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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
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RAY L. WOOLLEY, M an ag er
W e a re so rry some of o u r m em bers
h av e been incon v en ien ced re c e n tly
by h a v in g th e ir pow er c u t off. J u s t
a w ord of e x p la n a tio n : T h e c o n tra c t­
o r w ho is b u ild in g o u r ex ten sio n to
th e W h e a tla n d d is tric t is now w ork
in g on som e of o u r live lines. D u rin g
th e tim e th a t he is w o rk in g on th ese
lin es it w ill be n ecessary fo r u s to
c u t off th e energ y , especially in th e
S tan field , C olum bia, E cho an d N olin
d is tric ts , from 8 :3 0 a. m. to 1 1 :1 5
a. m. I t w ill be tu rn e d on a g a in from
1 1 :1 5 a. m. to 1 2 :1 5 p. m. and th e n
it w ill be tu rn e d off a g a in b etw een
th e h o u rs of 1 2 :1 5 p. m. to 5 :0 0 p.
m. T h is w ill be c u t to a m in im u m
an d w ill n o t occur every day. Only
w h ile it is n ecessary to w ork alo n g
lin e s th a t a re now in serv ice — n o t
ev ery day, p e rh a p s in ab o u t a n o th e r
5 o r 6 days.
I t is very im p o rta n t t h a t we read
th e m eters an d reco rd th e re a d in g s
on th e c a rd s se n t to you fo r th a t p u r­
pose on th e sam e day you receiv e th e
card. Do n o t leave th e card lay a b o u t
fo r a day o r tw o . Do it im m ed iately
a f te r you receive th e card . I t is th e
o ne w ho does n o t read it im m ed iate­
ly w ho causes all th e e x tra cost, not
th o se w ho do. So, you w ho have fa il­
ed to read y o u r m eters th is m o n th ,
please m ake a special e ffo rt Jto tak e
r a r e of it p ro p e rly th e n e x t tim e th e
card is se n t to you.
Som e of us have n o t q u ite u n d e r­
stood how to read o u r m eters an d re ­
cord it on th e card . If you w ill p ro ­
ceed a s follow s you w ill have no d if­
ficu lty . E ach c irc u la r d iag ram on th e
card re p re se n ts one d ial o n th e m e­
te r ex cep tin g th e h an d s w hich a re
not show n. You a re to d raw in th e
h a n d s as th e y a p p e a r w hen you look
a t it.
B egin w ith th e one on th e rig h t
as you face th e m e te r; locate th e
position of its h an d on th e d ial. If
it is betw een 5 an d 6 for exam ple,
place your pencil p o in t on th e d o t in
th e c e n te r of th e d ia l on th e card
an d d raw a s t r a ig h t lin e to th e o u t­
side of th a t circle in th e sam e place
betw een 5 an d 6 as it a p p e a rs on th e
d ial. Do n o t d raw th e lin e d ire c tly
to a fig u re u n less th e h an d on the
m e te r p o in ts th ere. Look closely.
,
A fte r you hav e done th is for th e
firs t d ia l on th e rig h t, do th e sam e
th in g for th e n ex t d ial to th e left.
C o n tin u e u n til you have com pleted
a ll fo u r dials. T hen w rite dow n th e
d a te you re a d th e m eter an d th e n
y o u r nam e u n d e rn e a th on th e lin e
provided. If you have tw o m eter3,
y o u r card w ill hav e tw o sets of d ia-
g ram s, one fo r each m eter.
SEED FLAX AS CASH
CROP DISCUSSED
CANNING SCHEDULE
AN "IN S ID E " STORY
M eet an d sq u ash w ill be can n ed
By Aa R. M ayne
on F rid a y , Nov. 10, in th e m orn in g .
O th er p ro d u cts can n ed by special a r ­
OREGON DAIRY COUNCIL
ra n g e m e n t.
