The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, May 09, 1940, Page 7, Image 7

PAGE SEVEN
THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1940.
100 feet: thence at right angles FOR REAL QUALITY — BUY
during the. garden festival on the
“Vigorbilt” chicks. New low pri­
due North 50 feet; thence at right
O. S. C. campus the first week in
angles due West loo feet to the ces on Hampshire Reds, White Leg­
May.
horns and Legorcas. See “Vigorbilt”
place of beginning.
Many home owners, said Hyslop,
The terms of the sale are cash in first. Baby turks May 1st. “Vig­
make the mistake of seeding their hand to the highest bidder and the orbilt” Hatchery, Hermiston. Oregon.
lawns before the soil has settled suf­ property will be sold free and clear
36-3p
MESSAGE TO EVERY MEMBER.
ficiently and the result is an uneven of any existing encumbrance. The
will furnish the successful bid­ HOUSE -READY TO RENT MAY
surface. Either early spring or ear­ estate
der a policy of title insurance cover­
10: 6 rooms and bath; renovated
ly fall seeding was recommended by ing the title to the property pur-
inside and out. Call 3531.
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the
speaker.
Favorable
moisture
chased
as
of
the
date
of
the
sale
of
CANNING SC HE DU LE
INFORMATION GIVEN conditions this spring have allowed the same. The sale shall be subject
confirmation of the above entitled TO TRADE FOR SHEEP— MED-
«R E A . HIGHLIGHTS*
later seeding than was the case last to
ON FROZEN FOODS
ium size Viking cream separator,
Court and upon execution and deliv­
From
May
13
to
18
♦ ' b y R. ------
*
year.
ery of a good and sufficient deed
used 3 months, Briggs & Stratton U
L. WOOLLEY
Professor Hyslop pointed out that
Dated the 9th day of May, 1940. horse gas motor, good condition.
Problems arising in food preserva­
Many of our members are busy
MABELL HIATT,
12 to 3.30 p. m. tion by the frozen pack method will Oregon people are unusually favored
8
to
11
a.
m.
Administratrix de boms non of Phone 3461, Preston Holloman, Her­
these times, and with all their busi­
in
having
a
large
supply
of
home
Asparagus be answered by Thomas Onsdorff of
Mon.—Asparagus
miston.
36-3P
the Estate of John Thomas
ness they are making use of electri­
Asparagus the Food Industries Department of grown seed from many different
Lambirth,
deceased.
cal power to further their activities. Tues.—A sparagus
CANNING
ASPARAGUS
FOR
Asparagus Oregon State College, in a series of kinds of suitable grasses. He urged
RALEY PETERSON,
It has been brought to the attention Wed.—Asparagus
sale— 3 He per lb. field run. Jens
Attorney for the Administratrix.
Asparagus three district meetings to be held in the selection of grass according to
Thurs.—Asparagus
of the writer recently that many are
the type of lawn desired, environ­ (May 9-June 6)___________
Skovbo, Hermiston.
36-3p
Asparagus Umatilla county. May 10 and 11.
likely to lose the significance of the Fri.—Asparagus
ment, and the location in the state.
Asparagus
Sat.—Asparagus
With the rapid rise in the use of
FOR SALE—NEW HOME SEW-
word “power”. They are in the hab­
Other products by special arrange­ frozen foods and an increase in lock­ Kentucky bluegrass, for example, is NOTICE OF HEARING VPON
ing machine, sews as good as new.
it of thinking of paying their light
much
better
in
eastern
or
southern
FINAL
report
er storage facilities, there has devel­ Oregon than it is in western Oregon
Only $10.00. Mrs. Annie Edwards,
bill where they pay for their month­ ment.
Hermiston Co-op Cannery
oped a demand for more information
35‘3P
where slightly acid soils are the IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE Umatilla.
ly electric bill.
on packing, freezing and storage of
STATE
OF
OREGON
FOR
Originally when electricity and its
rule.
FOR SALE — CASE MOWING
UMATILLA COUNTY
uses were being developed the prin­ one of the most modern and up-to- meats, fish, poultry, wild game, fruits
Among the bent grasses, he recom­
machine: Mormon hay stacker, and
cipal purpose to which it was put was date to be found anywhere in the and vegetables.
mended
either
Astoria
bent
or
high­
one
10-ft. disc. F. A. Berg, 1 mile
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Two meetings will be held on F ri­
that of lighting. Further develop­ Pacific Northwest. This association
land bent as being preferable to Sea­ that the undersigned adm.-iistratrix east of Umatilla.
