Sherman County journal., March 31, 1933, Page 4, Image 4

THE BHttMAN COUNTY JOURNAL,
*AGB 4
MONO, OREGON,
FRIDAY, MARCH 11, IMI, •« .* i
Asi
•and processors of farm product! art |104»00 attorney foett and 431-60 October 15th 1981 and for the further
not made public Therefore an ads-1 costa and disbtirtemento, and which dun of Twenty-three and 70*100 dol-
quate statistical picture of thtir po- said execution commands me to make taro ($28 70) costs and disbursements
sition can not ba pTOiOntad. But tome salt of all and singular the following and the costa upon this writ, wm.
of these companies are listed oh ths described real property situated in manding me to make sale of the fol*
320 A. pasture, reasonable, crèek
New York Stock Exchange and their Sherman County. State of Oregon, lowing described real property cover­
water. Mrs J. A. Pybum. See Orón
ing any interest he had therein on
earnihgs are recorded. Comparison to-Wit;
Henderson. Rufus, Öregn.
•
*
the 29th day of October 1932, and •
The North Half of the Northwest
of the earnings df these companies
situated in the County of Sherman
Quarter of Section Thirty-four
available fot Common stockholders
; Mr and Mrs. írtink Lambern and
in Township Four South of
and state of Oregon to-wit:
with corresponding earnings of com­
ifrs. Bernis Gby shopped in The
The East half (EH) of »setion
Range Seventeen, East of tho
panies representing other industrial
Willamette Meridian, containing
Ùalles Saturday. . , ,
Five (5). and the Southwest
groups and with the earnings of agri­
80
acres,
Sherman
County.
Stete
quarter (SWK) of section Four
cultural
producer»
may
be
enlight-
Potter
and
Mrs-
L-
J.
Mrs. Geoge
of Oregon.
®nin«
s-r
Lucaswent to Portland and returned
Together with All and singu-
• * FOf Instance, the earnings avail­
(NEM) of section Nine (Ms<nA
Wednesday. k
herodi ta­
able for( dividend^ to commonstoc^-
lar the
the
south half of the Southwsst
The Junior bridge, club met, with
menta and appurtenances there­
holders of concerhs handling dairy
Mrs. Lawnence Käseberg Wednesday.
unto belonging or in anywise ap­
products were 42 per cent greater in
tion three (8) all in Township
pertaining
Mn- W. H. Qargess
suitor
1981 than in 1928; whereas in that
Two (2) South of Range soveo-
Now Therfore, by virtue of said ex­
period the gross income of agricul­
in The Dalles Saturday.
'
teen (17) E- W. M. and all be­
ture dropped <1* pe» cept,-resulting ecution and order of sale, and in com­
ing in Sherman County, State of
Mr. arid Mrs. Frank Bowman of
in farmers suffering a deficit of up- pliance with the demands of eaid
Oregon.
Goldendale were guests at the Berni"
ward ot one billion dollaVo last year, writ, I will, on Monday, the first day
Auy home Thursday.
Now therefore by virtue of said
Comparable earnings, of automobile of May, U»8,
t)^ Muy . of0 ten
execution,
judgment, decree and order
Mrs. Fay Loomis hr* I’Aufchter of
and truck manufacturers decreased o’clock in the forenoon of said day,
of sale and in compliance with the
75* per cent, and the steel industry and at the front door of the court-
Portland
was reduced to a deficit basis. Earn-, house in Moro. Sharman County, commands of said writ, I will no Sat­
Wasco
ings of baking and flour milling con- Oregon, sell at public auction, sub-, urday. the 15th day of April 1933 at
. Rosemary Walker / return^ iron:
corns were off only 2 pet\ sent pnâUect to redemption, to the highest bid­ ths hour of 10:00 o'clock a- m-, at
Portland Monday Where she hatj
tobacco companies increased their der for cash in hand, all the right, the front door of tho Court House in
spent the past few days.
earnings 41 per cén& no6rith»ten<Hhg title, interest and estate in 'and to Moro, in Sherman County, Oregon,
Ted Everetf i* visiting relatives in*
the tect that farmers wpre pai$ Aji ths said real property which said de- sell at public auction (Subject to re­
Wasco.
.
* M Scene In one of the streets of Clear Lake, Iowa, as farmers were unloading corn bought by the town for scrip oTd low prices for what tobacco they fendanta, or either, of them, had on demption) to the highest bidder, for
!4R»rch‘wAsTftueffihTl^af^ redeemed. T|(a.^yu
jitored |ntcircutar crlb» and then sold st auction.
Ytee»/ a^jte to sell- -v.
