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EJIPITIE rre Democrat, Santa Kwa, CofrrVrrta, 9vn4vf, cttr It, Milk Prices Increase; Production Costs Drop Andy Rosseti Wins Santa Fc Indication Prize Andy Rossc-n, a Young Petaluma Future Fanner of America, whose Foniitaiiigrove Rancli Knelt in Beef Operation Meantime, manufacturing milk prices continued an upward trend. Press costs have de record as a swine breeder has By United Milk oroduction clined while prices surplus production more sharply than in the Fountaingrove Ranch, twoi for three years. Construction of the Monticello dam which will been outstanding, has won an educational award from the Santa Fe month. Prices were up cents a hundredweight flood much of the Co. for proficiency in That in a nutshell is the latest forced them to hunt a new loca during August.

Com- report of the state livestock service and the Bureau of Milk Con back in the purebred bert cattle picture again after a lapse of several months. The ranch, which was a year earlier prices seven to eight cents. trol. The reDort shows tion. They have leased taingrove but the Fountaingrove from a vineyard to milk pnees remained un-charged in that period.

converted from one of the Redwood Empire's finest varietal to the railway company he will receive a of merit signed by Byron McMahon, chief of the California of Agricultural Education State FFA Advisor. a senior in Petaluma He has done extensive remodeling and renovating his equipment and surplus production of mar tion cost continued its decline into mid-August, dropping one cent in the San Francisco area from a month earlier and three cents in the Los Angeles area. operation by Siegfried Eechhold, vineyards to beef operations three increased, ending a downward turn. The an eastern US industrialist who fieure for July the Tit exfre Doing It Wrong On Purpose Scientists at the V. C.

experimental farm at Davis are deliberately mismanaging some of the fields. But before any "Mold you-so's" start coming la from doubters, let it be explained that it's all a part of a long-range (12-year) study to find out just how green manure crops affect soil structure and water infiltration. William A. Williams, who Is carrying on the tests plans to work some of the test plots while they're still wet just to find out what happens. He says green manure crops have been known for a long time to increase yields of succeeding crops and they help soil structure, too.

He plans to grow both winter and summer green manure crops on the test plots and some of the plots will be left fallow for several months before plant died last February. years ago, has been leased by Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Ryan, The San Francisco dairy ration available shows an estimated excess ef market milk over as the new home of their Ranch-eria Angus herd of registered An cost was down 17 cents from the same oeriod a year earlier while He is a member of the requirements of 14.7 in Los Angeles cents.

The ration is figured as the equivalent in dollars per hundred That was an increase percentage points- from was one point higher July a year ago. FOR YOUR SECOND Ad A Carport weight of 3.8 milk. Yorkshire and Spotted swine breed associations. 25 young agriculturists in the railway company's program to lend encouragement persons studying for agriculture. gus.

Fifty head of the Ryan cattle have been moved to the Foun-taingrove ranges and the show-barn and Mr. and Mrs. Ryan have moved into one of the residences on the property. The Ryans have backgrounds CAR in MILO IS a good feed buy. 1 Says Farm Advisor Keith Naoa County, "on the basis REPAIRS? repairs 9 out of 10 TV sets while-you-waif and for less than charges).

the cattle business that CARPORT PLANS marketing order tnr of corn selling at dred, you can pay hops has been issued Department of Agriculture written consent of pro At present the price is $3.35. That tend, for Mr. Ryan, into Iowa whew his father was a veteran Angus raiser. Mrs.RyaripaT ents were San Joaquin Valley cattle ranchers. makes it one of for poultry." Aerial Ouifits? 9.85 14J5 22.75 31J5 result of a public hear Oct 4 in Sacramento.

UC Offers Xcw Varieties Of Grape llttil Wood The University of California will release limited quantities of bud wood of new grape -arietics early next year. Some of the material will be available in our Redwood Empire grape growing regions where some of the new selections show promise of being good varieties, farm advisors say. Deadline to submit requests for scion wood during the dormant season will be Jan. 15. A nominal fee will be charged for each bud, plus parcel post charges.

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in her development, (d) Persists in her rough tactics. The King doesn't seem to matter. By GEORGE KOLTANOWSKI International Chess Master PROBLEM NO. 47 By Leah Colton, San Francisco unavoidable. of the Champions tells the following anecdote: course of the Lon increased, but moving also rose.

