' THE SHERMAN
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COUNTY JOURNAL,
MORO,
OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12,1932.
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Sour Milk A Most
Wholesome’Food
No matter how well milk
handled in the home it will sour
quickly in warm weather if not kept
at a low temperature. This is be
cause of the lactic acid forming bac-
teria normally found in milk and
which increases rapidly, unless held
at a low temperature, causing milk
to sour- The consumption of sour
milk or lactic acid milks has long
been considered a means of main
taining bodily health and vigor and
thus prolonging life- While the pos
sible effect on longevity has not been
proven, the beneficial effects of suffi
cient amounts of lactic acids is not
questioned. This is because of the
ease and speed at which they digest
in the stomach and because the at-
ditional acid tends to retard the
growth of putrefactive 1 arteria in
the intestines. For these reasons
then, sour milk or acid milk, mav
well be more generally used.
Sour milk and cream are widely
used in cooking and, like sweet milk
add to the food value of any dish-
The rich texture of sour milk gives a
smoothness that no other liquid pro
duces and its acid content acts as a
levening agent. Do not throw away
milk or cream that has soured but
rejoice in the fact that with it you
can prepare nutritious and appetiz
ing dishes.
Sour milk lends ' its
slightly tart flavor and - healthful
qualities to many favorite recipes.
For a dressing to serve with a gay
fruit salad thoroughly Ichilled and
served on crisp leeuce, try this sour
cream dressing:
Dr. J. A- Butler spent last week at
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Joy White spent last Tuesday
morning in Rufus-
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Mr- and Mrs. Grant Armsworthy
spent last Sunday in Rufus at the
W- A. Morris home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Striker were i
v Rufus visiting last Sunday.
Mrs. Maud Akers of Moro was e
week end visitor in Wasco at th
home of Mr. and Mrs- Lloyd Henna
Finish of the first actual rowing race ever held on the new Olympic gunite course at Long Beach, CullU where
rowing events of the International games will be held. The San Diego Rowing dub de fen ted the Los Angeles Rowing
club.
the soda has been dissolved, then the
Hour, sifted with the baking powder,
salt and spices. Beat only until
smooth- Bake in moderate oven for
ibout 25 minutes- Cool and put
layers together with Raisin—Cream
Filling, then frost the êntire cake
with the same mixture.
with that money I gave you?
Little Bobby: ”1 gave it to a poor
woman—
.
Father: That’s a good boy ” ;
Bobby (continuing): “a poor wo-
man who sells ice cream cones.”—
Border Cities Star.
Raisin-Cream Filling
WHEAT FIRE
Mrs. Aileen Brown and son of Port
Portland is land spent last weekend as the guests
visiting this week with her parents of Mr- and Mrs. W. E Tate.
Mr- and Mrs. Guy Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hastings of
e
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Moro
were guests at th^ R. II. Mc-
Mrs. Edna Ferrell and son spent
Sunday.
Kean
home
several days in The Dalles last week
the guests of Mr- and Mrs. «Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McKee had as
Glennie-
guests Sunday Mrs. ifletha Burress
Mrs. Chester McMillan and Carl and Mr. and Mrs. Marion McKee of
Nelson both of Portland visited at Moro-
he Ernest Medler home over' the
Recent guests at the Goo- Lamborn
veek end.
home were Mrs. D, S. Youn? of Du
Mr- and Mrs. Tom Lee of Portland fur and Mr. and Mrs. Cary Green and
vere guests .of Mr. and Mrs. W. H childen of Sunnyside, Washington
,ee last Sunday-
Miss Opal and Norina Feldman left
for Portland Friday to spend several
days with friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Barnett and
Mrs. Tilbert Barnett motored to Hood
River Sunday where they spent the
dAy with Mrs- Dolph Brewer- They
were accompanied home by Francis
and Nancy Brewer who will spend
some time with their grand parents.
