ty journal
March 4, 1981. Hsseo News-Enterprise. Est., 1890, Consolidated March 4, 1932
OFFICIAL. PAPER
Moro, Oregon,
Forty Fifth Year
DRY DAIS BRING TAN
TO RANK WHEAT
Outlook Not So Bright; Roa Mot
WHEAT HI DNSKKTLY SUK
Great Glee
Local Youth Missing
Cooperatives Elect
Ip Idaho Foreata
June 16, 1933
,. v reduction in loans
hot R obadle now
Two of the grain cooperative« in
W. C. Todd, of Grass Valley left
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1
st week for Grangeville, Idaho upon
receipt v of ftaforiMM0^ Aat Ms eldest boa Ms of director» thia week and
son. Herald, was’ laisMng- Definite both of them re-elected their former Lud Banks Fare Well In New Bl
information has not been received officers.* The Gram Valley meeting
about the case, but it appears that
For, Farmen«
Herald left here about a bm A aget
tory of the Morth Pacific Grain Grow-
> school
provisions of t ho new farm bill. Ho
Mar there,
jobin Higl country,
im feeeatly returned to the north-
west after a trip to Washington.
cepted as a member
Officers ro-elected at Grass Valley
serration Camp.
CamK
obtaiu- H- Wilson. A board* meeting after Farmer's Aid Cassiti j of More Tine
either
friend ths stock holders meeting resulted in
and Slight Interest Re bue t ion
the former officers being elected for
who lived tome
FEDERAL' HINOS PROMISED
No. 32
* Dog Bites Small Boy
Severely On Head
Civic Auditorium
Grass Valley Painting
MANYRUNS, MANYHITS,
MANY ERRORS IS FARE
The civic auditorium at Grass Val । Little Dickie Ovesop was injured
ley is being painted thia week. The Wednesday evening while attending
roof, one time green, is in process of a children's party at the park by be
changing to a bright red—perhaps ing bitten by the aged collie dog of
in conformity to the general business Mrs- Bryant's. He had stooped to Grass Valley Wins By Wide Margin
trend. The sidewalls will be repaint pick up a piece of bread to feed the
in Sloppy Game
। dog when the animal bit him across
ed white.
The work is under the supervision the back of the neck. The child was
of Fred Krusow as committee chair- immediately taken to The Dalles for
man. Civic groups have raised the treatment and it is thought his
money te have the work done during wound will not prove serious.
the past few years. The Woman’s .
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Cl“b.. Am.ri«n Lnlon Community J()hn p s,rahl
Chest and the city itself ae coopera- ,
.
ting. Henry Roth started the work of
|n Portland l ast Week
P.tcbers Cannot’Be (Blamed For Hege
reddening up the roof.
PRACTICE NEEDED 81 TEAMS
Scores
Missourians To Gather
| /’hn P'X >
; ot Moro, died at a Portland hospital
The Sherman Co-operative Grain
Por
Big
Pici>i<
‘
June Sth and was buried there the
Srowtrs held their annual meeting j ________
Grass» Valley won over Wasco Sun
Famen of this section who had
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,
, *
7th. A throats tumor was the cause
Realization of the fact that addi
on Monday also with about fifty hoped or who
even been promised
of his death.
Mr- Strahl was 78 day on their hoiUMgrounds in a base
members on hand. Arthur J. Smith,
tional rain is neesme r y if anything
ball game that was about 50 percent
a considerable reduction in their ob
The Missourians of the state of years old.
re® em bling a satisfactory crop of
good
and the remainder a very de
Oregon or. those Oregonians who
For a number of years since leav-
berg wore reelected as directors for ligations to the several joint-stock
wheat is harvested here .this year was
once
natives
of
the
“
Show
Me
”
state
ing
Moro
he
has
returned
every
sum-
cided opposite. • Until the sixth in-
another term. Mr- Adams talked In land banks have been disappointed
forcibly thrust upon the residents of
will gather for their fourth reunion mer to spend several weeks as a guest ring the score was tied at four all
the afternoon.
this week to find that such reductions
the county last Saturday and Sunday
at Salem on June 25. Families and , at the Hockman place and he was ex-
and it looked like the fans might have
when an east wind—cool though it
may not be obtained, at least for the relatives are invited also.