3 5-3p
day,
May
10.
One
at
Hermiston
in
ments have made electricity useful in was organized in 1930 and the first
of the estate of Walter S. Boynton,
side
bent,
which
is
good
for
putting
many more ways. Perhaps one of year handled 8000 turkeys for local the American Legion hall, beginning greens but requires considerable deceased, has filed her final report WILL PAY $3 PER TON FOR
small quantities and $4 for a ton
the most important usages is that of growers. Membership now numbers at 2:00 p. m. and the other in the work when used in an ordinary lawn. with the Clerk of the above entitled
and that the Judge of said or more scrap iron. Anything but
power. In fact lighting loads are 120, and the association will pack out Milton city hall at Milton, beginning Other grasses suited for particular Court,
Court has made an order herein
becoming more and more to be only during the 1939-40 marketing per­ at 8:00 p. m.
conditions he mentioned are rough designating Saturday, the 18th day stove iron will do. Notify Bill Hub­
For
those
in
the
Pendleton
area,
a
35-3p
ONE of these uses of electricity. This iod approximately 60,000 birds. It
bluegrass, chewing fescue, and of May, 1940, at 10 o’clock A. M. as ble, Hermiston.
very thing is shown in our own midst has been a leading force in develop­ meeting will be held in the Little creeping red fescue. Both of the the time, and the rooms of the above
ONE THREE-ROOM APARTMENT
by the usage of electricity for pump­ ing the turkey industry and in im­ Theater of the Vert Memorial, Sat­ fescues are more drouth-resistant entitled Court in the County Court
available May 1st. Have two 2-
House
in
Pendleton,
Umatilla
Coun­
urday,
beginning
at
2:00
p.
m.
ing both for irrigation and for do­ proving quality.
than the bent grasses.
ty, Oregon, as the place wnen and room apartments vacant now. Cronk’s
The speaker cautioned against where hearing is to be had thereon.
mestic uses.
Another increasing
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The most recent cooperative effort
F. B. Auxiliary Ha- Fine Meeting
lawn grass mixtures without finding All persons interested are hereby no­ Apartments, Hermiston.
usage is for electric brooders and in­
was the organization of the Umatil­
The Farm Bureau Auxiliary met out what they contain, citing the ex­ tified to then and there appear and
FARM FOR SALE — T H E DICK
cubators.
la Electric Cooperative association, Friday, May 5, with a very good at­ ample of certain mixtures tested at show cause, if any they have, why
This, then, is the point to be re­
S haw farm n e a r W estlan d .
See
said report should not be approved,
membered at this time. Grow! Grow formed to take advantage of the op­ tendance. Mrs. Panages and Mrs. the college which were sold for east­ the administratrix discharged and the J W. M essner, H erm iston, Oregon.
portunity to bring electricity to hund­ Ott were in charge of the program. ern Oregon use and yet contained as
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electrically and think and talk of
reds of farm3 for the first time un­ Mrs. Ott told about Yellowstone Park high as 7 5 per cent Italian ryegrass, estate closed.
your usage of “electricity” not only
Dated
this
18th
day
of
April,
1940.
as "lighting” but as “power” as well. der the provision of the Rural Elec­ and showed pictures taken on their which would die out after the first
Martha Anna Boynton, HERMISTON AUTO CO. I
Administratrix.
Speak of your “electric bill” or your trification Administration. On July trip. The ladies are planning a year. Oregon seed laws require that
car lot for the best buys in tov
“power bill”, not your “light bill”. 16, 1938, 136 miles of rural power cooked food and flower sale for Wed­ any grass mixture sold be accompan­
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W. J. Warner,
Such a term is a missnomer and lines were energized, bringing service nesday, May 29, at Burnhams. The ied by a statement of the ingredients. Attorney for Estate.
tends to keep you back in the “horse to 381 users. By July of 1939, the next meeting will be held Friday,
E. P. DODD — REAL, ESTATE.
and buggy” days.
sales, leases, exchanges. Insur­
Construction of the system for the number of users had increased to 495 May 17.__________
ance—fire, automobile, accident. No­
S y n o v a i » o l A n n u a l S l a l e u i v u l 0» t h e
and
the
miles
of
line
energized
to
H om « Ind em n ity C om pany o l 5» M aiden
City of Boardman is progressing sat­
tary public, execution of legal pa­
Lane. New York, in th e S ta te o lN e w Y o r i
oa tbe th ir ty -fir st d ay o t D ecem ber, 1 9 3 9 ,
isfactorily. It will, in all probabili­ 157, with two or three extensions in COLUMBIA GRANGE
pers. Herald office, Hermiston, Ore­
m ade to th e In su ra n ce C om m issioner of the
the
process
of
construction,
indicat­
ty, be completed at an early date pro­
gon.
