THE SHERMAN
COUNTY JOURNAL.
MORO.
OREGON. FRIDAY. APRIL 14, 1933.
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McKay, husband end wife; The Citi- No. 23069,
Mrs.' Everett \Yatkins and Mrs.1 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Walsh,
free of cost
Drunken Drivers
sens
Bank of Ghss Valley, Oregon; I CHAS. L. GRADEN, Plaintiff, vs
Sargent
shopped in The Dalles 1
Mrs. Jack Sheets and son visited
These government loans are beng
L—. Arthur
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Repeal Election
A.
A.
Schramm as Superintendent ofI ' Wm. Q. HOLMAN. Defendant-
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The
Daiieg
Sunday,
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Will Be Prosecuted
by a few Sberman eounty farm- Tuesday.
Candidates Back we rd
Banks
of the $tate of Or agon I, and
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ers although the maximum loan is
By virtue of an execution, judg
Mrs. Fred Fortner shopped in The
The Ladies Aid of the M. E- church
Sherman
County National Farm Loan ment, decree and order of sale, issued
‘ ' $300 and the regulations require a
will give a benefit tea at the home of Dalles Saturday.
Association, a corporation, were de out, of the above entitled Court, in
Reckless and drunken
reduction of 30< percent in the crop
Mrs. Orville Yqtum April 19th. This
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Burress and fendants, and in which proceeding a
Nothing has been done about it I drivers will be under closer
will also be the Mary Elisabeth cfass daughter spent last week end at udgment was rendered in favor of the above entitled cause, to me direc
here, but there is going -to be an ele of state officials after June
ted and dated the 27th day of Feb-
party. ; •
White Salmon with relatives.
ction on the 21st of next July The a result of changes made by the
said plaintiff and against the defen- uary, 1983, upon a judgment rendered"
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voters are to be permitted to decide legislature in the operators’
dants B- M. Sias and Maud G- Sias,
Mr. and Mrs- L- P. Haven spent
and entered in said Court on the 22nd ,
Mrs- Francis Medler and children
whether the old state of Oregon shall ports Hal E. Hoss,
several days fa Portland the first of returned to Wasco this week after a husband and Wife, and Sherman day of November, 1932, in favor of
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h om oAge .one)
County National Farm Loan Asso
vote for repeal of the 18th amenu- State.
the week.
Doubleday Cattle ranch to college
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- two months visit in Portland with rel- ciation, in the sum of $1721^5 with Chas- L. Graden, plaintiff and against
ment or for a continuation of the ♦ Every person convicted of
Eastman
Indian child life
Wm. G. Holman defendant, for the
4 MlsvLumiq Carney of Milton spent atives.
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interest thereon from the 9th day of
noble experiment.
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ting a motor vehicle » because of in Fish .The boys’ book of verse
Three and
Miss Dorothy Nelson of Portland February, 1933. at the rate specified sum of Three Hundred ...
the week end in Wasco visiting with
Each county in the state is entitled competency, driving erbile intoxicated
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Cale
Circus animals
the further Wm of
DolUro^O^O) wHh mt.re»t
to at least one delegate. There will recklessness and hit and run drivers.
friends. Saturday night she was a and Mrs. Jeff Wilson of The Dalles in ..id
Haaren Famous men of (Rome
dinner guest of Mr. and- Mrs- L. P- are guests of Mr- and Mrs. W. R- »100.00 attorney fees, .nd »31.00 ‘hereon .t « per cent per annum from .
be a total of 116 delegates at the con regardless of the court
Harris
Aaron in the wildwoods
co.ta and di.bur«m«U, and which Octob« 16th 1031 and for th. further
Haven and Sqnday a guest at the Reid this week- ?.
vention which will be held some time dicti?n in the matter, will be
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Lamprey Days of - the colonists
said executing commands me to make ‘“m ot Twenty-three and 70-100 dol
Sargent home and Monday a luncheon
in August. Those wishing to attend immediately to the Secretary
Uoyd Hennagin spent several days
Genevieve ‘
Porter
sale of all and singular the following >•« (W0) «**• •»<* disburwments
the convention as delegates must file for appropriate action in the matter
guest of Mr. and Mrs. R O. Scoot.
in Portland last week.