T h ere a re a few can s in th e sto re
room w h ich sh o u ld be ta k e n o u t to
N early 100 p er cen t o f all babies
avoid h a v in g to pay sto ra g e on them .
have p erfect te e th , b u t five o r six
H ERM ISTO N CO-OP. CAN NERY
y e a rs la te r w hen th e babies have
g ro w n to be “ firs t
g ra d e rs ” a t
Closing Hours Announced
New clo sin g h o u rg h av e been a n ­ school, 90 p er c e n t of th ese c h ild ren
cario u s
teeth .
n ounced by th e F a rm B u reau Coop­ h av e one or m ore
e ra tiv e w hich w ill close a t 5 :0 0 p. M others la m e n t th e cav ities, of
m. and th e In lan d C o o p erativ e w hich course, an d say th ey “ c a n n o t u n d e r­
w ill close a t 5 :3 0 . T hese h o u rs a re sta n d i t ” , p ro te s tin g th a t “ he a l ­
effectiv e a t once. P a tro n s a re a sk ­ w ays bad th e best foods” .
Dr. M ary S w artz Rose re c en tly
ed to ta k e n o tice of th is ch an g e in
said th a t “ |ve m u st te s t d ie ts n o t by
th e clo sing hours.
w h a t is on th e m enu b u t by w h a t is
in th e c h ild .” O nly su ch a n e v alu a­
tio n can give a tr u e p ic tu re o f th e
re s u lts in h e a lth p ro te c tio n th a t can
be expected from a diet.
STATE FARM BUREAU
TO MEET NOV. 17-18
AT HOOD RIVER
F a rm . B u reau m em b ers of O regon
w ill be g iven an o p p o rtu n ity to h e a r
tw o n o tio n a lly k now n
a g ric u ltu ra l
lead e rs a t th e ir a n n u a l conven tio n
in Hood R iv er on N ovem ber 17 an d
18, acc o rd in g to a n n o u n c e m e n t m ade
by Mac H oke, P e n d leto n , p resid en t
of th e O regon F a rm B u reau F e d e ra ­
tio n .
S lated to a p p ear on th e O regon
F a rm B u reau co n v en tio n p ro g ram
a re R. W. B lack b u rn , se c re ta ry of
A m erican F arm B u reau F ed eratio n ,
an d Mrs. H en ry W. A h a rt, p resid en t
of th e A ssociated W om en
of th e
F a rm B u reau .
B oth B lack b u rn a n d Mrs. A h a rt
w ill a p p e a r a t sev eral sp o ts on th e
co n v en tio n a g en d a w ith th e se c re ta ­
ry listed as p rin c ip a l sp eak er a t th e
a n n u a l b a n q u e t on th e ev en in g of
N ovem ber 17. B la c k b u rn is expect-
ed to d e a l w ith m any of th e v ita l
problem s fa c in g fa rm e rs th ro u g h o u t
th e n a tio n a t p resen t an d w ill o u t­
lin e th e p ro g ram of th e F arm B u­
reau in. d e a lin g w ith th ese m atte rs.
FOR R EN T — B asem ent residence.
See R. L. K rau se, H erm isto n . 1 1 -lp
LOST— LARGE BU N D LE OF BALE
tie s on road th a t leads p a st Geo.
S trohm s, betw een h is house an d feed
canal bridge. L ib era l rew ard . W. W.
F elth o u se.
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FOR
SALE— W IN B SA P A PPLE S.
o rch ard ru n , 50c box, b rin g con­
ta in e rs.
Thos. C am pbell.
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FOR SALE— ALMOST N EW HAM-
m er m ill, w eighs 1030 lbs. Self
feeder. 'Sell cheap. Ed P ie rre , E u ­
gene ran ch . H erm isto n .
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FOR SALE— BLACK P IN E POLES,
14 to 18 ft., 10 to 12c each. W.
W. K ilcup, H erm isto n Ave.
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FOR SA LE OR TRA D E — SEV EN
acres c h e rrie s and a p ric o ts o rc h ­
ard , one m ile from T he D alles. Good
road close to school. All in fin e con­
d itio n . T w o -th ird s b e arin g , re m a in ­
d er too young. No b u ild in g s. F in e
view of city an d C olum bia riv er.
