The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, January 25, 1940, Page 5, Image 5

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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 25, IMO.
CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
MESSAGE
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* R.E.A. HIGHLIGHTS*
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BY R. L. WOOLLEY
M any new UBes fo r e le c tric ity are
b eing used each day. A m ong those
Which should be b ro u g h t to th e a t­
te n tio n of th e m em bers a t th is tim e
is t h a t w hich w as d e m o n strated d u r­
ing th e a n n u a l m e etin g : th e pig
brooder. T h e p ig brooder really is an
econom ical device w hich pays d iv i­
dends. One of th e im p o rta n t th in g s
a b o u t it is th a t it can be c o n s tru c t­
ed alm o st e n tire ly by th e m em ber
him self. O nly a few b o ard s an d o th ­
e r m a te ria ls a re req u ired .
Now t h a t th e fa rro w in g season is
ap p ro a c h in g , it is tim e th a t a ll hog
ra is e rs th in k of th e sa v in g to be re ­
alized by th e use of th is device. F o r
th e b e n e fit of those w ho have not
h e a rd , allow u s to s ta te th a t th e pig
bro o d er is a device fo r sa v in g th e
pigs from b ein g su ffo cated o r c ru sh ­
ed by th e sow. T he on ly e lec trical
elem en t in it is a n ele c tric lam p
w h ich is used only a re la tiv e ly sh o rt
tim e.
F o r f u r th e r in fo rm atio n , in q u ire
of y o u r m a n a g e r o r of M. E. K n ick ­
erb o ck er for d e ta ils of co n stru ctio n ,
u sag e a n d costs of o p e ra tio n .
A n o th er item to be considered is
th a t of p re p a ra tio n of feeds. H. J.
S tillin g s, a m em ber o f o ur co o p era­
tive, h as in s ta lle d a sm all feed m ill
w ith w hich, I w as told, he g rin d s his
feeds fo r ab o u t 25c p er ton. F o r
an y m em bers in te re ste d in feeds th e
office h as som e in fo rm a tio n on
g rin d e rs and ham m er m ills designed
to serv e th e sm all scale o p erato r.
T h e m ach in e o p erated by Mr. S till­
in g s is th e B ell Feed G rin d er.
O ne of th e m ost in te re s tin g th in g s
a b o u t h is in s ta lla tio n is th e m an n er
in w hich he has it a rra n g e d for
h a n d lin g g ra in s an d feed w ith a
m in im u m of w ork. C all on Mr. S till­
in g s n e a r S tan field an d see h is m ill
an d h e a r w h a t he has to say ab o u t
it
TO
EVERY
M EM BER.
CANNING SCHEDULE
M eat an d sq u ash w ill be canned
F rid ay m o rn in g , J a n u a r y 26. O th er
days an d p ro d u cts by sp ecial a r ­
ran g em en t.
Any can n ed goods w h ich have
been left o v er th re e m o n th s, an d
are still in o u r s to re room a t 2 :0 0
o’clock p. m. S a tu rd a y , J a n u a r y 27,
w ill be sold a t p ublic a u c tio n a t
th a t tim e a t th e can n ery .
HERMISTON CO-OP CANNERY
S usan K nox ...... ..................... 1 H
year.
It is a v o lu n ta ry p rogram ,
T h is m akes a to ta l of 34 8 % h o u rs
and th e only com pulsory th in g s in
it a re th e m a rk e tin g q u o ta s w hich given so fa r th is year,
M abel R au ch was chosen to be the
m ust be approved by tw o -th ird s of
the pro d u cers before com ing effec­ A ssista n t M an ag er and h elp w ith
tive. I t is a n exam ple of th e dem o­ reco rd -k eep in g and rep o rts.
c ratic m ethod of doing th in g s In a
public way, an d I com m end it to
both in d u s try and la b o r.”
BOYS DEMONSTRATE
HIGH SCHOOL BAND
NEW PIG BROODER
MAKES PROGRESS
H en ry S om m erer J r . an d K e n n eth
B ensel, m em bers o f th e 4-H B ig club
p ro ject, accom panied by
A ssista n t
C o u n ty A gent M. E. K n ick erb o ck er,
d em o n strated th e c o n stru c tio n an d
use of an elec tric pig brooder before
th e K iw an is club a t P en d leto n T u e s­
day.
