The Hermiston herald., December 14, 1939, Page 5, Image 5

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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
THURSDAY, D ECEM BER 14, 1939.
look a t th e ir c a rd s w ho see if they VISIT OUR S H EE T MUSIC AND
record d e p a rtm e n t. B oth po p u lar
a re d e lin q u e n t. It w ill save th e sec­
re ta ry from m ak in g a list for the an d classical num bers. P endleton
m em bership com m ittee to c all on. Music House.
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We do not w an t h e a d q u a rte rs to
FOR SALE OR TRA D E— 7 WORK
m ark any of o u r m em bers off the
j4 MESSAGE TO EVERY MEMBER.
horses: also sow and five pigs.
list.
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A cross from F ord Bros., Rex Ja c k -
More topics of n a tio n a l in te re st
son, H erm isto n .
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»’ill be discussed a t th e n ext m eetin g
CANNING SCHED ULE
in th e L egion hall. T hese m eetings FO R S A L E - A R T IC L E S O F H O U SE -
w ill be of g re a t in te re st, not only to
M eat an d sq u ash w ill be can n ed
hold fu r n itu r e , ’27 Dodge sedan.
T o w n sen d itea b u t to all c itizen s of 2 an d 4-w heel tra ile rs , 20 cases of
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« F rid a y m o rn in g , D ecem ber 15.
th e com m unity. A most co rd ial invi­ can n ed fru it. 16x16 arm y te n t, tools
New m em bers a re b eg in n in g to
T he la u n d ry an d c a n n e ry w ill be
ta tio n is given to th e public and, of an d m any o th e r item s. W. J. A dam s,
apply fo r service a s a re s u lt o f th e
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closed M onday, C h ristm a s day, De­
e ffo rts of o u r m em b ersh ip a ctiv ities.
A m erican fa rm e r no sm all sum in course, th e re w ill be no adm ission H e rm isto n , sh o rt d is ta n c e n o rth of
W e a re b e g in n in g to g e t resu lts. cem ber 25, an d M onday, N ew Y ear's th e price o f b u rla p sack s w h ich has charge.
tow n.
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More of u s sh o u ld be d o in g o u r b it, day, J a n u a r y 1.
alm o st been doubled d u rin g th e p ast
ROOMS FOR R E N T — C A R TER A P-
Mary Vey Estate Probated.
a n d o b ta in th e p rizes to be g iven o u t.
H erm isto n Co-op C an n ery sev eral m o n th s. W h en E n g la n d took
a rtm e n ts , dial 2381. K atty co rn er
R em em ber th a t S a tu rd a y , D ecem ber
T he e sta te of M ary M. Vey, w ho
fo u r sh ip lo ad s of ju te th a t w ere on
from depot,
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23 is p o sitiv ely th e la s t day th a t th is
th e ir w ay to th e U n ited S ta te s from died in te s ta te in P en d leto n Decem­
prize a w a rd offer w ill last.
B ritish c o u n trie s for use in san d b er 3. w as a d m itte d to p ro b a te by FOR SALE— CIDER AND A PPLES.
b an k s on b a ttle fro n ts, th e 3upply C ounty Ju d g e C arl W. C ham bers,
E m m ett Cooney, 4 th U n it,
H e r­
Mrs. R obt. S. W ilso n in fo rm s me
an d A ntone J. Vey of Echo, son, w as m iston, P h o n e 3894,
w as cu t s h o rt fo r th is co u n try .
