Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET
Og Varied Products and Its Great Productive
IS People in Their Own Way

ward, Salem, Rt. 8.
! harvested about nine tons of
ENGLISH wALNUTS last year from
500 trees nine years old. Some
trees yielded over 100 pounds each.
l-Thos. Prince, Dundee.
Have a Bing CHERRY that yield
ed $50 worth OF cherries in 1907
and a Royal Ann SIS worth.-M.
Muths. Salem, Rt. 1.
BARTLETT PEARS and FALL
PEARS with proper care grow TO
perfection in the Willamette Valley.
There o1ght 10 be and will be soon
many thousands of acres set out
c. A. Park, Commissioner Second
District State Board of Horticulture.
My years return from seven cows
for 1906 was a few cents over $500.
IS. w. Miles, Eugene.
We cleared $40 an acre on tG
acres Of PRUNES.-M. n. Bowman.
l.. S. Fuller, Monmouth.
There are 1000 Washington
county patrons furnishing MILK TO
our Hlllsboro and Forest Grove fac
tores.-Pacihc Coast Condensed
MIX company.
powed 10 acres of ground IN
May. sowed Il in white French
WHEAT, from which harve ted
800 bushols.-C. V. Sheridan Wal |
Iker.
From onc-Quartcr acre sold SCI !
worth early POTATOES.-Jas. Sykes, !
Rt 2. Salem.
From one tree picked ESQ |
pounds CHERRIES and from six
trees, 31OO pounds. Sold at cents
C. J. Anderson Rt. 3. Salem.
My GRAPES averaged about six ]
tons per acre In 1907. and netted /
from 9 lAo to &c per pound. A. !
Peterson, Forest Grove.
We have 40 head registered breed
ing COTSwOLD EWES. from which /
we realized $50 each last year. wool |
and lambs. They averaged II
pounds wool The heaviest fleece
being ga pounds. with some wool
In that measured 90 inches In length.
Duerst Bros. McMlnnyllle. !
Had fall wheat that went Al
bushels per acre and SPRING
WHEAT SOh bushels per acre.
oats "a bushels per acre.-oren 4
Stratton. Brownsville.
Had SWEET CORN for table use
so days last season. GREEN BEANS
from July Is to October 80. Killed
10 HOGS that dressed 36i7 pounds.
D l.. Brown. Salem.
From seed furnished by the gov
ernment, I harvested large crop OF
SUGAR Reefs which tested is per
cent sugar et the oregon experiment
station, Coryallis.-F. NJ Hehel.
HillsbOro
wintered 76 head OF registered
ANGORA GOATS on i've acres of
RAPE, sowed last July, and they
are now In excellent condition.
Could easily have wintered as many
more on same held. Will pasture up
20 May 1, 1905. and then cut for
seed Netted for mohair last year
81 per head.-Ewd. L. Nailor, For.
est Grove.
My OATS AND VETCH hay aver
aged three tons 10 the acre.. II.
Northrup, Hillsboro. II
From 80 acres OF PRUNES real I
iEod over $4,000 in 1904 and f4,65O
In lso6.-CHnton J. Kurtz. salem.
rhreshed 1850 sacks OATS from {
SS acres In isO7.--E. p. Gwinn. Dali
las.
] harvested 100 tons Of HAY and
SEQ bushels OF GRAIN and kept 80 !
head OF COWS on i0O acres OF laud.
and from the 80 COWS | made $4,000
In dairy products.-F A. Rhode. Ne
Coy. i
WHEAT on foot Hill farm went "a
bushels per acre. WIN. Preston.
Brownsville
l landed ia Mccoy about four
years ago With comparatively MOTH
IN1 aud | now own store and resi- 2
dence property valued az about
$4,000. free of incumbrance p. r. u
Miller, Mccoy. n
Picked IN 1897 over three tons al 4
ROYAL ANN CHERRIES from two 3
acres, sold for 5c-Cyrus H. Walk. {
er. Albany
ono acre OF WHITE DENT CORN q
measured 5Ais bushels shelled .- ID
orcn Stratt0n, Brownsville Ii
grow from Two 90 hve ceres CORN
every year oo upland. aud ID rinens d