E x p e rim e n ts h av e d e m o n s tra te d
th a t ap p ro x im ately
10
p er cen t
g re a te r n u m b er of pigs w ere saved
w hen such a b ro o d er w as used d u r ­
in g th e firs t ten d ay s of th e lives of
th e pigs, acco rd in g to d a ta su p p lied
by th e boys.
T h e boys have p re sen ted th e d em ­
o n s tra tio n on sev eral o ccasio n s and
have proved q u ite po p u lar.
STUDENT BODY
HEADS ELECTED
(F ro m T he B ulldog)
K e n n e th B ensel, p o p u lar p resi­
d e n t of th e se n io r class, w as u n a n ­
im ously elected p re sid e n t of th e As­
sociated S tu d e n ts of H erm isto n high
school la s t F rid a y fo r th e second
sem ester term . He succeed D on P an -
kow . H a rry C o n n er w as elected vice
p re sid e n t, M arion P ierce w as re ­
ta in e d as se c re ta ry , an d Bob Jack so n
w as chosen yell k in g . Ju d g e s a re
H en ry S om m erer a n a A udrey N ull.
O th er o fficers a re : Joyce M cCul­
ley, tr e a s u re r ; B a rb a ra Moore, yell
q u een ; B ill B elt, B ulldog e d ito r.
In acco rd an ce w ith th e c o n s titu ­
tio n , c e rta in o fficers a re re-elected
,
.each sem ester and th e o th e rs a re
.......
elected for th e e n tire school y ear. A
s la te is .proposed by a n o m in a tin g
com m ittee, a n d o th e r n o m in atio n s
can be m ade from th e floor.
(F ro m The B ulldog)
T he S p rin g M usic F e stiv a l, held
a n n u a lly in La G rande, w ill come,
th is y e a r, e arly in A pril. Its fu n c­
tions a re to in crease in te re s t in
m usic; to provide w ider fields for
o b serv atio n an d co m parison, an d in
some so rt to give a n o u tin g to b an d s­
men as a rew ard fop th e ir h a rd la ­
bors d u rin g th e school y ear.
The H erm isto n u n io n h ig h school
band h a s m ade m uch b e tte r th a n
T he re g u la r m eetin g of th e m em ­
av erag e progress th is y ear, play in g
bers of th e F a rm B u reau C o o p erativ e
m usic of h ig h s ta n d a rd in a m an n er
of H erm iston w ill be held a t th e A m ­
ooth, a n d a it
u n u su a lly sm ootn,
u is c ce e rta
ria in
iu -
J
. ___ _
e rican L egion h a ll in th e city of
ly d esirab le th a t it should dem on-
H erm isto n on F rid a y , F e b ru a ry 9,
a tr a te th is progress, w ith o th e r
1940, a t 2 :0 0 o’clock in th e a f t e r ­
bands of th e county, a t L a G rande.
noon.
H ow ever, th e re a rises th e u su al
E lectio n for one d ire c to r fo r a
q u estio n of money. T he expenses of
tw o-year term in each of th e follow ­
th e tr ip are borne by th e e n trie s
in g d is tric ts : D ist. 1, E ch o ; D ist. 3,
them selves, and la c k in g a v a ila b le
S outh C o lu m b ia; D ist. 5, B u tte r
fu n d s a t th e h ig h school, it becomes
B A K E R — “ No s u s ta in e d recovery n ecessary fo r th e b and to accu m u ­
C reek and M in n eh ah a; a n d for an y
f u r th e r bu sin ess th a t m ay com e be­ m ovem ent can be ach iev ed in th is la te a su ffic ie n t su m by m eans of
c o u n try u n til a g ric u ltu re is s ta b ili­
fore th e m eetin g .
its ow n effo rts. .
zed, a n d u n til fa ir econom ic b alan c e
H e n ry M. S om m erer,
It w ould be possible, no d o u b t, to
betw een all g ro u p s h as been a t ­ secure th is b ac k in g from p a re n ts, or
lc a Word - Minimum 20c
A sst. S ecretary .
ta in e d ,” said Mac H oke, p re sid e n t from th e com m unity, h u t th e band
FOR
SALE OR T R A D E FOR COWS
of th e O regon F a rm B u reau F e d e ra ­ is a n x io u s to avoid th e color of
Grange Members Entertained
—
1931
M odel A V ic to ria coupe,
M em bers of th e Home E conom ics tio n , in a d d ressin g a farm audnence b eg g ary th a t th is im plies, as b eing
600x16 tires. A -l shape. R. B. R and,
club of W estlan d G ran g e e n te r ta in ­ h ere.
in co m p atib le w ith th e d ig n ity of th e
B oardm an, Ore.