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th a t she h as tw o new m em bers sig n ­
W h eat sacks a re now 15c an d ap p o in ted a d m in is tra to r. F. S. Le-
U m a tilla P o m o n a Y. G. A. held its m ash sacks a t th e F a rm B u reau Co­ Grow, Tom B oylen and Dean D udley FOR SA LE— W E LL LOCATED 5-A.
in g up a n d w a n ts to know how to
tr a c t in edge of H erm iston. A ll in
g et c re d it. Sim ply do th is : h av e th e second re g u la r m e e tin g a t th e Cold o p erativ e a re 1 7 ^ c . Used sacks th a t w ere ap p o in ted as ap p ra ise rs. V alue
prospective m em ber m ake a p p lic a ­ S p rin g G ran g e h a ll n e a r P en d leto n la s t sp rin g w ere w o rth 2c p re now of th e e s ta te w a s believed to be in crop. C heap for cash. A. R. Boul-
w are, H erm isto n .
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tio n fo r a m em bersh ip and serv ice,
F rid a y , D ecem ber 1, w ith 31 m em ­ 4c, an d a b e tte r g ra d e h as ju m p ed excess of $25,000. A tto rn e y fo r th e
a n d a t th a t tim e hav e th em te ll Miss
bers p resen t. N ew ly elected o fficers from 3 to 6c. Cow feed sack s th a t estate, H om er I. W a tts.
E. P. DODD — R EA L E STA TE,
Ja ck so n In th e office to w hom c re d it
of th e Pom ona Y. G. A. a n d C olum ­ w ere sold fo r 4c a re now 8c. Wool
sales, leases, exchanges. In s u r­
should be given fo r th e ir m em ber­
METHODIST CHURCH
sacks
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b ia S u b o rd in a te Y. G. A. w ere in ­
ance— fire, autom obile, accid en t. No­
sh ip . A good w ay to do, if possible,
Rev. S te a rn s C u sh in g J r ., P a sto r
sta lle d by C laude H anscom , M aster for 42c a re now q u o ted 70c. Second
ta r y public, ex ecu tio n of leg al pa­
is to b rin g th e prosp ectiv e m em ber
"K eep in g God in L ife’s P ic tu re ”
h an d wool sack s th a t la s t s p r in g
of th e Pom ona G ran g e.
pers. H erald office, H erm isto n , O re­
to th e office.
w
ill
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c
t
for
th
e
m
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rning
w ere b o u g h t fo r 18c a re now q uoted
gon.
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F o llo w in g th e b u sin ess session an
w orship service a t th e M ethodist
a t 55c.
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unday,
Dec.
17.
Seated
It is n e a rin g tim e for m any of us h o u r of v aried e n te r ta in m e n t w ith
T Y P E W R IT E R S
FOR
SALE
OR
W h a t th e prices w ill be n e x t wool
to b egin th in k in g of o u r n e x t y e a r’s Mrs. T h elm a K n ick erb o ck er p re sid ­ s h e a rin g season no one ca n m ake an deep in th e in s tin c t of m an is an
r e n t — E asy term s. T ho m p so n ’s
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enjoyed.
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b ro o d in g problem s. M. E. K n ic k e r­
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estim ate. T h e w h e a t fa rm e rs m ay e a rn e s t desire fo r God. A gain and D rug S tore, H erm iston.
bocker, a s s is ta n t co u n ty a g e n t, has fu rn ish e d by each of th e v ario u s p a rtly overcom e th is b u rd en by con­ ag a in w hen th e going becom es too
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W E BUY, SELL AND EX C H A N G E
ju s t o u tlin e d a b ro o d in g system
s tru c tin g e lev a to rs fo r loose g ra in , h ard , m an c alls on God, re a liz in g
fu r n itu r e , m ach in ery ,
household
w h ich he feels is of v ita l in te re s t to w ere serv ed by M rs. M a rg a re t Seeli- b u t th e wool m an an d th e re ta il w ith P e te r w hen he said. “ L ord, to
every p o u ltry ra is e r in th is area. T he ger an d Mrs. H elen F ix. T he n ex t tr a d e fo r g ra in p ro d u c ts have no w hom sh all w e go; T hou h a s t th e a rtic le s. M iller’s T ra d in g P ost, H e r­
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bro o d er h e recom m ends is o f th e m e etin g of th e Y. G. A. w ill be held o th e r reco u rse y et to m eet th e con­ w ords of e te rn a l life." T ru e, you can m iston.
v e n tila tin g ty p e w ith
an elec tric a t S ta n fie ld on F rid a y , J a n u a r y 5.
d itio n th a n to pay fo r sacks a t th e be a good m an w ith o u t g o in g to
MRS. LOUIS MARQUARDT
ch u rch , b u t you w ill be a b e tte r m an
h e a tin g u n it. T h is p a rtic u la r bro o d ­
w ar re g u la te d prices.
