T W IC E
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 12, NO. 101
GRESHAM NOW HAS
COMMERCIAL CLUB;
WANTS NEW SLOGAN
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1»23
DATA GIVEN ON COST OF PRODUCING
RED RASPBERRIES IN YAKIMA VALLEY
UOMMERUIAL CLUB
ASKS FOR SLOGAN
A brig h t new five d o llar bill is
h u n g up as a prize to th e person
who suggests to th e G resham Com­
m ercial club th e best sen tim en t for
a slogan for th e com m unity.
A nother c risp five d o llar bill will
go to th e person su b m ittin g a
sk etch of th e m ost accep tib le de­
sign, or em blem , em bodying th e
o u tstan d in g fea tu re s of th e locality,
in d u stria lly o r scenically, o r both,
w hich can be used on club o r b u si­
ness sta tio n e ry or on clu b pub­
licity.
A nyone m ay en ter th is com petion.
G resham has some good a rtists.
Now's th e tim e to get busy. Ad­
d ress all com m unications to S ecre­
ta ry of Com m ercial club, L. A. W al-
rad , before M arch 26, 1923.
STATE LEADER
VISITS MANY
GIRLS CLUBS
A leaflet h as been tu rn e d over to th e to d ep reciate th e in v estm en t in th e for th e y ear s services on a te n -a cre
Outlook
by th e m an ag er of th e B erry buildings, posts, w ire, can es and field tra c t of >720. We believe th a t th is is
T he nam e of G resham Com m ercial
G row ers com pany in w hich is given equipm ent from th e beginning to th e a proper ch arg e a g a in st th e cost of
T he w ork of re-o rg an izing and
club w as adopted a t la st n ig h t's m eet­
end of th e te n th y ear, a t w hich tim e
th e estim ated cost of p roducing one th e posts w ill have ro tte d off, th e w ire production, w hich m eans >72 per acre
form ing new sew ing and cookery
p
er
year
in
addition
to
th
e
ac
tu
al
ing to ta k e th e place of a ll other pound of b erries in th e P u y allu p v al­
clubs for th is y ear has ju st been com ­
will be tw o -th ird s ex h au sted .-ind the h and labor if h ired and paid for, or
nam es by w hich th e business m en's ley. T his co n tain s so m uch in fo rm a­ b uildings w o rth less th a n w hen co n ­ rendered by him self.
pleted in th is p a rt of th e county. Miss
tion th o u g h t to be of valu e to the stru cted . F o r th is p u rp o se th e life
No account Is ta k en Into co n sid era­
o rganization h as been designated.
H elen Cow gill, a s sista n t sta te club
of th e b uildings is estim ated a t 20 tio n for a home, b arn s, or o u tb u ild ­
leader, h as been a ssistin g Miss E thel
A com m ittee is w orking on a re v is­ b erry g ro w ers of th is section in m a k ­ years, th e b erry w ire at 12)4 y ea rs, ings on th e ten ac re s except c ra te and
ing estim ates of th e cost of raisin g and th e c a rrie rs and Held equipm ent picking sheds an d q u a rte rs for the
C alkins, co u n ty clu b leader in follow ­
ion of th e by-law s to include a w ider
b e rrie s h ere th a t rea d ers a re given at four years. U nder th is assu m p tio n , ! pickers.
ing up th is work. Miss Cowgill spent
scope of w ork th a n herato fo re c a rrie d th e benefit of it. T he follow ing a rtic le th e g ro w er is en titled to th e follow ing ! All costs h erein su b m itted a re re-
th e day of F e b ru a ry 12 in th is county
j duced to a u n it of one ac re and finally
does not apply directly to th is section I d ep reciatio n P{ r a n n u m :
and th en re tu rn e d ag ain for th e w eek
T he re p o rts of com m ittees show ed as conditions h ere a re som ew hat dif- B uildings .............................................. 5% I to one pound of b erries.
beginning F eb ru ary 19 and ending
P o sts ..................................................... 10%
Based on 6000 Pounds Yield.
the p lans for th e fa rm e rs ’ b anquet fe re n t b ut m ay be used as a b asis in W ire ........................................................ 8%
F eb ru ary 26. She w as able to give
FA
IR
V
IE
W
G
IRL
Our estim ate is based on a p ro d u c­
had been very su ccessfully ca rrie d w orking out a cost reco rd th a t w ill P icking c a rrie rs and field equip
lead ers and club m em bers som e v alu ­
tion
of
6,000
pounds
of
b
e
rrie
s
per
CO
M
PLETES
WORK
m
e
n
t
..................................................