2 3 -lp
“ T h e re is no q u e stio n b u t th a t group.
ed G ran g e m em bers an d th e ir fam ­
ilies a t a pot lu ck d in n e r a t th e P. th e re is p o te n tia l d em and for goods
So it h as been decided t h a t “A m ­ FU R N ISH E D A PA R T M E N T
FOR
A. P ow er hom e la s t S a tu rd a y eve­ an d services fa r beyond th e cap acity a te u r C o n tests” w ill be sponsored,
r e n t—-2 la rg e w arm room s an d 2
n in g . T h irty -tw o p erso n s w ere p re s­ of o u r p ro d u ctiv e in d u s tria l p la n t,” th e proceeds of w hich sh a ll be used closets. H ot an d cold w a te r. E lec­
e n t for d in n e r a n d enjoyed an eve- said th e sp eak er, “ a n d th a t d em and for th e purpose of th ese fe s tiv a l ex ­ tric ra n g e . One bock E a st of g rad e
p in g of c a rd p lay in g an d C hinese can be m ade real once b alan c e h as penses.
school or In q u ire a t H e ra ld office.
been estab lish ed so th a t people can
ch eck ers a fte r d in n er.
2 3 -lp
Such c o n tests a re
fashionable
tra d e w ith each o th e r o n fa ir term s. now -a-days, an d a re u su a lly p o p u lar
“ A g ric u ltu re ’s incom e is fa r above in t h a t they offer o p p o rtu n ity for FOR SA LE — 11 W E A N E R PIGS.
C h ester W h ite an d P o lan d C hina
193 2, b u t it w ill have to be raised v a rio u s persons, o th e rw ise u n k n o w n ,
s till m ore, or in d u s tria l p rices w ill to e x h ib it ta le n ts for e n te r ta in ­ cross, $2.50 p er head if a ll ta k en .
have to be d ra s tic a lly red u ced ,
if m en t; th ey give a sin c e re re tu rn in L. F ales, 4 m i. n o rth of H erm isto n .
2 3 -lp
a g ric u ltu re Is to ab so rb th e volum e v alu e fo r th e fees ch arg ed a t the
T he sch ed u lin g of tw o s ta te con­ of in d u s tria l goods th a t it m u st a b ­ door; and th e y provide asto n ish in g W A N T E D —
G E N E R A L HOUSE-
v e n tio n s by d a iry o rg a n iz a tio n s on so rb in o rd er to do ‘its p a r t in c r e a t­ su rp ris e s in undiscovered a b ility in
keeping. E x p erie n ced n u rse. L u ­
in
g
in
d
u
s
tria
l
em
p
lo
y
m
en
t
g
re
a
t
th e cam pus a t O regon S ta te college
m usic, d a n c in g o r comedy.
cille, P hone 2373.
2 3 -lp
th e sam e w eek h as re su lte d in th e enough to get th e c o u n try in ‘h ig h
T he c o n tests a re to be h eld in H e r­
period F e b ru a ry 19 to 2 4 b ein g d es­ g e a r’ once m ore.
m iston, a t th e h ig h school g y m n a s­ W A N TED TO R E N T — GOOD 40 A.
“ In o rd er to have m ore, th is c o u n ­ ium , on th e ev en in g s of F e b ru ary
ra n c h in U m a tilla co u n ty . R alph
ig n a te d as ‘‘D airy In d u s trie s W eek .’’
22-3p
T h e O regon D airy M a n u fa c tu re rs’ tr y m u st produce an d sell m ore. I 29 an d M arch 29. T he f ir s t w ill be E arw ood, B oardm an, Ore.
asso o iatio n w ill hold its co n v en tio n am no t re fe rrin g to a g ric u ltu re , for k now n as th e “ L eap Y e a r” co n test,
W
A
N
TED
—
D
RESS
M
AKING,
R E-
F e b ru a ry 21 an d 22, in co n n ectio n we a re now p ro d u cin g m uch m ore and th e second as " P o s t-E a s te r
m
odeling
c
lo
th
in
g
.