W ill tra d e for eq u al value in i r r i g a - !
ted land n e a r H erm iston. W rite a t
once. II. U. M artin , T he D alles, Ore'
gon.
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Cod liv er oil on th e p a n try shelf
does no t p ro te c t a g a in s t ric k e ts— it
m u st get in sid e th e baby before it
can help h is bones an d te e th to grow
s tr a ig h t, a n d if day a f te r day Jo h n n y
leaves h a lf of his m ilk in h is g lass FOR S A L E - 31 C H EV RO LET COUPE
he m ay n o t a c tu a lly g et en o u g h for
in excellent con d itio n . Also p ia ­
good g ro w th an d h e a lth , even th o u g h no, m ake bid. C all G orham store,
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m o th er buys a q u a rt each d ay for B oardm an.
him .
FOR SALE— A LL E N WOOD & COAL
C a v itie s in te e th m ay show w ith ­
c irc u la tin g h e a te r, 6-room size. S.
in a y ear o r so t h a t th e re is some
L. C arson, B u tte r C reek h ig h w ay .
k in d of deficien cy som ew here. B ut
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th e re m ay be o th e r deficien cies, too,
th e re s u lts of w h ich a re n o t so FOR R E N T — 9 A CR E PLA C E ONE
q u ick ly o r so read ily a p p a re n t.
m ile from H erm isto n , 5-room p las­
Dr. Rose urge3 th a t sp ecial a tt e n ­ tered house. Mrs. Iren e T ro y e r, 712
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tio n be placed on d ie ts ric h in c a l­ M ain S t., M ilton, Ore.
cium and iro n , a n d in v ita m in s A, B FOR SALE— 22 TONS O F GOOD
an d C. If en o u g h of th ese five es­
clean a lfa lfa h ay a t th e B ecker
s e n tia ls " g e t inside th e ch ild ” each ra n c h , 1 % m iles w est of Irrig o n .
day, it is q u ite lik ely th a t all o th e r
10-3C
food fac to rs— en erg y ,
p ro te in , and
o th e r m in e ra ls an d v ita m in s— w ill W A N T TO BUY— 6 TO 8 MO. OLD
be ad eq u a te ly p ro v id ed 'to o .'
h eifer calves. W rite O. L. S tra u g h -
10-6p
T h is m ean s th a t a d ish as com ­ a n , P en d leto n .
p lete as p re s e n t n u tr itio n know ledge
allo w s w ould
best pro m o te th e
h e a lth of th e te e th an d such w ould
in clu d e th e fo llo w in g :
M ilk: a q u a rt d aily fo r c h ild ren
an d a p in t or m ore fo r a d u lts.
A g rad e H o lstein cow from th e
V eg etab le: tw o o r m ore serv in g s
d a iry of L. W. Owen of P en d leto n d aily .
broke all reco rd s in th e U m atilla-
F r u its : tw o o r m ore se rv in g s d a i­
M orrow H erd Im p ro v em en t associa ly, one of c itru s fr u it or tom atoes.
tio n d u rin g th e last 297 days, ac
A rich so u rce of v ita m in D every
c o rd in g to W a lte r A. H o lt, co u n ty
day as cod liv er oil, v ita m in D m ilk.
a g en t.
Some foods th a t re q u ire chew ing
T he cow produced 9236 pounds of
in every m eal.
m ilk c o n ta in in g 445.4 pounds of b u t-
If m ilk is used for d rin k in g at
te r fa t in th a t period— th e 'la r g e s t to ­
ta l am o u n t of m ilk an d b q tte rfa t on | eac^ m eal, it is v ery easy to include
a q u a rt a d ay in th e c h ild ’s m eals
th e reco rd s of th e asso ciatio n
T h e asso ciatio n tested 368 cows an d a p in t o r m ore a d ay in th e
d u rin g S eptem ber, and th e to ta l a d l,D’a- H ow ever, m ilk used In cook
av erag e p ro d u ctio n - p er cow w as | in g h as !h e 8am e food v alu e as the
498.8 pounds of m ilk an d
24.64 m iIk we d r in k ' T be am o u n t of m ilk
pounds of b u tte rfa t.