Y.G.A. To Have Card Party
F u n e ra l services for Mrs. L ouis
if you do. One of th e g re a te s t bene­
e r is also recom m ended by th e O re­
gon S ta te college a n d is co n sid ered
fits of going to c h u rc h is th e joy of M a rq u a rd t w ere held T uesday a t
U m atilla P o m o n a Y. G. A. w ill
Echo. Mrs. M a rq u ard t w as w ell
h u m an fello w sh ip in w orship.
a t least one of th e best in th e in d u s­ sp o n so r a card p a rty to be h eld a t
T he m o rn in g serv ice b e g in s a t 11 know n in th e C olum bia d is tric t
try . M ore in fo rm atio n w ill be s u b ­ S ta n fie ld G ran g e h a ll on F rid a y , D e­
a. m. w ith special m usic by th e ch o ir w here sh e resided fo r som e tim e sev­
m itte d w ith re g a rd to prices an d d e­ cem ber 15. P in o ch le a n d b rid g e w ill
e ra l y ears ago. S h e a t one tim e r e n t­
ta ils of p u rch ase an d co n stru c tio n be in p lay , an d C hinese ch eck ers w ill
H elen Je n d rz e je w sk i, sen io r in each Sunday. A t 10 o’clock th e S u n ­
in th is colum n in a n o th e r issue.
be a v a ila b le fo r th o se w ho do n o t H om e E conom ics a t O regon S ta te col­ day school m eets to stu d y God’s ed th e cafe now ow ned by P e te &
c are fo r cards. H ig h an d low prizes lege, wa3 re c e n tly pledged to Mu Be­ W ord an d m ake its a p p lic a tio n to Gladys.
Mrs. M a rq u a rd t w a s b o rn N ovem ­
Some of th e m em bers w ho a tte n d ­ w ill be aw ard ed . F o llo w in g -the card ta B eta, n a tio n a l
4-H
h o n o rary . life ’s problem s. T he E p w o rth L eague
a t 7 :0 0 w ith L e ste r F la n ig a n as th e ber 26, 1892, in K a n sa s w h ere she
ed th e a n n u a l m eetin g in S ep tem b er gam es th e re w ill be sev eral m u sical
H elen has been a n a c tiv e m em ber of
leader. W e hope th a t you w ill m ake resided u n til g o in g to Echo w ith h e r
also saw a pig brooder d em o n strated . n u m b ers a n d re fre s h m e n ts w ill be
cam pus 4-H w ork for th e p a st th re e
Some of you m ay w o n d er ju s t w h at served. A n o m in al ad m issio n of 10c years. She h as been c h a irm a n of y o u r ch u rch hom e w ith us an d come b ro th e r a n d fam ily in 1906. S he has
a pig bro o d er re a lly is. M ake it w ill be ch a rg e d an d all G ra n g e rs an d cam pus ra d io p ro g ram s, se c re ta ry of re g u la rly , you w ill alw ay s fin d a resided th e re sin ce th a t tim e. She
m arrie d Mr. M a rq u a rd t in 1935 and
w arm welcom e.
y o u r business to fin d o u t before th e th e ir frie n d s a re in v ite d to a tte n d .