C
h
arg
es
by
M oney a llo tte d to O regon by th e , w ith th e a n n u a ] d airy p ro d u cts sh o rt th a n can be used, even w ith th e help T he e n tr y lists a re open to any p e r­
R u ra l
E le c trific a tio n
A d m in istra ­ course, stag ed th a t week by th e d a i­ of ex p o rt su b sid ies an d th e g iv in g of son, or sm all group, w ho can offer piece or day w ork. Q u iltin g a t lc
I am e n te r ta in m e n t of a n y so rt. I t is not yd. W ork g u a ra n te e d . Mrs. W. C.
tio n is h elp in g b rin g e le c tric ity to ry d e p a rtm e n t. T he a n n u a l m eeting u rp lu se s to re lie f fam ilies.
22-3c
re
fe
rrin
g
to
in
d
u
s
try
,
w
hich
in
19,>8 confined to h ig h school stu d e n ts, but Isom . R t. 2, H erm isto n .
2,519 farm fam ilies in th is s ta te to of th e O regon D airy m en ’s asso cia­
produced
20
per
c
e
n
t
less
volum
e
of
im prove
fa rm
m an a g e m e n t
and tio n h as been set for F e b ru a ry 2 2
is av a ila b le to a n y person, of any HIGH G RADE PIANO— N E W T Y P E
boost farm incom e, it w as revealed and 23, w hich w ill b rin g th e produ- goods th a n in 1929. O ur in d u s tria l age o r address. Soloists, in m usic or
sp in et.
W ill sa c rific e for quick
h ere d u rin g th e fin a l day of w orld is p ay in g th e .penalty of a r t i ­ d a n c in g ; d u ets, trio s, q u a rte ts ; nov­ sale. C ash or term s. W rite P. 0.
in a b ro ad cast of REA a c tiv itie s in
ficial re s tric tio n s, im posed by both e lty m usical a c ts— saw s, bazookas— Box 418, P e n d leto n , Ore.
th e “ U nited S ta te s G o v ern m en t R e­ he m a n u fa c tu re rs ’ m eeting.
22-3c
K en n eth Poole of P o rtla n d , p re si­ ca p ita l an d lab o r, w hich have been “ old tim e ” fid d le rs; m onologists and
p o rts ” w eekly series p re se n tin g th e
d e n t of th e m a n u fa c tu re rs ’ gro u p , em ployed for g e n e ra tio n s. T h e t a r ­ decia im ers; ju g g le rs or pantom im - FOR SALE— 17 TONS F IR S T CROP
fe d e ra l g o v ern m en t agencies.
a lfa lfa ;
tw o 6-year-old
Jersey
O regon’s s h a re of R EA fu n d s was and Geor; e F u lle n w id e r of C arlto n , iff is re s tric tiv e , m onopolies a re re ­ ists; sto ry te lle rs— a ll such item s a re
cow s; 1% h. p. F airb a n k s-M o rse gas
stric
tiv
e
,
excessive
h
o
u
rly
ra
te
s
for
p
resid
en
t
of
th
e
d
airy
m
en
,
have
e
lig
ib
le
as
co
n
test
m
a
te
ria
l,
and
th
e
g iven as $1,002,500. W ith th e a s­
to lab o r a re re s tric tiv e . All h av e te n d ­ prizes, in cash, w ill be aw ard ed a c ­ en gine. J. D. C orliss, H erm isto n ,
sista n c e of R EA , it w as pointed out, w orked ot t jo in t a rra n g e m e n ts
.' 22-3p
six farm er-o w n ed an d f a r m e rs pera- Save both g ro u p s on th e cam pus a t ed to lim it th e volum e of goods and co rd in g to th e ju d g em en t of th e a u d ­ P hone 2929.
serv
ices
th
a
t
th
e
p
u
b
lic
can
pay
for.
ience itself, by volum e of applause. FDR
ted r u r a l e lec tric co o p erativ es have he tam e tim e. M ilton H u it, ipresi-
DISC;
ALSO
SALE— 8-FT.
’e n t of th e N a tio n al D airy council, snd all have c o n trib u te d th e ir p a rt T he m a n ag e m en t by th e b and w ill
been estab lish ed in th is state.
one-row corn drill. R. K. M iller,
•i” b» th e fe a tu re d sp e a k e r a t th e to th e econom ic s ta le m a te th a t ex ists ex ten d only to house an d program B oardm an.