25%
out. A reso lu tio n of th a n k s to all i apply to local conditions.
able help by show ing them w hat kind
T h at m an labor
em ployed by th e
a re also su b m ittin g a cost
w ho had assisted in any w ay w as
T he ,an d ,n th e G, esham d lstrlc t ,g farm
Miss M arjorie M ollar of F airview is of w ork is expected of them . She
er is w orth at least 35c p er hour, I ‘‘' 11g„r ? W8r
who
^ f 8 fr° m
P! S.8 „ ? 2 i . ^ . 8! Cr! ‘ary. Wa! inS‘rUCt' valued at aro u n d >400 at, a c re in ­ and a m an and one horse, w ith eith er I31’"P°°, P° h Pf
,»° ' ? Pf° Un<l8
,
...
pe r acr6i base(j Upon tb e cost of p ro ­ th e first club m em ber in th is p a rt of c a rrie s sam ples of sew ing, sim ple
ed to com m unicate th is fact to all o u t­
stead of >800 as in th e P u y allu p v a l­ plow or c u ltiv a tin g tools, is w o rth 75c duction as outlined. In o th e r w ords th e county to com plete her w ork th is stitch e s an d m any a rtic le s th a t prove
side of G resham .
per hour.
if our estim ate is based upon a 6,000 year. She is a m em ber of th e F air- to be a g re a t aid in helping te ac h ers
W ith th e adoption of th e new nam e I le y / T he b erry yield h ere is co n ­
Allowance for Labor Costs.
pound yield, and a gro w er only p ro ­ view Cookery club. She not only has and m em bers to u n d ersta n d w h at the
servativ ely estim ated a t 4000 pounds
th e club w an ts a su itab le slogan and
T h at th e ow ner of th e land should duces half th a t q u an tity , his cost per m et all of the req u irem en ts in the req u irem en ts are.
to th e a c re w hile in P u y allu p the
be expected to ren d e r 300 days s e r­ pound will be v ery m uch h ig h er. On
an em blem or le tte rh e ad design, re p ­
yield is said to be as high as 8000 vice, eig h t h o u rs each, on his own th e other hand, a gro w er producing cookery p ro ject but has alre ad y h an d ­
T h e sew ing clu b g irls displayed
rese n tin g th e chief in d u strie s or a t ­
pounds to th e ac re w ith an av erag e farm and to deduct from his estim ated 8,000 pounds per a c re in stead of 6,000 ed in all of h er rep o rts.
th e ir w ork. It w as inspected by Miss
tra c tio n s of th e locality. A prize of
sa la ry of >125 per m onth th e sam e pounds w ill have a low er cost per
yield of 6000 pounds to th e acre.
Miss M ollar is 10 y ea rs old. She Is Cowgill and found to be very s a tis ­
>5 w as offered for th e best slogan and
ra te per h o u r th a t it would be n eces­ pound. E very gro w er should carefu lly th e d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. John factory. E n th u siasm w as good in all
T
he
re
p
o
rt
is
dated
Ja
n
u
a
ry
1,
1923,
>5 for th e best em blem atic o r illu s tr a ­
sa ry to pay if he em ployed a farm m easu re his acreag e of C u th b ert red
hand to do th e w ork. T his m eans th a t ra sp b e rrie s and keep an a c c u ra te re c ­ M ollar. Mrs. M ollar Is an en th u sia s- ! of th e clubs visited w ith the exception
tiv e design. T his ofTer is open for a and is a s follow s:
T h ere has alw ays been an d alw ays th e g ro w er should deduct from his ord of the pro d u ctio n each y ear, and tic clu b w o rk er and th e d a u g h te r's of th e P leasan t View com m unity. Tho
m onth.
