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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1933)
IHR UHKUMAN COUNTT JOUMÀU MUBU, UBBGUN. WAY. JULY 14, 1M». FAQS 4 * MSI Read «pMlles R. fl. McKean ß0«1 Mas' 12.00 ter’s office nmt ^Continued from page one. Con- .30 N»i Hospital Assoc at 10 cents 11.90 | tributions for road workers I. D. Pike Reg. 7 voters it. ■70 Pac. Power & Light Co^ Road 10 cents 1.25 masters office light bill Joseph A. Mee Reg. 7 .70 Pac. Tel. & Tel- Co., iRoad voters at 10 cents master’s office telephone Geo. G. Updegraff Dist- At 3.25 0.89 bill torney’s expenses Kou can still buy at DEPRESSION PRICES the Road Standard Oil Co., Pac. Power & Light Co., 24.08 3.80 expenses Courthouse light, bill articles listed below-but beware, new stocks are State Industrial Acc. Comm, Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., Total 1421^ up-BIrt NOW Contributions for road telephone bril* mW*-'-' 12.20 workers West Coast Print. &B. Co-, Tum-a-lum Lumber Co Road Clek'k’s supples $45,-31 40.65 supplies Election supplies 55 18 g^Bovs SLACKS Road mas- 135.51 Homer S. Wall Sheriff's supplies 35.02 35.69 1 ter’s expenses A. S. Johnson Plumbing Road Mas*- Ll< Wasco Pharmacy and supplies, courthouse 1.60 1 ten’s supplies Wasco Pharmacy Supplies I.lent.-Com. Frank Hawks, noted aerial speed king, with his new all metal monoplane “Sky Chief,” fastest cruft 10.85 \jrs Wm. Mitchell Board for county poor of irjnsport type in the world, in which he will attempt to demonstrate the practicability of combinin'; a heavy load 6.00 । fur Weld, road laborer State Industrial Acc- Comm Mens TWEED TROUSERS with «qkW In air transportation. 19.15 » I 1 Roy J. Baker Road supplies *■' Contributions for peace AU wool 10.15 County Treasurer Redeem ifficers g warrant No. 435 plus ac Mrs. Alma Lunay Cart of 19.75 1 crued interest $7040.83 Jess Steel, county pool shopped in The Dalle« Thursday is only thirty five. Many years were home this week. Ginn^Coleman & Co.. Court required to arouse the public interest, R. O- Seott is putting a new coat Mrs. /.»A. Butler is spending some .10 house supplies Bill—Have you ever done any pub but when this was done the people of of painton ___ the Standard Oil tanks in tirtte at Colftx With her mother and Dewey Thompson Field As- the state „of Oregon made it pissible I Wasco *her daughter Mildred. 5000 lic speaking? sessor Joe—I once proposed to a girl over to develop an intensive educational Mileage for Mr. Reynold» of the Aeln» Harper spw( N. Van Gilder the telephone in my home town. campaign for the control of tubercu- 4.00 anoe Co. was a bustaia» visitor at end in Stevenson with Orion Watten* business trip to The Dalles losis. Judge’s ex- Geo. A. Potter Few people would deliberately give Wasco Monday and Tuesday- Stranger_I represent the Nation 4.30 p«nses R- E. Elliott has moved into the - al Society for the Prevention of Pro tuberculosis to members of their fam Mr. and Mrs- S. T. Brannock and Bur ZeU’s Funeral li uine ily or others with whom they come in Glen Maurer house. VOILE DRESSES fanity. I would like to take profanity 45.00 son of Corvallis are guests at the ial of Jesse-Steel contact. If this is true, why does the entirely out of your life, once for »JI WASH Mr and Mr*. J. A. Stiles and Mr. Norton home for several days. Closing of disease continue to spread? Igno and Mrs. Frank Miller all of Forest - Francis Medic r and —______________________ । 1.00 > Steel grave Bjones (calling to his wife)—Say, rance and Fear are important fac- Grove were recent visitors in Wasco.1 I ’Mr and Mrs. Homer Wall and fam-1 of Closing Uy left Wednesday for Seaside to Joe Hobson > 1.00 June, here’s a man who wants to buy uors. ayjord last Thursday People, who in the face of symp Sunday were Steel grave stay two week*. our car. the summer in Portland, but will re of Digging toms such as undue fatigue, loss of Mipntgon^ery and Mr*. Floyd Marfin Mui vil Stone weight prolonged coughing or spit sume her work in Wasco in the fall- » Mr. and Mr*. Earl Richelderfer all of White Salmon and Mrs. Alice visitor« at The Dalles Monday. Steel grave Tuberculosis Still A spent last week end at Sheridan with ting of blood fail to heed warnings | Clark of Portland. Wasco County Indus. Farm Leslie Nunn is spending the aum- relatives. Care of Chas.' Patterson may be generally placed in two ; Wasco. He is planning to en- Dangerous Disease Mr. and Mrs- Frank Bowman of y Dalle» were week end visi- 40 98 griups; first, those who do not pos- the of iO. medical school at and supplies Mr. and Mrs. G- C. Andrews and Goldendale