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LOUMY JOURNAL,
MVUO.
UKÄWN HUDAY, JULY 21, 1983.
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selves on tho program now in
course of preparation. Application
should be made immediately to the
Oregon
Reconstruction
Advisory
Board, Spaulding Building, Portland,
Oregon. '
importance of using this fund:
■SUM
Moro, Oregon
Meets the 1st and 3rd I
Thursday evenings of I
each month. Visiting .
members cordially in­
vited to meet with us J
Glen King, W. M.
C. V. Belknap, Secy j
by KEI
TOPNOTCHERS
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Moro Lode« No. 113 I- O.O. F.
Moro, Oregon
Meets every Monday
evening in the I.O.O.F
hall.
Transient and
visiting' L others are
cordially invited to
meet with us.’
William McKinney, N- G-
Joe Truitt, Secretary.
Rebccea Lodge No.
11 <»
M<>ro, Oregon
Meets 2d and 4th Tue*
days of each month.
Visiting memory wel­
come.
ifavie Bri«biruv N- G.
Lila Bull, Secretary.
Chris Schult« Post No
JdCobsortà /fafork,
of a feed. ocearaey.
fioccar ¿hd ety/fy
“The question as to the advisabil­
ity of the appropriation by the gov-
eminent of large amounts for the re­
lief of unemployment by the construc­
tion of public works throughout the
country, is of course, .one for legisla­
tive and executive determination.
“There can, however, be no ques­
tion that if such appropriations be
made available, In no way could
they be more useful to this and fu­
ture generations tfian the construc­
tion and installation of adequate and
safe water supplies and sewage dis­
posal systems.
“Although there have been advanc­
es in all lines of medical science, in
no one field of endeavor, perhaps, has
there been such a saving of life as i
in the installation of water supply
and sewage disposal plants
An «ct to promote public work,
Meets at Legion hall on
2nd and 4th Wednesday
evenings of each month.
Vernon Flatt, Commander.
Giles L. French, Adjutant
The clerk of School District No.
22, Boardman, will receive sealed bids
for the position of bus driver for the
1933-34 school year.
September 1st is the final date for
receiving bids.
Tom Fraser, clerk.
orddi/e
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Anyone finding a key ring witty
several keys on it will please leave it
at this office for the owner.
Mrs- Georgia Taylor, of The Dalles
visited here the first of the Wbek
with her parents. .Mr. and Mrs- J. C
McKean.
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10:00 a m
Sunday School
11:00 a. m.
Fellowship Meeting
Every body welcome
Mr. Olaf Havdal is preaching
every night this week except Satur-
at the Full Gospel Assembly
church.
.
Mr. Havdal has traveled on foot
thousands of miles preaching the
gospel in South America, Central
America, Mexico and the United
States- Besides the English language
he speaks Norwegian and Spanish.
Everybody invited to attend.
(Grass Valley)
Baptist Church
S. L. Boyce, Minister-
Bloomers
Pajamas
Lisle HOSE
Panties & Bloomers
Ladies
Every day wear
Rayon, Ladies
Newberg Creamery Inc. .
Vsuxcouver, Washington
Dr. F. A. Perkins
301)^E Second St
Jhe Dalles, Oregon
PHONE 211 W
O PTÖ M ETRIST-OPTICIA N
Ankle
FUNERAL HOME
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AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 845 The Dalles, Ore
GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY
-----or-----
SOX
Phone 222
Childrens
Mickie Mouse
25c
15c
15c
$1.00
Highest Prices paid For
BUTTERFAT
Crepe, Ladies
Crepe, Childrens 6 to 10
New Line
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
DENTIST
Will be in Grass Valley
Monday, July 24
In Moro .
Tuèsday, July 25
It all cómes
down to the telephone
I n the calamities—fire, sickness, accident or
other peril—the telephone is the first thing
* thought of. But its daily nsefulnes&makefl ,
it scarcely less valuable.
It makes appointments. It reaches friends.
It invites the ring of opportunity.
Its value is so great that it simply doesn’t
pay to do without it.
• T he P acific T elephone and T elegraph C ompany
Oregon
Moro
DRESSES
VOILES
Organdie Trim
$1.9$
/or your convenience 1 have ar-
1 ranged for you to leave your
bhoe Work at Walter A. May &
Son. Pick up and delivery twice
. *a week at no co«t to you.
