Certification Service Aid To Oregon Farmers
Field inspections of 18 percent seed crops, small grains and potatoes are under way to determine purity, varietal fluence and weed and disease absence. The program has boosted Oregon seed production from about half a million to one to two million dollars, with Ladino clover unique to the state and Bent grass supplying a growing share of domestic seed. Certification covered 22 counties, inspecting 4366 acres of cereal grains and 4050 acres of alfalfa, plus 1431 acres of potatoes in 16 counties. New rules and forms are now available through county offices. growers are urged to apply promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
F. L. Ballard
Tm State
ER. Jackman
Extension Agronomist
Western Yellow Blight Hits Oregon Tomatoes
Curly top disease or western yellow tomato blight has appeared across western Oregon for a second time in recent history. The leaf hopper vector spreads the virus, causing stunted growth, yellow leathery leaflets, premature fruit, and eventual plant death with no known cure. Control measures include shielding plants until July, shading to deter hoppers, and removing diseased plants, though spread by insect feeding remains a risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Oregon State College Experiment Station
Color Key in Hay Quality Reveals Feed Value
Oregon State College expert Eugene Gross says color is the most telling factor in judging hay quality. Bright solar hues indicate well timed harvest, while dull or bleached tones signal sun, rain, or heat damage and poor storage conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Gross
Farm Crops Department
Oregon State College
Grose
Hay Curing Methods and Digestibility Risks
The article discusses hay quality noting digestion varies by forage type, with legumes often less digestible than stems. It highlights windrows for air circulation during curing, warns that musty hay indicates heating and loss of food value, and notes brown hay may be palatable but nutritionally compromised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grose
Gross
Beardless barley culture grows in Lake County farms
Lake County farmers, led by Victor W Johnson, report more than 400 acres of beardless barley, mostly for hay. Introduced in 1828 by the state college extension service, seed first planted by C W Ogle of the Idaho district. Deschutes County farmers trial head lettuce as a cash crop with cooperation from County Agent Hagglund, testing planting times and fertilization. eight lettuce varieties are grown as demonstrations on local farms in Redmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
Victor W Johnson
State College Extension Service
C W Ogle
Idaho District
Deschutes
Ageatius Hagglund
Hagglund
Rasmus Peterson
Carl Bloomberg
J L. Netts
Redmond
Lee neighborhood families attend Norway farmers picnic
Several families from the Lee neighborhood attended the farmers picnic held at Norway Sunday. The Lee baseball team defeated the Sons River nine by a score of 10 to 2 in the Norway diamond Sunday morning. The ABGant family attended the Carver Parry reunion at the Albert Carver home in Myrtle Point Sunday. Services were held in the morning, lunch was enjoyed at noon. Mrs Gertrude Lendke from Healdsburg California spent from Tuesday until Thursday of last week at the GW Clinton home. Mr and Mrs Bradley Shaw of Hollywood California were guests of Mr and Mrs Elmer Beauchamp a few days last week. Mrs Harold Dick visited her parents Mr and Mrs WV Schroeder Sunday and Monday. She drove to Yamass Valley Monday after peaches. Mr and Mrs Henry Hervey picnicked with Mr and Mrs Thomas Weekly at Gravelford Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ed Carver and JW Parry of Boise Idaho returned to the home Monday after a weeks visit with relatives here. Miss June Hervey is spending this week at the Lawrence Rackleff home in Arago. Mr and Mrs LW Oddy and daughter Frances of Coquille were last Wednesday evening dinner guests on the SL Leatherman family. Fred Lewis drove to Roseburg for peaches Friday. Mr and Mrs SD Clark left last Thursday on the excursion train for Portland where they expected to view the President and then go on to Seattle to visit their daughter Lorene Wir and Mrs Clark left her home Monday. Dr and Mrs CL Bender of Portland and Mrs Fred Durese from Washington were Wednesday evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Wire. W Clinton Mr ard Mrs Jack Rohrer who are visiting at the Wlar Harmen home spent Saturday in Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Norway
Sons River
A B Gant
Carver-Parry
Albert Carver
Myrtle Point
Piente
Gertrude Lendke
Healdsburg
California
G W Clinton
Bradley Shaw
Hollywood
Elmer Beauchamp
Harold Dick
W V Schroeder
Arago
LW Oddy
Frances
Coquille
S L Leatherman
Fred Lewis
Roseburg
S D Clark
Portland
Seattle
Lorene Wir
Mra Clark
L Bender
Fred Durese
Washington
Wire
Clinton
Jack Rohrer
Llar Harmen
Marshfield
Upper Catching Creek Tor Lawes Business Visit
Tor Lawes spent a brief stay at Marshfield this week. John Godsburs and Frersor Wh ner conducted a business venture at North, while other local figures attended to daily affairs and traded news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Lawes
Marshfield
John Godsburs
North
Movies Bringing Laughs to Hiland Theater This Weekend
A busy cinema lineup features John Barrymore and Carole Lombard in a stage adaptation comedy, with Walter Connolly Roscoe Karns and Ralph Forbes in supporting roles. James Cagney and Joan Blonnell co star again, plus a dramatic romance and a fast paced detective tale. Wednesday Thursday bargain night highlights Powell Loy and O’Sullivan in The Thin Man style glamour and wit. Local notes include visits, family events, illness, and church project updates from nearby residents.