T hose subm itted will be
. , , ,
,
w ill be an honest difference of opin- an n u a l sa la ry >780 to cover th e ac tu a l th is will give him an a c c u ra te cost of splendid success In club w ork is club leader in th a t d istric t moved
judged by a com m ittee of the club at ion as to th e cost of p roduction of th e hand labor th a t he re n d e rs to th e production per pound of his crop. The larg ely due to th e m o th e r's influence, i aw ay sh o rtly a fte r th e club w as or-
its n ext re g u la r m eeting, M arch 26. bush b erry crop, an d esp ecially so as farm , w hich should be deducted from m ark etin g agencies, o r th e can n in g
It is th e re su lt of th o ro u g h coopera- ganlzed. A to u r w as m ade of the
Anyone, young or old. m em ber of club betw een th e ta n n e r and th e grow er. his to tal sa la ry of >1,500 per annum com panies m ake re tu rn s based upon
or not, m ay p a rtic ip a te in the contest T hl, canllpr has alw ays ex p ressed a on a te n -a c re tra c t, w hich m eans >150 th e num ber of pounds received, th e re ­ tio n of m o th er and d au g h ter. Many com m unity but not a sin g le person
____ ..
,
. .
,
desire to tre a t th e g ro w er fairly and per ac re per year. A fter deducting fo re it should be an easy m a tte r to people do not realiv e th e Im portance could be found w ho w as in te reste d
and m ore th a n one design o r slogan on the o th e r hand, th e g ro w er is in ­ th e >780, it leaves a b alan ce due him keep books on th e cost of production. of th e cooperation of th e p are n ts in | enough to c a rry on th e work.
m ay be subm itted by an individual, te re ste d in th e success of th e can n er.
club w ork. T he lack of th is hacking
A feeling ot indifference to th is
ESTIMATED
COST
FIRST YEAR OPERATIONS PER ACRE
T h e slogan m ay be com bined w ith th e as th e c a n n e r’s success re g u la te s to a , . .
. _
.
.
is a h in d ran ce to m any ch ild ren and w o rk seem s to prevail in th e P lea san t
very
larg
e
degree
the
success
of
th
e
1
»'•parution
ot
Ground
and
Planting:
p ictu re. A rough sketch, show ing the
grow er, th e re fo re th e n ecessity of P low 'n g . discing, h a rro w in g —Man an d T eam —T otal 15 h o u rs a t >1.00
is th e d irect cau se of m any failu res.
View com m unity according to Miss
idea intended, w ill be accepted. Ad­ harm onio u s and cooperative dealings | _p er per h o hour
u r . . . 2 . . ............. ....................................................................................... > 15.00
L ast y ear th is valian t club m em ber C alkins, tin e boy living th e re w as
P lan ts, 2,500 a t >5.00 p e r M .. .........................................................................
d ress all com m unications to S ecretary betw een th e two.
12.50
P lan tin g , labor, T o tal 16 h o u rs a t 35c........................................................
5.60 finished th e w ork su ccessfu lly in tw o said to be e n th u sia stic but because of
L eslie W alrad.
In o rd er to g et th e g ro w er in te re s t­ C
clubs, sew ing and cooking. H er ac- j la rk of su p p o rt he h as finally been
are of P la n ts —
ed in a s c e rta in in g th e a c tu a l cost of
T
h
ree
hoeings,
labor,
T
o
tal
60
h
o
u
rs
at
35c..................................................
21.00
com
p lish m en ts a re being held up as a won over to th e side of indifference
GEO- II. MANSFIELD TO
production, a com m ittee of re p re se n ­
Ten cu ltiv a tio n s d u rin g year, m an and horse, T otal 25 h ours a t 75c.
18.75 sta n d a rd for o th e r ch ild ren to p attern also. “T hese people a re bound to
SPE A K AT M E E T IN G S ta tiv e g ro w ers w as called to g e th er for P o sts an d W ire—
th e purp o se of c itlin in g th e av erag e 160 p o sts a t 15c
from .
w ake up som e day to th e rea liza tio n
24.00
of w hat they a re m issin g b ut it Is
Geo. H. Mansfield, presid en t of the a c tu a l cost, as n early as it can be
Club
I
n Wide Awake.