F ifty -fo u r of used nlay easlly be in creased by m ak-
tb e cows produced m ore th a n 40 ■ln g m ilk d ish es, siich as m ilk pudd-
pounds
b u tte r f a t each d u rin g th e in g s’ cream soups and escalloped
'd ish es.
m onth.
T h e one th in g to rem em b er is th a t
m eals p lan n ed to in clu d e th e neces­
s a r y elem en ts for good h e a lth are
also best fo r b u ild in g sound teeth .
HOLSTEIN COW
SETS RECORDS
of
TRACTOR SHORT
COURSE AT O.S.C.
ADDED EVENTSLISTED
FOR CORN SHOW
NATION'S FOOD
' SUPPLIES ABUNDANT
D espite a te m p o ra ry m a rk e t flu r ­
ry a f t e r w ar w as declared, n a tio n a l
food supplies in alm o st a ll lin es in
th e U nited S ta te s a re a b u n d a n t, ac­
c o rd in g to a su m m ary received from
fed eral surces by Miss Lucy A. Case,
sp e c ia list in foods an d n u tr itio n for
th e O.S.C. extension seivice.
T h is
a b u n d a n c e ap p lies a lik e to su g a r
supplies, most k in d s of m eat, edible
fa ts an d oils, and fru its. W h ile su p ­
plies of d a iry p ro d u cts m ay be som e­
w h a t sm a lle r th a n fo r th e season
1938-39. per c a p ita supplies w ill be
la rg e r th a n in th e pre-depression
av erag e. T o tal o u tp u t of tru c k crops
for fresh m a rk e t sh ip m e n t is sm aller
th a n la st y ear but la rg e r th a n in any
o th e r re c e n t year.
NOTICE OF HEARING UPON
FINAL REPORT
For Easy,
Low-Cost Warmth
Burn
Gaseo Briquets
Five Important Points:
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4
5
A 100% p etro leu m fuel— ideal
(N o special eq u ip m en t needed)
H ig h est h e a t c o n te n t of an y
solid fuel.
No b a n k in g or sh ak in g . H old
fire all day or n ig h t.
No ashes or c lin k e rs to c a rry
out.
One ton of Gasco B riq u ets is
eq u al to tw o cords of th e best
g ra d e first-g ro w th cord wood.
G asco B riq u ets cost less per
season th a n th e best g rade b it­
u m inous coal.
(a) Gasco Briquets are an all­
carbon fuel.
(b) They cor ’ tin practically
no ash (about % of 1%).
In la n d
C ooperative
• PAINTING
• PAPERING
• KALSOMINING
— Spray Fainting and Signs —
Anything - Anywhere - Anytime
All W ork G u aran teed - E stim a te s
FREE
BERT MICHEL
P h o n e 131
H erm isto n , Ore.
DR. W . M. MARBUT
PH Y SIC IA N ft SURGEON
P h o n e 1091
H erm isto n
BERT QUICK
E LEC TRICA L CONTRACTOR
MOTOR SERV ICE
P hone 22-R
H erm isto n
C. A. BINDER
PLUMBING
Call T um -A -L um - P h o n e 38J4
.
U m atilla, O regon
BLACK & WHITE BEAUTY
SALON
E x p e rt in B eau ty C u ltu re
E stie Steele, Mgr.
P h o n e 211
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H erm isto n
J. V. VILLERMOURE
E LEC TRICA L SERVICE
P h o n e 1031
Morrison Engagement Announced
GRADE SCHOOL
RECORDS LISTED
JO IN T REUNION OF
1st g rad e— J o h n M ueller, D uane
G ailey, R u th G e a rh e a rt, L ouise S ay­
lor. R ah m a S m ith and B illie Mc-
M ickle.
