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Tillamook, Oregon, May 31, 1922
TILLAMOOK WELCOMES YOU
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WOMEN’S CLUBS AND GUERNSEY GAIETIES
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Xn behalf of the Common
Council and all of the inhabit­
ant«! of the City of Tillamook,
I, S. A. Moulton, Mayor of the
City of Tillamook, do hereby
extend to The Oregon Federa­
tion of Women’s Clubs and the
Oregon Guernsey Gaieties a
very hearty welcome, and in
behalf of our citizens I want to
express our deep appreciation
of the honor shown Tillamook
City by these two great organ­
izations in choosing Tillamook
City for their respective con­
ventions. It is an Inspiration
to all of us to know that we
have been favored by these two
gatherings, representing
as
they do two wide spread, move­
ments whose objects are to
promote education and indus­
try and to disseminate valua­
ble and benefeial
etcial knowledge.
knowledge,
I do urg^peo, ijl“ to take advan-
tage of the Opportunities of­
fered by thesi delegates, and
ga.n ail the ip formation possi­
ble, constantly remembering
that our g atkude should lead
Vs to show every
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rendering us so
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S. A. MOULTON
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Delegates From All
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Of Oregon Hold Meeting
In City—Large Attend­
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Nearh- two hundred strong
he Oregon Federation of
Vonien’s Cli ibs holds its an-
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■s about 6000 mem-
11 116 clubs in good
g throughout the
The organization is
irking for a member-
now W
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'l'li 1 ■'late organization is
divid I into six depart-
nient
Fine Arts. Applied
Education American Citi-
zenship, 1 vgislation, Public
M elfare.
and Press an 1
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Mrs C J Edwards, chairman of local committee on arrangements and
d alagate to last convention of Oreg
Federation of Women, s Clubs
from Tillamook.
Cornelius Civic Improve­
ment Club, Mrs. Anna Ben­
son. Mrs. Creekpaun. Dallas
Women's Club, Mrs. Chas.
Bilyeu. Mrs. Wynn Johnson,
Some of the aims of the
Mrs. Oscar Hayter; Dayton
state federation include betr Civic Club. Mrs. Carrie E.
ter living conditions, in­
Sherman. Mrs. Bessie Low,
0 crease the efficiency of
___ the Mrs. Chas. Sinclair; Enter­
schools, promote art and lit­ prise Women’s Club, Mrs.
erature, give attention to C. L. Booth; Elgin Womens
community service work and Improvement
Club, Mrs.
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child welfare and better citi­ Dan Sommers, Mrs. J. F.
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zenship. In these things the Baker;
Hillsboro
Coffee
organization has been very Club. Mrs. R. L. Smith. Mrs.
L. W. Hyde. Mrs. Chas. E.
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of the dele- Wells; Jefferson Womens
secured and Club. Mrs. H. S. Goyn. Mrs.
D. H. Looney:
Greater
idv club, Mrs. Medford Club, 'Mrs. H. C.
y. Mrs. Fred Smith. Mrs. Porter Neff;
tnon;
Civic Marshfield Progress Club.
Athena
Mrs.
Alice Eager: Mrs. M. D. Broomberger;
W omen’s Civic Lea- Metzger
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Womens
Club,
Mrs. R. S. Dart, Mrs. Mr» L.
Chester
C.
Gault.
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D. Manny; The Alpha J. P. . Gault.
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Mrs.
Harold
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arv club. Baker. Mrs. Shaver; ; McMinnville Civic
1 * Jackson. Mrs.C.W.
ent Club. Mrs. J.
Improveme:
Mrs. Walter
fctiie-'un, Mrs. E. L. Kenn- E. Gilbert
t'fi. Mrs. L. R. Stockman. Hembree ... Mrs. Walter Mil-
Miss Susan Moore; Beaver- ler, Mrs. . Win. Houck, Mrs.
On Hiteon Progress club. L. A. Courtemanche, Miss
W. L. Workman, Mrs. Ella Hendrick, Mrs. J- L
" • W Christenson; Cor- Ketch; Milwaukee - Oak
Womens club, Mrs. Grove Social Service C lub.
* K Mine. Mrs. H. W.
... Mrs. Mattie Pierce. Mrs.
®l°rris. Mrs. H. S. Pernot. Emily Peck: Newberg Wed­
"*rs C. E. Ingals, Mrs. O. nesday Club. Mrs. Louise
Q N Nelson. Mrs. J. F. Hoskins, Mrs. Harriet Gib­
*ult»»n. Mrs. R. H. Huston. son; Newport Womens Club
I rs W. J. Kerr; Corvallis Mrs. A. L. Thomas: Oak
Udies Auxiliary cominer- Grove, Clackamas County
f.’’! dub. Mrs. J. B. Honor; Federation of W omens Or­
¿Wage
Grove
Tuesday ganizations, Mrs. \ . G. Ben-
Mrs. W. M. Stone, Mrs. J.