! ne ed there again this summer.
was for the variety—swept over the
i He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. to change their opinion about the
présent
Training Camp May
county browning the leaves of wheat
Edna Coolidge, of Hood River and by tho players after all. After the 6th
Take Experienced Boy Liquidation of the joint-stock land Farmers Union Plans
oh the south slopes and hastening the
an
adopted son, Leslie of Portland- (nning the game rapidly deteriorated
banks is made mandatory under the
heading out process of maturing
into town ball and ended in a score
Day At Dufur Hi* ",fe died 8everal yearH af?o'
provisions of the new farm bill for
wheat-
of 20 to 9.
.
-
The C. M. T. C. this year to remind it expressly states, “After the date
The concensus of opinion seems to
It h a common remark that the
ful of the Irish engineer- First, it of the enactment of this act, no joint-
,| Polo Game Scheduled
bè that little if any of the crop is
teams hereabouts need some better
The Farmers Union óf Wasco coun- t
was
on,
then
off
and
now
it
is
an
stock
land
bank
shall
issue
any
tax
umbia
as
it
is
believed
Herald
permanently injured up to date, but
pitching
and that is perhaps true, but
At Helyer Ranch
ty.is giving its annual picnic at Dufur
the fact that two days of dry wind Todd and two others were drown in nounced that it will actually be held exempt bonds or make any farm loans
it
is
also
true that all of the teams
although in somewhat reduced size. except such as are necessary and in this year and have invited all farm
could show its effects so suddenly a tributary of the Snake river.
need
some
better fielders. The error
None but those who have attended cidental to the refinancing of existing ers in this county to meet with them
makes it apparent that there is in To go on the Todd piece.
column
is
always
black after every
They play polo in Sherman county
before will be eligible as no beginners loans or bond issues or to sale of any on June 25. Sunday at the Dufur
most cases insufficient moisture in
game-
Better
fielding
would make
courses will be given this year. It is real estate now owned or hereafter picriic grounds. There is a, program or at least they are going to next
• thé ground to mature a crop that will period.
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-
the pitching look a hundred percent
of
sports
and
games
scheduled
and
Sunday.
The
game
will
be
held
at
for acquired by such bank.”
return any dividends. The mere fact
.Wheat is pot going to^be very high thought that there is still room
better.
a
Sherman
countian.
, The bill further provides that the speakers of note are to be on hand the W. C. Helyer ranch where a field
that the foliage is dried from the this year unless something happens
Grass Valley run in four scores in
Reconstruction Finance Corporation to make the well known welkin ring. has been prepared. Those wishing
stalks is not alarming. In faet^ev- to stretch it more than usual. The
both the sixth and seventh innings
to
see
a
game
of
polo
or
participate
in
is authorized to make loans to land
eral farmers have expressed pleasure
Mew Laws Change ,
largely on account of errors. In the
banks through the Farm Loan Com Wheat Prospects Improve one may bring their horses and find
that the leaves are gone for, they con
out how it is dope. The game is nineth Wasco made four score» just
Things in State missioner up to gl 00,000,000 at the
tend, since the leaves do not longer
te show that they could, presumably,
Slightly In World scheduled for 2:30.
rate of 4 percent- To get these loans
need to be fed by the roots more of However, the wheat to high enough
for there was no chance of wiping oot •
the banks must give collateral con
the moisture in the ground or that for au practical purposes. It doesn’t
tho 15 point lead.
