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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1933)
» -♦ -. 21-DAY HOUND-TRIP TO WORLD’S FAIR in Deluxe Chair Car • Other low round trip f-rcs for travel in tourist cars and standard Pullmans. Also eco nomical all-expense trips. ROUTE Of PORTLAND POSE For compl*t* Infonoalion c.. . F..E4 COUNTY JQUBVlL, HIE MIERMAN «Ai« PAG« 4 । effort on prices. ' The wheat plan It is pointed out, permits the grower signing the con tract to reap all the benefits of pres ent advanced prices on all wheat he has on hand or will harvest this year, while insuring him of a fair “parity” priep on the allotment portion of his crop in the next tUo years. In ad- ditibn, it will provide cash benefit payments this year in return for agreement to limit acreage if called upon for 1934 and 1935- Meanwhile enough cotton growers through the south have signed up with the government so that 10.000,- 000 acres of this year’s crop will be destroyed so as to reduce production by more than 3,000,000 bales. Secre tary of Agriculture Wallace has ac cepted the contracts and proclaimed the processing tax of 4.2 cents per pound on cotton effective August 1. Sherman County Machine Shop Busy Place •xprnition booklot inqvir* oi — LOCAL AGENT UNION PACIFIC Evidence that Sherman county is machine minded as far as farming operations is concerned, is found at th4 Sherman Garage and Machine Shop where machinery for (repair and conditioning of all types oi heavy farm machines is working. ALLUlmthT PLAN Heavy lathes, noisy reboring ma Mrs. Wwley Phegley symt several chines, welding outfits and small :r Continued from page one. ___________ _____ i days in The Dalles last week. noi mal wheat yield on the usual machines to do any machine work are installed and working on a multitude Mrs. Frank Lamborn was a visitor acreage, the surplus would mount to Mr- and Mrs. Bill Nesbit and family ruinous proportions with consequent of jobs- The shop has the reputation picniced at Hood River Sunday with in The Dalles’Friday. relatives. Mr. and Mnf. Chas- Everett, Mr Frank Scott of Portland is working and Mrs. Ed Feldman and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Updegraff made a party during harvest at Wasco , to picnic at Vienta park Sunday- Mary Jeanette Sargent returned Mr- and Mrs. Joe Pepper and Friday morning from Suttle Lake daughter returned to Portland after where she spent the past week several weeks visit at Wasco with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Gardner of. | ppi ... a fjlVPR Forest Grove were week end guests at the F. S. Lamborn home. Miss Viola Patey is visiting at th* .. * c ju i home of her sbter Mrs. L- P. Mr- and Mrs. C. H. Sundby and sons of Portland visited from Thurs-'| Charlie Siscel is working at the day until Sunday at the John Royce j Bill Mills ranch* -I 'Mrs. George Potter was shopping i home. I BARGAIN SALE All Kinds of SHOES C. C. Deyo Store : Rufus, Oregon I R O several 1 fishing The Scott and Pete Peterson spent in The Dalles Friday. d^ys at Suttle and Blue lakes Mrs. and Mrs. E. Morton went to last week. the Boy Scout Camp last Saturday families of Geo- Lamborn, ATTENTION : WHEAT-FARMERS FREIGHT RATES REDUCED Sherman County PERMANENT WHARF and LANDING at GRANTS STATION SERVICE: 5 TOW BOATS IS BARGES NEW BARGE RATE $1.60aTon ON SACK GRAIN The Columbia Barge Co.-- The new FARMERS Boat and Barge Line have leased 2000 feet of water frontage at Grant« Station with 20 Acres of land for the free use of our contract shippers, fortheir assembling their wheat shipments and to provide each shipper with pri^te tracts for free storage with day and night watchmen. This Service Free. We will provide for our contract shippers “Grade A’’ gasoline deliveredat Grants Station at Portland wholesale price—today’s quotaticn-17 1-R cents per gallon and high grade Eastern Oil, parafine base, Penn, for 45 cents a gallon. Western Oil for 30 cents per gallon. Prices subject to market changes. All our contract wheat shippers share in the Net Profits of the company. Meetings will be held with member contract wht at shippers for purpose of* effecting furthur operating economies. YES, you will be ENTITLED to VOTE* This company is organized for the farmers, by the farmers, for the purpose of reducing freight rates and to help'the farmers to economise in their operation of their farms. You are NOT required to make any investment to become a member or a contract shipper. CO-OPERATE with your neighbors - They are all joining - Ask them. LEARN TO ECONOMIZE - SHIP BY WATER - USE OUR FREE STOR- AGE - SAVE - YOU MUST ECONOMIZE - WE WILL HELP YOU DO SO For further information and detail* aee: McKean Bro*, at Moro or Wasco CLARENCE LINDEMAN rreatorNT agknt L. R FRENCH Columbia Barge Company The Furnier'» Line , , OFFICE: 424 HENRY BLDG PORTLAND. OREGON • A4-- ♦ ■ MORO, Oil IWA. FRIDAY, JULY SB, 1033. of being tha best equipped shop for F. S. Laniborn, Bob htavy machine repair between Port- Bernis Guy, John Royce, Otis (Royce land and Walla Walla. and Frank Brov n, Lloyd Royce, of Wasco together with Miss Wreatha WHEAT CROP James, Mr. and Mrs. C. H- Sundby and sons of Portland, and Mr- and Continued from ^page one. ------- Mrs- A. E. Gardner of Forest Grove Federation. all picniced at De Moss park Sunday. The wheat is very short and al- most every field has spot* in it Chas. Peugh of Yakima b visiting that do not show the dark color of at the Lafe Barrett home. perfection, but from results the wheat Oren Gooro of Portland b working is there in spite of the appearance during harvest for Arthur Sargent. and that is what fills the sacks. Mr. and Mr*. Loub Scholl are at Farmers in the south end of the county are not yet convinced that White Salmon lake the