 15 cen ts.—Adv.
| You a re probably w . an d erin g w hat us a! balance of $43.14 for which we p J S t S f r
. " " " " ’ .........................
Basketball at Orient.
all th is ta lk about HUMUS and
pet 4o pound« of n itro g en and 1760 i V,<JVur’ a rr*‘" • •
...................... -I-
baHk,‘,hH" '" a m will play
i STRAW h as to do w ith w h eth er we Pounds of filler. , flnd th a t j can n o t M
« FH,m v
P o^,l8 n ', at O rient ball
Electric Building
should use com m ercial fe rtiliz e rs o r I afford to pay
ih .n ZK
1
J a n u «ry 12- A dm is­
an y such p rice for th» 1 °
t’1» "''-! to i».iat.,c«, a r r e i " . ¿ R sion 25 and 15 centa.— Adv.
¡n o t? I believe w ith A. B. Ross th a t '
; 40 pounds of nitrogen. And why pay
¡u n less and u n til we m ake th e very
for th e sack s and th e fre ig h t and ex- I
1 m ost use possible o ut of o u r w aste
,
t
r a 1 an d lin g to get 1760 pounds of ,'
I vegetable m a tte
u re and | v X
K , “ X
“ ’ *’" 1 f,,r ,h l" clt‘ a " '' —
I CLOVER, wa
a r r,
e n b o arn
t In m a a n condition
hM
SPECIAL PRICES
Tor This Week
White Outing, heavy twilled fleece
6 yards for $1.00
Children’s Cotton Hose
2 pairs for 35c
16c
Electric Store
STIRRING SERMONS PREACHED
BY WOMAN EVANGELIST
I will be pleased at any tim e to e i v e vn n thxxi«
range w hkhteir havean<1 5 ? ° ? & 8amp,e fonibination
E.ecirle
a r .t in o r s i n e
BV r ltx M O K
,,d r,tr ^
I LA SS
Seldom have G resham people had
lead.
by a I
she Is a soloist of m uch ab ility
queen of h e a rts h as cre ate d a farce th e privilege of hearin g such s tirrin g J an d ■r,
fre q u en tly
Caf-
!„'*2 ” . bo n fl7 ;,arP " "a r °y al flush” H‘‘rnii’n" »•» 'h o se being delivered b , '
"> d u c ts.'sin Joins
g in g w
th ith
e “g « Miss
p 7 l in
" .'
By High Schoo] R eporter.
T he se n io r cla ss of Union High In » W on.
,n . b, „ „ ,
S ervlces have been announced for
G resham has selected a play and it lish -sp eak ln g stag e and th e success
[M ethodist E piscopal church. H er p re ­ ¡ev e ry evening th is week, in cluding
will be stag ed F rid ay night, F eb ru ary w hich It h a s won In New York has j
2, In th e High school gym nasium . T he ' ’T ’“
in every o t h e r city | se n tatio n of th e tru th s of th e gospel I ■Saturday, beginning pro m p tly a t ?;3t)
»o ea rn est and h er reaso n in g so ' o ’clock. M eetings for boys ar Ad girls
cast has been re h e a rsin g for th e p ast I *
*’ h a " b *‘e n " ,‘e n
______
c le a r th»tt m any a re moved by her a p ­ a re held every a fte rn .» ,, Im m ediately
! week u n d er th e d irectio n of Mrs ‘
peals. She never m inces w ords In her a lte r th e clo se of school, unde ♦ b*
B usiness Men to L ite D ance.
| Evans.
| d ealing with sinful „ r d etrim en tal lead ersh ip of Miss Miller, T hese w ill
A rep e titio n of th e dance given last
: “A P a ir of S ix es” ran for a y ear at
be a t th e ch u rc h every eft
m onth In th e M asonic h all by a c o m - ! P M h y V r * “ ?
X
th e L o n g acre T h ea ter, New York, and
|» h e exception of th e one •noon w ith
on W ednes-
j excited su ch o u tb u rsts of fun and ; m itte of b u sin ess men com posed of i b u rd " n, of h er ap p eal Is for rep e n tan c e I day. w hich w ill be In th
e Sunday
j
J.
C.
S
hultz,
p ra ise a s was never before e x p e r­
B. W. T horne. E. W. from sin and a sp irit-tilled C h ristian school hall In th e Odd F ellow s b uild­
ienced In th e h isto ry of m etro p o litan A ylsw orth. J .
E. M etzger an d W. A. Hfe. Good au d ien ces have greeted ing.
th e a tric a ls. In w h .t hvs been term ed H essel
will be giver, on F rid a y even- M,8R c » * ra y an d a t every service th e !
o u r n atio n al indoor gam e, a p air of Ink, J a n u a r jA l2 _ A d v .
a lta r h as been flll^t with s e e k « ,,
'
H iillesi Inolrnnient«.
•ix es Is not considered m u th of a
A good P ack a rd O rgan. $50 nlano
hand, b ut th e affair arra n g e d by the
a ssista n t In ¿he evan g elistic q u a rte re d oak finish. »136.
»■ you want it— Want ad. It.
oak finish, $125.
cam paign
Besides be.. ,f . ch arm in g
J. E METZGER.
I
,O b -
Let me dem onstrate it and be convinced
M l l r t î o r '1“ " " ' ° r r e n t
be «‘ U’ e r« l and
FLOYD L. MACK
Get Your Favorite Daily with the O u tl¿¿k 7Ñ ^
What y o u -7 7 ^ T you want „¡1. «
Mn'er- ‘h*