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T he f i r t g ra d e has enrolled tw o
new p upils: E lvin R u st an d R obert
W ilcox.
T he fifth g rad e is p re p a rin g a
p lay fo r H allow een e n te rta in m e n t.
It is e n title d “ Ja c k -O -L an tern a t
H om e” .
T he fo u rth g rad e is g iv in g a p a r­
ty F rid a y a fte r recess. H allow een
sto rie s and gam es a re fe a tu re d . Dick
H am m er’s b irth d a y is F rid a y and
Mrs. H am m er is sen d in g a cake for
th e room.
T he J. H. S. enjoyed a p a trio tic
ta lk by Rev. S te a rn s C u sh in g J r . a t
th e ir la s t program . Jo h n M cM ullen,
s tu d e n t body p resid en t, h a s p lanned
in te re s tin g program s.
F rid a y , th e 6 th a n d 7 th g rade
g irls a re p re s e n tin g a H allow een
play. On A rm istice Day an o utside
sp eak er w ill speak on p a trio tism and
th e follow ing assem bly is a m usical
program .
Bob M artin m ade an in te re s tin g
re p o rt on h is v is it th ro u g h a su g ar
beet fa cto ry w’hile on a trip to s o u th ­
ern- Idaho.
A P P L E S — W IN T E R V A R IETY AT IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF T H E
STATE OF OREGON FOR
orch ard prices. B rin g co n ta in e rs.
UMATILLA COUNTY
E m m e tt Cooney, H erm isto n , O regon.
10-3p
In th e M a tte r of th e E s ta te of
C h arles H olm en, deceased.
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MY 6-ROOM HOME FOR SALE— 3
NOTICE IS H ER E B Y GIVEN th a t
im proved lots. P riced reasonable. th e u n d ersig n ed , e x ecu trix of th e
Mrs. W. S. B oynton, H erm isto n . 10-tfc la s t w ill and te s ta m e n t of C h arles
H olm en, deceased, has filed h er fin al
W E A N E R PIGS FOR SA LE— P o lan d re p o rt w ith th e C lerk of th e above
C h in a an d o th e rs. F. C. F re d ric k ­ e n title d C ourt, an d th a t th e Ju d g e
son, Irrig o n .
9-3c of th e C ircu it C ourt of th e S ta te of
O regon for U m atilla C ounty, In the
absence of th e C ounty Ju d g e from
FOR SALE — ECONOMY KING U m a tilla C ounty, O regon, h as m ade
cream se p a ra to r, p ra c tic a lly new. a n o rd e r h erein d e sig n a tin g M onday,
C heap. H arold T ow nsend, L ex in g to n , th e 2 7 th day of N ovem ber, 1939, a t
O regon.
9-3p 2 :0 0 o’clock in th e a ftern o o n as th e
tim e and th e room s of th e above e n ­
FOR SALE— W E A N E R PIGS AND title d C o u rt in th e C ounty C ourt
y o u n g sow, to farro w in tw o H ouse in P endleton, U m atilla C oun­
ty, O regon, as th e nlace w hen and
w eeks. A. P. G arn er, H erm isto n . w h ere h e a rin g is to be had th ereo n .
9-tfc All persons in te re ste d a re h ereby no­
tified to th en and th e re a p p e a r and
T Y P E W R IT E R S
FOR SALE
OR show cause, If any they have, why
re n t — E asy term s. T hom pson's said re p o rt should n o t he approved,
D ru g S tore, H erm isto n .
5-tfc th e ex e c u trix disch arg ed and th e es­
ta te closed.
D ated th is 26th day of O ctober,
W E BUY, SE L L AND EX C H A N G E
fu rn itu re , m ach in ery ,
household 1939.
M Y RTLE TRO X EL, E x e c u trix .
a rtic le s. M iller’s T ra d in g P ost, H e r­ W. J. W arn er, A tto rn ey .
m iston.