th e cam pus 4-H club fo r tw o years,
th e y w ere p a re n ts of a son w ho died
n e x t fa rro w in g season begins. I t w ill
h as ta k e n c h a rg e of v ario u s co u n ties
H ERM ISTO N B A PTIST CHURCH
in in fan cy .
save you m oney.
d u rin g su m m er school,
an d
h as
G rayden D. Loree, P a sto r
Besides h e r h u sb a n d she leaves
w orked in co n n ectio n w ith 4-H e x h i­
God gav e his only b eg o tten Son. th re e ch ild re n by a fo rm er m a rria g e :
W h e a tla n d extensio n is now n e a r­
b its in th e ex ten sio n d e p a rtm e n t a t T he w ise m en b ro u g h t th e ir g ifts of
Mrs. C elath a Jo rd a n , Mrs. Gene
in g com pletion. Need I say m ore in
th e O regon S ta te F a ir for sev eral gold, fra n k in c e n se an d m y rrh . The
C lark an d G eorge L a m b irth , all of
th a t re g a rd ?
years.
sh e p h erd s b ro u g h t th e ir g ifts of a d ­ Boise, Id ah o ; th re e b ro th e rs an d fo u r
H elen is th e d a u g h te r of Mr. an d o ra tio n and praise. T he in n k eep e r
sisters.
More
ex ten siv e
d e m o n stra tio n s Mrs. Jo h n Je n d rz e je w sk i of C olum - offered h is stab le. Did you include
Several H erm isto n people a tte n d ­
an d ex p e rim e n ts w ith w h eat as a ' ia d is tric t and w ill g ra d u a te from C h ris t on y o u r C h ristm a s lis t th is ed th e fu n e ra l T uesday.
livestock feed th a n ever ca rrie d ou t th e school of hom e econom ics educa- y e a r? O ur S unday m o rn in g topic w ill
in Oregon before, have been ; lade i - and se c re ta ria l science, receiv- be “ G ifts." T he ev e n in g topic w ill be
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
M. E.
K n ick erb o ck er, a s s is ta n t
“ S u p p o sin g .” B. Y. P. U. stu d y w ill
possible th ro u g h a co o p erativ e a r ­ j ; h er B. S. deg ree in M arch.
co u n ty a g e n t of H erm isto n , H . K. (
be on G enesis 2 w ith V ivian D yer in N T H E COUNTY COURT OF T H E
ra n g e m e n t by w h ich
th e
F ed eral
D ean, s u p e rin te n d e n t of th e e x p e ri­
Subterranean Clover Tried
STA TE OF OREGON FOR
charge.
S u rp lu s C om m odities co rp o ra tio n h as
UMATILLA COUNTY.
m e n t sta tio n , an d H a rry M. K lin e,
E u g en e — F o u r L an e co u n ty fa r­
S u n d ay school. 10 o’clock.
tu rn e d o v er to th e O regon a g ric u l­
a s s is ta n t a g e n t of e a ste rn U m atilla
m ers a re c o o p e ra tin g w ith C ounty
M o rn in g w o rsh ip , 11 o’clock.
tu r a l e x p e rim e n t s ta tio n 350 to n s of
In the .Matter of th e E s ta te of
co u n ty , left M onday for C o rv allis to
A g en t O. S. F le tc h e r in c o n d u c tin g
B. Y. P. U.. 6 :4 5 p. m.
su rp lu s w h eat to be used fo r th is
H en ry A. H ooker. Deceased.
a tte n d a n a n n u a l co n feren ce of ex ­
d e m o n stra tio n s of th e v alu e of m id­
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN th a t
E v en in g serv ice, 7:45.
purpose.
te n sio n w o rk ers.
