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Four Points for Cooperatives in Annual Message
Fred H Sexguer, president of the Datrymens League Cooperative Association Inc, outlines a four point plan for cooperatives to raise prices of commodities to debt levels, restore purchasing power of farm products, unite to protect milk sellers, and cut costs to increase producer income. He argues strong, well funded coops can influence policy and amplify producers' voices. Farmers are urged to support and collaborate with cooperatives in coming years to maximize impact.
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Fred H Sexguer
Datrymens League Cooperative Association Inc Ao Pioneer
Time for a Change in Local Government Costs
A discussion urges overhaul of local government expenses and criticizes tax exempt bonds as double taxation. It notes May 14 year Fed index rise, with May and June reports showing growth in light and heavy industries and improving employment and wages.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Boards Index
Tuo
New Heights Heavy Industries
Tee Lumber Out
Warning Urges Truck Owners to Maintain Records in Oregon
A bulletin from Allied Truck Owners in Portland urges truck owners to keep mileage logs and complete liability records amid confusion over a new act. The group argues the act requires every truck to be insured to aid accident victims, and warns injunctions may fail while officials enforce rules.
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Oregon
Uek
Nplib
Dane
Small truck operators urged to study new bonding law
Public Utilities Commissioner notes many small operators misunderstand the act as bonds are required to back injunctions. He explains collateral bonds may be several times the expected liability, but logging and road contractors can benefit from more liberal interpretation. Half year plate licenses offer lower costs than previous annual fees, with many private carriers potentially exempt or financially better off under the new law.
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Wuttlefent
Chent Ount
Ralph J Stachit
Manaager
Allied Truck Owners
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The
Highway Commission
Egger
Jay
Oregon Butter Wins Third at National Creamery Contest
Oregon butter produced by Hoger P C Nielsen at Corvallis creamery earned third place in the National Creamery Buttermakers contest in St Paul with a score of 83.8. Minnesota judges claimed the top two spots, narrowly ahead of Oregon, as nine Oregon samples competed and all fared well.
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Oregon
Todation Cortest
St Paul
Paul Adams
Oregon Dairy Council
Hoger
P C Nielson
College ‘Reamery
Corvallis
Minnesota
Oregon State Butter Nahers Assomatun
Tennesser
Washington
Nebraska
North
Dakota
States
Oregon's Largest Wool Clip Sold
Oregon's wool market shows optimism as the largest clip sale signals rising prices. Growers and cooperatives, led by Pacific Wool Growers and regional programs, report strengthened demand, stabilized prices, and improved outlook domestically and abroad. Clement Wood, eastern sales rep, notes firms in the Pacific region benefit from federal support and orderly marketing plans.
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Cunningtam
Oregon
Pacific
Regentae
United States
Ted
Perestiot
Lve Beer
Alues
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Clement Wood
Wool Growers Report Slightly Improved Oregon Wool
Representative of the Pacific Wool Growers returns to Portland from an Oregon tour reporting wool better than last year with longer staples and some lighter shrinkage.
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Sentative
Pacific
Portland
Oregon
How Much Food To Can Budget Guide in Oregon
Lucy A Case of Oregon State College notes a new leaf let Canned and Stored Food Budget. The guide estimates a four person household will need about 120 quart jars of fruit this summer and 90 quarts of tomatoes and tomato juice and 63 pints of peas or dried beans greens and soup mixtures provide vegetables five times weekly next winter and spring.
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Arsa
Oregon
Spinach Benefits and Uses Highlighted by Extension Specialist
Miss Lucy Case Extension specialist promotes spinach as a rich iron source and versatile ingredient. She outlines cooking tips from simmering to puréed soups and offers recipe ideas including spinach with cheese or in salads, stressing freshness and proper preparation.
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Chegor
Lucy
Vno Nutrition
Pear State College
Oregon Cooperatives Expand Despite New federal Financing
Oregon hosts over 87 cooperative organizations with a gain of 8 percent since the last directory. Most are Oregon based, with 63 federated or central sales groups boosting strength. Fruit and vegetable groups lead in numbers while oil and gasoline coops number six. A new federal Farm Credit Administration system shifts loans to seven regional banks, Spokane headed for this region.
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Oregon
George O. Gatlin
Oregon State College
Gatlin
United States
Federal Farm Credit Administration
Spokane
Joe E Brown Stars in Elmer the Great at Hiland Theater
Joe E Brown headlines the Firet National picture Elmer the Great opening at Hiland Theater next Sunday and Monday. The comedy drama blends baseball andlued humor as Brown, long associated with the sport, delivers a leading performance in a role aligned with his life story and career.
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Elmer the Great
Hiland Theater
Joe E Brown
Joes
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California
Kansas City
Joe E. Brown
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Gentryville
Indiana
Elmer the Great leads to comic baseball glory
The film follows Elmer Kane a baseball hero entangled in love and scandal as he faces jail and team disgrace before a dramatic World Series comeback. Mervyn LeRoy directs a Warner Bros production featuring Joe E. Brown Patricia Ellis Frank McHugh and Claire Dodd in a stage to screen adaptation of Ring Lardner and George M. Cohan.
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Rhiner Kane
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Mervyn LeRoy
Warner First Nations Wits
Elmer the Great
Joe Eli Brown
Patricia Ellis
Joe
Frank McHugh
Buddy
Healy
Presto S. Poster
Chicago
Claire Dodd
Berton Churchill
Emma Dunn
Sterling Holloway
Ring Lardner
George M Cohan
Tom Geraghty
Homemade Soap Recipes Reprinted by The Herald
The Herald reprints homemade soap recipes from the Oregon State extension service after reader requests. The article, based on Farmer’s Wife and home economics research, provides a nine pound soap method with lye solution steps and ingredients.
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the Herald
Home Economics Department
Extension Service
Oregon State College
Soap Making Process From Fat and Lye Mixture
The instructions describe handling lye safely with gloves and cooling the mixture to about seventy degrees. It covers softening hard wax, heating fats, stirring steadily while adding lye, and adding ammonia borax before pouring into molds lined with cloth or waxed paper.
Fragmentary Food Preservation Notice
Fragmented OCR describes steps to cut, remove soap from mold, wrap in waxed paper, and store. It instructs cooling, placing in a container, and leaving for at least two weeks before use.
How to make a cleaning mixture from lye borax grease
The article outlines a home cleaning recipe using lye borax and grease. It directs dissolving lye in warm water, dissolving borax in water, melting grease, then combining components. The text appears as a damaged OCR fragment with continued instructions on page 4.
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