Georgia McKean spent Wednesday gin.
in Moro visiting with het parents.
I Mrs. Wade Hull
First Rowing Race on New Olymnic Course
R. H. McKEAN
MRS. B. E. HAILEY, Asst. Mgr
The Dalles with relatives
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Mrs. Jessie Amos entertained last
Monday in honor of Mrs* Bright of
Portland.
Mra. Earl Brown left for Portland
Monday where she will spend several
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fire made comparitiveiy slow prog days visiting.
ress across the mile of country, it
Mr- and Mrs. Arthur Sargent and
burned. However the wheat and daughter were visitors in The Dalles
even the stubble burned with so hot Monday.
a flame that it could not be put out. .
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with w.t »ck» .nd the other hand 1 - rr“k. r“*»«
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several
days
in
Wasco
this
last
week.
Are fighting methods ordinarily used-
Crown Mills
FLOUR
A. A. Dunlap, Sherman county
Commissioner, of Kent was in Wasco
on business on Tueday
MITCHELL, LEWIS & ST AVER CO
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One cup sugar
Two tbspn cornstarch
(omit if cream is thick)
One cup sour cream
Four egg yolks
One cup ground raisens
Two tbspn butter
One half tspn vanilla
Mr- and Mrs- Homer Wall were
The grain was insured for 25
One eighth teaspoon salt
bushels per acre and was making business visitors Tuesday and Wed-
Mix sugar and cornstarch (when about thirty bushels-
neday at Fossil.
used) and add to the cream- Add
Edwin Van Horn of Walla Walla
beaten egg yolks, raisins and butter
Sour Cream Salad Dressing
was in Wasco Thursday for a short
and cook over hot water or very low
1 cup weak vinegar; 1-2 cup su fire until thick, stirring constantly.
time visiting Nyal and Edward
gar; 2 tbspn butter; 1 teaspoon salt; ( (Remove from fire and add vanilla and
Grady*
1 cup sour cream; 3 tablespoons salt- Cool before spreading.
Olive Robison was a dinner guest
flour; 2 eggs; 1 teaspoon dry
at the Sargent home Thursday.
mustard; 1-2 tspn paprika
Waiter Medler had the misfortune
Phil Andrews left for Albany Sat
Put the vinegar, sugar and butter
Monday to get his hand caught in
The Borrower
urday where he will spend several
into a sauce pan and bring to a boil
and
it
the
machinery
of
the
combine
i
‘‘Why are you cleaning the um-
while you beat together the cream,
was hurt quite badly. He went to the weeks visiting with his brother-
brella stand?”
flour and eggs. Add to the first
Dalles
Miss Vivian Trounce was a week
“Because we are to have company Mid Columbia hospital at The
mixture, stirring constantly until it
found end visitor at the home of Mts- Ar
for
treatment
and
it
was
this evening ”
thickent- Cook slowly five minutes-
there thur Sargent.
“Surely you don’t think they would necessary for him to remain
Remove from fire, add seasonings
for
several
days.
steal umbrellas?”
Victor Anderson was a visitor at
and beat thoroughly. Serve cold.
Ben Andrews and daughter Cora
“No, but they might identify some
Moro
Saturday.r
York were in Rufus Saturday visit-
A real moist, fluffy and • lucious of them.’’—Christian Advocate-
Ercel Yocum who had his finger
ing at the W A- Morris home.
spice cake is made with sour milk,
mashed
in the sack piler at Klondike
while the raisin-cream filing used
Fair Warning To All Candidates
M. G. Tuel was strangely affected wag taken by Dr Poley to The Dalles
with it makes use of freshly soured .
When Ira Wade wrote in from by the hot weather. When it was Tuesday and had his finger ampu-
cream. This makes a dessert that will'
Toledo
to inquire “How long ahould ever he celebrated the event by spend tated '
tempt the appetites of every member
a hen remain on the eggs,** we ing Tuesday at Jersey splashing
Pat O’Meara was a business visi
of the family.
promptly replied "three weeks for around after fish.
tor in The Dalles Tuesday.