Seaton
Animal heroes
(iotcnWa real property ^Uugtpd in »“d the costa upon this writ, com.
with the secreUry of sfate, paying of license suspensions or
?ations,
Frank Fortner spent several days
Mrs. L. W- Curtis of Portland Sherman County. State of Oregon, mending me to make sale ot the fol-
a fee of $5.00, and sUting their
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changes in the law require- These
this week at Moro and Wasco on bu- spent last Sunday with her daughter
lowing described real property cover
position, whether wet or dry.
to-wit:
Baldwin
Thirty more famous stor ’ siness-
citations of traffic violations are
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Mrs- Orville Burris.
ing any interest he had therein on
Voters will vote Tor either the wet quired from all Oregon courts, which
ies retold
The North Half of the Northwest
I Mr- and Mrs- Marion McKee of
the 29th day of. October 1932,- and
candidate or the dry and the one hav will include courts in every city and Barstow
Explorers and settlers
Mrs. Mae R<id spent several days
Quarter of Section Thirty-four
situated fa the County of Sherman
ing the largest vote will represent town. Previously only justice courts, Baas
Moro were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Stories of pioneer life
in Township Four South of
and state of Oregon to-wit:
his county and vote aCeoito the district courts and circuit courts were Boyeson
Ed McKee Wednesday.
Norseland tales
Range Seventeen, East of the
Mrs. Earl Jones' of Portland , is
platform on which he was elects®« required to forward the information. Brooks True story of LaFayette
Tko East half (EH) of section
Mr- Sprague of the Reconstruction spending aeverod days in Wasco with .Willamette Meridian, containing
So far there has been no canu.».
, The fact that each municipal judge Caldecott Picture Book ’
,
Fijg .(Ä), -®ad the Southwest
80 acres, Sherman County, SUte
Finance Corporation was a business relatives.
lor this office from this county and. or city recorder is forced to make a Carter Panther stories
of section Foui
of Oregon.
viaiUr in W mco Thund.y,
p M„
Hncktn ,pd
for that matter, there have not been report of all serious traffic violations Chadwick
Three little kittens
Together with all and singu-
(4), and Ue Northeast quarter
very many candidates from other upon which convictions have been re- Coburn Our little Swe edish cousin
Louis Scholl visited in The Dalles ter shopped in The Dalles Saturday. . lar the tenements, harediU-
(NEK) Of section Nine (9), and
counties either.
Story hour read
corded, will practically double the Coo and Christie
read- Wednesday with her daughter and
ments and appurtenances there
Mr- and Mrs. E. L Morton abd
the south half of the Southwest
Th/jre is nothing partisan about effectiveness of the curb on outlaw
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family Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Knebel.
unto belonging or in anywise ap
children and Mr. and Mrs- Paul Mc-
quarter (SK of SWU) of sec
\ the election.
The candidates are operators, explained Secretary Hoss. Dutton
In field and pasture
pertaining-
tion three. (8) all in Township
The Tuesday Study Club met with Culloch and daughter were visitors in
merely wet or dry. It is only for the “Many serious traffic violations have Frort The court of King Arthur
The Dalles Saturday.
Two (2) South of Range seven
Ura.
McCafferty
this
week.
A
paper
Now Therfore, by virtue of said ex
purpose of testing the actual desires come under the jurisdiction of these Hyde -Favorite Greek myths
teen
(17) E. W. M. and all be- - i
was
given
by
Mrs
Walter
Warner-
Mrs. E. A. Medler returned to ecution and order of sale, and in com-
of the people on this one question of courts and the convicted drivers have Kaier Toby Tyler
ing
In
Sherman County, State of.
pliance
with
the
demands
of
said
from Portland
aridity. Candidates will advance one continued to operate their automo- Laing Edson-Laing readers
The American Legion Auxiliary Wasco
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Oregon.
writ,
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will,
on
Monday,
the
first
day
pace forward. , Sargeant, pick your biles because the State was unaware Lang
The story of General Gordon met with Mrs. E. L. Morton. Papers where she visited w$h her daughter,
of May, 1933, at the hour of ten
were read by Mrs- Paul McCulloch
deUil.
Now therefore by virtue of said
Arthur Van Gilder is reported do-
of the fact and could not suspend Munroe Dorymates
o’clock in the forenoon of said day,
execution, judgment, decree and order
or revoke the operator’s license. The Potter The tale of Squirrel Nutkin and Mrs. Ormand Hilderbrand- Dai- ing very „j^iy from the minor oper-
and at the front door of the court
When little Johnnie was almost six new law will eliminate that condition”*. Roberts The red feathers
nty refreshments were served by the ation
hia foot
of sa I a and In compliance with" the
house
in Moro, Sherman County,
years old he pinned a note on the
hostess.