W. Norris, Mrs Rosina
Fouts
Evans; Pendleton
Womens Club, Mrs. E. T.
Wade, Mrs. L. L. Rogers,
Mrs. E. J. Burchill, Mrs. W.
S. Byers, Mrs. Chas. Gren-
iich; Prineville Shumia Jun­
ior club, Miss Mildred Dish­
man. Mrs. L. B. Hainline;
Prineville Psychocrat Club,
Mrs. Beulah Bechtell; Port­
land Womens Auxiliary to
R. M. A.. Mrs. Woodward;
Portlnacl Fortnightly club,
Mrs. M. D. Weills; Portland
Research Club. Mrs. C. B.
Wheat, Mrs. J. G. Bennett.
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Article Of Much Interest
To Dairymen To Be On
Soon— Will Expedite
Keeping Cow Records,
Realizing the need of some
concise form on which to
keep individual and herd re­
cords for dairymen. Mrs.
Rose J. \\ ilkes o*f Tillamook
has prepared and copy­
righted what she calls the
Pocket Herd Register and
Record Book which she is
planning to have on sale at
an early date. Mrs. Wilkes
Breeders T o Gather Here
and Visit Herds In All
Parts Of The
County—
Many Are Expected.
Bringing an eager desire
to maintain a high standard
of dairy cattle and of Guern­
seys especially, the Oregon
Guernsey breeders will meet
here in annual conclave from
f Oregon this
all part
week, The first Guernsey
■nthusi;
amook
>y auto
they will be entertained by
the local Guernsey club and
by the Chamber of Com-
merce. An elaborate pro-
gram has been arranged,
Mrs. A. A. Pennington, delegate to la
convention when annual meeting : which will include visits to
was secured for Tillamook.
all the Guernsey herds of
the
county.
has been employed for some name : and herd register
Since
the importance of
time with County Agent W. . number, name and address
pure
bred
cattle has become
' D. Pine and has had an op­ of breeder, tag number, etc.,
impressed
upon the dairy­
portunity to study the situ­ as welTas to provid lor a two
men
of
this
country, it has
ation of keeping herd rec­ generation pedigree. On the
ords. It is quite probable reverse side of this leaf is a been the policy for the var­
ious ones interested to hold
that many of the Guernsey complete record of date of
meetings
at which they dis­
breeders who will visit Til­ freshening, sex. sire of calf,
cuss
the
merits
of the differ­
lamook will be interested in date of re-breeding and a re­
ent
breeds
and
exchange
ex­
looking over this interesting cord of the year’s produc­
periences.
This
is
the
rea
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tion by months, whether it
record book.
son
for
the
Guernsey
breed
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The record of a set of sin­ be official testing or associa­ ers of Oregon meeting in
gle leaves, providing first: tion. When one animal has Tillamook this week.
completed a year’s work, the
an index page showing the page may be removed from
A✓partial list of those who
name, and herd registry the book without interfer­ will attend the annual meet­
number of each animal, and ing with the uncompleted ing here, follows:
page number in the book. record of any other animal,
W. A. Holt. Clackamas;
Then follow a single leaf for and a new one began. This H. P. Vermilyea, secretary
each cow in the herd, giving information may be type­ of the Washington state
a cut or diagram to show the written or penned. A leaf is fair, Yakima; Chas. Tal­
markings (if it a broken col- also provided for the herd mage, sales manager for the
ored cow,) date of birth, sire, showing markings, if Guernsey breeders; Samuel
any, name and number, Krueger. Salem; E. B. Fitts,
date of birth, name and ad­ O. A. C., Corvallis; V. H.
dress of breeder and also a Harwood; A. E. Engbretson
two - generation
pedigree. Astoria; V. E. Bailey, Cor­
On the reverse side of this vallis; H. T. Hes^. Hills­
leaf i> shown the service re­ boro; John T. Wahlley, pres­
cord. making it possible and ident of the Guernsey Club,
convenient to keep a close Portland; F. C. Halebough,
check on which animals are couny agent, Columbia coun
good breeders and which ty; L. B. Hathaway, Salem;
W. A. Goodin; A. D. Clutter
are not.
Mrs. A. I. Hughes, Clacka­
The object of this Pocket
mas; E. W . McMides, Astor­
Herd Register and Record ia; C. T. Giil>ert & Sons. II.
Book is to encourage better C. Seymour, state calf club
record keeping—when the ieade . O. M. Plummer,
tester comes, or the fairs or manag r
Pacific-Interna-
the stock shows—or when t’onal st ck show. Portland;
s ¿siting friends away from A. L. Gile, Chiconia. Wash.;
home—or in displaying the Geo. A. Gue, Portland; E.
herd to visitors. Only to E. Faville. Portland: E. L.
those to whom has fallen the Westover. Portland; P. M.
duty of checking up on the Brandt, O. A. C., Corvallis;
work of a fair sized herd for C. L. Hawley, dairy and
a year or two, preparing ap- food inspector,
Portland;
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