were gnesta at the Bonus, 10.00 S. E. Eakin Couniy poor son spent several days last week in Guy home Thursday. They were ac- , sess the knowledge that these Portland thia fall* . A. M. Young County Treas Tuberculosis comes from tubercu- I may indicate the presence of tuber companied h$me by Mrs. Bertha Mr. and Mr*. Harry 8awm spent Dana Jean McMillan returned from Portland with relatives. urer Sheriff’s supplies $55.40 culosis. and second, those who fail to I losis. Every case of ^tuberculosis Haley and little L< Volte Guy who j^t week end in Portland with rela- 72.51 Stevenson where she visited her __ ______ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Crew* of Treasurer’s suppliesl7.H comes from another. The control of I have an examination made fvr tivee. will visit there for a while. uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Leland p ort i an d are spending this week with Sherman County Journal To- that they may be told that they have 15.55 tuberculosis depends on the preven- I tuberculosis- Of all persons who McMillan for two weeks. Mr. Crew’s parents. Mr*- Opal Hulizs of Portland spent tai printing Everett Downing of Albany ia in tion of exposure, which is simply pre- I on Claims Allowed k and Drawn Mr. and Mrs. George Lambom were , Mrg Geo wnde 8pent laet week with her parente Mr. and spread the disease these two groups Wasco visiting friends this week. venting contact between persins who I Monday in Portland. County Road Fund Mr. and Mrs- Abe Miller of Van Mr*. Ed Feldman. are spreaders of the germs of tuber- I are the most dangerous. Not un dinner guests last Sunday at the I Sunday - ’ • 9 . ■ with --fit- relatives couver are guests at the Louis Walsh W. C Weld, Omitted from culosis and those who are free from I commonly is it possible to trace dis Stanley home. June remained to visit Mn. Elva Bryant of Moro was a 2.00 astrous result to such ignorance, or home-. / June claim Mr. and Mrs. Howard McWade and for a while- the germs. vhkor at the A. D. Richelderfer home Homer S. Wall Headmasters For more than twenty five years I fear, through two or three genera son were gueats of Mrs. Elizabeth Floyd Root went to Portland Tues Sunday- Katherine Richelderfer ie spending 132.61 salary the State Board of Health of Oregon tions of a given family. Such a ca - Fuller last week end- I two weeks at the Camp Fire girls | day called there by the death of M. ... Road Laborers has waged an educational campaign amity is entirely unnecessary and can Root’s grand mother. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Beer and daugh camp on the Sandy river- 45.53 Tate home ware Mr. and Mr*. Floyd against this disease. The first bulle be avoided. E. L. Weld Miss Jeanette Scott of Portland ter of The Dalle« and Mr. and Mrs. Anyone who has the disease or 41.88 tin, “Prevention and Cure of Con Ford from Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. H- Mr. and Mrs. Claud Holling, Mr. W. C. Weld visiting friends and relatives at Wa i- Barbur and son of Portland and Mrs. thinks he may have it should be sel George Russie of Portland visited 2-31 sumption, ” was written by Dr. Woods ' Chet. Bargenholt and Mrs. Percy Hargood and Miss co this week. ^6 Hutchinson, the first state health offi fish with it and not give it to a re - Mrs. Jeesie Amos last week. Robert Foister and daught* of Adeline Hargood all of Portland spent Gus Peterson ativeo r friend. He should not wait The families of Hugh Walker, Hugh 27.53 Rufue. Mr and Mrs. Walter Cole of Sher cer in the state of Oregon- In the last week end at the Everett Wat Andy Shearer 21.63 opening paragraph he states: wood are guests of Mrs. Minnie Mc A | until he has spread it to others be White, Herbert Root and Ed McKee kins and A. C- Käseberg homes- Mr. and Mr*. Glen Maurer of Port L. L. Funk 8.60 Kinney. disease which causes one—seventh of fore going to his phj'eician and hav- | picniced at DeMoes last Sunday- land were last week end visitors at W. A. Johnson I. A. Coffey and daughter of Port- 2-16 all deaths which occur is certainly ing a chest examination and a spec Miss Jean Spencer is reported on G. G. Garland Emma Elizabeth Lambom is visit Wasco- land are spending the summer in imen of sputum examined. 14.84 worthy of serious study. Especially R. Richardson the sick list this week. ing friends at The Dalles. Frank Benefiield of Yikima visited Wasco. 