Shute
The
land
of
song
Hose said-
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Mrs. Edward Moon, Margaret, Oregon, sell at public auction, sub commands of said writ, I will no Sat
door of his room saying: “Don’t for
Adventures of a doll
Mrs. Hildred Zell shopped at The Christine and George shopped in The ject to redemption, to the highest bid urday, the 15th day of April 1933 at
An additional help to the enforce-
get my birthday. Give until ft hurts-
The littlest one of the i Dalles Wednesday-
the hour of 10:00 o’clock a. m-, at
ment of the suspension or revocation Swett
Dalles the last of the. week.
der for c»h in hand, all the right,
Browns
♦
the
front door of the Court House in
of drivers licenses is the new provi
The Thursday bridge club,met with
Friend, to Artist—I just read that
Charls Siscil is reported doing nice dtle, interest and estate in and to Moro, in Sherman County, Oregon,
The days of Queen Elisa
sión in the law requiring each con Tappan
Mrs. McCafferty and Mrs. Tilbert ly from the injury to his foot he re the said real property which said de
book that you illustrated.
beth
victing magistrate to immediately
fendants, or either of them, had on sell at public auction (Subject u> re
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Barnett
assisted- High scores were ceived last week-
Artist—I didn’t read it. How did
Fairy Ring
take up the license of those found Wiggin
the 15th day of January, 1923, being demption) to the highest bidder, for
made by Mrs- Frank Lamborn and
the illustrations fit the text?
Mrs. Afton McIntyre and daughter the date on which the mortgage men cash in hand, all of the right title and
guilty of serious offences and for- Yard The top of the continent
Mrs. Robert Manning.
were in The Dalles last Tuesday-
”ard the cards to the state depart-
tioned in said decree was recorded, interest which the within named de-
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entertained
three
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ment
Mrs. Joe Hilderbrand returned or since had in or to the above men fendant in the abov» entitled action,
tables of bridge last Thursday with
of Baltimore, tn the State of ICaryland.
¡Mr.. A. C. Kaxberg and Mr». Fred
T1“ D*»“
1“t of tioned and described real property, had on the 29th day of October 1932
on the thlrty-firet day ot December, 1S88.
made to tne Insurance OommiMioner of
the date the said property was at
Hennagin making high score». Again ^e week and i. reported doing very or in any part thereof. -
the State of Orecoo. purwu““t to law:
CAPITAL
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Dated this 27th day of March. tached or since that date had in and
Government Cos's
Amount of capital stock paid
on Saturday she had 4 tables of nicely.
up ....................................... 8 3.000.000 00
to the above described properly or
1933.
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Mrs. Estrelle Hailey returned from bridge and high scores were made by
Net premiums received dur w
Up
Over
1930
any part thereof, to satisfy said exe
HUGH
CHRISMAN
ins the year,.............. »0.473.4S837
Portland Monday after spending the Mrs.' George Wike and Mrs. Louis NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Interest, divid-nds and rwnta _
cution,
judgment, decree, interest
Sheriff
of
Sherman
County,
Oregon
rteehed durins the year.. 3JM.4X3SI
OF REAL PROPERTY
Walsh.
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Income from other sources
week end there visiting-
costs and accruing costs.
m-31-a-21
received dur'ns the year.. 12jm»»5
Notice is given that an execution
According to the department of
Mrs.' Augusta Huckin and Mrs. I Mr- and Mrs. Guy Andrews shop
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Total Incom« ..
Dated March 14th, 1933. M
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and
order of sale has been issued out
commerce, bureau of the census, the Lydia Darby visited in The Dalles ped in The Dalles last Thursday.
Net loases paid d
First
publication
March
17th,
1933-
of the Circuit Court of the State of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
48 states of the union increased their Tuesday.
expenses ............................... .mXQXWS.M
Mr- and Mrs- John McClure went Oregon for Sherman County, to me
Last publication April 14th, 1933.
Dividends paid 'on capital
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
governmental
expenditures
•
in
1931
«tock d irlns- tbo JOW.... . .......