3-tfc (O ct. 26-Nov. 23)
A th ree-w eek s tr a c to r and
farm
Mrs. A lonzo M orrison, of P o rtla n d ,
pow er m a c h in ery s h o rt co u rse h as
an n o u n ces th e en g ag em en t of her
been scheduled for N ovem ber 27 to '
d a u g h te r, R u th , to Dr. Jo h n H. P ow ­
F la x grow n fo r seed c o n tin u es to
D ecem ber 16 by th e a g ric u ltu ra l e n ­
ell. T h e w ed d in g w ill ta k e place in
o ffe r good possib ilities as a cash
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d e p a rtm e n t at* O regon
P o rtla n d , N ovem ber 18.
crop in w estern O regon, in th e B lue
S ta te college. T h is w ill be sim ila r gon S ta te C orn show , to be held on
M iss M orrison ta u g h t hom e econ-
M o u n tain reg io n , an d in some ir r i­
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O.S.C.
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to
to th e sh o rt course held tw o y ears
g a te d sections, says Dr. D. D. H ill,
D ecem ber 2, will be a sm all seeds omlc8 an d m usic in H erm isto n H igh
ago, b u t wil be m ore co m p lete an d
School in 1936. S he is a g ra d u a te of
asso ciate a g ro n o m ist of th e O.S.C.
w ill deal w ith m odern ty p es of farm d isp lay to be p rep ared by th e college,
e x p erim en t s ta tio n , in a re c e n t s ta ­
and th e O regon e x h ib it w hich was O regon S ta te C ollege and is a ff ili­
pow er eq u ip m en t.
ated w ith D elta D elta D elta.
tio n c irc u la r. No. 133. on "Seed F lax
All ty p es of tra c to rs — c raw ler and used a t th e W orld P o u ltry congress
Dr. Pow ell is a g ra d u a te of N o rth
P ro d u ctio n in O regon.”
A read y
w heel, g aso lin e an d
D iesel— an d in C leveland. T hese w ill be In ad
m a rk e t a t
M inneapolis p rices is
d itio n to w h a t is expected to be th e P ac,flc C o,lege of D e n tis try and
th e ir v ario u s m ajo r accessories, w ill
p ra c tic e s In P o rtla n d .
a v a ila b le in P o rtla n d for all th e flax
be stu d ied by s tu d e n ts u n d e r th e d i­ la rg e st d isp lay of show co rn ever a s­
seed th a t is lik ely to be produced in
sem
bled
in
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s
ta
te
of
O
regon.
rectio n of th e d e p a rtm e n ta l s ta ff and
th e P acific n o rth w e st.
T h e sm all seeds e x h ib it w ill be
of ex p e rts from th e le a d in g tr a c to r
T h e yield of flax seed n ecessary to com panies. As w as th e case tw o th e fo re ru n n e r of w h a t m ay, in la te r
produce a yield eq u iv a le n t to a g iv ­ y ears ago, th e co u rse w ill be open y ears, becom e a d e fin ite p a rt of the
en yield of g ra in v aries w idely from to a ll fa rm e rs or a d u lt s tu d e n ts of s ta te corn show . T h e s ta te co m m it­
T he p u p ils w ho m ade l ’s a n d 2’s
season to season. T h u s in 1929 a an y age w ho a re In terested , on th e tee in c h a rg e of th is a ff a ir is now
yield of 8.6 b u sh els o f flax seed p er p ay m en t of a fla t tu itio n fee of $10, co n sid e rin g th e p o ssib ilities of m ak ­ for th e p ast six w eeks w ere:
8th g rad e— J o h n Lewis.
a c re w as n ecessary to eq u al a yield to cover o p e ra tin g costs of th e th ree- in g th e show a com bined corn and
7th
g rad e— Ja c k Jack so n an d Glen
of 20 bushels of w h eat. In 1931, on w eeks course.
sm
all
seeds
show
in
asm
u
ch
as
th
e
A p p licatio n
b lan k s
th e o th e r h a n d , a yield of o n ly 6.3 a re b eing m ade av a ila b le a t th e o ffi­ seed in d u s try is now of such m ajo r W ilcox.
