Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-03-22
Butter Agreement
Hearing Is Scheduled
Washington Dairy Manufacturers
and Distributors to -Consider
Program at Seattle, March 20
and 20,

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1 Nl4s.l.!Y,siom daily nAanuIacluJ.
1 erS su4lu ..S.uuuI.04s Will give Iol17
lapuolaUpe 10 Proposed Ieucl'ei iiicA :
| Ael..lls Ok. u1,...L.Y.s lof Du'.Jcf al a
.IeaIe tnucu nj oeIsAe. "4aleai ( :
and rs, cnanIoer OF COMMUNIST &C
pudding, nnunoes F, F., BANNER
dlrectou, otAue extension service
| ,,.npi.ar hearings on the tentaUlve
agraemene are scheduled for other
Iwes1eln stayes, Including meet
ing a5 Portland, Oregon, Marcn
~ and so. according 10 word re-
ceived fnlom Secretary Wallace, :.
1ulo agreemeluc r---'ios to all
western States and provides for
seven districts, each to nave re-
p1 esentation o nIthe CONTROL conn
mDooee, The tentative program pro
vldes for the purchase OF cream
on grade an the sale OF butter on
grades, line usual fair trade prac-
tices are included, The present a.
greememt is tentative and will be
revised ito conform to amy findings
and recommends tlons developed
ait the western hearing !.
The purpose of the program IS
ito bring about more uniform ac-
sliviby in cream groding and uahel-
ing of butter on regional Dasls
among the various sbates, Through
fine agricuiltu ral adjustment adj
m iniyt11ation and cooperating stats,
The program if satisfactorily work
ed out, would operate through mar
keting agreements ito winch MEM
bars of the industry and tine secre-
t1an-v ofeagricu ltuire WOULD be pa
tiles The AAA is willing do. coop
ea,ate in all areas where such pro-
Gram are deemed advisable.
Other western hearings lnclude
M;sso,,lo Montana, March 70, ana an
90. San Francisco, April l an a. =
10 Angeles, April A amd5; saul
f I1e civ, April 8 and9, and Den
weir, March II and ~, ,oaf
Coulee City should have a goaa
oo,1n,ze.. Not an expensive one, a
80 hole course, such as WliDul
has. only with a little more llii.
1 ,,n.o vement, are care. Labor Tor ut
Should be notated by local er'ohtls
10 st,s Nearly any one who mas
niaved golf can lay out the course
Waiter would not be necessary on
Ily a ladtgo- grading OF bees and TAN ~ :.
Wtays, and a benefit dance coulo VOC
given, the proceeds ITO go TOWARD "a
a club house and other expense. IG
would be a municipal course. Goad
| lis coming back srong .,b etore Hhe
depression any 18 hole course was
a gold mine for green tees.
The Robertson Land & Develop
ment Co... and Johnson Realty co.
will give ome year lease free on
enough ground for either 9 hole,
o r18 hole course, with the option
lof buying ait a very low price ON
easy aernms at the end of one year.
The enormous tourist traffic and
employees working ON the Grand
Cuulee Dam, would bring i'm a real
income if tine course We're gdven a
fair stIanIt and improved in accord
with the income derived The op-
ening of the course could be cele-
DRAFTED by the Mayor of the city
driving off the first ball, then fol
lowed by the city council in fore
SONS.
VIE haven notstudied local golf
entIhusi asm, but it would be inter
eEstin tosne a four9ome OF MI
Mr.. Pugh Mr.. McCann, ME- Giles
ling and Mr.. Thmpson trying for q
birdie. Anv good Fisherman make
La good golfer, the only real risk
being THE nineteenth hole.
| You know this summer is goin9
to mean a good deal to us all, The
publis wants ito enjoy itself. The
last few years have been trying TO
everyone and there are many tired
business msn Today. Many of
theme do not raelize lit. However
Coulee City naeds more play feat
ures. This is our suggestion for
Ione,.