The P. N. G. Club met Tuesday to Portland Friday. Mr. Winters,
directed
and
dated
March
27th,
1933,
HUGH CHRISMAN
COUNTY OF MARION '
over 1930, but the raise was less than afternoon at the home of Mrs- John father of Mrs. McClure, accompanied
in
a
suit
therein
pending
wherein
The
i . has been for the last few years. Royce. Four tables played and1 Mrs. them back to his home after having
NOTICE ' OF SHERIFF’S SALE Sheriff of Sherman County. Oregon.
Amount of all other expend-
Federal Land Bank of Spokane, a
1 lures ................................. 048,357.98
The cost of government was $1140 Ernest Medler made high score.
visited in Wasco.
corporation, was plaintiff, and B. M
.Total expc:i4itures
........ 143.871 JS5.8O
in 1930 and $11.75 in 1931. In 1917
Mrs-
Ormand
Hilderbrand
enter
Sias and Maud G- Sias, husband and
Mrs-
David
Mann
of
Vancouver
Value of real estate owned
the cost was $4.19- One of the items
(market valueF ... . ............ 4381.717.74
tained Monday for her little son John spent last week end at the home of wife: Geo. F. McKay and Emma 0.
Value of stocks and bond*
that
increased
was
interest
charges
7 •» •
owned imarket value) ... 15.306.1M.58
the ocauion being his 6ih birthday
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Loan* op mortg«cea and col-
that rose $9.390,014 over the previous
literal, etc.........
3.»13.38eg
Those present were Bobbie, Jerry and
Cash in. banks and on band 3.184.007 W
year.
PFem!um« in eourm at col
Lawrence Nesbit, MaHon Tuel and
lection written since Bep-
For the operation and maintenance
tember 30. 1033................. .. 4.743.183.71
the two Guy children. Mrs Nesbit
Interest and rents due and
.
of general departments 40.9 was for
accrued ......................... • < • •
8W-W* E
assisted Mrs- Hilderbrand.
Ctaer assets ............................ 1.540,3».83
education, 16.6 for roads and high
IS1.SM.SM.81
Total admitted
Mr..and Mrs. Kenneth McCafferty
ways, 15.9 for charities, hospitals and
UAB1
Cross claints lor
started
on their vacation trip Mon
123.588.154.19
prisons, 8.7 for general government»
GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, FARM IMPLE
paid......................
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Ak-.ojnt nt unearned premi
WAöCO, OREGON
ums 0:1 all outitandini
5 8 for protection of persons and day.
MENTS, IN URANCE.
.......... 13.3M.Sie.lS
D k frr c cm m hsi on and
property, 5.2 for development, 2-5 for
Mr.
and
Mrs-
John
McClure
return
/.J* other l.ab'.iiùc»..... ,,
health and sanitation, 0-4 for recrea ed from Portland Sunday where they
Tati.1 liabilities. except cap-
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tion, and 3.9 for miscellaneous.
W e R eserve T he R ight to L imit Q uantities
spent several days.
ite! .........................
143.743.715.»
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Wasco
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The Red & Whil e Store
tanta
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Surplus
i latriM
heidet
Total .................................... 881x839^90 11
/ i;8INE88 IN ORBOON FOR TH! TEAR
Net premiums received during
I
tJX’paid durimi the
"TS-I&S
Laues incurred durine the year 137.11317:
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OVAR
«JS! SI fiSSS' iWK
Uneton:
iitelutery resident attorney I r Service.
C O Frico, better buJd.n
•BaO a.' vslusUon:
«locks convention.
Beats amortized;
et
>”'■? in th“ B’c'» of F*nn«>l-
v.-n!- on U” thiny-fiut <!«» of Dreem-
b. •. «923
te th* Insnrane* Com-
w»l«' «ner ot th« Ctete «I Orejón, pur-
C»FITAt
Arrnun*. «f ctp.te! «tock paid
3.9M.0M.M
up ............
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INCOME
Ur pr-’nlum* received dur*
lu~ th? r»ar . . .......
I
8.781.471 88
Interc-t- dvid. nds and rente
814.818 98
recilvei «'ur.n- the year.
Incon" fro-n other Miurre»
48.043 00
rrcifved durinn the year..