14.00
done, or the production of the berry i i l i "
“ b° “r* « « * .................
S ta te F arm B ureau, is to be one of th e
T he F airview Cookery club of w hich hoped th a t th a t tim e w ill not be so far
16.75
, h , t th e c a n n e r,
g re a t.y
7
^
.35 Miss M arjorie M ollar is a m em ber Is a d istan t th a t it w ill be im possible for
m ain sp e ak e rs a t a se ries of F arm
. . . .,
..
„
L abor in sta llin g w ire, T o ta l 20 h o u rs at 35c.....................
7.00 wide aw ak e club not only individually them to catch up w ith th e re st of the
B ureau m eetings w hich a re to be held
'Y.1' 1.. tb 's idea in view, Mr. H en ry | B alance of incom e due g ro w e r for serv ices, per acre
72.00
in som e of th e d istric ts su rro u n d in g Huff, D istric t H o rtic u ltu ra l Commis- T axes, one y ea r .......................................................................
10.00 but as a club. T he leader, Miss E dna county," said Miss C alkins. All of
G resham beginning T h u rsd ay evening, sioner, was req u ested to call a m eet-
B uchner, is a fo rm er O klahom a club ttie o th e r d istric ts a re going ahead
P ro g ram s of F arm B ureau w ork for ' ng a t b *8
ce *,r re p re se n ta tiv e
216.95 m em ber. She und her p a re n ts huve w ith long strid e s and th e re is no
.,
.
,,, .
, g row ers of th e W ashington B erry In te re s t on above costs. >216.95. 6Mo. a t 7 % ........
7.59 recen tly moved to F airview . W hile in doubt h ut w h at th ey will all be th e re
th e com ing year w ill be discussed, (¡row ers and of th e P u y allu p & Sum - In te re s t on land investm ent, >800 a t 7 % , 1 y ear.
56.00
An effort is also being m ade to form , n er F ru it G row ers A ssociation, w ith Add o rig in a l v alu e of la n d ..........................................
800.00 club w ork iu h e r "home sta te , Miss for th e flnishing-up-tim e w hich com es
a pool for p u rch a sin g clover and g ra ss i 'h e re s u lt th a t th e com m ittee selected
B uchner won first prize in h er county every fall. T hese d u b m em bers who
seed and it w ill be ta k e n up a t th ese ' onsiste<1 of Mr. Huff, actin g as ch a ir-
T otal Inv estm en t end of first y e a r ............................................................ >1 080.54 on cooking, and because of th is score, have w orked d u rin g th e y ear can th en
au
. m an ; Mr. E. C. O rton, p resid e n t of
SECOND YEAR OPERATIONS.
m ade a trip to th e boys' an d g irls’ b rea th e a happy sigh and say to th e m ­
m eetings. All farm ers a re inv.ted to lh e W ashington G row ers; Mr. E. N. Operating Costs—
com e and bring th e ir fam ilies w ith Sm ith, a well know n g ro w er and F ertilizatio n
sta te fa ir cam p. She exhibited a t th e selves “Well done."
them . F ollow ing is th e list of th e \ m em ber of th e W ashington B erry as-
Miss Cowgill and Miss C alkins m et
s ta te fa ir th a t sam e y ear and received
F ive to n s g reen sheep m a n u re, o r equivalent, d istrib u ted in field
m eetings to be held:
jso c ia tio n ; Mr. L. M. H atch, C harles
at >7.50 per to n ................................................................................................>
th e G resham clu b s la st T h ursday
37.50 fo u rth prize on bread.
T h u rsd ay evening, M arch 1, 8 p. m., 1 W ' O rton and W' H ^ « » » w n u s , of th e
500 pounds C om m ercial F e rtiliz e r d istrib u ted In field a t 3c per lb
15.00
Miss B uchner is im p a rtin g som e of m orning. They atten d ed th e W ash­
I P uyallu p & S um ner F ru it G row ers Two plow ings, m an and h orse. T otal 16 h ours a t 75c...............................
12.00 h er en th u siasm to h er club g irls this in g to n 's b irth d ay assem bly and then
P le a sa n t V alley g range hall.