JOSEPH A. MEE ‘
'The Wasco Shoe Man
25c a yard
Table OIL CLOTH
•m rv ■ s s a asjonra i
•vm«
Dr. J. A. BUTLER!
New Fancy & Plain Patterns - Best Quality
Dr. Harry D. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. E- B. Penland and literatured may be read, borrowed or
daughter, Mrs Robbins and her son, I pm-chared-
visited here with the A. M. Wrights I
The Fell Gospel Assembly
ZELL’S
Clean-Up Includes
ter. This is decomposed by bacter­
ial action. Undecomposed material is
reduced to a minimum. The disease
causing bacteria are also destroyed
in the disintegration of the sewage.
Foul, putrid sewage can be changed
into crystal clear water which is not
harmful to aquatic or human life-
Funds for the building of sewage
treatment. plants are now available
to communities that will cooperate
with the Federal government.
The following statement by the
Surgeon General of the U. S- Pub­
lic H^atth Service etnphasizes the
the dalles
204 Second St.
25 cent SALE
<©. W N U.)
CHWSfiES
Mrs. Charles Ruggles returned to
her parent« home this week with her
infant daughter, born at Gras« Vai-
• WERNMARK’S
GOOD SHOE REPAIRING
three weeks.
breaks of water borne diseases
For Sale or Trade:- Chevrolet
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truck, Ton and a half, ‘run about
No news regarding the appoint- should not lull us into a sense of
25,000 miles. Will take stock or m^it of an administrator for the security, because such outbreaks
wheat. F- D. Flatt, Moro, Phorte 2F12 domestic allotment plan in this coun­ have occurred in tho past and may
ty has been received thia week- When in the future. We deem it our duty
W- H Dalby was here from Port­ Mr. Jackman and Mr. Potter were to point out to thosq^, charged with
land for a visit to the R. J. Ginn here they stated that probably Sher­
man county would have a man ap­ the administration of cities in this
home this week-
pointed before long as it was one of state the great responsibility they
Neil Cameron, representative of
i
the International Harvester' Com-1 the few wheat counties without a carry in the protection of the peo­
county agent- Chas- Smith will han- ple from water borne diseases and
pany, was in the county this week.
die the Gilliam county situation from
have them remember that eternal
Mrs. A. N- Busch of Hillsboro is hie home at Heppner, but this coun­
vigilance
together with immediate
here visiting her parents. Mr- and ty will have a man all to itself.
corrective measures when and where
Mrs. N. W- Thompson. ' '
needed is the price that must be
CARD OF THANKS
Wendell Balsiger was in Walla
paid to insure against such out-
Walla last Sunday for a social and
We take ths means of expressing breaks.
business meeting of the managers of I our thanks for the many kind acts
Since the average person con-
the co-operative grain growers or­ of friends during the illness and af­ sumes anywhere from two to three
ganizations of the northwest-
ter the death of our mother, Mrs. pints of water per day, the sanity
control of sources Of water supplies
Ralph Brisbine and family and Cordelia Alley.
Mrs. Minnie McKinney and family. is one of the most important meth­
Neal Freeman left Sunday for the I
ods of reducing the incidence of in­
Mark Alley and family-
hills back of Freind where they will
testinal diseases. Contaminated wat­
stay for a couple of weeks cutting I T. W- Alley and family
er plays a definite part in the caus-
E.
M.
Alley
and
family.
wood- They expect to whittle up
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ation of intestinal, especially diar­
jlnongh treea to keep them warm
rheal
diseases. The incidence of
next winter.
typhoid fever has been reduced fifty
Mrs. F. E- Fagan is visiting here
per cent by proper methods of su­
at the home of her parents, Mr- and
pervision of water supplies-
Mrs. A. M- Young.
Community Presbyterian Church
Water becomes dangerous to man
George James, brother-in-law of Sunday School ..t
4 10 a. m. when it is directly or indirectly pol­
Perry Axtell, is visiting here. He
... 11 a m luted with human excreta. Sewage
Morning Worship
is the most important source of pol­
was one time deputy county clerk of
Subject “‘The Doubter’s Prayer ”.
lution in rivers, lakes, and ponds.
this county.