Tc’rf income
..•■■■8 8.844.1» 88
DISBURSFMSrn
r-t ’o^aet.puia durinn the
v— -. including adiuitment
< • -tuei ...............1 1.143.74159
D • ’ -nd* paid on capital
780.800 03
c c-k during the year..,..
Co--•'U «ion* and («lariM
X1M4M.41
pnld durina the year
Tr • Hcenaea and fees paid
10S.0M83
during the yuur ...........
/ ount of all other expend
itures ....... ........ ...
^otal rxpendihte|v^.«... I
Value of real «etale owned
187.128 12
(market value5 .... .... I
Value of »tork« and bonds
owned «market value>....' 14.524.257 00
Loans on mortgage« and col-
tataeaL «te. ............. .... ...
’ 78S.27L73 ,
Cash in banks and on hand
Premiums tn course of col
lection written since Sep-
911.294 94
tMBber M. 1883............. .
Interest and rents due and
1J7.V78 8O
accrued .- . ................
S18.838.7M.lt
Total admitted atarte
LIABILITIES
vorn claim* for losses un.
M7.8M.M
Amount ot un-arn*d premi
ums on rii oulstandins
Hak,
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....... ........... 5.932 287 00
t -T for wmn'" "i
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Applications For Crop
Loans Must Be Made
Lloyd Hennagin, who is the county
representative for the Crop Produc
tion Loan office of this state has an
nounced that there is only a short
time remaining for application for,
these loans- All applications must
be in Minneapolis by that date. As
sistance in preparing applications is
The Junior bridge club met Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. L. P- Haven
and the Wasco Study Club met with.
her on Friday.
Mra. Lula B. Fulton and son James
of Portland spent the week end in
Wasco.
Mother’s Malted Milk, 1 lb cans. —
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25c.
» F»
>"e
Red & White Premium Baking Chocolate 12 lb cakes
‘7‘ < Cake flour......
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Coffee, 1 lb pkg
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Baking Powder, 1 lb tins ..
Red
39c each
75c
43c
BORDENS PRINTS
at
i -
W asco
2 for 29c
Sifted Sweet Peas, 2s
OPERATED - - - - - - -
By the Fanner, For the Farmers
Prices are lower because we are here
Oregon Prunes, 2 l-2s
19c
Washing Powder..................
2 for 25c
’ Duz
Full Line Of Chick Feed
3 for
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18c
Red & White Wheat Cereal, 28 oz pkg
Red & White Prices Are Lower
Shorts
.75 sack
$17.00 per ton
Mill Run
65 sack
$15.00 per ton
Bran
50 sack
$15.00 per ton
$20.00 per ton
R. Wheat
Ladies Rayon SWEATERS-
Large Sleeve
89c each
New Perkins Hotel
Portland. Ore. ,
M. NELSON, Owner
ARTRUDEEN, Manager
HALF SOCKS
al) sizes
16c a pair
Oregon
Oregon
Wasco
27c
4
4 yard Patterns
OTHER PRINTS
at
19c
....
1 lb pkg
. Blpt
Babbits 1776 Soap " •
PRid durine the year... MAM4
incurred durine th* year ».193 I
" fhan K l R i FIRS INSURANCE
Brodi urovtaUon:
$
Citrus
Sport Broadcloth PRINTS • Girls Rayon SWEATERS
MITCHELL, LEWIS & ST AVER CO.
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Fann Implements
The J. P. Yates Store
12SC per yard
of valus tien
SPECIALS FOR APRIL 14 & 15 1933
Pancake flour, 10 lb sacks.
Offers the Following New Goods
MRS. B. E. HAILEY, Asst. Mgr
Sperry
FLOUR
Crown Mills •
Mr< and Mrs. Frank Bowman and
daughter and Maynard Guy of Gol-
dendale were guests at the Bernis
Guy home Saturday.
Miss Etta Huston spent the week
end in Portland-
R. H. McKEAN
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RATKA:
Room with Bsth, $2.00 and $1.50
Without Rath, $1.50 and $1.00
Permanent rates as low ss $12.50 per
month..
AAA—Fireproof—Insured
FREK GARAGE “
25 Ibsack $1.10
Calf Meal
1OO lb sack $1.50
. Cracked Com
1OO lb sack $1.40
Scratch Feed
Laymore Egg Mash 1OO lb sack . $2.00
125 lb sack $1.20
Salt Half Ground
per ton $ 16 50
These prices are subject to market changes
Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers
WASCO. OREGON