A p p ro x im ately 1,700,000 farm s
22-3tp
in o ur n a tio n a l econom y.
a rra n g e m e n ts, a n d w ill have no in ­
or 25 per c e n t of th e to ta l for th e com bined session.
“ The log-jam m u st be b ro k en if flu en ce in d ecid in g th e w inners.
FOR SALE— 4 HEAD W ORK HORS-
Im m e d iite ly follo w in g th is D airy
U n ited S ta te s— enjoyed th e a d v a n t­
eg, and a ’29 m odel A F o rd coach
T h e re 13 b u t one s tip u la tio n ; th e
ag es of h ig h lin e e le c tric service at I 'n d u s trie s w eek, th e d a iry d e p a rt- we a re to have th e k in d of a co un­
w ith
th e b eg in n in g of 1940, it w as s t a t­ le n t w ill co n d u ct a tw o-w eck school tr y th a t you and I w a n t to have. It w in n e rs o f th e F e b ru a ry co n test in good ru n n in g co n d itio n
1940 license fo r sale cheap, o r trad e
ed. T h is is w ell over tw ice th e n u m ­ f i r b u tte r m ak ers from F e b ru a ry 26 w ould be easy en o u g h to b re a k it s h a ll n o t a p p e a r in M arch.
m eth o d s,
but
for heifers. Rex Jack so n , 4 mi. N.
ber of farm s h a v in g su ch service be­ o M arch 9. T h is course is for m en th ro u g h d ic ta to ria l
W. H erm isto n .
22-3p
TYPING SERVICE OFFERED
fore th e REA w s estab lish ed in w ho w ish to- q u alify a s b u tte rm a k - th a t is n o t th e A m erican way. I be­
in tellig en ce
TO PUBLIC
-ws u n d e r th e new s ta te law re q u ir- lieve we have en o u g h
1935.
FOUND — W H IT E BOAR. RIGHT
“ T he ta s k In to w hich REA sw ings ’’1? a license to en g ag e in th is an d reso u rcefu ln ess to do it by dem ­
e a r cropped, ab o u t 3 y ears old
(F
ro
m
T
he
B
u
lld
o
g
)
o
c
ra
tic
m
ethods.
T
he
p
roblem
is
a t th e b eg in n in g of 1 9 4 0 .” said tra d e .
w eig h in g a b o u t 250. F ra n k B axter,
T
h
e
Service
C
lub
of
H
erm
isto
n
sim
ple.
W
e
h
av
e
th
e
alm
o
st
lim
it­
R I A A d m in istra to r H a rry S la tte ry ,
22-3C
less n a tu ra l reso u rces,
th e sk illed U nion h ig h school h as show n so S tan field ra n c h , Echo, Ore.
w ho p a rtic ip a te d in th e b ro ad cast,
m
uch
skill
an
d
p
ro
ficie
n
cy
th
a
t
it
lab
o
r,
th
e
‘in
d
u
s
tria
l
fa
c
ilitie
s,
the
" is to m ake elec tric service of th e
FOR SALE — ONE R E G IS T E R E D
m oney an d th e m en n ecessary to pro­ has been decided to accep t w ork
C h ester W h ite b o ar; 3 sow s w ith
utm ost use an d p ro fit to th ese new
duce a n a tio n a l incom e of p erh ap s from o u tsid e th e h ig h school for pay. pigs. F ra n k L eich t. Irrig o n . 22-3p
users, an d to exten d serv ice to m any
“ O ur W ork for 1940” is th e d is­ 100 b illio n d o llars. W e h av e .poten­ A ny m oney th u s e arn ed w ill go in to
th o u s a n d s of a d d itio n a l tarm s.
T h e b ro ad cast, e n title d “ An Idea cussion su b je c t of farm p ro g ram tia l dem and for th e goods we could th e club tre a s u ry — a t th e p resen t HORSES FOR SALE OR T R A D E —
All ages, b ro k e or u n b ro k e. P riced
in A ctio n ” , told th e sto ry of the lead ers of O regon co u n ties a t a s e r­ p ro d u ce; b u t so fa r we h av e not tim e a s b a re as M other H u b b a rd 's
to sell quick. Joe H aw k in s, Adams,
aim s and acco m p lish m en ts of REA ies of seven d is tric t co n feren ces be­ found th e key to tihe puzzle of pov­ cupboard.