A
whole
flock
of
new
laws
went
in
sisting
of farm mortgages and must
comes to the ground later can be used need to be as high as the fences to
Kieth Reynolds Goes
Old Cap Rutledge pitched fo» Waa-_
Intense* heat with lack of rain
Tor seed production. '
»
T produce g6od grain* A larger per to effect tost Friday, June 9th, that also agree to grant to each borrower
co
and while he had little control he
East To Receive Estate
In a part of the county the wheat' centage of the moisture may go into day being the end of the 90 day a reduction to 5 percent in interest caused considerable damage to wheat,
was
able to retire several of the best
is probably in its most ugly stage and kernels instead of into stalks in short period after the adjournment of the and to withhold foreclosure for a oats, rye and barley fromSouth Da
batters
of, the opposition through
legislature when all newly made bills period of two years unless the land kota southward during the week. Ln
its most discouraging appearance. It1 gratin
knowing
what they couldn’t hit.
become
law
unless
an
emergency
is
deserted
by
the
owner
or
unless
Keith Reynolds, local section work
Rain now is something everyone
Kansas the extreme heat coming at
is heading out. Some fields are
Young
Ford
hurled for Grass Valley
foreclosure is deemed advisable by the a critical period, of development was er had a streak of luck last week.
ready practically through this stage,' looks and hopes for and Jupe may bo clause is included in them-
and
probably
turned in the best game
Persons wishing to get married commissioner.
decidedly harmful to wheat. The crop Mrs. Art • Bucholtz was looking j
but for the most part the grain pre assured of a hilarious reception for
of
the
season
so far. .
The farm bill plainly states that is heading short and is ripening pre through a magazine and discovered
sents that ragged, uneven appearance his product if he sends a couple or must wait three days after procuring
Line-ups
were:
Wasco: Eaten,c;
pUrpOse of these loans is to aid maturely in southwestern sections. in the persons wanted column an an-
like a chicken during the moulting three inches before the first of July. a license- This socalled gm mar-
nouncement that a Keith Reynolds [ Rutledge, p; Woods and Watkins 1st;
riage law was passed to stop hasty the orderly liquidation of such banks.
In the Ohio valley and Missouri the
weddings. It to reported that already The Farm Loan Commissioner is condition of winter wheat is fair to was wanted in Nebraska on account Wilkins, 2; Kruger, 3; Weld, ss;
Vancouver to already on its way te granted funds to Ioan to joint-stock very good with heading general. The of the death of an uncle. As the Brock. I; Schunke, mJ Brock, r*
become a Gretna Green for those banks to enable them to continue June 1 condition of 64 percent indic Moro Keith Reynolds was the proper
Grass Valley: Fritts, c; Ford, p;
who wish te be married—right away. without collection of their full in ated a crop of 341.017,000 bushels or one he departed for the middle west Heath, 1st; Dunlap, 2; Coon, 3; Rolfe.
A law that effects Sherman county terest rate and to make it possible an ncrease of about 3,500,000 bushels after identifying himself to the at- ss,; Rice, 1; Vintin, m; Peters, r.
shippers of livestock is now in effect. for them to withhold foreclosure for over the May 1- forecast- The gain torneys in charge of the estate.
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CLAIMS ALLOWED AT JUNE 7th,
Let
the
Journal do your printing
1540 It makes it unlawful to transport the two year period.
was principally in Nebraska and Ok
1933 TEUM OF COUNTY COURT:
Indu.. F^m,
Read
the
ads
In
the
¿ouznal
stock from one county to another
If the above are all the provisions lahoma with some reduction indicated
40.00 brand inspectin.
COUNTY FUND
care of Chas. Patterson
affecting these land banks it is ap in Kansas.
Driven of automobiles may pho- parent that they will not liquidate
F. D. Flatt Discing and
The condition of spring wheat at
County Charge
900
cur«
a license easier than before the with sufficient haste to give drastic
hauling for county
515.00
the first of June was 84 9 percent of
Mrs- S. L- Coats
9th but it will cost more. For an ex reductions te any mortgagors. They
15.00 Geo. A. Potter - County Jud
normal which is only slightly higher
Mrs. Peter Fleck
tra four bits the prospective driver are very well protectel.
345
ge
’
s
expenses
15.00
than the June 1 condition ayearago
T. D: Hathaway
escapes telling what he knows about
W. J. Underhill
County
There is a movement on foot in the but about 10 percent under the ten
Pac- Power A Light Co.,
the rules of the road, that to, if his
poor, allowance for April
2.80
wheat counties of the Columbia basin year average. Durum wheat showed From the Observer uneJ 19, 1914.