! association.
Rem oval su rp lu s can es and tra in in g d u rin g ea rly sp rin g labor, T otal
S atu rd ay evening, M arch 3, 8 p. m.,
Report Is Preliminary.
60 h o u rs a t 35c..................................................................................................
21.00 y ear. She has nine m em bers an d it Is asked th e club m em bers if they would
W hile th e re p o rt is su b je ct to r e ­ T en cu ltiv atio n s, m an an d horse. T otal 25 h ours a t 75c...........................
L ynch schoolhouse.
18.75 th e ir aim to have th e first d u ll In th is be w illing to rem ain for a sh o rt tim e
vision an d should only be considered T h ree hoeings, labor, T otal 60 h ours a t 35c................................................
18.75 p a rt of tile county to com plete Its a fte r school had been dism issed to d is­
; as p relim in ary w ork, yet it w ill s ta r t L abor rem oving su rp lu s su c k ers d u rin g grow ing season, T otai
PRODUCTS COMPANY
work. T he g irls a re p lan n in g to hold cu ss d u ll work. Both g irls and boys
| th e g row ers th in k in g and w orking out
10 h o u rs a t 35c..................................................................................................
3.50
HAS NEW MANAGER w hat they believe to be th e ir a c tu a l T ra in in g g row ing canes, labor, T otal 10 h ours a t 35c.............................
a
sp ecial event a fte r they have com ­ gladly consented. Much en th usiasm
3.50
| cost of production. No tw o g ro w ers H arv estin g
pleted th e ir w ork w hich is to be w as show n and th e re Is no doubt hut
H. J. F lesch er rec en tly from Boise, have like conditions to w ork under.
P ick in g 50 cra te s, estim ated 1,000 pounds, a t 75c p er c ra te
know n as M other’s Day. T he date w h at G resham w ill go "over the to p ”
Idaho, was m ade general m anager of T he soil will differ, th e d rain a g e w ill
(E xcessive cost of pick in g due to sm all crop second y e a r ) ...........
37.50 lias not yet been definitely se t b u t oil th is y ear in d u b work.
differ,
th
e
fro
st
b
elt
m
ay
in
te
rfe
re
H au lin g b e rrie s to receiv in g sta tio n , 1,000 a t 14 c ...............................
th e P ack P ro d u cts com pany a t a m eet­
2.50 th a t day th e m o th ers a re to be invited
m ore w ith one th a n w ith an o th er, and
Y ard su p erv isio n and atten d a n ce , secu rin g p ick ers, tra n sp o rtin g
ing of th e stockholders held la st S a t­ of g re a te st im p o rtan ce is th e g ro w er
p ick ers, wood, w ate r re n t, and o th e r overhead item s a t lc p er lb
10.00 to com e and see the club extiibits of H IG H M U S IC A L ( LI IIS
u rday. Mr. F leisch er Is en th u sia stic himself. One grow er w ill m ak e good To cover
incom e of g ro w er for s e rv ic e s ........................................................
W IL L (JIV E PRO GR AM
72.00 b read an d he p rese n t a t th e bread
over th e m a n u factu re of th is new w here an o th e r w ill fail, b u t b ear in , T axes, one year
10.00 ludging contest.
G resham product alread y fairly well m ind, th is re p o rt does not in ten d to I
T he m usical o rg an izatio n s of the
It is also of in te re st to n o te th a t
fix th e cost of production fo r every j
264.25
high school w ill give a p rogram on
know n as “ Yankee Freeze.” H e says
grow er, b u t on th e o th e r hand, each L ess value 1,000 pounds b e rrie s estim ated at 10c pound
100.00 th is cooking club w as led la st y ear by F rid ay evening of th is week in th e
th e prospects for business are excellent. grow er can ta k e th e figures co n tain ed I
________
Miss M arg aret Jo n a s who w as fo rm e r­
A ccording to Mr. Fleischer, th e G resh­ herein and w ork out his own problem Net loss from o p eratio n second y ear to be added to Investm ent
> 164 25 ly a su ccessfu l club m em ber. It is gym nasium w hich p rom ises to he one
of th e rea l tr e a ts of th e season. Tho
am p lant will be in full w orking order so as to asce rta in th e re su lts he is | A dditional Fixed In v estm en t R equired Second Y e a r -
becom ing q u ite a com m on th in g f ir glee clubs have been u n d er the in ­
securing.
i O ne-half c ra te shed per a c re a t >60.00......................................................