21-4c
R a te s for ty p in g se rv ice w ill be O regon.
R edm ond, A rlin g to n , e rty In th e m id st of p len ty . Some
in O regon, and w as a rra n g e d by th e in g held a t
the sam e as p rev ail in o th e r cities,
s ta te d ire c to r for th e office of g o \- G ran t« Pass, G resham , L a G rande, w ay m u st be fo u n d to g e a r th e v a r­
REASON-
HOUSE FOR R E N T -
ious elem en ts to g e th e r so as to fu n c ­ 10c per page for p e rfe c t copy double
. ’o rv a llis an d B urns.
e m in e n t re p o rts.
able. B. I. W h itn ey .
22-2p
spaced
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c
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s
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ish
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for
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FOR S A L E FOUR COWS AND 150
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R ates of lab o r a re an im p o rta n t tin g , m im eographed copies and an y
uach co u n ty office a re a tte n d in g , to
head of ew es. E. E. P u lle y , H e r­
m eet w ith s ta te AAA co m m ittee­ fac to r in h ig h prices. I d o n 't w ant sim ila r w ork w ill be done a t re a ­ m iston.
21-tfc
m en, AAA fieldm en, com m odity sp e­ to give lab o r less, b u t m ore. I m ean sonable ra te s. W o rk m ay be b ro u g h t
FA IRBA NK S-M O RSE S H A L L O W
c ia lists an d ex ten sio n se rv ice re p re ­ th a t th e h o u rly concept Is w rong, to th e h ig h school office.
well used w a te r system for sale.
R aym ond H ollom an. D orothy P ie r­
an
d
should
be
su
p
ersed
ed
by
th
e
a
n
­
A special m eetin g w as held in the sen tativ es.
V
ery
reasonable.
B ert Q uick. H e r­
son
an
d
J
a
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ic
e
M
adden
w
ere
voted
n
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al-w
a
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e
concept.
T
h
e
re
is
p
len
ty
F o llo w in g th e d is tric t co n fe re n ­
echdol house T uesday
ev en in g to
21-3c
of evidence th a t th e lab o r g roups in to th e S ervice C lub a t Its m eetin g m iston.
ces,
each
co
u
n
ty
w
ill
hold
a
m
eetin
g
,
co n fer f ir s t and second d eg rees on
on
J
a
n
u
a
r
y
17.
E
re
a
n
o
th
e
r
m
onth
w
hich
receiv
e
.high
h
o
u
rly
w
ages,
FOR S A L E 34 TONS CHOICE AL-
six C olum bia G ran g e ca n d id a te s for w ith co m m u n ity AAA co m m itteem en
such as c a rp e n te rs, w ould be g lad to ro lls by th e y w ill u n d o u b te d ly hav e
m em b ersh ip
and
one
W estlan d and farm su p erv iso rs a tte n d in g .
fa lfa hay, no sand b u rs. H. H.
h o u rly h o u rs to th e ir c re d it an d join th e W hipple, Irrig o n ,
T h a t th e re a re few ch an g es in th e .su rren d er a g re a t deal in
21-3p
G ran g e c a n d id a te .
ra te s in re tu rn fo r a g u a ra n te e d a n ­ fo llo w in g list:
T h e Y. G. A. team ,
w ith
Don 1940 farm p ro g ram h as been p o in t­
.60
FOR R EN T — MODERN A PA R T-
P h y llis Sires ...
n u a l wage. Som ehow or o th e r em ­
S herw ood se rv in g as m a ste r, p u t on ed o u t by th e s ta te office a t C o rv al­
43%
Joyce
M
cCulley
m ent, also one larg e ho u sek eep in g
ployers,
em
ployees
an
d
th
e
farm
th e w ork. O w ing to th e u n fa v o rab le lis.
34%
room . W est Side H otel. D ial 2381.
B ill B elt
F o llo w in g is th e sch ed u le o f m e e t­ g ro u p s m ust be b ro u g h t to m u tu al
w e a th e r c o n d itio n s fo r tra v e l, sev
33%
M arlon P ierce .
23-3«
u n d e rs ta n d in g on
such
problem s,
e ra l Y. G. A .’s from E cho an d S ta n ­ ing's:
32%
V
irg
in
ia
Todd
a
n
d
th
en
real
p
ro
g
ress
can
be
m
ade.