I pthW 1 btA^dAy
iaji*hdr y lff2being cash in hand, all of ths right title and
Roy Juste»en is hauling wheat from
men- interest which the within named de­
„
These
figures,
J
believe,
grtl
„
Wasco and Klondike to Big Eddy,
----------- - . - . --—:
recorded, fendant in the abov* entitled action,
i ly tell why there Is so much opposi
wh^ it M tek^n by tmrgeE to 5Port-j 5 ^Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Root of Dayton
important producing countries or
And
tion to the farmer controlling the or since had in or to the above men­ had on the 29th day of October 1932
w4re guasta at the Hfcrij#Ec‘Kòbt
northern Europe. Some injury from
mttVAin^^Ms Jbwn products. In tioned .and described real property. the date the said property was at­
Financial
Conditions
Bad
floods has occured in part» of Spain otMr ^d»,. the, ,iiwomes oft
Mr- and Mrs, • E; -E.« Keseberg* of hörne last week end. •
ofj pqr.iajKnfr.part
tached or since that date had in and
and
France but prospects are good
Portland have moved to -their Mmr
Hr«: Steve McMHtan 4» dqMn& in
these large concerns who aro k^d-,, r
a ., 27th
M^rch, t^ ihe above, described property or
on Gordon Ridge.
jjpa®
7^11) -
The condition of the German crop ling agricuitiital commodities have’. 1938. ?
any part thereof, to s^isfy said exe­
Uncertain crop prospecte along is <ood with winter kilting below*
;
CHRLSMAN
increased over 40 per cent, whilwthe ►
cution, judgment, decree, interest,
The small daughter oi Mr-* Uhd
John Pybum was in Wasco the first
wM'h’ pehding (domestic farm relief earlier expectations.
Conditions In income of the fannef has declined 41 Sheriff of Òherman County, Oregon- costs and accruing costs.
Mrs. H. E. Rust has been quite iU but of the week
legislation and disturbed *financal Great Britain are favorable with
.
per cent. Gentlemen, if you WHI think Yn-81-a-21
Dated March 14th, 1982-
is now improving... .
Mrselloy Juatesen entertained the and political conditons abroad were a minimum of abondonment indicated these figures over you will find why
publication March 17th, 1983-
First
The Ladies AM of thd M. E. church Klondike Community Club’ IksfTKdrs- unirettlitnL’in ’ the general Crops in the Balkan countries are
thdy tire fighting this Agricultural
publication
April 14th, 1938.
■
Last
Will give * benefit tea aVUM Bome o day at the home of her parents Mnl , - wlibat ¿Huati^?
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
in‘ the Kast- -eneraly satisfactory and better than Marketing -Act.”
HUGH
CHRISMAN
1
¿
STATE
OF
OREGON
FOR
THE
Mrs Arthur Sargent with- Mrs and Mrs. H H. White-
ern 'O1hrd1IVai!%^ardld‘Sortie 'damage to a year ago when »evere winter killing
________
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon.
Everett Watkin» as .am^Mwt hoate»»
COUNTY OF MADRION
-winter wheat in that area but the occured and abandonment wa» un-
Patronize
Journal
Advertisers.
’> t
A. S. Johnson of The Dalles is in geheWd ‘ ¿■¿’hditioK oT tiie crop in the
Walter Laymen of the Fanners
usally (heavy. Seeding in these
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Wasco looking after his farming in- ¿oft Winter wheat belt continued
National was in Wasco Tuesday.
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
areas was somewhat delayed by dry NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
No. 23069,
*'
terests.
.♦
.<
Tndktiy ^átisfÁctory. ’ In the lower weather in the autumn but prospects
OF
REAL
PROPERTY
The, T^4»<i*y Study Club met this
All persons are hereby notified to
CHAS. U : GRADER Plsintiff, val
‘condition of have improved- Spring seeding has
Mr.- and Mrs. Frank Stanley and MiXsBüid valley,
week with
Robert, Majuning. 'i>°
file
their objections, if any, to the
k
Notice
is
given
that
an
execution
Wm.
G.
HOLMAN,
Defendant.
Mm. a Hattie King Andrews were winter Wheat remains favorable but begun in southern parts of the Rus-
papers were given, one hy Mix. .Joe
Final
Account of the Executor of the
order of sale has been issued out
By virtue* of an execution, judg­
guests at the George, Lansbevn home Sn<mte is still needed in the South- sian spring wheat area but proKre»» , and
of the CLrcuit Court of th„ sute of
Hilderbrand and the other by Mrs.