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S ta te o l O r n o n . ^ n » « ^ * . W«r:
NOTES
viding the proper materials can be ing that this cooperative, too, is ex­
A m ount o t ca p ita l 'lo c k paid up. »1.
periencing
the
customary
growth.
lc a Word - Minimum 20c
TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE OR
obtained without delay.
Nineteen members met for the first 0 5 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 .
INCOM S
rent — Easy terms. Thompson’s
Our membership is doing its part E. D. Martin, manager of the Uma­ business meeting of the month, May
N et p rem iu m , received d u rin s th e year,
HERMISTON
AUTO
CO.
USED
Drug
Store, Hermiston.
5-tfc
in a loyal manner in most ways. One tilla project, is president of this as­ 7, in Columbia school house.
* S Inte're»’ 'Od iv id en d e and renta received
car lot for the best buys in town.
thing we must not overlook during sociation. Thus another cooperative
dUr „ r . ^ m o t t a. ? 7.'.1»r‘e.5.5 r e « - v Wl dur-
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Mr.
Knickerbocker
announced
a
our busy season is the filling in and effort brings to rural homes at nom­ meeting to be held at the Legion hall ing th e year. $ 1 2 6 ,1 8 2 .4 6 .
T otal incom e. $ 3 ,9 8 8 ,1 4 6 .0 - .
FOR RENT — 3-ROOM HOUSE
mailing of our meter cards. Some of inal cost electricity, an essential to Friday, May 10, with Thomas Ons-
DISBURSEM ENTS
with basement and garage; 3%
N et lo .e e , p .id d u rin g the year in clud
us have been neglectful of this little the most satisfying standards of ru­ dorf of Oregon State college, discus­
• PAINTING
‘- C ^ J n U ^ X ' T Z ^ a í í ^ ' p a ^ i t t i n g
ral life.
miles east of Hermiston. See W. S.
part during the past month.
Since January 1, 1926, when funds sing “Food Storage in Lockers.” This ‘h T Í x « : UcenseB^ánd f e e , p aid d u rin g the Casady, or phone 2011.
38-3p
• PAPERING
were provided by the Federal Recla­ should be interesting to Hermiston
TEUTSCH TELLS OF
T eD iT ?d en d ,°paid' on ca p ita l ,to c k d u rin g
SEE
US
FOR
GOOD
USED
HORSE
people
and
a
large
attendance
is
an­
• KALSOMINING
mation Service, the Extension Ser­
the year. 3 1 7 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 .
» 9^ 7 .
mowers and hay tools. Several
A m ount o l al' oth er exp en d itu res. $ - 4 1 ,
vice has maintained an assistant ticipated.
COOPERATIVES IN
good used trucks priced right. Pen­ — Spray Painting and Signs —
Childs Barham, member of the ^ T o t a l e x p e n d itu r e . » ^ ¿ J , 392 7 8 '
county agent with headquarters at
HERMISTON AREA
dleton Grain Growers Inc., Pendle­ Anything - Anywhere - Anytime
executive
committee,
talked
briefly
on
A
D
M
IT
T
E
D
A
S
S
E
T
S
Hermiston. Wile the Federal Recla­
All W ork G u aran teed - E stim ates
V a lu e o l real es ta te ow n ed (m a rk et -eee
the
National
Grange
policies
citing
ton, Ore.
38-4c
FREE
During the past month, several ar­ mation contribution was discontinued the motto, “One for all, and all for U eí,’o aiiseón m ortgagee and co lla tera l, etc .,
HERMISTON AUTO CO. USED
ticles written by Wm. L. Teutsch, as­ in 1934, an assistant county agent
BERT
MICHEL
■
“
V
ilu
e
o
l
h
oods
ow
ned
¡
«
n
r
h
w
d
i
.
car lot for the best buys in town.
sistant county agent leader, have has been maintained as a regular o n e!”
