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JACKSON COUNTY FARM NOTES
Compiled by County Office O. S. C. Extension Service
Pairy Herd
p Jrnprovement Assn.
Alter a lapse of three years
s cow testing association has
been been reorganized and test
ing began In August with R. .
Hallett as tester. Eight hundred
twenty-two cows are under test
in 36 herds.
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1. Does not irritate skin. Does
not rot dresses or men s shirts.
2 Prevents uoder-arm odor.
Helps stop perspiration safely.
3a A pure, white, anriseptic.ltain.
less vanishing cream.
4a No waiting to dry. Can be
used right after shaving.
5a Awarded Approval Seal of
American Institute of Launder
ing harmless to fabric Use
Artid regularly.
MORt MEN AND WOMEN USI
THAN ANY OTHER DEODORANT
Officers elected at the organi
zation meeting on Sept. 20, were
L. J. Freeman, Central Point,
president; Robert Lytle, Valley
view, vice-president; R. G. Fow
ler, Medford, secretary.
There Is still room for addi
tional herds and anyone wishing
to out their cows on test may
do so by contacting the county
agents office.
Livestock Shipping
Association
Corporation papers for the
new Jackson county livestock
shipping association have been
filed with the corporation com
missioner and have been accept
pfl. This association will fill s
long felt need In the countv and
while no drive for members has
been made, an opportunity to
join will be given to farmers in
the near future. There is no capi
tal stock in connect with this
association and $1.00 member
ship fee is the only requirement.
An organization meeting will
be held within the next two
weeks to put the association In
operation.
USDA Reassures
Egg Producers
The government is preparing
an egg-buying program to sup
port the recently weakened egg
market. The department of ag
riculture will cany out the gov
ernment commitment to support
the price of producers eggs.
The eEB market has been run
ning weak and unsteady par
ticularly on undergrade and cur
rent receipt eggs probably be
cause military buying of frozen
eggs has declined sharply. Army
cancellations of dried egg con
tracts will not mean a whole
sale dumDing of frozen eggs on
the market, the department de
clares. Any frozen eggs, classed
as surplus property, will be dis
posed of in an orderly manner.
The armed forces are still buy
ing shell eggs to feed Tj. S.
troons in this country and
abroad. If these plans are com
pleted satisfactorily, the export
market can be expected to take
NOTICE
TO PACKERS
Leon's have just received
black and white checked
blouses . . . ideal for work .
200
wash
sizes
$2-95
Plaids for School!
GIRLS' JUMPERS
Outstanding Value at.77
These fine, aoft, woven
plaid ginghams are right
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from 6 different color
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care of the temporary surplus.
after our own demands are met.
the USDA believes. -Farmer's
Share
Of Food Dollar
Farmers have received 54
cents out of each consumer s
food dollar for most of 1945.
The 54 cents Is one cent below
the record highs recorded in
April 1918, December 1944, and
January 1945. Seasonal lows in
the farmer's share are usually
reached in June and July.
Beef Slaughter
Payments Unaffected
Beef production payments to
Jackson county producers will
not be affected by the recent
removal of slaughter quotas on
slaughterers. Payments will con
tinue to be made on eligible cat
tle,' the same as since the pro-
eram began last May.
The only change is that the
prrgram now includes an siaugn-
terers. Before it was necessary
for the cattle to be sold to
"leeallv authorized slaughterer.
Under the new plan, there
may be cases where it is difficult
to verify the name of the slaugh
terer. In those instances it may
be necessary for the county com
mittee to require evidence that
no duplicate payment will . be
made on the cattle.
It still is necessary for pro
ducers and feeders to present
evidence that the cattle are eligi
ble for the payment. The re
quirements are that the cattle
were owned ana lea ror no. .
than 30 days before they were
sold for slaughter, that they
weighed at least 800 pounds and
hrnnffht nt least S14.95 a hun
dred, and that they were deliv
ered to a slaughterer for slaugh
ter within 29 days of the date
of sale.