30.00
n o t la te r th a n M arch 5.
clu b m em bers to becom e leaders stru ctio n of Miss D orothy Dickey and
Land and Labor Vaine B asis.
P ic k e rs’ q u a rte rs w ith eq u ip m en t of stoves, benches, ta b les bunks
T he stockholder's m eeting held S a t­
T he basic figures used for com put-
to ilets and In stallin g w ater, accom m odations for 6 to « 'p ic k e rs
w hich proves th a t d u b w ork tra in s th e o rc h e stra u n d er th e direction of
|
occupying tw o a p a rtm e n ts, p er a c r e .....................
250 00 for le ad ersh ip first in club w ork and W illiam R u therford. Follow ing is the
u rd ay was a special one called for th e Ing th e cost a re as follow s:
T
h
a
t
u
n
p
lan
ted
P
u
y
allu
p
valley
|
20
picking
c
a
rrie
rs
,
com
plete
a
t
50c
p rogram :
purpose of electing a new board of di­
10.00 in o th e r e n te rp rise s as well.
land su itab le for the g row ing of In te re s t—
M arch of th e C adets (A sh er)—O r­
rectors as th e com pany is being te-or- C u th b ert red ra sp b e rrie s is reaso n -
On ad d itio n al second y ear in v estm en t, loss on o p eratio n >164.25
ch e stra.
ganized. T he five new ly elected d i­ ably w orth >890 per acre.
buildings and c a rrie rs >290.00, T otal 454.26 a t 7% for 9 m onths
23.85 I U A DI EN’ All» W IL L
M orning In v itatio n (V eazle)—Com­
T h a t if th e gro w er p u rch a ses ten On in v estm en t at end of first y ear, >1,080.54 at 7% one y e a r ...............
recto rs a re W. A. S m ith of P ortland,
75 64
bined Glee Clubs
H
O
LD
A
N
N
U
A
L
BA
ZA
A
R
ac
res
of
land
a
t
a
to
ta
l
cost
of
>8,000,
Depreciation-
E. A. Pack of G resham , W. E. Lewis of
T ubal Cain ( F e a ris )— Boys' Glee
he is en title d to 7 per cen t in te re st on
T h e L adies' Aid society of the Club.
G resham , W. A. E rw in of K nappa. Ore- th e investm ent, for th e reaso n th a t he On posts, in v estm en t .................................................. > 38.00 @ 1 0 % >3.80
On w ire, in v estm en t .................................................... 24.10 @ 8% 1.93
W hen th e Leaves A re T u rn in g Gold
M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch w ill hold
could loan th e >8,000 on first class On b u ild in g s 3-5 of y e a r ..................................................280.00 @ 5% RAO
, /n, and H. J. Fleischer.
S ex tet from , L u cia” (D o n izetti)—
Its a n n u a l b azaar a t th e g ran g e hall G irls’ Trio.
A t th e close of the stockholder’s | m ortgage se cu rity th a t w ould pay him On c a rrie rs , in v estm en t .............................................. 10.00 @ 25% 2.60
7 p er ce n t in te rest. T h at th e gro w er
> 16.63 next T h u rsd ay aftern o o n and ev en ­
m eeting th e executive board w ent Into is en titled to add all costs of p re p a r­
Two W hite H orses, Old Slave Song
— Boys' Q uartet.
special session and appointed H. J. ing. p la n tin g , in sta llin g p o sts and A dditional in v estm en t d u rin g second y e a r ....................................................> 570.37! ing, Marcli 1.
(a) A Legend of V arsovie (A shton),
T he b az aa r will be u n u su ally at-
F leisch er m anager and W. E. Lew is j w ires, and su itab le b erry sheds, and In v estm en t a t first year .................................................................1,080^54
(b) T he Two Clocks (R o g e rs)—G irls’
q
u
a
rte
rs
for
th
e
pickers,
to
th
e
o
rig
i­
T
otal
Many
a
rtic
le
s
suit-
in v estm en t at end of Second Year per ac re
>1 650 91 ' ra <'tive tills year. J
secretary -treasu rer.