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Hiland
20Th Century
Carole Lombard
Walter Connolly
Roscoe Karns
Ralph Forbes
Barrymore
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Maureen O'Sullivan
Local Socials Note with Family and Visiting News
On a recent weekend several families held informal gatherings. Karl Cox and others hosted visitors including Mrs. John Hutt Theida Mad Ream and the Muff family. Mrs James Woods called on Mrs Ben. Jens Nelson visited Carl Bushnell Irene Northup helped Mrs Joe Knight with housework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Aung
Karl Cox
Irene Northup
Joe Knight
Local residents attend picnics and visits across towns
Dora Oberman improves from high blood pressure while families from Roseburg Marshfield and North Bend visit the Durnam Miller and Bunch households. Harold and Mrs Thompson depart for San Francisco after two weeks, W F Willis heads to Los Angeles, and Esther Oberman seeks treatment for whooping cough in Myrtle Point. A group of youths joined a Elk Creek picnic with Ralph Bettencourt Jean Bettencourt and others.
Weekend visitors and local travel in Coquille area
McKinley couple Mr and Mrs F A Carrillo and families from Sutter City Worth California Mr and Mrs W A Fraim Powers and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hansen Sumner were weekend guests at H L Hansen home They toured to Coquille Anna Holmstrom visits Arthur Brown Sabere for about three weeks Mrs Hazel Bennett stayed with sister-in-law Mrs Jay Freeman Eunice Len Braden Hubbard guests at R H Lawhorne ranch Alice Mast stayed with Carey Bones Gaylord Lyle Beyers and Burner McKinley CCC camp drove to Roseburg Saturday
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F A Carrillo
Sutter City
California
W A. Fraim
Powers
Kenneth Hansen
Sumner
H L Hansen
Coquille
Anna Holmstrom
Arthur Brown
Sabere
Hazel Bennett
Jay Freeman
Eunice
Len Braden
Hubbard
R H Lawhorne Ranch
Alice Mast
Carey Bones
Gaylord
Lyle Beyers
Mr Burner
McKinley CCC
Roseburg
Twin Oaks Hosts for Sunday Dinner and Grange Picnic
Twin Oaks residents Mr and Mrs Herbert Haughton hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs James Barton, while Powers and Mr and Mrs John Felsher attended a Grange picnic at Norway. Albert Davenport and baby were present with Mrs Frank Porter and children and Ernest Davenport, who joined from Thursday of last week to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Haughton
James Barton
Powers
John Felsher
Grange
Norway
Albert Davenport
Frank Porter
Ernest Davenport
Davenport Dinner Honors Audrey's Birth From Mrs Davenport
At Willamina Mrs Davenport hosted a dinner for her daughter Audrey's birth anniversary. Karl Adams of Myrtle Point joined Willamina guests including Mr and Mrs J Hart Myre. Alvin Meed and Alvin Bred attended with Mr and Mrs William McNsir hosting nearby.
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Willamina
Local residents visit and travel notes from Powers area
Bancroft families and neighbors visit W A Fish home Sunday. Myrtle Point shoppers include Mrs Arve Sargent and Mrs Herbert Snyder. Arve Sargent returns to Powers camp. James Howard of Gaylord returns after a week with the Snyder family. P A Ross Mrs Roy Hrey and children shop in Myrtle Point. Elmer Sargent returns from Upper Rock Creek aiding Verne Knight. W A Clayton ships two loads of ties. Grange picnic attendees include L A Duncan and family. Frank Fish treated for back injury at North Bend hospital.