Jan u ary
17. R edm ond, C rook,
field could n o t be p re s e n t a n d Co­
E. P. DODD —
REA L E STA TE,
28%
G race B ensel ...
" F a rm e rs sta n d read y to do th e ir
lu m b ia G ra n g e rs w ere ask ed to su b ­ D eschutes, K lam ath co u n tie s; J a n ­
sales, leases, ex changes. In s u r­
...22%
A
udrey
N
ull
p
a
rt.
T
hey
h
av
e
n
e
v
er
asked
for
u a ry 22. A rlin g to n , W h eeler, W asco,
a n ce— fire, au to m o b ile, accid en t. No­
s titu te .
19%
K elly T ille r
a r b itr a r y prices, b u t o n ly p a rity p ri­
T h e re follow ed a social tim e and S h erm an , G illiam , M orrow, U m a til­
ta r y public, ex ecution of legal pa­
12
L
illy
M
oyer
ces.
w
hich
a
re
p
rices
w
h
ich
w
ill
la coundies; J a n u a r y 23, G ra n ts
pers. H erald office, H erm isto n , Ore-
refreshm ents.
10
D ella M adden
en ab le th em to tr a d e com m odities
T h e n e x t re g u la r m e etin g w ill be P ass. Jack so n , Jo sep h in e, D ouglas
15-tfc
gon.
... 8
F ra n c e s F o lle tt
Jan u ary
24, G resham , fo r th e goods produced by o th e rs, on
held F e b u u a ry 6, a t w h ich tim e Co­ c o u n ties;
...
7%
Z
elda
C
u
rtis
a fa ir basis. I believe som e so rt of
T Y P E W R IT E R S
FOR SALE OR
lu m b ia ’s 14 c a n d id a te s w ill receive M arion, W a sh in g to n , C o l u m b i a ,
... 7%
M abel R auch ...
p a rity y a rd stick can be w orked out
re n t — E asy term s. Thompson'«
th ird and fo u rth deg rees, e n titlin g M u ltn o m ah , Hood R iver. C lack am as
5%
G ale F elth o u se
to ap p ly to lab o r an d to in d u s try al-
D rug S tore, H erm isto n .
5-tfc
th e m to
fu ll
m em b ersh ip
p riv i­ co u n tie s; J a n u a r y 24, La G ran d e,
7%
M
arion
O
tt
...
so.
U nion. W allo w a. B aker co u n ties;
leges.
WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANOE
4%
C la u d in e H ale
“ T h e farm p ro g ram
Is p o p u lar
P la n s a re p ro g ressin g n icely fo r J a n u a r y 26, C orvallis, L «ne, L inn,
furniture, m achinery,
household
...
4
Bob
Jackson
wMb
farm
ers,
fo
r
85
p
er
cen
t
of
th
e
a g ra n g e p ro g ram a n d pie social to Y am h ill, P o lk . B en to n co u n tlea;
M
iller’s
Trading
Poat,
Her-
articles.
...
3
R
o
b
e
rt
P
ierson
cro p lan d of th e n a tio n is covered
be held F e b ru a ry 9, to w h ich th e F e b ru a ry 7, B u rn s, H arn ey , G ra n t,
1-tfe
m isto s,
3
L ew is W ilson
w
ith
som
e
phase
of
th
e
p
ro
g
ram
thia
Lake counties.
public la invited
ANNUAL MEETING
NOTICE
MAC HOKE SPEAKS TO
FARMERS AT BAKER
DAIRY INDUSTRIES
WEEK CALLS GROUPS
TO 0 . S. C^ CAMPUS
2,519 FARM FAMILIES
GET REA BENEFITS
’ 940 AAA PROGRAM
TO BE DISCUSSED
COLUM BIA GRANGE
NOTES
Provide Your
Chicks and
. Poults
With Steady Even
Warmth
Burn
Basco Briquets
All Heat — No Ash
Briquets hold fire 8 to 10
hours. They burn at a uni­
form temperature. High
radiant heat. No ashes or
clinkers. Will not smoth­
er out. Always uniform
in composition. Conveni­
ent and e c o n o m i c a l .
GASCO BRIQUETS
are the ideal
Brooder Stove Fuel!
In la n d
C o o p erative
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