One
remarkable
statement
he
read
P
hone
131
H erm isto n , Ore.
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been published in The Herald. I his part of the county extension staff in was, “Nearly half of the potential
Umatilla
county.
In
all
this
coop­
is the final article written by Mr.
P rem iu m s in co u rse of cottectoon w^sMes»
water power in the U. S. is in the
FOR SALE—10 CHESTER WHITE
Teutsch, who has made an exhaus­ erative effort, the Umatilla county Columbia, river system.” It is sure­ ^ S e p t e m b e r 8 O J 1 9 W J
weiner pigs, $3.00, if all are taken,
I n te r e s t and re n ts d a e and aeerwed.
agent,
the
assistant
county
agent
and
tive study of the various cooperatives
L. J. Jelinek, Stanfield.
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he extension specialist in marketing ly up to Oregon people to insist upon ^ t l m r ' i m a e t . ( n e t ) , » 2 9 ,1 2 1 9 ^ ()7 „
C. A. B I N D E R
in the Hermiston vicinity.
worked closely with local people in P.U.D. systems and take advantage
• r o t - ^ ’M M s 56*-807*
PLUMBING
WANTED—A
STEAMER
TRUNK.
of cheap power rates in their own
G ross cU im s for lo sse s unpaid.
As the Cooperative Laundry be­ bringing about these sound develop­ homes. If the cooperative districts
Notify Miss Nestell or call at Her­
Call
Tum-A-Luni
- Phone 3132
*"
came successful, another family need ments. Always the policy has been are not formed within a limited time, A m o u n t o l. “ n® \r“ e 8 7p6rJg 3“ “ *
ald office.
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o u tsta n d in g riaka, $ 1 ,6 5 1 ,6 * 8 -3 8 - k
U m atilla, Oregon
to
start
slowly
on
a
sound
basis
was facilities to can various food
D ue for co m m issio n and b rok erage,
the power will be sold to industries,
ATTENTION FARMERS! WILL
products produced on the farm. C an- building on a modest start within a and more power arranged for by pri­ • ‘ I h ’ óthe’ r j ia b il it ie ,. » 1 0 8 ,9 8 9 0 0 „ „ „ 00
pay top price for fat heifers, steers
ning equipment was obtained and ad­ sound financial structure. The In- vate utility companies to be resold at
? ” . 7 * u I S u i M ~ « c e p ’t ’ ca p ita l. »4.-
-nd
Cooperative,
a
successor
to
the
and cows. Write or call O’Conner’s
J. V. VILLERMOURE
ded as a part of the laundry. The
a much higher rate to communities 4 2 U.5p .ta 1 7paid up. * l -05U¿OOO OU.
Cafe, Hermiston. Ben O’Conner,
use of the community cannery is Grange Cooperative, organized in
S u rp lu s o ver all lia b ilities. $ ¿ .0 7 .
E LEC TRICA L SERV ICE
1939, handles hardware and fuel for service.
phone 2301.
28-3c
scheduled in a manner similar to the ' May
There was a report from the spec­ 2 8 Su|6|'ilu, as regard s p olicyholder». $3.-
ith all stock paid for in cash. It
laundry. Certain days are designat­
1 2 9 ,2 6 8 .1 6 .
HERMISTON AUTO CO. USED
Phone 3821
Hermist
has a net worth of $5000 and rend- ial committee which met with other
T o t a l $ 1 .5 5 6 ,8 0 1 .6 3 .
ed for packing asparagus, tomatoes,
B U SIN E SS IN OREGON
car lot for the best buys in town
rs service to several hundred mem- organization representatives l a s t
FOR THE YEAR
corn and other products. Last year b«rs. Likewise the Hermiston Mer- week as to acceptance or rejection of
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N et p rem ium s receiv ed durin g th e year,
this community cannery was used by- cantile Cooperative, strictly of the the Hermiston Herald for cheaper * 2 N i\6 7 M7,e r paid d u rin g the year, $5,-
W. L. Morgan. D. M. D.
LOST—EWE, UNSHFARED, &
more than 300 different patrons and w u m e r type handling groceries and subscription rates to the paper.
7 7 0 .9 3 .