Sherman county representatives to
Courthouse light bill
40.00 previous record Js unblemished or
and
May
to organize a land mortgagors as a condition of 84.5 percent and other
the Oregon State Sunday School con
City of Moro April and May
unless he or she has lived more than
The annual school election resulted vention reports a very profitable
740 State Indus. Acc* Comm Con
sociation empowered to speak for spring wheat 84.9 percent Spring
water bills
20.12
70
summers.
tributions for April and May
in
W. C. Bryant being elected as di meeting.
those who have borrowed from the seeding began a week or ten days
Pac. TeL 4 Tel. Co.. Total co
A law removing a large part of
Bert Hatley
Digging grave
rector
to succeed W- H. Ragsdale. L.
15.15
joint-stock
banka.
If
the
bond
hold-
later than average in the principal
urthouse phone bills
Everything is now in readiness for
5.00 the delinquent taxes from the rolls is
of Byron Anson x
| ers seek to market th^ir land bank spring wheat states but favorable Barnum resigned in favor of Mrs. pushing the work of construction on
Alva Stone,
Predatory ani-
now in effect* All taxes prior to
Joseph
A.
Mee
J.
of
P.
fees
Julia
Woods
Hansen
and
F.
A.
Sayrs
bonds at a discount it may be possi- weather during the seeding period
imal control, April and May 25.00
the proposed electric light and power
. 1.25 1980 are now payable in ten equal
in ease State vs. Cooper
ble for the mortgagors to avail enabled farmers to complete sowing remained on the board. There were plant to furnish power for Moro. Was
F- D. Antrim Sealer of wei
installmente
and
back
interest
to
5,38 ' A* L. Goeson Witness fees
themselves of the opportunity and but little later than an average sea 145 pupils and it required $5^00 to
ghts and measures
co and Grass Valley.
120 waived- Interest on the payments
I { through cooperation receive a reduc- son.
Generally cool temperatures run a nine months school.
West Cst Print, and Bind. Co.
will
be
figured
from
the
first»
of
July.
< Howard Hines Juror in case
I tion in their debt.
81844
during May were favorable for
Born to Mr. and Mrs. A.; R. Kess From the Observer June 21. 1894;
Supt’s supplies
1.50 Thon owing taxes on personal prop
State vs. Cooper
2000
6.66
Clerk’s supplies
erty must begin paying by July 1. j | Reduction in interest beyond the growth and the crop shows a heavy inger at the Poley sanitarium in Moro
Cap H. A. Moore died on his ranch
, Harold White Witness and
stand in the chief spring wheat a daughter one minute before mid near Erskineville on the 13th while
Pac. Stationery A Print. Co.
1
5
percent
is
not
in
sight
for
borrow
1983 and t hose owing taxes on real
mileage in case State vs-
4420
areas. Prospects for spring wheat in night June 15.
Clerk’s supplies
doing the chores about the farm. He
3.30 property must begin paying not later ers and the five percent will not be
i
Cooper
% Diet.
Geo. G- Updegraff
put. in forec until the land bank bor Canada are slightly better than a
was a pioneer of California and Ore
Misses
Leah
Cushman
and
Mary
than
July
1,
1984
or
before
three
semi
10.82 w- H- B«™»
Witness and
Att’y. expenses
rows from the government according year ago, with the condition May 31 Vintin have graduated from Portland gon.
annual
installments
are
past
due.
* mileage,in case Stets vs.
reported at 99 percent of the long high schools this week.
Ore. State Board of Control
2.50 Otherwise foreclosure is mandatory to the new law. The much touted
Cooper
Gov. Pennoyer made a trip down ♦
timo average.
Seeding of spring
care of Fox, Cross and
farm
bill
may
prove
to
be
a
great
on the part of the sheriff.
j
Zell Funeral Home
Burial
Elwood
Ginn
and
Miss
Ida
Hardin
river
from Heppner to Portland last
60.00,
1
aid
to
the
land
banks.
wheat
was
late
but
the
season
is
now
and Hellekes
45.00
These are only a few of the new
of Wm. Shiel
were
married
Sunday.
week.
He traveled partly by water,
well
advanced
in
Manitoba
and
Sas
Dewey Thompeoh Field As
laws. There is over three hundred of
From the Observer June 17, 1904. / partly afoot and partly by team as
100.00
katchewan.
