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JACKSON COUNTY FARM NOTES Compiled by County Office O. S. C. Extension Service Crop Insurance i Sign-up Urged Wheat growers of Jackson j county will receive this week a i letter in regard to signing up: for crop insurance for 1946. j Every wheat grower interested I in a crop insurance program should contact the AAA office i in the courthouse by the 29th of ! September, as all applications ' for the 1946 crop season must j be completed by that date. I How Modern Chemistry Atomic Structure of Nor mol Heptane In Zero Octano Gasoline. Atemic Structure el Is, Octane In 100 Octane Avfetlen Gasoline. Crop insurance legislation was enacted by congress early this year and as the premium rates are small, only 1.7 bushel per acre for this county for 75 per cent of the normal yield, many farmers should take advantage of this opportunity to insure their crop against natural enemies, drought, winter kill, and many other factors that would reduce the wheat yield. Lamb feeders and sheep rais- Schilling pu,E Vanilla adds delicate tempting flavor to your desserts PASTEURIZED SKIM THitl ADDS TO ITS GOODNESS Brought You This Amazing New Fuel Gasoline is composed of countless different hydro-carbon -iasLx.r-r. molecules. Old style gasolines are made up of various com- jfc .. "' binations or these different kinds of molecules. But, under A'gMfil the impetus of war, chemists lound how to take the mol ecules tbemseliet apart actually how to rearrange the atoms u ilhin the molecules. vf- The result is the thrilling, amazing power of Signal's new gasoline bring'ng vou performance so immediately apparent you tan I ILL IT - iCi IT - HEAR IT.' NEW ECONOMY TOO I The increased power that brings ou this new driving pleasure brings new economy, too. Because in the same amount of gasoline you now get additional power for more high-gear miles to take your car farther. So as you thrill to the fun of driving with the new Signal Gasoline enjoy new extra mileage as you... ers can now apply fo the coun ty office of the Agricultural Ad justment Administration for sub sidy payments designed to help meet increased production costs and increase the supply of lamb and mutton. Applications may be made for sales since August 5, 1945, and through June 30, 1946. Questions have been asked in regard to the sale of lambs through commission houses and whether subsidies would be al lowed for lambs sold under that condition. Lambs in that case still belong to the farmer and he is eligible to receive the pay ment. They must be sold to an authorized slaughterer and the agent is simply the go-between. Feeder lambs are not entitled to a subsidy unless sold for feed ing to an authorized slaughterer. Evidence consisting of invoices, sales tickets, account purchases, slaughter sheets, receipts which will show time of slaughter, pur chase price, number of head, to tal live weight, whether sheep or lambs. Also a certificate count ersigned by the person or his agent from whom purchased showing that the sheep or lambs were purchased for feeding. Superphosphate Supply Arranged Arrangements have been made by the AAA office for local deal ers to handle the supply of super phosphate this year. Purchase or ders will be issued by the AAA office to applicants and deliv eries will be made by the local dealer. Purchases may be made from the dealer without going through the AAA office but the entire amount will have to be paid in cash. Farmers who wish this ma terial should contact the AAA office as soon as possible in or der to get their supply which will probably all be in by Jan uary 1. Ft. Cj. Fowler, County agent. 4-H Home Economics Demonstration Day Jackson county 4-H club mem bers will hold their annual demonstration and contest day, Saturday, Sept. 15, starting at THRU AMAZING WAX-TIMS IN ATOMIC STRUCTURE SIGNAL BRINGS NEW TICK-UP - SPEED QUICKER STARTING. mornings. Feel your faithful war-time motor spring to new life. Feel its welcome response to the new more volatile elements in Signal's war-born super fuel. FASTER PICK-UP See if A When the traffic light flashes creen -see the street whirl away under you. The surg ing power of Signal's new high powered fuel runs you through low-second-high like play ing scales on a piano. HIGHER ANTI-KNOCK to smoothly accelerating motor. The new combi nations of antiknock elements in Signal's advanced type fuel give you new power with- out ping. 9 a. m. In the courthouse audi torium. Contests to be held include muffin baking for cooking I members, sponge cake contest for cooking II members, bread baking contest for cooking III members, biscuit baking for camp cookery members. Clothing girls will have a darning contest, a patching con test, and a buttonhole contest. A canning contest will be held for members of the canning project. A home economics Judging con test will be held for all mem bers present and all home eco nomics demonstrations will be given that day. Judges for the occasion will ' be Miss Lois Lutz, home man-1 agement specialist of Oregon! State college, and Mrs. Winifred Gillen, home demonstration agent of Klamath county. Earle Jossy, County Club Agent Jackson county turkey crop this year will approach the 100, 000 mark according to County Agent Robert G. Fowler. The birds are now in fine shape and thriving. Some of the corp crop of valley, now approaching maturity and harvesting, will be needed for feed for the birds as there is a shortage of prepar ed feed in the valley. The corn is mixed in fattening mash. Tur key production this year is about twice what it was last year. Many of the birds are: under army set-aside contracts. Threshing of the seed crop of the valley is now about half finished. No price has been de finitely set but it is expected to be around S1.75 per pound. On the C. C. Hoover ranch some of the Ladino clover was threshed at night, when the dew was on, and there was less seed wastage Closing time fni Sunday Too Late to Classify 4:00 Saturday afternoon DEVELOPMENT OF GASOLINE YOU SMOOTHNESS Enjoy stepping on your starter the purr of a quiet, imt Is THE WHiSTlER" The Coot! t Moil Popular Progrom C6S9RM JUNIOR RED CROSS SHIPS OVER 6,000 L HEMS Jackson county Junior Red Cross has just completed ship ment of over 6000 articles for hospitalized sen-icemen in this country and overseas according to Miss Vera Humphrey, county chairman. Three large Christ mas "units", each complete with poster, Christinas trees, table decorations .favors, menu cov ers and Christmas cards were completed, using color and ideas to illustrate the themes "The Night Before C h r i s t m a s," "Carolers" and "Poinsetta", Each unit will be sent to a different hospital ship or over seas hospital to be used for Christmas parties which will be planned and carried out by the Red Cross hospital workers. The work of the Junior mem bers, who have filled the Jeep shop and the headquarters' shop this summer, will continue in school projects under direction of teacher-sponsors, it is stated. Production of articles for wounded servicemen and re fugee children overseas will be the most important part of the program this year. Miss Hum phrey states. "The war isn't over for them." she points out, "and we're not going to forget Blued steel . . . flat heads . ; . sterl lliedl Choice of four different lengths. Package contains V lb. 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