White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-07-20
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Try the Drug Store First. Phone
403.
j. C. Scott was Yakima visit
or Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Rider went TO
Yakima Monday to visit friends.
G.. l. Wright went to Sunnyside
Wednesday to bring back new
Ford car, for the White Bluffs Mo-
t)r company.
| invite comparison of
prices with Kennewick, Yak
ina or other points.
VALLEY GROCERY
r. j. Bonn
Mrs. Opal Gregory was a Yak
ina visitor the first of the week.
going over Sunday and returning
Monday, III
Miss Cora Houll left Monday
mdn1ncl for Ellensburg for
special six weeks course in dom
este science at the state normal.
Mrs. NJ. r. Tromanhauser and
son, Edmund, and Mrs. Helen
Till were Prosscr visitors iast
Saturday.
O. b. Gwin and Ford Johnson
are up the river around Priest
Rapids this week making a raft
of wood for their winters fuel.
Miss Zola Garnsey Of Spokane
arrived on Monday evenings
train for vis0t at the home of
her cousin, G. !. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl e Robinson
LEFT early Wefn acday morning in
their car for Seattle. Trey are
expected to return Sunday.
u. w. Beldin, f. d. Edwards
aud family and Sam Allard drove
over to Buena Vista grove, near
Prosser, last Saturday to attend
the Benton Pomona picnic.
Miss Irene Norman is over
from Seattle spending her sum
mer vacation with her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Hor'
man.
Mrs. J. G. Scott is visiting hcr
parents in Dcs Moines, Wash, 90
ing overland in a car with her
brother who had been spending a
few days with her here. She was
accompanied by her small son,
Jchu William.
Director French Of the State
Department Of Agriculture has
issued instructions to all of the
inspectors of the Division of Hor-
ticulture. in all parts OF the State,
to render all the advice ald as
sistance in their power to all
farmers contemplating the organ
ization of cooperative marketing
associations, under the Coopera-
tive Marketing Act of 1921.
Under the act, the Director OF
Agriculture is given supervision
sHer the organization OF such
associations. as part OF the duties
Of aiding ia Farm Marketing,
which attach to the Department.
The first direct step in success
full cooperative farm marketing
is to have a good product, proper
1y graded. Uuder the Law, the
Inspector of horticulture and the
Division of Horticulture gener-
ally, have imposed upon them the
duty of standardizing and grad
ing farm products and inspecting
them when called upon to do so
giving certificates which are ac-
ccpted by the trade as showing
the quality and condition of such
products at the time of shipment
Naturally, as this is a primary
first aid to farm marketing, all
possible further aids, within their
capacity to extend, toward i'm
proving conditions for farm mar
keting, may well be performed
Ivy this same force of trained in
specfors.
All farmers and producers OF
food products generally, who
desire to organize ia order tc
market comparatively, under the
j.; DIVISIONS eff the law, can call up
On these inspectors for any advice
aior assistance in organizing or IN
conducting these cooperative or
anizatioE.s All such aid and
resistance will BE checrfully rem
fesed by the horticultural Inspect
rs, and f1lTtber aid, when called
t.o5n. the Deaai t'rsnt Of Agrienl-
tire Is prepared to furnish at any
tifat.