Glee Club.
nal land investm ent and to receive 7
YEAR (IE AVERAGE PRODI ( TION BETWEEN......................
ab le for b irth d a y
(a) T he C lim ate (S tev en s).
(b)
per cent th ereo n . T his r e tu rn to th e
THIRD AND TENTH YEARS.
(College S ong)—
rnent p resen ts, and g ifts for th e Ju n e Vive L ’A rm our
i l l K ERS ENJOY
grow er is en tirely indep en d en t of his Operation Costs Per Acre—
bride will be on sale, beginning at { rpMbm an Boys Q u artet
WEEKLY OUTING | farm operatio n s o r his own tim e.
F ertilizatio n
(W illiam s).
2 :30 p. m.
lA rb o ard
W atch
To su ccessfu lly o p era te ten ac re s of
Five to n s green sheep m an u re, or equivalent, d istrib u ted In field
(b) H ark ! I H ear
Voice— Boys’
A dozen e n th u sia stic h ik e rs jo in ­ b erries th e gro w er m u st be on th e job
a t >7.50 ............................................................................................................. j 37 60
T he Queen E sth e rs will have a can- Boys’ Glee Club.
ed in th e w eekly outing of th e all th e tim e d u rin g th e e n tire year,
500 lbs. Com m ercial F e rtilizer d istrib u ted In field i& 3c per lb ..
15.00 ’ dy booth w here all so rts of ta sty
King Cotton (S o u sa )—O rch estra.
G resham as y esterd ay from 5 to 6. and for th is tim e, covering th e w ork Rem oval of old can es and train in g , labor. T otal 60 h ours @ 3 5 c ....
21.00 ■ home m ade candy w ill be offered.
(a , K entucky Babe (O eibel). (b) My
T he tram p w as m ade to n ea r th e he does on th e farm , plus th e p la n ­ Two plow ings, man and h orse, T otal 16 hours Sv 75c...............................
12.00
top of G resham B utte. Sm all snow
T he d in n er w ill be served from 5:30 G ran d m a's Advice (A nnotiym ous)—
ning of th e m a rk e tin g and th e g en ­ Ten cu ltiv a tio n s, m an and horse, T otal 25 ho u rs (1 75c
18.75
G irls’ Glee Club.
b an k s w ere still in evidence along era l supervision, he is en titled to an T h ree hoeings, labor, T otal 60 h ours Ift 35c.......................
on.
T he m enu Is as follow s:
21.00
In Spain (DI C h ia ra )—Com bined
th e cu ts but th e budding sh ru b b ery average sa la ry of >125 per m onth or Removal su c k e rs d u rin g grow ing season, labor. T otal 10 h o u rs © 35c
R oast Beef, Brown G ravy
Glee Clubs.
3.50
b ore signs of ap proaching spring.
>1,500 per year, w hich is >150 per T rain in g grow ing canes, labor, T otai 10 h ours W 35 c...................
3.50 M ashed P o tato es
S trin g Beans
T h is was the fifth w eekly hike of acre.
H arv estin g crop 6,000 pounds p er ac re
Every person w hose g ro ss incom e
th is new ly form ed rec re atio n club
P
erfectio
n
Saiad
Pickles
It is estim ated th a t th e profitable
P ick in g 6,000 pounds @ 214c p er p o u n d ................................................