Estate
of Marie Reckman, deceased
ment decree and order of sale, issued
WeStC^Arliicurariiy In* western Okla- has been retarded by lack of farm
Walter Bruckert and Mrs. Leo Wat- last Sunday- .... -,
Oregon for Sherman County, to me out of the above entitled Court, in on or before the 29-h day of April.
hoAta* an'A 'texts’, beneficial snows equipment and lack cf seed wheat.
kink ¿tng
The Tillicum bridge club met
directed and dated March 27th, 1933, the above, entitled cause, to me direc­ 1933, at the hour of 10.00 o’clock a-
• r-«,f »
were
^received in the western Great The condition of Russian winter in a suit therein pending wherein The
Thursday with JMrsz Andrew. Bheawer.
ted and dated the 27th day of Feb- m., which is the time fixed by the
The contract bridge club was en­
Pl^iris including Colorado, western wheat is only fair with some of the Federal Land Bank of Spokane, a
County Court of Sherman C nn^y
Mr.' and Mrs. ’¿arl Hendricks of Kansas
tertained last Wednesday by Mr».
s6uiiiweste?n Nebraska Moscow regions, the central Black corporation, was plaintiff, and B. M uary, \988, upon a judgment rendered Oregon, for settlement of said Fi al
and e atered in said Court on the 22nd
Fossil visited friends in Wasco this but*M Western Kansas there are a»
Frank Morrow- High
Sea areas and parts of Ukraine cov­ Sias and Maud Gr Sias, husband and
by Mrs. R 6- Scott anti
day of November, 1982, in favor of Account. The County Court Cham
last week-,
., , . . ,
yet no Witdrlkl signs of life in wheat, ered with ice at the middle of March wife; Geo- F. McKay and Emma O.
bers in Moro, Oregon, is the pl a e
served a dessert JuAcheon. ^
Mr. -and Mra Vinton Watkins have although in’ Wirtern Colorado much These ereas normally supply the McKay, husband and wife; Th« Citi- Chae. L. Graden, plaintiff and against fixed for hearing said Final Accou t
iSarisfactbry] pro- early Russian wheat for export. " f tens Bank of Grass Valley, Oregon; W'n. G. Holman defendant, for the
Mr. and Mrs. R C. Chamberlain of moved to the E. 0- McCoy ranch east beneW Xs
Deitrich Reckman, Jr.
si/m of Three Hundred Three and:
of
tow«
which
4»
farmed,
by
Mert
Portlartd and Mr. and Mrs. George
gre^r
YAade Yn ’ eastern Kansas
Harvesting of the Indian (wheat A. A> Schramm as Superintendent of 70-100 Dollars ($308.70) with interest-
Executor .
Knobel of The Dalles were gueeta at Watkins.
. t
and Wheat 'Wa^' ‘Harting’ growth in crop is progressing rapidly with Banks of thé State of Oregon; and
Frank G. Dick. Attorney
thereon at 6 per cent per annum from
the home of Mr. and Mrs- Louis
Stanley Jones visited -Saturday»’¿nd the ‘ northcrii Great Plains. " Seeding yields of early seedings' gensraly Sherman County National Farm Loan
• *
Scholl last Sunday-
and re-sbedlng mide good progress good. In . the northern districts Association, a corporation, were de­
Sunday with -Bobby <"Kfaigr*»> *
ui
the' Pacific northwest but more light rdins during ths Week with fendants, and in which proceeding a
The W. C- T- U- met last Wednes-
Mr. and’T&s. X O.'i^ssefl 0?&l-
moist uro Is” still needed fn central cooler weather favored development judgment was rendered in favor off
day afternoon at the hon\e pf Hr« em visited at the home of Mrs. Au­
Oouflhern California
of later crops. North African crops said plaintiff and against the defen­
Eliza Dingle and the£ spent .t^ af­ gusta Huck in last Sunday.
<•;Foreign crop conditions are gen- have been improved by more favor­ dants B M. Sias and Maud G- Stas,
ternoon ’sewing for the children’s
J.
R.
Kaseberg
of
Pbrflahff
“
Is
husband ’and wife, and Shenum
eralty favorable with combined acre­ able weather.
honfe it ^dorvuns.
,
in W»sco looking after his fanning age of 22 countries reported to date
County National Farm Loan Asso­
Mrs. Cecil Fields who has been interests . .'
1 •
;f*
ciation, in the sum of $1721.35 with
totalling 108,448.000 acres or about
C0*0pa Economical
quite ill for the paH three weeks is
interest thereon from the 9a day of
Mrs. Robert Foister and daughter 1.000,000 ‘acres les» than for the
much improved
February, 1933, at the rate specified
GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, FARM IMPLE­
of tRufus are visiting her parents Mr. same countries last season. Euro­
Profits
of
all
dealers*
distributer*.
in said judgment; the further sum of
The Wasco Study Club met Friday and Mrs. W. E- Tate- ’
pean countries have generally main­
MENT^ IN USANCE.
afternoon H the home of <Mrs. Harry
tained or slightly increased their
Mrs. G. W Phegley of Condon is
Proudfoot. _A bpok .review .“Lindy
acreages wiuh governments supply­
Condon^ was given by Mra. John Mc­ visiting her mother Mrs. G. Pepper.
ing seed wheat in certain area».