“And straightway the father -of
Modern sewage treatment pro­
Mrs. Evelyn Searcy is at the home the child cried out, and said with
vide«
a solution to the problem of
of her parents. Mr- and Mrs. W- H. tears, Lord I believe; help thou
preventing water borne diseases. Tho
Ragsdale for a few days.
mine unbelief.”
organic matter found in sewage is
Everybody always most welcome,
L. L. Peetz, Jack Cothran and Dick
composed largely of putrescible mat-
Allan A. McRea, iMnister.
Morgan were here Saturday and
Sunday from their wood camp back
of Friend-
Christian Science
Subject: 'Truth
Ray Hulse and family were in
town Wednesday from Mosier where
Golden Text: Psalms 100:5. The
they live. Ray has been cutting Lord is good; his mercy is everlast­
wood behind the town
ing; and his truth endureth to all
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Frank Holme« Jr., a representative generations.
Responhive Reading: Isaiah 25; 1-
of the United States National Bank,
visited business men in the county 5, 7-9 _
Alt are cordially invited to attend
Wednesday.
the
Arthur Ginn and family of Pendle- the church
church services
services and
an to
w make use
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,
.
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of
the
reading
room
m
the
me
ton were here Sunday to vt.it with
build*g, which I. rear
open oi daily
Mr. Ginn’s parents.
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where all authorised
Christian
Science
Prof. Buell who formerly taught
youngsters here the thiee R' vas
here last week for a little visit-
to process.
Have hot water bath boiling.
( Raspberries and logana are the jars in boiler on a rack which raises
seasonable berries now ready for the jars at least one-half inch from
canning, and both lend themselves the bottom with water one inch over
well to the cold pack method of can­ top of the jars. Cover the container
ning, says Lucy A. Case, extension and bring to tho boiling point again
specialist in foods and nutrition. at as soon as possible to help insure full
O. S. C. Those living on or near, jars. Boil 20 minutes, counting time
berry farms have the advantage of from when the water is at « rolling
being able to can berries within a boil. Remove jars immediately .-com­
- .
lew hour» after picking, or at lea«t plete the seal and invert to cool, ex­
the same day, thus insuring the best cept automatic type of seal*
color and flavoring- Here are some ' Oven canning and other methods of
of the directions given by
; .. Mia» Case j food preservation are described in tx-
for cold, pack berry canning:
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Bulletin 450, “Home Teod
Wash the berries lightly.
Preservation,” which 1» available fh*
in a colander- Place hot, sterilized at the office of the county agent or at
jars in a di*h pan of vary hot water. the home economic« extension offiea at
Pour a few berries into the jar and
shake them down by gently tapping Corvallis.
the bottom of the jar against a wood-
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en board- Place the jar in hot water
YOUT ShOBSHeed
again, add more berries and shake
Repair» send them to
them down, alternately to insure full
Cfyb.
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For Sale:' Young 100 percent Lin­
coln Bucks. Those wishing to tirade
Judge Carl Hendricks was here Health Depends On
for these bucks speak soon- T. M.
Friday of last week to hold a hear­
«Rolfe, Grass Valley..
Purity of Water
ing about bank matters. ----- —----- r
Wanted: To trade good Deering
Miss Flora Williams left ear- ,
reaper for mower. T, M. Rolfe.
The Jact that Oregon has been,
ly this week for Portland where she
Grass Valley
will visit with relatives for two or - fortunate of late in haying few out-
this week
Austin Foss walked around on
crutches a few days last week aft» >
straining his leg while working on
the Kaseberg ranch west of Wasco
I
construction has been passed by
Congress This act provides for di­
rect federal grants up to thirty per­
cent of the cost of labor and mater­
ials for public works projects and
their assistance in the way of back­
ing up local credit for the remain-
ng cost. Any city desirous of un-
the needed construction of
sewage treatment plants^ with the
Federal aid promised, will do well
to get started immediately on neces­
sary preliminaries to place them-
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«¿Town Talk .
Hints On Berry Canning
Gjven By Expert
jars. Add boiling hot syrup made in
the following proportions: For one
dozen quart jars of red or black rasp­
berries, bring to a boil seven cups of
sugar and 11 cups of hot water. For
logan berries use 10 cups of sugar to
10 cups of hot water. Fill the jars
with syrup to one-half inch from the
top and partially seal. In case of
automatic seal type of jar, place lid
and clamp on jar. Leave jars in AM
pan of hot water until all are ready
J. G. Freeman & Co. Moro
DENTIST
HOME OFFICE. WASCO
In Moro th« First Week
in Each Month
STANDARD
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