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tournament, he and other participants development Ui don (1922) some of in the sea spite their jumped up agility and (e) Mate is Tales Told Dr. Tartakover amusing During the the paid a visit They were dreamily in keepers came threw herrings to the London zoo.i particularly interestedj lions, who drowsed the sun. Finally their to feed them and LI White to play and i um PI ti nf into the cage. De I'M jfi i somnolence the animals with extraordinary snapped up the her ex area pounds was MONDAY 6:30 A. M.

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Lapikcn RETI OPENING Andy Rossen plac 1. N-KB3 N-K3 2. P-KN3 P-N3 in competition among and Gary was high individual a special 4-H judging Pacific International last weekend. 3. B-N2 B-B4! 14.

4. 0-O P-K3I 8. P-Q3 P-B315. -6. ON-Q2 N-R3 1S.

7. P-QR3 N-B4I17. 8. P-B4 P-QN4I a 18. 8.

N-Qt(b) Q-Q2 19. JO. NxB PxNI 11. N-N3 I P-KR3(C) boys have been mem winning Petaluma hign teams and have (al Probably underrates his opponent or he would have played B-K2 and O-O here, (b) Profits immediately and from now on takes upper brackets of 4-H contests at field several years. organized as a team, and over completely.

(c B-K2 was better, (d) W'ell-plaved. If 14. QPxP 15. PxP. NxN: lfi.

BxN. QxB: mate in two ent finally herring (a leap like than any game kept on turn turn. Makins Jacobsen Q-N3(d) R-QN1 NxBP(e) QxN PxQP N-B4 Q-B3 Q-Q3 BxN QxB JxN ftesigns(f) AH three Ends matters of barley N-N5 BxN o-o-o Q-N4 N-KRI1 i) RxONP Atlas 46 per acre; pounds, and Another ranch in following you play stall endlessly, erable victim Judtjinfj Places In A livestock Wilson 4-H and ed second 61 teams at contest at the at Portland bers of school judging been in the Club judging meetings for They received sity of 4-H organization, compete in ISarley At Hob KELSEYVILLE Hobson-Conn by the Farm April and Hero was pounds per Atlas 54, by the was acre. sanction of the Univer-1 17. BxPch, etc.

(e) California to represent the especially to the Portland show. last. He must lose a rook. If 19. R-KN1; then 20.

Q-K5ch and he loses the Queen's Rook. Oklahoma City Again A reporter asked Sonja Graf- Etevenson. who she thought would Win the U. S. Open.

She promptly answered: Sonja Graf-Stevenson! White: Pottrr Black: braf-stevenson RETI OPENING Tested Upper Lake sou Ranch Five varieties were planted on the 1.N-KB3 t. P-QB4 3. P-K3 P-QB4 13. BxB 4. P-QN4(a) 114.

B-K4 OPxPI 1.1 RvP P-K4(btllS. ranch. Upper Lake, Advisor's Ofiicc last harvested in August. tops in yield with ,827 acre. a new variety developed University of California, second with 2,813 per o.

rvxr- w-narni iy. KR-B1 7.P-N3 Q-K5 18. Q-N2 B-K4 N-NB3 RxRP BxN 9. B-K2 N-QB3 20. B-B5ch 10.

N-B3 Q-N3! Resigns (al The theoretical continuation. (b) Played in real Graf stvle. Wild. (c) The attack Black had is Rune compratejy, and she is far benind ill! esaiillinaelTPlmlti linn produced 2.664 pounds Tennessee winter, 2,376 Arivat. 2,332 pounds.

tost on the Garner Long Valley showed the yields: 11' I i II ft ttV it I Atlas 54, 2.069 pounds; Arivat, 1,814 pounds; Tennessee Winter, vw WW (IBB 1 pounds; Atlas 46, 1,435 pounds, and Ilojo. 1,320 pounds J- J. and ALREKTA KE1ST, 3118 Montgomery ere among five California purebred Angus i 1 uiicucrs bership in decn-Angus to rc elected to mem the American Abcr Breeders' Association at St. Louis, Mo,.