season s u b te rra n e a n clover as a fo r­
P ra y e r m e e tin g W ednesday, 7:30. th e u n d ersig n ed h as been ap p o in ted
E x e c u to r of th e above e n title d es­
O th er
fo rm er
H erm isto n , m en, , F in a l a rra n g e m e n ts fo r th e dem - ag e crop. Seed for th e tr ia ls w as im ­
ta te by th e Ju d g e of th e above e n ­
now w ith th e ex ten sio n service, a t- on s tra tio n an d re se a rc h w ere m ade p o rted from A u s tra lia by H. B. H ow ­
title d C ourt and th a t he has q u a li­
te n d in g th e m e etin g s a re W a lte r by 0((jc ja i8 o f th e d e p a rtm e n t of ag - ell, s u p e rin te n d e n t of th e A sto ria
fied as th e law d irects. An persons
Je n d rz e je w sk i of K la m a th c o u n ty ,! r jcu i t u re a t th e su g g estio n of Sen- b ra n c h e x p erim en t s ta tio n , an d fu r­
h a v in g claim s a g a in s t th e said e s ta te
Bob H en d erso n of Moro an d C le a r a t or C h arles L. M cN ary an d Con- n ish ed to c o o p e ra tin g fa rm e rs a t
a re h ereb y n o tified to p re se n t th e
sam e to me, w ith p ro p er vouchers,
M ikesell of A lbany, T he co n feren ce g ressm an W a lte r P ierce of Oregon. cost. Seed w as n o t a v a ila b le to su p ­
a t th e office of my a tto rn e y , A. C.
w ill close S a tu rd a y
In m a k in g th e a rra n g e m e n ts, activ e ply a ll re q u e sts received, an d a n e f­
M cIntyre, in th e U m atilla C ounty
co o p eratio n w as received from Secre­ fo rt is b ein g m ade io o b ta in m ore
C o u rt H ouse at P en d leto n , U m a tilla
lc a Word - Minimum 20c
C ounty, O regon, w ith in six m o n th s
ta ry W allace: Milo P e rk in s, head of for p la n tin g in th e sp rin g of 1940,
from th e d a te of th e firs t p u b lica­
th e FSCC; A. G. B lack, d ire c to r of Mr. F le tc h e r states.
FOR SALE— USED SIN G E R SEW - tion of th is notice, w hich d ate is th e
m a rk e tin g in th e B A E; L a rry Mey-
ing m achine. In ex cellen t condi­ 23 day of N ovem ber, 1939.
Wool Growers Auxiliary Meets
er3, m a rk e tin g a s s is ta n t: an d N. E.
tion.
In q u ire H erm isto n Food Store.
ALVIN I HOOKER.
T h e W ool G ro w ers’ a u x ilia ry of
Dodd, H a in e s fa rm e r, w ho is now d i­
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E x ecu to r of th e e s ta te of
th
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est
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ty
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eld
a
R esu lts of 10 y ears of co n tin u o u s rec to r of th e w estern d iv isio n of th e
H en ry A. H ooker, Deceased,
C
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as
p
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rty
a
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th
e
N.
D.
B
ard
e x p e rim e n ta tio n w ith irrig a te d pas- AAA.
FOR SA LE — ONE BLACK PIN A. C. M cIntyre,
hom
e
in
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ta
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fie
ld
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u
esd
ay
.
C
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tra
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t
to re s in O regon in d ic a te th a t good!
w heftt w m be
a t thg
strip e d lad ies' ta ilo re d su it, size P e n d le to n , Oregon,
b rid g e w as played an d d e c o ratio n s
38, in firs t class con d itio n . P riced ■Attorney fo r E x ecu to r.
p a s tu re u su a lly fu rn ish e s ch eap er - c e n tr a i s ta tio n in C o rv a llis an d a t
( Nov. 23-Dec. 21)
an ro p ria te to th e Y u letid e season
a t $5.00. Also m any o th e r pieces of
feed for th e d a iry cow th a n a n y o th -
A gtor,a U n)on an d Burnfl b ra n c h
w
ere
used.
