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JOURNAL, MORO.
OUNTY
OREGON, Ma, I». W
THE SHERMAN
also pure Golden Bantam seed corn;
I
german (County Sountal
Grau Valley
SHERMAN CoUNTY observer , EetobUrt^Nov. L
GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL.'. kalabbah^OotU, MM
CONSOLIDATED, MARCH «, 1931
WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRISE, EatabUehed 1^1
CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4. 1982.
20 cents per pound all prepaid.
M.M. Burtner, Dufur, Ore
J. N. Machines and wife we re visit-,
Amone thontf from Kant who attend
ore in The Dallee Monday.
ed the funeral <f Mrs Minniä ^waU «n
J R. Dellinger who has been vi«iV
The Pallet were Mr and Mrs. 4 n
Ing htoetoter »« California, returned
fribuo, Mr. and Mrs U W. Amick.
Luth~D.<K>. and Mra. J. M Wit home Sunday.
Milk Fed Friers For Sale, Vernon
Mr. and Mra Ernest Blaylock and
Mitebell. PnoÜae Darb, Dall* Hely«*. daughter Georgia and Eatol Hartley o Flatt, phone 502.
Marguerite Mftchall, Mr. and Mia
Gro. Valley were vtoitors in Kent
n ^6* SALE: Burtner flightless dry
last Saturday night with a
«r
John
land bush beans; 25 cents per pound
ud .npftar th.1 WM m~t
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day afternoon.
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Wibow • ’ V
.11 «mwr»«!. Th.™ w«. W
Mr. an4 Mrs B M. Bia« and W. R
Th. tote* of Ura Will Wattle, «ill
PubliabeA Every Friday at Moro, Oreg«, By
lb. poop uml.r th. dir^ttoa ot Ml»
, ^rrv to had» of bar death in North Adams of Antelope were visitor, in
ex-..«
Managing Editor
Helen Bryant.
«• »«; Kent Bunday.
GILES L. FRENCH
Mm. V. A Baker to vtoiltog for a
Mra
Wattine
JiwcdIn
our
midst
few day. to ForUaad with the I
g yakks and waa 1°**^
who tnew
Taylor family.
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her
The attdttdd&C« U Sunday achool last
44 with an offering of
wM th. r.t»m ot O. r. ktag fo® u
CongreM of March 8,
--- CHforata harnte
$8 66.___ _
Sem. Hto«
Mrs Max Tluemke . a®d daughter
told
Ob
U.tth.
.^mo.
f
.
BUBSOBUTION BATBS-PAY1B1.E IN ADVANCE.
.
¿¿fea.
Helyer*and I orarne
and he to after hto H b »U. • -
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and
1 iì .^ t attaoM thé declamatory con
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with b.r dmighter.
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Norio., vi.iied M th. J«k
GrnM Valley can now
.
FRIDAY, MAY IX 1982
b^lth r-ort M »t«mllF from Po,tJ»t[ Rock,r
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S^gr.—
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Vrto, IM to™» I”
fa
new county officers.
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There has oecn
Bborman coun^. ,
Mr. i™. «da F" tak.n to k ™*-
pltal In Portlnod aborti»
mothar'a fua.ral laat
“d ‘•F
r .
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^v^ry vetor to vote for candidates who «able to
the duty of e *¡7
..
* The important thing is
that the county
Anything *lae is of minor importance
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VOTE.
to- » £
“‘“L” «X M. Sb«™».
Ced that this interest will result in a larger percentage of votes
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.non
* cast this year than in 1930.
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What a man has done is the best ^rionofwhat he may £
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The tax nenalty on dehnqu
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farmers are
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SBCOND TUKM ASKiaHMUKTS Wk«K
JUDGE
JAMES T. BRAND
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Pc^i i n Ho. 2
H sn had many y are of successful
practice in the Mate and Heders
Court«.
‘•He is old enough t<K po^weNn the
mature judgement which the posi
tion demands and young enough to
possess the strength to do the work
Acquainted with Eastern Oregon
through ¥2 yearn residence
ch O- ci
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The family of the late Minuit Hogue
gwett wishes to express thanks and^ap-1
probation for Urn sincere kindness. «<*»!