6 th g rad e L ucy H ollom an.
b u sh els of flax w as n ecessary to re ­ ces of co u n ty a g e n ts o r m ay be ob­ im p o rtan ce in th e s ta te .
5 th g rad e D olores C arr, J a c k Os­
tu rn as m uch as 20 b u sh els of w h eat. tain ed d ire c t from th e d e p a rtm e n t at
S tu d e n ts In th e farm crops club
T h e h ig h e st ra tio w as 9.7 b u sh els of C orvallis.
at O.S.C. h av e a rra n g e d to sta g e a born, L eila R eeder and L ouis W eber.
4th g ra d e — D onald H arp er, Mary
fla x to eq u al 20 b u sh els of w h e a t in
b a n q u e t on F rid a y n ig h t, D ecem ber
1. w hich w ill be open to all v isito rs D oherth and P aul P ierson.
3rd g ra d e — S h irle y Sim ons, N orm a
a t th e sh o w , c o u n ty a g en ts, and o th -
In low er C olum bia d iked
, a n d f i r z \ i 1 »* A c z> z » i i c e e r
and c e rta in irrig a te d sections, yields F O U R O . S . C . C L A S S E S
ers in te re ste d In th e dev elo p m en t of W atson, Rea S m ith , P a tric ia K erw ln,
th e corn In d u stry . T h is w ill be In V irg in ia G ettm an , Dena C asper, Bet-
of 20 b u sh els a n a c re of seed flax i
_______
a re n o t uncom m on, a lth o u g h su ch
O regon S ta te C ollege— F o u r of th e a d d itio n to th e d a y tim e e d u c a tio n a l ty G u n d le fln g e r and T eddy H am -
mer.
y ields a re h a rd ly to be expected u n - re c e n t O regon S ta te college g ra d u a t- p ro g ram s b e in g a rra n g e d .
---------- » ------------------
2nd g rad e— F lo ren ce A ndrew s, Lo-
d er o th e r th a n h ig h ly fa v o ra b le con- in g classes have decided to hold a
Crested Wheat Grass Valuable.
'» D ean, B a rb a ra W eber and G erald
d itio n s. In g e n e ra l, seed
flax
is Jo in t reu n io n a t th e tim e of th e 1939
„
.
1 Beasley.
ad ap te d to m ost of th e soil ty p es in H om ecom ing, In stead of w a itin g u n -
C reated w h eat g ra ss, th e
p la n t
O regon. except th e v ery san d soil, ¡ til th e u su al alu m n i d ay a t Com- b ro u g h t o v er to th i„ c o u n try from
says D r. H ill, a lth o u g h it is n o t ree- j m en cem en t tim t, an n o u n ces W arren th e h ig h step p es of A sia, h as been
om m ended for th e C olum bia b asin R eid, m a n ag e r of th e alu m n i associa- proved to be th e moat v alu a b le of
reg io n
except
for
ex p e rm e n ta l tio n
T h e classes w hich w ill m eet d ry land fo rag e cro p s in m any e a st­
p la n tin g s .
h e re Nov. 18, a t th e tim e o f th e ern O regon co u n ties, and Is also im ­
T he new b u lle tin d iscu sses th e • C alifo rn ia-O reg o n S ta te gam e,
a re p o rta n t in p rev en tio n o f erosio. At
c u ltu re of seed flax , soil a d a p ta b ili­ th o se o f ’24, ’25. '2 8 , a n d ’27. T he p resen t m ore th a n 100,000 acres of
ty. lim ita tio n s in flax p ro d u ctio n , fo u r classes w ill hold a lun'cheon created w h eat grasa a re b eing grow n
an d m iscellaneous in fo rm a tio n p er­ th a t day an d w ill have sp ecial tab les in O regon, due p a rtly to AAA en­
ta in in g to th is crop.
a t th e ev e n in g a lu m n i b an q u et.
co u rag em en t.
1937
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