Effort to Combat Canada Thistle Through Artificial Cultures
Pathologists at the Experiment Station under H. P. Barns report a death of Canada thistle from a wilt disease. Cultures of fungi from the dead plant are being tested to confirm the cause and potential for a fatal epidemic. Farmers urged to send diseased plant parts from newly attacked saplings to Corvallis with extent notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Alg
Canada
H. P. Barns
Lane Polk
College Corvalliy
Amity Condenser Offers Milk Prices and Pickup Schedule
Dairymen are informed Amity Condenser pays top for milk with daily wagon pickup of empty cans and monthly payments. Extra can sets are available and sending milk to Amity will continue at least 12 months based on current patter. Also included is a brief informal note about Kaiser matter and a cartoonish "Allies" message from Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amity
Olly Milk & Cereal Co, Inc
Farmers Benefit From Local Newspaper Advertising
Western state university bulletins show farmers widely use local papers for farm product ads. South Dakota and Idaho farmers report strong returns from small ads, with firms citing sales growth, expanded grain operations, and new equipment purchases as proof of effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural College Prem Bulletin
Idaho University
Hiany
South Dakota College
Clark
South Dakota
Bevington Farms
Highmore
J. M. Tucker
Edgemont
M. A. Slocum
Ipswich
Phim
Chas
P. McPherson
Sturgis
Bright Side Farm
Lily
Fts
Apple discoloration tips from the USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture suggests soaking peeled apples in a weak salt solution of 1 to 2 percent to prevent discoloration. A silver knife is preferred for paring apples and pears to avoid metallic flavors. Most men after safety board berths will be content with nothing but flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Steele
Time Method and Motion Study for Thrifty Housekeeping
The piece urges housekeepers to study their routines to save time and energy. It recommends time, method, and motion studies of tasks like dishwashing to identify wasteful motions, optimize planning, and standardize methods for better efficiency in home chores.
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Office of Home Economies of
The
United States Department To Agriculture
Kreamer's ad offers work shirts and job listings
Closing out B V D shirts at 70 cents. Suit sizes 40 and 44. Drawer sizes 82 24 36 and 40. Also planing mill work wanted day and night eight hour shifts at Chas K Spaulding Logging Co Newburg Oregon.
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Kreamer’s
Wen
Chas
K. Spaulding Logging Company
Newburg
Oregon
Silk socks from fir timber highlight forestry exhibit
A West Coast Lumbermen panel in Seattle displays green silken socks woven from spruce fibers and twine, part of a Madison Wisconsin Forest Products Laboratory exhibit showing wood flour uses. The display includes paper products, linoleum, insulation, lath, binders, and clothing from artificial silk. The exhibit underscores wood flour derived products from spruce and other native wood.
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West Coast Lumbermen’s Association
Seattle
Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wisconsin
Madison Laboratory
Phonograph
Missing Forest Ranger Sought in Scotts Mountains
Dallas in late update reports search for Chars L. Taylor road supervisor lost last Thursday near McKenzie bridge. Bloodhounds join a systematic hunt under ex Forest Supervisor Clyde R. Seitz with Taylor's companion stating they became separated during the excursion.
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Dallas Bloodhounds
Chars L. Taylor
McKenzie Bridge
Clyde R. Seitz
Taylor
John Orr
Joey Keller
State Penitentiary
Dellas
Eugene
Tom Hooker
Dallas
Scotts Mountains
McKenzie River Country
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the Kaiser
Yours
Holland
Country Papers Farmers Help
Avolv
APPLE
Fthomas
Special Information Service
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Dr. Duganne
Ever
Indendemoe National Boak
Germany
Velera
Sram
Independence, Oregon
McLean & Barnard
Proprietors
United States
Newton Baker
Roosevelt
Leonard 8. Wood
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