£i* fa m i crop. Such is th e s ta te m e n t
la d ie s’ w e a rin g ap p a re l very reaso n ­
sta tio n s, w here it w ill be fed
to
m ade in a new b u lle tin ju s t issued ra n g e an d d a iry c a ttle an d calve3,
able in clu d in g w in te r coats. In q u ire
a t H erald O ffice.
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by th e s ta te college ex p e rim e n t s ta ­
sheep, lam b s, sw in e an d p o u ltry .
tio n on "T h e V alue of Iirig a te d P a s­
W h ile th e e x p erim en t sta tio n w ork
FOR SA LE— W inesaps, 50c bushel,
tu re s for D airy C a ttle .”
h a s a lre a d y sh o w n th a t w h e a t can
you b rin g box. Thos. C am pbell.
“ G re a te r use of p a stu re s in th e
be used s a tis fa c to rily in livestock
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g
m
arrie
d
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class
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farm m an a g e m e n t p lan is re s u ltin g
feeding,
th e
fo rth c o m in g feed in g of th e U nion c h u rc h gave a su rp rise
in low er p ro d u ctio n costs and g r e a t­
te s ts a re expected
to d e m o n stra te p a rty M onday ev en in g a t th e hom e W E CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON
e r net re tu rn s for m any progressive
new or used pianos. A postcard
even m o re co n clu siv ely th e p o ssib i­ of Mr. and Mrs. C. W a rn e r, h o n o rin g
O regon d a iry m e n ,” acco rd in g to th e
full in fo rm atio n .
lity of its p ro fita b le use in fin is h in g ! Ml.g Floyd M ath era on h e r b irth d a y . will b rin g you
a u th o rs of th e b u lle tin , H. P. E w alt
P en d leto n M usic House.
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Are the only known rem­
a la rg e r p ro p o rtio n of O regon’s feed ­
T
hose
p
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se
n
t
w
ere:
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
a n d I. R. Joiie3 of th e ex p e rim e n t
e r an im als.
Its in creased u se w ith Floyd M ath ers, Mr. an d Mrs. Dale FOR SA LE— ELE C T R IC BROODER.
edy for most eye troubles,
s ta tio n sta ff.
“ P a s tu re Is ch eap er
liv esto ck w ould give a new o u tle t B lack sto n e, M r. an d Mrs. G len H a r­
and a very large percent­
30 in. size. E. R. Sires, S tan field .
th a n th e o th e r ro u g h a g e s su ch as
for w h e a t su rp lu ses,
w hich c o n sti­ per, Mr. an d Mrs. Sloan S pencer, Mr.
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h ay , silag e, ro o t crops or so ilin g
age
of all headaches.
tu te a problem w ith w h ich th e AAA an d Mrs. B u rk W in ters, Mr. an d Mrs.
crops, because of th e h ig h e r yield
SEE
h as been w re stlin g by m ean s of ex- C h arley P lo u rd , Mrs. E th e l L e n h a rt,
a an
n d u g g iv
re a a te r u d ig b e s tib ility and because p o rt su b sid ie s an d
a c re a g e a llo t Mrs. C has. W ilcox, Mrs. E lsie D uvall,
DR. DALE ROTHWELL
th e re a re no h a rv e s tin g costs an d
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ments.
Mrs. R. G. S ay lo r an d Mr. an d Mrs.
Mr«. J a g F ille r «ay*: “Gag o n m y i t - i r , .
o n ly co m p a ra tiv e ly low seed in g and
a cn w aa «0 bod I c o u ld n 't «nt or gleep . < :a g
C. W a rn e r. Mrs. R. G. S ay lo r is e v e n aeerned to pre«:4 on in y be »i t. \d le -
m an a g e m e n t co sts.”
“ In re cen t y e a rs th e fo rm er ex p o rt
OVER WOOLWORTHS
riku b ro u g h t in e n n le k r e lie f N o v. I e a t
' M I •' -
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r f •»11
T h e b u lle tin gives th e re s u lts of m a rk e t for th is w h e a t h a s la rg e ly te a c h e r of th e class.