3-18 so when it is one of the most com Find out whether you may be spread Chas. Golliher Mrs. Vernon Me Gilder and daugh at Wasco last week. ing the disease for two reasons; first Mr. and ‘ Mrs. Louis Scholl were 3.18 pletely preventably if all diseases and L. L. Peetz Ed Grady is in The Dalles this guests last Sunday of Mr- and Mrs. ter returned from California Sunday for yourself, as the earlier the dis The friends of Miss Effie Andrews still mope so when it is one of the Roadmas- City of Wasco week with relatives. I Harry Van Gilder. are glad to know she is recovering 1.50 most curable.” The tuberculosis death ease is diagnosed and treated the where she had been visiting with her ter’s office expenses Mr. and Mrs- Walter Warner and .95 rate in Oregon at this time was about more readily will you recover. There mother. Mrs. Andy Shearer visited in Moro rapidly from her recent operation. 4 L R. Conlee Road expenses Mary Jeanette Sargent left Wednea- is no cronic disease more curable than Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wilson and sons 90 to 100.000 population while now it Far. Elevator & Supply Co. tuberculosis and no more treacherous of The Dalles were week end visitors day for Suttle Lake to attend the Epworth League Institute. enemy to society than a neglected at the Bill Reid home- case- Second, prevent the calamity The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church Mr- and Mrs. Wright and children of having your sister, brother or oth- will give a benefit carnival on the Le of Stayton and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ers with whom you are in close con- Day visited at the Lee Hines home gion floor this week. Every one is tact develop the disease. . WASCO. OREGON invited. * $ Inform your self regarding the | the first of the WO*. Guests at the E- L- Weld home Mrs. A. C. Käseberg and daughter characteristics of tuberculosis. If you Offers have the slighest symptoms you should be carefully examined. More These prices subject to market changes over, if you have been in contact with | a case you should not wait until Milk Chick Starter symptoms appear for they may be Turkey Starter very slight, or even absent entirely. (without yeast) We can repair any kind of machinery for harvest Even the smallest amount of sputum $2LOO 1OO lb sack $2.50 100 lb sack may be laden with the germs of tu berculosis. Such sputum should be very carefully collected in a cup or Turkey Deve^ope ' Chick Mash paper handkerchief and later effec This is the best equipped machine shop tively destroyed. The germ for tu 1001b »ack *2.30 100 lb sack $2.25 between Portland and ^Ta a AfiTa l and berculosis, if spread to otherrs; espec -------- *—-—*•—. ------ ------ - ially children, is the match which we can take care of your needs quickly Çhick Scratch Mill Run lights the fire of consumption- COUMTT COURT , NO* AT THE World’s Fastest Aircraft of Transport Type J. P. YATES STORE WASCO, OOECOli 79c $3.75 a a Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers -NOW Newspaper Advertizing is recognized Rehmm?-Regrinding of Motors-WeHng-Anything as the best medium with which to reach the public. and satisfactorily. / ------ The JOURNAL reaches reaches nearly every family in Sherman county and its colums are the best and cheapest means of reaching the countys’ buyers C Wasco I The Contract Club met at the home of Mrs. F- L. Lambom Tuesday after- noon, Mrs. George Wilde made high score. Mrs. Bemis Guy and Mrs. Wilde were guests spent Mr. and Mrs. K- McCafferty valley, last several days in the Mr. Chapman was at the oil plant during Mr. McCafferty’s absence- This is the time of year to have the combine motor reconditioned for harvest - See Us For Prices On Yonr Motor Sherman Garage*Machine Shop Wasco. > lOOlbs^ck, 9X13 ----- :----- ; GJiick Developing I SCRATCH 1001b oack 80 lb &Bc $22.00 per fon $2.03 Scratch Feed $1.$5 100 lb s 85c Oyster Shell (western) 100 lb sack (eastern) 9 Sc $1.00 1OO lb sack (leghorn) $1.10 Sl.SO 1OO lb sack fCracked Corn « . f 1O0 lb sack There will be no church wervicea at the Methodist church Sunday. July 15, except Sunday school, due to Rev. Warner’s absence at Suttle Lake. La Verne and Ix> Roc Grady of The Dalles are visiting at the Grady New Perkins Hotel 5! SHERMAN COUNÏY JOURNAL WASCO MARKET RED & WHITE STORE MK - Groceries -Meats—Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Season NR Your Patronage Solicit J j? BEST PATENT - i FLOUR Crown Mills. FLOUR GRAIN. FEED. INSURANCE $ * * ? CROWN MIUS Wasco 5th and Waahlnfton Straat* Portland. Oro. Mìebel, Lewis & Slaver Co. Farm Implements Oregon M. NELSON, Owner ART RUDEEN, Manager RATES: Room with Bath, $2.00 and $1.50 Without Rath, $1.50 and $1.00 Permanent ratee as low as $12.60 per month. A A A— Fireproof - Insured FREE GARAGE