Clure, a vpcal duet by Mrs. E. Wat­ Mrs. Ida Woolen, i^h^has beeli visit­
Conditions of growing crops are
kins and Mrs John Royce and a ing here for the past toeek with her
satisfactory although exceptionally
short play “The Acid Test” by Mrs 1 mother, Mrit- B. K. Medlar,, returned
favorable conditions from now until
Guy Andrews and Mrs. Bruce Grady. to her home in Portland Wednesday,
MITCHELL, LEWIS A STAYER CO
harvest would be necessary to repeat
Because of the fact that the banks Jn,
Alec McIntyre of Weston spent
Let the Journal do your printing- the bumper crops of last year in
Vancouver, Wash., are ^piQpepfor regni ar
several dkys last week with Mr- and
business
sonie checks issued by the - N^W-'1
Mrs Afton McIntyre and Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Burress.
berg Creamery to Sherman'eotrnty
Iowa-Town Buy» Up the Farmers’ Com
-Wasco ò
b1’
<
r
R. H. McKEAN
MRS. B. E. HAILEY, Asst. Mgr
Sperry
Crown Mills
NOTICE
FLOUR
Farm Implements
Mrs Hailey transacted business in
The Dalles Friday» . .
The Red
.... & X. il ‘ í White / Store
• ÍHnrtKp
HUR If!
coú'p
WAS0O,
HEARYE!
W e R eserve T he R ight to L i ^ it Q u ^^ ljies . WJÜ
I have rented the
garage formerly oc­
cupied by the Was­
co Motor Company
and am prepared to
do all kinds of gar-
agriWork.
v[‘ inquire«
. -4.,
All kinds of cars
ft- j . p * ;
m
- **
work done - proper­
ly at a reasonable
charge.
» Gasoline
1 • 0f I
^ SPECIALS FOR MAR
Palmolivg Soap .
'
ofShewnsurtOiArty''
Red & Whitf .Homing,
»n^ trflet
MPWS. WlHx. «Oi :
laucjaships here-
Bluest WhíUGrape Éqâ^s.2a,'
Wewfeh-Ofl, »-2 «alton,;. .
SnowcJrift“ iij ÎK
CREAMERY
Red Bearti 4
Sf
Red & White Prunes
“
u
Coffee, 1 lb pfcg........ J ...
27¿
Gotten Bantam Corn: wb kefhd 2s 2 for
27c
Catsup, 14oz i {battle .
2 for
25c
4 for
23c
tfe*
N0W jerkins Hotel
<*M. KELSON, Owner
. V RT RUDELN. Manager
PiAeHDple, buffet, crttfffl
; Your Patronage Will Be
jAHKMat«!
Blue & White Toilet Paper
..
..
.
Red & White Prices Are Lower
Room with Bath, $2.W>aad$î 50
With|>dt Rath, $1.50 and $1.00
Permanérli rates aS low as $12 50 per
morith.
AM-„ Fireproof — lasu red
FREK GAI^GE
B t the Farmer, For the Fanners
♦ avu W
ir»-.’
Prices ?je lowet.bccause we are here
f*«/
L Full * Line
Of Chick
Feed
I? fv*i‘ ¡'H
-
C; v
¡ Shorts
'
■ Mill Run
’ f
:75Aadc
$17.00 perton
.65 sack
$15.00 perton ,
d j-<; sSO sack
$15.00 per ton
.75 sack
$17.00 per ton
R. Wheat
RATEBc
AVERY MARTIN
OPERATED - - - - - - -
-»Bran j *«.
-¡en­
Ci) :
Cars *
washed <fc greased
PR. í
have been re^arned ftotn'^rM^A marked^-.
“Unable to clear”. Thè creamery has been r
able to open ,a apeoial acconnt tófl ‘Wl
checks übt marked “•peci#! àccòuht^
be sent in to the Newberg Creamery and > '
new checks Will be aent for them.
If the person hold*hg,tXeaeoheckS
trills fl I
luyese,check» Will-»
of the éheck MrdthS'’ t
’icheck harlH .h*^i¿2i
sued ft ibi
the check
! ». -i
Ä«
Oregon
gi Wasco
-’3m
i"*» 1
aS lb sack 91.10
1OO lb sack, $1.50
. 1OO lb sack $1.40
Laymort Eg g Mash 1OO lb sack $2.()(
---------
* $1.20
12S
lb sack
Salt HaH G* aund'
per ton $16 50
* enr
Calf Meal •w. pair
Cracked Cc *m
'■
(
These-imfc i? are subje et to market changes
ShermanCo operative Grain Growers
1
VASCO. OR1IGON