TO
g ra z in g s tr a ig h t lad in o clover p a s­ d isap p eared except on a su b sid y b a ­
tu re s, as w ell as th o se w h ere clover sis,” ex p lain ed W illiam A. Schoen-
an d g rass m ix tu re s a re used. It also feId d ean and d ir e c to r o f a g ric u l-
show s th e re s u lts of fe rtiliz a tio n o C tu r e a t O regon S ta te college, w ho
irrig a te d p a stu re s. In g e n eral, la d i- w j,, tjjrect tjje u se Of th e fed erally
By MRS. JO E UDEY
WHY
no clover a n d g rass m ix tu re s yielded su p p ]jed w h eat. “ Since 1930 th e
At th e la s t m e etin g th e n o m in a ­
m ore th a n e ith e r g ra ss or clo v er p r ,ce o f w h eat in O regon an d th e
FOR THE
alone. T h e fo u r-y e a r a n n u a l a v er- p a c j f |P n o rth w e s t h a s d ropped to th e tio n sla te fo r th e com ing electio n of
a g e yield per a c re on 14.5 acres of po| n j w h ere it is a c tu a lly on a feed o fficers w as on th e b lack b o ard . O th ­
e r name« w ere n o m in ated from th e
m ixed lad in o and gTass p a s tu re w as g ra ln bagig
floor. T he m em b ers a re u rg ed to be
e q u iv a le n t to 4.8 to n s of a lfa lfa h ay .
N o need to "hole io" lor tho holiday
o r 22« b u sh els of oats.
! “ O regon p ro d u ces a n n u a lly a m ll- a t th e n e x t m eetin g , D ecem ber 22,
season whon you can go places and do
T he te s ts show th a t m ost p ro fit- lion lam bs and m o re th a n tw o h u n - as th a t is elec tio n n ig h t.
things this easy, modem wayl W
T h e re w as an im p o rta n t m essage
ab le yields can be o b tain ed o n ly If d red th o u sa n d head of beef c a ttle
smooth-riding buses can make all
fe r tiliz e r is used. W h ere such la rg e an d calves, m an y of w h ich a re fa t- in th e o ffic ia l clu b B u lle tin No. 114
holiday trips convenient and inexpensive.
vields a re ta k e n off. it is only to be tened o u tsid e th e s ta te . W e also — “ C ongress w ill soon be in session
HERMISTON DRUG CO.
expected t h a t f e r tility m u s t be re - p ro d u ce m o re th a n 13 m illio n b tish - an d every possible m em b er should be
Main Street
Phone 2271
tn r n e d . th e a u th o rs say . T h e yield els of w h e a t a n n u a lly above n o rm al ac tiv e d o in g h is or h e r p a rt so th a t
on a re a s fe rtiliz e d w ith 300 pou n d s ,O regon re q u ire m e n ts.
By b rin g in g w e can go in to 1940 w ith a u n ite d
of 16 per c e n t su p e rp h o sp h a te p er th ese tw o fa c ts to b ear on each o th - fro n t, p rep ared to use every e ffo rt
a c re w as 75 per cen t g re a te r th a n on e r we hope th a t b o th In d u s trie s w ill to reach o u r o b je c tiv e .”
Local clu b m em bers a re u rg ed td
a re a s not fe rtilized .
,b e h elp ed .”
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Gasco Briquets
Five Important Points:
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A 100% p etro leu m fu e l— Ideal
(N o special eq u ip m en t needed)
H ig h e st h e a t c o n te n t of a n y
solid fuel.
No b a n k in g o r sh a k in g . H old
fire all day or n ig h t.
zj, 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 e ts cost less p er
season th a n th e best g rad e b it­
u m in o u s coal.
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(a) Gasco Briquets are an a ll­
carbon fuel.
(b) They contain practically
no ash (about % of l% p .
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