Naomi Grady spent the week at
Spice Cake
chickens and four for ducks-*’
Now
That
was
three
weeks
ago.
One half cup butter; one and one-
half cups brown sugar; two eggs; . Ira writes us:
“Thank you very much for your
1 teaspoon vanilla; 1 cup thick sour
kind
advice. The hen stayed on the
milk; one half teaspoon soda; 2 cups
eggs
three weeks and no chickens
flour; 3 teaspoons baking powder;
one half teaspoon each salt, and ' come, and as I did not want ducks,
I took her off the nest and sold the
WAöCO, OREGON
cloves. 1 teaspoon cinnamon.
Cream the butter, add sugar and eggs-"
W e R eserve T he R ight to L imit Q uantities
blend together well. Add the beaten '
Sweet Charity
eggs and vanilla and mix until
SPECIALS FOR AUGUST 12, 13, 18
smooth- Add the sour milk in which
Father: “What have you done
Miss Elna Huston and Etta Huston
are spending several days in Prine
ville with relatives.
Miss Jeanette Medler is employed
at the telephone office during the ab
sence of the Misses Heston on their
vacation.
GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, FARM IMPLE.
MENTS, IN URANCE
and
les
and
Mr- and Mrr Lio’
Mrs* John McClure a
were guest« >1 the bpmevT
Mrs* John lAeClure ^mlay,
of
Farm Implements
Earl Wilson and J. Roe visited witlv
Mr. and Mrs- M G Tud Friday.
They were enroute to Por. land after^
a business trip to Condon.
Wasco
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hendricks were
in Wasco Friday. Mr- Hendrakf is a
this
candidate dor circuit Judge’
district
Miss Georgia Striker announced
her engagement, at a bridge party
Thursday evening at her home, to
Ben Klindworth of Connell. Washing-
toff. Miss Striker is a graduate of
Wasco high school also the Willam-
She will
ette University at Salem
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teach this year at
Wasco
Sherman County news are com
piled each week for readers of the
SHERMAN COUNTY
JOURNAL
In it is information about people»
crops, weather and other matters
from all parts of the county.
It is a nscessily that is cheaper
than ever. A few years ago a sub
scription to the papers cost $5.50
per year. Now the same news,
and more, is brought to you reg
The Red & While Store
Make It Snappy In Harvest
ularity every week for
$1.50
75c
1-gal. Glass Barrels Small Sour Pickles
Ivory Soap
4 for 21c
Camay Soap
8 for 19c
2 for 23c 1 pkg. free
Ivory Snow
ifcJC
When break-downs occur we are
prepared to
REPAIR ANY BREAK
Kerr Regular Mason Jars, pints
. 8?c
qts,
.
Economy Jars, pints
in jig time
Headquarters for any kind of.
MACHINE WORK, REPAIR WORK
Motor Reconditioning
2 for
Economy Caps.......................................
jr.
f
ip
Underwood genuine Deviled Ham, l-4s.
Clorox, pints —...........
93c .
1.17 j
qts
49c
10c
5c
Blue & White Pork and Beans with tomato sauce
Warn, Ore.
F. L. MORROW, Mgr
B ank
of
C ommerce
4 for
Red & White Milk, large size.................
19c
Red & White Coffee, 1-lb pkg................
30c
Blue & White Coffee, 1-lb pkg................
23c
Big Bargain Blend Coffee, 1-lb pkg.......
19c
Red & White Prices Are Lower
New Perkins Hotel
Sth and Washington Strops
Portland. Oro.
M . NELSON, Owner
ARTRUDEEN, Manager
Capital and Surplus
$66,000.00
DEPENDABLE BANKING SERVICE
Liberal Interest Paid
or
Time Deposits
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rolled some of the shriveled grain that has been
threshed this year and find it to be an excellent
feed for horses or dairy cattle. It is not as rich
as ordinary wheat when rolled and is therefore
a safer feed.