.loitering., and helpfulh... F1’«1 M
their many friend.. Our Io., ia vary
great. These noble acts have helped I
to comfort us in our bereavement. > j
K. J. Swett,
Mrs. B. A. Hogue
and Family.
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I wish to express my thanks to
those good people who assisted me at
the time of the death of my husband.
James Dennis. All those who fur
nished the m»ik; those who sent
flowers or helped with the arrange
ments were very helpful.
Mrs. James Dcnnli-
W'T-X—X T» -r
expected to receiv
-Kerr or Dr Hall would throw
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to to-
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Kent News_ |
ev ^,;nd.7T7f'^orTland eonduot
ed th. 11 o'clock preaching -w'»
A^
^.‘the annual Mother.' Pay “,d^“g-
evening -ervi«. w.«> heM at 8
o’clock A large number of people
XSXnM^X.Ha^
Some Congressman isgoing to reduce thecost of government.
jf it is not this one the penpie will elect one that wilt
How about Gaston
McK»y. Ja'k °'W‘U ,nd
'/"i"’
attended the base ball game at Ante
lope Sunday afternoon
Mra Paul Stoutt and eon M«ne.h
of Bhanlko/and J. R Dellinger And
.on Arnold, and Karl Pluemke were
visitors in The Dalles Friday
B«ONAU«H J«-
republican candidate
Fifteen years legal experience in Ore
gon ... Three sessions in Oregon
Legislature . . . Born and educated
in Oregon...^orld War Veter«.
MY PLEDGE.
FULL EFFICIENCY WITH
STRICT ECONOMY
Paid Ac» .
22nd Representative District
v Morrow. Gilliam. Sh.rm.n
and Whwl.r Countiæ
(Paid Adv.)
R. O. SCOTT
IES AS
SHERIFF
In Soliciting Your Support I Promise:
FOR
Court
Judge
PoaitioB No- 1
Qualified—Vigorous—Protreisive
Ms I. eon.cf.ntlou.
‘î."'1“*''“
and ro.p.ct of «II ths P«oplS.
e—r»ld Adv
For Clothes That
Wear and Wear
1
Paid Adv., Steiwer-for-S<n*tocaub,
Pacific Building. Portland,
Candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE
►
Card of Thank».
PRIMARY, May 20th
(Paid Adv)
'
SUPREME COURT
for OREGON
Attorney Genernl
of Heppner
ntsr
Continued Faithful Servi«»
for
J. 0. TURNER
.Uted of eomK StanU a top
musical number which toe*«*
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voeal ^:ake^<nUr^m^^^
tbs close of the program the 1OUMO
were served with home made
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and cake-
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EAHL €
ShermanCounty’.
only candidate for
State Office
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Now Cfiiet Assistant United
States Attorney
Admini.tr.tion »»d .««r«““,V,On'
Koads and Highway.,
Railroads and Transportation. -
t Ways and Means.
I Mr Yates is recognised
Ion Transportation needs of this dis-
| Uict and he is always working foi
■ lower freight rates
.. Camphre glm
mother, with a.program give« to wel
Odd Fellow, hall. The pumber. e®Jf
inh like the chancellorship in some other »t»te.
d lng a« J vears’ success at Oregon State proves his capability as
Who said there was
B. Means?
Banking and Corporation».
Railway and Transportation.
‘"on’itorday. May 7th„tb.
us to be a most ill advised attempt. We
it humanly impossible for .Dr. Kerr to fill the portion
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nothing in a name?
SUPREME JUDGE
J. o. BAILEY
NO!
in many years
F irst T erm A ssignments W exk
(Paid Adv
WQBT1ON NO. 1)
toi I» »P««“ »
X1'."«
While in the H U.. Mr W ah
way. received important Committee
I Assignment.
week end.
Florin Coon » P“'““« ‘
1
)Mdf< B»«a<i h • •
.round with great care du. to Us
. (1)0(0111 Aidy« of Second Jwdick
Halon with a bawb.ll during th. gam.|
Probation
with Moro Bunday. Florin aaya •
,
third baseman will b. in th. I—P .
. . .
next Sunday,
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Sherar. Grange m.t Saturday night
at their hall In Graaa Vnltey
==
Turner. Manter of > th.
te for
Gr-ge. waa a viaitor and
a abort talk which was much
by those present.