150 00
of w hich Alice R oberts is president production life of th e C u th b ert red H auling to receiving sta tio n 6000 lbs. Ci 14c per p o u n d . . . . . . . . . . .. i ,
lo r 1922 was >5,000 or over m u st file
Jelly
15.00
and A nna B rugger is se cretary . ra sp b e rry field is ten years from th e Yard su pervision and atten d a n ce , secu rin g p ick ers, tra n sp o rtin g
a re tu rn , re g a rd le ss of th e am o u n t of
H ot Rolls and R u tter
T h ere a re no special qualifications date ot plan tin g , th a t th e first y ear of
th
e n et income. If a h usband and wife
pick ers, wood, w ater re n t, and o th e r overhead expenses @ lc per
B anana Cream Pie
Coffee
fo r m em bership except to “come the plan tin g , th e re w ill be no re tu rn s,
pound 6000 pounds ifi l c .................................................................
living to g e th er have an ag g reg ate
60.00
alo ng.'' leaving th e lib ra ry prom ptly du rin g th e second year a yield of To cover incom e of g ro w er for serv ice« .................'\
An
a
ttra
c
tiv
e
program
of
m
usic,
.. ” ’ .. ” ” '
72.00
a t 5 Mondays.
1,000 pounds per ac re at th e estim ated T axes one y ea r ......................... ...................
read in g s, etc., h as been a rra n g e d to g ro ss income of >5,000 or m ore, se p ar-
10.00 begln
L onger hikes a re planned and oc- • value of 10 cen ts ner pound and from
a t 7:15, w hich will be as fol- I a te r ”tu rr"'
a J°lnt r e tu rn may be
casio n ally an evening lunch a t one I th e th ird to th e te n th years, inclusive.
low s: reading, Mrs. E. IL K elly ; «olo, ]
of th e beauty spots hereabouts.
In
te
re
s
t—
................................*
th e re should be eight fu ll crops,
T he p resid e n t w ill, be the leader w hich th e com m ittee estim ates a t an
Sheet Muslr.
On av erag e Investm ent 3d to 10th years. >1304.75 @ 7% . . . .
> 91 33 L eslie W alrad; duet. M yrtle R u sh er
n ex t Monday. She w ill tell an In­ averag e of 6,000 pounds per acre.
and D oris Z im m erm an; ex ercise by
We a re c a rry in g a full line of all
In v estm en t at beginning of th ird y e a r ................................... >1650 91
te re stin g sto ry and everyone p a r­
Depreciation Is targe.
In v estm en t a t end of te n th year equal« value of u n p lan ted
pupils of th e G resham g rad e school; tb ,‘ la te st p o p u lar songs In sheet
tic ip a tin g is asked to re la te a n a ­
T h a t if th e life of th e field is ten
land >800.00 p lu s salvage value of buildings. 57% of
■( k • • I 1
Hoy a piece, tak e it home and
violin
solo, Miss N orm a Lee p —*
tu r e fact.
y e ? “s. it Is n ecessary an d only fair
>280.00 o r >159.60 ............................................................................. 959 60
' 1 if you do not like It b rin g It back and
solo,
Guy
D.
Jones.
A verage investm ent. >1,304.75
' ex change It. Guy D. Jo n es, Jew eler.
Musicale
By High School Orchestra and Glee Clubs
FRIDAY, MARCH 2, at 8 p. nt.
U. H. S. Gymnasium
Admission 35c
No Reserved Seats
D epreciation on in v estm en t from beginning th ird year
to end of ten th y ear >651.31 (>1650.91 less >959 6 0 )...........................
C harge off ’4 to each crop
86 41
CONCERT A N D DANCE
In the Fairview City Hall
Total ( ost of Producing Crop—
I Cost per pound, 6.000 pound crop, per a c r e ............................. • 1028c
Using foregoing figures an d m aking proper changes to c o rrec t picking.
1 h au lin g and field su pervision and picking, overhead costs, o th e r costs re-
! m aining su b sta n tia lly th e sam e, th e follow ing re su lts will be arriv ed at for
crops, of different am o u n ts per acre
Crops I.ks Per Arre
3000 lbs.
40O0 lbs.
5000 lbs.
6000 lbs.
7000 lbs.
8000 lb«.
Total lo st
>504.49
541 99
579 49
<16.99
654.49
691 99
per Lb.
16.82c
13 72c
11 55c
1« 28c
9.35c
8.65<
SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH 3
Given by S eatej Concert Company
Program of piano, cornet, violins, saxophones, songs,
readings and cartoons.
AtKplees Enlrvlew Eire Department.
P ro g ram will « ta rt a t 8 o’clock.
(dmlsslon. Adults 36 C ents
D ancing 9:30 to 12
Children Iti Cents