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Ray Wyland
Yen of Powers
W. A. Fish
Arve Sargent
Herbert Snyder
Myrtle Point
Charles ‘Warner
Powers Camp
James Howard
Gaylord
P. A. Ross
Roy Hrey
Elmer Sargent
Upper Rock Creek
Verne Knight Yard
Niles Bryant
W. A. Clayton
Tles
Grange
Norway
L. A. Duncan
Ste
Local Visitors and School Meeting Notes
Sitkum residents and guests are listed including Sitkum Mr and Mrs Lester Mayse and sons Jack and Elton. Camilla Smith and Duane Shoemaker visited the Jake Bohlander home. Ernest Krewson and family called in Myrle Point. A school meeting at the gym Friday night authorized the school board to handle bus contracts. Minor Mead was awarded the wood contract for the school year. Marshfield guests included Mr and Mrs Jess Wagner dining with Albert Christensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Mayse
Jack
Elton
Camilla Smith
Duane Shoemaker
Jake Bohlander
Ernest Krewson
Lawrence Bry
Chinle
Myrte Point
Minor Mead
Jess Wagner
Marshfield
Albert Christensen
Arthur Jenkins
Sarah Walser
Coquile
William Ferbrache
Jane
Coquille
Dulite Huskie
Portland
A.jo Jenkins
Jenkins
Avis Jenkins
W A
Nickason
Felodia
Glade
Velma Krewson
Velda King
Donale
Leeda Groves
Jackie Bridges
Local families and visitors linked by weekly chores and calls
Fern and Betty Nickason and several others are mentioned with neighbors and visitors including Vir and Burton Wilson, Murl Burris, Laird family, Lois Burris, Duane Shoemaker, and Analee Anderson. Notes reference meat gathering, bark peeling duties, and short visits at multiple homes in the community during the past week. Additional mentions include a CCC worker in the area, a business trip by Ivan Laird, and social calls at Elmer Wilson and Bert Mead homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern
Betty Nickason
Vir
Burton Wilson
Murl
Laird
Lois Burris
Duane Shoemaker
CCC
Wwen
Ivan Laird
Merrill
Analee Anderson
J. D. Laird
Lila Merl Laird
A Ee
Coquille
Ernest Krewson
McKinkey
Elodaelma Krewsen
Jack Bridges
Carl Groves
Elmer Wilson
Bert Mead
Burton
Weis Bunday at Cape Aingo
Derond and Mrs mann with Junter and Robert of Marshfield joined them at the Cape Aingo event. Hicks spent part of this period with Mrs Joos at the AW location, where she berries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weis Bunday
Cape Aingo
Deronda
Mann Wank
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Certification Service Aid To
Barker Shoe Hospital
J. M. Barker
Ocal
Pacific
G. L. McMay
John Barrymore
Contery
James Cagney
Joan Blancell
Aga
Miss Blondell
Paliton
Asy Pitts
Edward Everett Horton
Pert Kelton
Ned Sparks
Nat Pendleton
Ruth West
del Rema
Marion Laker
Zane Rema
Carl Bushnell
John Goldsbury
Jack Roberts
Stanley Eiler
Wanda Lou Bell
Ore Maryters Emerson and Marior
Whitney Dorothy Goldsbury
Ed Lyle
Margaret Wond
Ora M Marsters
Jack Monroe
Ora Marsters
Son Kent
Dora
Oscar Oberman
Harold Thompson
San Francisco
Noble
Isaac
Fred Durnam
William Muller
Virginia Muley
M. C Miller
A.J Mayse
Macie Crumley
Thurston
North Bend
O ' Bunch
Elk Creek
Hugh Dearhart
Jean Bettencourt
Wenn
Kenneth and
Gene Thompson
Geraldine Minard
Mary Reynolls
Wilda Shepherd
Gail Bunch
Twin Oaks
C. G. Stem Coquille
Chiropractic
Dayton
Birds Eye
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Bancroft
Sitkum
Kodak
BOND
Bud
Myrtle Point Laundry Steele Service
Safeguai
American Express
United States Depository For Postal Savings Funds
Federal Depoat Insurance Corporation
Member
Federal Reserve System
Mountain States
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