'
Fred Walker to visiting here
«a| A •
Mstorand brother-in-law, Lewis Olds 1
thia ¡a one of. the. moat important problems
i. .to totoL I*«
Morrow, GilUam
Sberpfcn, Wheeler
A Conklin Buckley, whose cheeffnl
grin is known to^ery resident of these
Jarts ww here with his family over the
was reduced in tne Jast
now suit w —
Gilliam, Sharman and
Wheeler Counties
Cb««tfe» *f
ride in a 1982 buggy.
Arch Fortner and family have m>ved
. a cb *
buUding formerly occu-
YATES’ QUALIFICATIONS.
tion
republican
Ca- didat^ Cor
C*ndid«te . or
catch Saturday.
o A. Milter ond Howard P.lmer
from Th. Dalte. w.r. her.-J*-*»
afternoon and gay. aom. of th. boya a
Do not fail to vote.
Fnr rears there was no refund on the
tax. bor j ears tncic
line tax but due largely to the efforts Of .Wf .
now able to save this cent on each gallon of
candidate FOR J. P. Y ates
representative State Senator
; Maj Ronresentative Datnct
vallto with her parent..
George Wilcox and daughter drove
to Portland Tueaday morning, return
ing that evening.
.
V.m McGownn hm the honor of |-
bringing home the hmt ..Imon from
Hber.r. thi. y«r h.ving m.de the
questrnn and o nearly e V
a
^Z^mX these questions through the _ alhpower-
,
SENATOR
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the ranch...............
r J Baker drove to Portland wm
wrn'k for • fow d.y. bu»iu— trip.
Mm. H.rold Todd I. vi.lling in Cor-
.niXXVtoto«’"-to»
fui ballot
FOR
UNITED STATES
E, W. SNELL
Dorothy Old., > who i. .l»yio« *»
T.U’. durtag th. pbr.no. of her
I. ill with wh.t WM tbmlght to b.
tb.moMU. M.mta. I» for h»v. he«“
•O light M to not be dangerou»-
; A
Mr,. WMt.rfl.ld w.. her. ..
tim.ta.twMk aiming »P »“k E“*
Old. mid returning with him.
W B. Wilcox to in Portland thi.
,«k .njoying * -hort «.pit. from
Vote a week from today. Vote ss you please, but VC^ £
a state like Oregon where the election of offic.als is so often
îeXed by the ehoiee of the voters in the «
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as necessary to cast a ballot in the pnmanes as m the general
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I. FREDERICK
JOHN W. MLLOGHlI STEIWER
of Arlington
the voten to determine the
fice they desire.
j
Nominate
Tb. O.mP Fir. Glrta
«¿1, moth.™ .1 Uta OM V««”
For Groceries that are
- ^gQ’lo,T1ica' an<I Tasty
Strict Economy, Justice and Courtesy to All.
I will Greatly Appreciate Your Vote and
y
other Assistance You Can Give me.
[Paid Adv.]
BEN TAYLOR
Republican Candidate for
State Senator
18th Senatorial Dlatrlct, Compri.ing
Wheeler. Gilliam, and Sherman Counties
tl<
See
H,. Ziegler’s tt’
\ J GRASS VALLEY, OREGON
ATTENTION:
farmersi
THE 1NTERN*AT1ONAL HARVESTER CO., to
si« you in your purchase of needed new
Cotobines. Tractor., and Tractor dr»wn machinery,
guarantee you a minimum of 70c per u„
»m. for 40 percent of purchase prlee if note
f
i aid promptly at maturity.
. They aho have another proposition on Com.b,ne p w
clyi.Mf.rto your .dv.nt.ge- Call-"d
u^knd let th.comp.ny .ssi.t you In the purchw.
of needed new equipment.
< ROY J. BAKER, Agent
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Graw Valley
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BEN TAYLOR was born in 1884 and spent NS
early years in southern Wasco county. Nearly
all of his life he has been engaged in «» live
stock business and is now one of the largtflt,
tnv navers in Wheeler county.
.,1,
from this district who is actually following ag
ricultural pursuits-
He is married and has two chddren. a girl
‘
Interest fo good roadsand in favorof Govern-
or Meier’s tax protrram.
(Paid Àd». by