G en eral D en tistry
Net
lo
sses
incurred
during
th
e
year.
three
lambs.
Last
seen
along
dia­
the pack totalled 68,836 cans. The similar commodities for members, has
The state grange annual conven­
4 1 3 93
X -R ay and D iagnosis
gonal road east of Hermiston. J. H.
greater portion of this pack is foi operated since 193 4 and does an an­ tion will be held this year in Salem S 7 Nam
e o f Com pany. T h e Home In d em n ity
Holling. Call Herald office.
28-lp B ank Bldg. Pho. 2592 - Res. 2112
C°N am eSo t P r esid en t. H arold V. S m ith .
home use, but a good market has nual business of approximately $30,- from June 11 to 14.
S unday & Eve. by A p p o in tm en t
Nam e o f S ecreta ry . W. E. E n ter.
been developed for canned goods in 000 in this highly competitive field.
Mrs. Knickerbocker announced a
UPHOLSTERING AND FURNI-
S ta tu to ry re sid e n t atto rn ey fo r aervle
excess of home requirements.
K eith R h od e,
Among the leaders, in addition to second of a series of Y. G. A. dances
ture repairing of all kinds. Cush­
“What effect is the fact that you those already mentioned who have to be held in the Columbia park club
F. B. SWAYZE, Agent
ion units and rockers. For sale—
Dr. A. E. MARBLE
’
now have electricity on most of the guided this cooperative movement in house May 25. The first one was a
Hermiston, Oregon
davenport and chair. C. E. Hensley.
-------- «se •
■ —
CHIROPRACTOR
farms having on the volume of busi­ the Hermiston district, are E. L. fine success, a jolly crowd and a jol­
28-4p
Office: 2 blocks E of post office
ness which the laundry is doing,” I Tackson, A. E. McFarland, L. C. Dy­ ly time was had by all who attended. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIX’S
SALE
OF
REAL
PROPERTY
Office hours: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to 6
asked Alfred Sisson, manager of the er, Nels Christensen, R. V. Jones,
FOR
SALE—NO.
1
JERSEY
MILK
On May 21, Mrs. Ott has arranged
Phone 3061 - Hermiston, Or®.
plant, one Sunday morning as he ex­ Adolph Hayden, Pat Quinn, H. J. for “The River,” a 40-minute talkie IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
cow, fresh about May 5. John
plained its operation to me. „ ‘ It is, Bean, W. A. Mikesell. A. W. Turn- picture and to hear a 30-minute lec­
Fisher,
Boardman.
3
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STATE OF OREGON FOR
of course, having some effect,” he re­ blad, Henry Ott, Jess Richards, C. M. ture on Bonneville power. There will
UMATILLA COUNTY
DR. HEINO, DRUGLESS PHYSI-
DR. A. C. WILLCUTT ,
plied, “but not as much as you would Jackson and John McMullen. These be an open meeting and the public is
cian, formerly of Portlanil, now
think.” “Last year we had 200 reg­ men and their neighbors, through invited to attend. There will be no
In the matter of the estate of
OSTEOPATHIC
JOHN THOMAS LAMBIRTH, De- has offices at 14 5 Main, Pendleton.
ular users of the laundry, an
- their support, have guided this coop­ admission charge.
PH
YSICIA
N & SURGEON
Consult Dr. Heino, chiropractor with
vear I estimate we will have about erative movement on the Umatilla
Mrs. Ott, Lecturer, conducted an | ceased^ ICR [s HEREE y GIVEN wide experience.
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OSBORN
A PA R TM EN TS
17 5. In fact, I still have a real prob­ proiect and in the territory adjacent interesting quiz on Grange achieve­ that the undersigned, as administra­
lem of scheduling machines for use of to it. It is the most unique and ex­ ments and movements within the trix de bonis non of the estate of HERMISTON AUTO CO, USED
patrons.
, tensive in this service to farm fami- Grange meeting. Five minute talks John Thomas Lambirth, deceased,
car lot for the best buys in town.