Prospects
in
these
Prov
sessor ,
- Road Fund
them—some for fish and game, some Four H Club Members
inces are uniformly good, but the
Farmers Elev. A Supply Co-,
Mrs. A- O. Anderson is building transportation along the Columbia is
for corporations, some for schools and
Homer
S.
Wall
County
3.50
( weather is dry in West Central Sas- two very neat cottages on the east badly disrupted.
Courthouse wood
Leave On Trip
12647 some for everything else apparently.
Roadmaster’s Salary
The Dalles Typewriter Ex
side and the foundation is laid for
Continued to page two.
Recording to reports the crop of
Road Laborer’s
change Service on Clerk s
the new residence of W. H. Ragsdale volunteer wheat in Sherman county
2845
L. L* Funk j
7.00
CALL FOR WARRANTS
typewriters
over there.
this year will beat the world’s record.
• Four H club members bound for the
8288
Andy
Shearer
J. K. Gill Company Supt’s
M. J. Finlayson of southern Sher
annual summer school at Corvallis
28.25
Outstanding
warrants
numbered
Miles Leslie was informed that his
Bob
Richardson
2.37
supplies
left Sunday evening for The Dalles 54, 61, 83, and dated December 12, man county passed through Moro dwelling was washed away from
22.75
W.
F.
Johnson
Mrs. Alma Lundy Care of
where they entrained for their des 1932, and endorsed “Not paid for Tuesday- Mr. Finlayson received the’ Grants by the flood had bean caught
28.09
17-50 Wayland Weld
MAX.
MIN PRKCIP
DATE
Wm- Shiel, County charge
tination. Tommy and Paul Frasef, want of funds” will be paid by the top price for his wool this year, over and moored near Deschutes. The
245
Ralph Eaton
The Dalles Hospital X-Ray
.71... 48 ... 00
8
.
JUNE
Donald Barnes, Lavon Sayrs, Mary district clerk of District No. 7, of 16 cents.'
40.75
cook stove was still right side up in
2.50 E. L* Weld
treatment for JeMe Steel
*63 .„.47 ... .01
9
.
Pinkerton, Melbd Thogerson and Mar Sherman county pt her office upon
2.40
the kitchen.
Sheriff
elect
W.
B.
McCoy
has
ap
Elbert
DeMoss
J. S. Fowler Witness for the
.72 ..32 ... .00
10 .
jorie Byers were the members of the presentation-
Interest will* cease pointed M. Fitzmaurice as his deputy.'
W. G* Armsworthy supplies 825
3.10
R. A. Wallis informs us that the
State vs. Cooper case
, 83 .. 4f ... .00
n..
Sherman county group. They are ex after thia notice. >■
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City of Wasco iRoadmaster’s
County Clerk McDanel has appointed flood did no damage whatever at Ru
.,91
..50
...
.00
Keith McDonald
Digging
12...
pected to broadcast over station
Dated te Wasco, Oregon, this 16th George James as his deputy. Both
water bill
500
. 98 .. 62 ... .00
fus as the grain woe moved out of
13.
grave of Wm. Shiel
. <
KO AC next Saturday and tell the day of June, 1938.
Fanner’s Elevator 4 Supply
are well qualified*
.89 ,..57.... 00
14..
the warehouses and the water did not
Geo. Wilcox Coroner’s fees
folks at home how they are enjoying
9541
Lydia E. Darby, Clerk.
Co.
Road suppHea
7.50
Dan McLachlan who was one of the reach them anyway.
Total for week
re. Byron Anson
themselves.
Continued to page two.
Sherman County Journal To-
for him did not si
because it wet
loot
lost until officers
that he had not
tination. In the
information it
hunt for him is still being
He has a wife and two
children at the home od-.hb
southwest of Grass Valley. He is a
graduate of Grass Valley High School
and later attended Schoofln Chicago
•
km v 'z»1*
for several months*
Sheriff Hugh Chrisman has recefv-
Items That Were News Nineteen,
Twentynine & Thirtynine Years Ago
WEATHER REPORT FOR
WEEK ENDING JUNE 14