Wheat at a low-price per ton can be rolled in-
to a good feed and can be used to feed live
WASCO, OREGON
SAFE - CONSERVATIVE
COURTEOUS
We have let our stock of feed grains run down
because of the low price of wheat. We have
Red & White Baking Powder. 1-lb cans
Sherman Garage & Machine Co
That Feed Problem
lie
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RATES«
Room with Bath, $2.00 and $1 50
Without Rath, SI.50 and 11-00
Permanent rates as low as $12.50 per
month.
AAA — Fireproof—Insured
FRER GARAGE .
Mr. and Mrs R. O. Scot1, Mrs. Ful
ler, Miss Trounce anff Miss Reid of
The Dalles were dinner guests at the
Sargent home Sunday.
stock more profitably than prepared feeds
OUR FEED MILL IS PREPARED
to take care of you in making this
low grade wheat into something
useful.
Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers
WASCO. OREGON
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B H. Grady and family of The
Dalles were dinner guests Sunday at
the B H Grady home.
Miss Winnifred Fortran- has as her
guests Mis Ruth Young of Goldendale
and Miss Doris Fortner of Tor.land.
Henry Howell was a busine s visi
tor at Moro «Saturday.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of Sherman-
The Oregon - Washington Joint
Stock Land Bank of Portland, Ore
gon a corporation, Plaintiff, vs Louis
Schadewitz and Mary Ann Schade-
witz, C. L- Chamberlain and Emma
Chamberlain, Maude Driscoll,’ L’ank
of Moro, a corporation, Moro State
Bank, a corporation and A. A-
Schramm, Superintendent of Banks of
the State of Oregon, Defendants.
By virtue of the w/ij of execution
and order of sale'duly issued out of
ihe Circuit Court of the IS tale of Ore
gon for the Codnty-of Sherman, on
the ¿6th day of July, 1932, pursuant
to a decree entered in said court, Ju’y
26th 1932, in a suit wherein ’flu Ore-
gon- Washington Joint Stock Land
Bank of Portland, Oregon, a corpora-
tion is plaintiff, and Louis Schade
witz, Mary Ann Schade^itz.-.C. L-
Chamberlain, 1 Emma Chamberlain,
Maude Driscoll, Bahko/j^oro, a cor
poration, Moro State Bafik^ a corpor
ation, and A. A- Schramm, superin
tendent of Banks of vhe State of Ore
gon, are defendants, said wiit be
ing directed to me to make sale of
the real property hereinafter describ,
ed. I will on Saturday, the 27th day
Of August, 1932, at 1:00 o’clock p. m.,
at the front door of the Court house
of Sherman County, in the City of
Moro, State of Oregon, offer lor sale
and proceed to sell to the highest
bidder for cash in hand the following
described real property, situate in
Sherman County. State of Oregon,
to-wit:
South Half (S]4) of Section
Twenty Three (23), and the west
Half (WV6) of Section Twenty-
six (26), all in Township Epur
(4) South of Range Sixteen (-16)
East Of the Willamette Meridian,
containing six hundred' forty
(640) acres more or less,
to satisfy the sum of Eight Thousand
One Hundred Sixty-four and 10-100
Dollars ($8,164.10) with interest
thereon from July 26th. 1932, at the
rate .of six per ednt (6 per cent) per
annum; and the further sum of Four
Hundred Sixty and 80-100 Dollars
($460;80) with interest thereon from
July 26th. 1932, at the rate of eight
per cent (8 per cent) per annum, and
$400 00 as attorney’s foes, together
with costs of said suit taxed at Seven
teen and 80-100 Dollars ($17.80), and
the ccsts of and upon this writ.
Hugh Chrisman
Sheriff of Sherman bounty, Oregon.