Starting on borrowed money, and j lies than can perhaps be found in any were given by Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. under and by virtue of an order of
D R . F. B. B E L T
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the Hon. Carl Chambers, Judge of
operating on the basis of a service- i community in the United States.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Corman on timely topics. Refresh­ the above entitled Court made on the
fee charge, the association now has a
— Office Hours —
ments were served by Miss Burn­ 9th day of May, 1940, will from and FOR SALE—ABOUT 100 ACRES
located on Columbia river highway,
net worth of 13,384. Financially
’ 9:30 - 12:30 a. m. - 2 - 6 p. m.
ham, Mrs. Knickerbocker and Mrs. after the 10th day of June, 1940, of­
fer for sale and sell at private sale including fine pasture land of 50
successful, of course, but its major ACHIEVEMENT DAY
Other Hours by Appointment
Zivney.
for cash at the office of Raley Peter­ acres, also land suitable for hay:
contribution has been its social value
The
Home
Ec.
club
will
hold
a
brief
son
in
the
United
States
National
drilled well. Also 160 acres south
as much of the drudgery of the indi­ FOR CLUB PLANNED
business meeting in the auxiliary club Bank Building in the City of Pendle­
vidual family washing and canning
house Friday afternoon with Mrs. V. ton, Umatilla Ccunty, Oregon, and of Irrigon, 25 to 30 acres in alfalfa:
DR. W. M. MARBUT
year round spring, pasture land.
processes has been eliminated with
The Priscilla 4-H Sewing club met Dunham as hostess. This is being subject to confirmation by the above Both good bargains, A. E. McFar­
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
this convenience.
planned near Columbia school, so all entitled Court, to the person making
37-2p
The Eastern Oregon Turkey Gro -| a'ter school Monday in the home eco- may attend the open house, program, the highest bid for cash therefor, all land, Boardman, Ore.
the right, title, and interest of
Phone 3151
Hermlstw
ers Association, of which John Jen-j n iiaics room at school. Thelda Mi­ nienic lunch and part of afternoon I of
John Thomas Lambirth, deceased, PASTURE FOR RENT INQUIRE
drzejewski is president, .which mar-| lam demonstrated how to make a
and of the estate of John Thomas
sports.
old Raker ranch, northeast part of
kets 80 per cent of the turkeys pro twisted cord to be used by the mem­
Lambirth, deceased, in and to the fol­ Hermiston. Reasonable.
37-6p
bers
in
the
first
division
on
their
lowing described real property, sit­
duced in the area, is another out­
Peterson & Peterson
uated in the City of Pendleton, Uma­ FOR SALE— 15 ACRE FARM,
.
.
, . LAWN POINTERS
standing example of successful coop­ bags.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Plans
were
made
for
a
club
tilla
County.
Oregon,
to-wit
eration. It is a unit of the Oregon
Some buildings. In Columbia dis­
GIVEN BY HYSLOP
Beginning at a point in the City
U. 8. National Bank Building
Turkey Cooperatives, Inc., and mar- achievement day to be held Monday,
of Pendleton, 230 feet due South trict. Will take $600. E. O. Hunt,
Practice in State * Fed. Courts
1 from the Southwest corner of lot Hermiston.
kets its birds through the Northwes­ May 20. Mrs. Dorothy Bishop, home AT GARDEN MEET
37-3p
Pendleton, Oregon
demonstration
agent,
has
been
invit­
7 in Block 6 in Switzler s Addition
tern Turkey Growers association,
to
the
Town
now,
City
of
Pendle-
ed
for
the
occasion.
The
girls
will
HERMISTON
AUTO
CO.
USED
central marketing agency, with main
If you didn’t get your new lawn
ton, thence due South 50 feet;
car lot for the best buys in town.
offices at Salt Lake, Utah. Harold exhibit all their articles completed so «ceded this spring, don’t feel too bad
thence nt right angles due Last
W. J. W A R N E R
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Rankin, manager, showed me throug far.
about it. because you may have a bet­
With not many meetings left, the
the new modern killing plant which
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
W E BUY. SELL AND EX C H A N G E
ter one in the long run, G. R Hys­
this association hMJ » « t ^completed girls are completing their work in lop. head of the farm crops depart­
furniture, machinery, bouaabold
excellent shape. The members plan ment at Oregon State college, told
Hermiston, Oregon
and through which the 1939-4 U
articles. Miller’a Trading Post, Her
key crop was handled. Capable of on being through with their work by garden enthusiasts and Oregon nur­
miaton.
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killing, dressing and cooling out a the time their leader, Mrs. L. S. Bur­ serymen at one of the joint meetings
rell,
leaves
for
her
vacation.
carload of turkeys daily, the plant is
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