Friday, May 30, 1930
Vernonia Earle, Verflon’a, Oregon
Friday, May 30, 1930
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THE
Nine Car Special
Train
Dairying is one of the leading income producing industries of this
county. To bring a message of more profitable dairying to this section,
the Oregon State Agricultural College Extension Service and the S. P.
and S. Railroad have prepared a nine car demonstration train with ex-
hibits that will cover every phase of dairying.
Lower costs, higher quality, better marketing and increased con-
sumption will be the four points stressed in the exhibits, demonstrations
and the program. These are the factors that will make for permanency
in the dairy industry.
Every car will have a separate message for the dairyman. In fact
the exhibits have been so splendidly prepared and arranged that there
will be a worthwhile message for everyone. Here are some of the prac­
tical and interesting points that will be featured in each car.
Feed Car—Exhibits emphasizing permanent pastures, legumes,
succulents and other feeds and their relation to success in
dairying.
THE PROGRAM
Featuring
Lower Costs
Higher Quality
Better marketing
Come early. The train is operating on a definite schedule.
It will be necessary to start all the events listed on the program
promptly at the scheduled time.
Program and Demonstrations
At train at United Railways Depot
Sixty-minute Demonstration Program will be given from that
car. Dairy Experts in charge. Seats provided for audience. Fol­
lowing this program the exhibit coaches will be opened for in­
spection.
12:00 M.
Increased Consumption
Free Lunch
At the United Railways Depot
Better Management Car—Size of herds, growth of heifers,
equipment, or labor supply may mean either loss or profit to
the dairyman.
Sanitation and Quality Car—Disease control, general sanitation
and care given milk and cream on the farm determines in large
measure the quality of the state’s dairy products.
Marketing and Increased Consumption Car—What are the best
methods of strengthening this important end of the dairy bus­
iness? This car presents many ideas.
Vernonia, Saturday, June 7
All farmers and their families will be guests of the Vernonia
Chamber of Commerce at a Free Luncheon.
1:30 P. M.
Dairy Meeting
At the Joy Theatre
Herd Improvement Cars—The stock carried on the train tell
their own story of the cash value of improving herds through
use of prepotent sires.
The city of Vernonia and surrounding community have sponsored
the visit of this train as an aid to the development of a profitable dairy
industry. Through contribution of money and effort, nothing is being
left undone in perfecting arragements for the accommodation and en­
tertaining of a record crowd.
Sponsored in Vernonia by the Extension Service of Oregon State Agricultural College,
United States Department of Agriculture, Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway, and
Vernonia Chamber of Commerce Cooperating
The present dairy situation and practical methods of increas­
ing dairy profits will be presented at this meeting by dairy
specialists of Oregon State College. Exhibits included on the
train will be more fully discussed from the standpoint of their
local application.
“Economy and Quality for Profit”
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You and Your Family Are Cordially Invited to Attend
By the Following Merchants
Miller Mercantile Company
Gilby Motor Company
Mellinger Hardware Company
Safeway Store
Vernonia Trading Company
C. Bruce
J. H. Bush—Joy Theatre
Bank of Vernonia
Nehalem Valley Ice & Creamery Co.
Mac’s Pharmacy
A. L. Kullander
Vernonia Bakery
Vernonia Brazing & Machine Work*
Marvin R. Eby, M. D.
Vernonia Eagle
MacMarr Store
Riverview Mercantile
Vernonia Mercantile
Oregon American L
Armitage Drug Company
L. W. Baker Card Room
Hoffman Hardware Company
Jos. Scott
Terminal Cafe
Kerr Motor Company
Thomas Variety Store
R. M. Aldrich
Nehalem Market & Grocery Inc.
Vernonia Laundry
Mike Miller
Ed. Holtham
Culver & Company
ORECOW'S
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Oregon Gas and Electric Company
All Stores and Places of Business Closed From 9:45 A.M. to 11:00 A.M.
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