R. G. Fowler,
County Agent
COURT ACTION SEEKS
CITY PROPERTY SALE
Arthur F. Wells and wife
have filed suit against Leona
Watson, Thomas Watson, and
George Wells and wife, seeking
a court order authorizing sale of
ii lot on Cottage Street. Arthur
F. Wells.' George Wells, and Le
ona Watson, brothers and sis
ter, ore heirs to the property.
The appointment of a referee
and determination of the value
of the lot is also sought.
The complaint sets forth that
Leona Watson and Thomas Wat
son decline to sell the property,
consisting of one lot with a
house, and the other a vacant
lot. It is also cited local reality
'is now high, with numerous
buyers', and now is the time to
sell advantagously. Attorney
Don R. Newbury appears as
counsel for the plaintiff.
BROTHERS HELD IN JAIL
ON HITCHHIKING CHARGE
Harold V. Anderson, Jr., and
Donald W. Anderson, brothers,
are held in the county jail charg
ed with hitchhiking. It is the
first time in about ten years a
similar charge has been filed lo
cally. The sheriff's office re
ports the two hold dishonorable
discharges from the army and
are being held for investigation.
The sheriff's office further re
norts traffic southward is fairly
heavy now but with few pedestrians
BUSSES TO HAUL
E
Busses which will transport
local extras for Universal Pic
tures' "Canyon Passage" to Dia
mond Lake Saturday and Sun
day of this week will leave the
Jackson County chamber of i California and by 10,000 tele-
when a runaway streetcar oper
ated by a beginner motorman
struck a car and sandwiched it
against another trolley then
burst into flames. Passengers
fought their way out of windows
to escape the fire.
RETAIL CLERK STRIKE
LOOMS IN CALIFORNIA
San Francisco, Sept. 27 (U.PJ
The prospects of impending
strikes by retail clerks in the
department store industry in
commerce each morning at 6:30
o clock, according to Henry
Spitz, production manager.
Those who have signed for
participation in the colorful ca
bin raising sequence in the
technicolor picture have been
asked to be on hand promptly at
that time both Saturday and
Sunday mornings so that there
will be no delay in the schedul
ed filming at Diamond Lake.
phone operators in Northern
California and Nevada were
voiceo today by union spokes
men for both organizations.
Tho store clerks meet here
Friday night to discuss their de
mand for higher wages and a
STREETCAR RUNS AWAY
Cincinnati, Sept. 27 U.R :
One man was killed and at least j
35 persons were injured today'
CHICKEN and STEAK
DINNERS
KING'S CAFE
Owned by OTTO and
WAVE KING
Highway 99 at Talent
Come Out and See the Bears!
work-spread plan and to consid
er the possibility of taking a
strike vote.
Sub-Stratosphere
Plunge Recorded
London, Sept. 27 U.R) So
viet Maj. Vasili Romanyuk estab
lished a new sub-stratosphere
jump record in a Moscow suburb
yesterday when he parachuted
Glasses Sparfo
Dishes G lea ft
mm mops
AMERICA'S WASH WORD
Thursday, Sept. 27, 194S
MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE FIVB
for an airplane at a height of
41.984 feet, the Exchange Tele
graph's Moscow correspondent
reported.
The major opened his para
chute when he was 2,900 feet
above ground. He said his ther
mometer recorded a tempera
ture of 53 degrees below zero)
(centigrade) at 30,000 feet
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Boy Scout News
Troop Eight
Boy Scout Stothers, Scribe
Troop Eight met Tuesday
evening at the Parish Hall on
Oakdale Ave. Nineteen members
were, present. Reports were
made on the hazardous trip
through Box Canyon which was
enjoyed by sixteen members and
Scoutmaster Barneburg.
Two new members were pre
sented to the troop; they were
Bob Bosworth and Ken Snoop,
alu Jim Bryant submitted his
application and paid his regis
tration fee "
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