guests of theid wheat will yield well- They” es their daughter and son-in-law. timate their crop at from four to The W. C- T. U. met Wednesday eight sacks it is, however, assum afternoon with Mra- Walter Warner ing the s#me color as did the north and a very interesting program was end wheat a week or so ago and it given- appears likely that crops all over Mr. and Mn. Pardee Rich of the county will exceed expectations. Wasco Estimates of the total county yield Woodbum were visiting last week. are increaing in many quarters from V the two million mark set some weeks Rose Mary Walker b employed at ago Now there are experienced the Tuel Bakery during the supmer grain observers who boldly set the Rev- and Mrs. Walter Warrftr left county crop at two and a half mil Friday morning for Portland where lion which is the average crop over they will stay for a while- Jie ten year period. Mrs. L. J. Lucas and Mf»- Geo. Since the dis as t er o us drop of last week the price has moved upward Potter went to Portland Saturday slowly. * for the three Camp Fire girls. Ar lene Morton, Ann Lucas and Hazel Marie Watkin* who had spent the week at summer camp- Wasco f to bring the Wasco Boy Scouts home' | Albert Bargenholt of Clinton, group of children at her horn» Sat who had been camping there for the Wash., is vbiting at , the Chester urday the qccaaion being the sixth birthday of her little daughter Bargenhblt home- past two weeks Mbs Jeanette Scott who has been Mr. and Mrs Vk Smith and |fr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McLachlan of j Portland were last week end visitors and Mrs. Fred Fortner were in Hood visiting friends and relatives at Was co returned to her home in Portland River Tuesday- at the GoIIiher home- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McLaughlin of Professor and Mrs. Hunter How Friday morning. Mrs- Mae Reid spent last week at 'Mrs- John Simpson returned to ard of Camden, New Jersey, vbited The Dalles with Mrs. Jeff Wilson Portland Friday after a short vizit at the O’Meara home last week. Mrs- R. H. McKean b in Portland Miss Nonna Feldman spent last Vern Dutton and Mbs Thyra receiving medical attention. week end in Portland with her sis Fields spent last week end at the ter Mrs. Wil|bm Hurlbz Hailey Dutton home at Fossil. Mr. Randall of the Aetna Fire In Kenneth Woods was a business Mrs. Art Fortner of Grass Valley visitor in Portland last week end. * visited a short time in Wasco last Saturday- IMr. and Mrs. Harry Cole and Mbs Lottb Cole of Sherwood visited Mrs Mbs Jessie Hull is at the Donald Minnie McKinney last week end. McDermid heme during harvest- *. Dixon and G. B. Dixon Mrs. Mrs. Grant Garland who had the visited at the Tuel home of Pori misfortune to fall in the basement of last Sunday their home is reported doing nicely. The families of Hugh Walker, Hugh White and Bruce Grady pic niced at DeMoss park Sunday. Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller returned from Portland Tuesday where she visited relatives. Mr. and Mro. Joe Hilderbrand and Delbert Winters of Goldendale visit* L ed at Government Camp last week. Mrs Wayland Weld and children I are visiting at the home of Mrs. I Weld’s mother in Grass Valley Glen Maurer of Portland spent last I week end in Wasco. Mr. and Mrs. John McDermid are I visiting at Camo Sheriaan the. guests | of Mrs. Eliza Dingle. Mrs- Minnie Hyland of Cornell. I California, spent last week end with I her sister Mrs. Bob McPherson. Jack Andrews of Prosser, Wash-, visited at Wasco last week. IMr. and Mrs. Wesley Phegley and son were guests at the Bryant Van Gilder home Sunday. Mrs- H. Hurt entertained E. _____ u____ ... ■ surance Company was a business visitor at Wasco this week- Mra -Murvey Stone and children are vbiting with her mother in The Dalles. Hawes Yftes, Mbs Freida Yates, of WUlamipa, and Mbs Mhrjory Myers of Portland vbited at the Phil a Yatw-home thb week. ' ■ - < Weea&repar any ktndofma4tota*nfc» h»rvMt Rdborng-Regrinthg of Mstsn-|kM«t-A«yAiaf This!« the best equipped pi •Ohl ne shop ; between Portland and W"aa- YFaa * > nd wec&o take care of our needs quickly and satisfactorily. - 5 This is the time of year to have the' combine motor reconditioned for harvest SeslkFor Prices O b Yoar Meter Sherman G a rageA Machine Shop Wasco, Oregon Mrs- J. H. Johnson is visiting with I her daughter Mrs. Lynn Micheal in I Portland. v * I H. McKean NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE OF RAL PROEPERTY. .On the 26th day of August, 1933,1 ati the hour of ten o’clock a. m. at the front doof oft the Court House in I Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, I will sell at auctiom to the highest bid der for cash the following described real property located in Sherman County, Oregon, to-wit: The Southwest Quarter of Sec tion One, and the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quar ter of Section Twelve; the North west Quarter of Northeast Quar ter, and the South Half of ,the Northeast Quarter, and the Southeast Quarter of Section Twelve, all in Township Three, South of Range Seventeen, East of the Willamette Meridian. The North Half of the North west Quarter, and the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quar ter of Section Seven, the North east Quarter of the Northeast * Quarter, and the South Half of of the North Half, and the South west Quarter, the North Half of 7 the Southeast Quarter, and the Southeast Quarter of the South east Quarter, al) in Section Sev en, Township Three, South of - , Range Eighteen, East of the Willamette Meridian. The North Half of the South- • ■ east Quarter, and the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quar- Í ter, all in Section Seven. Town- \ ship Three, South of Range Eighteen, East of the Wiliam- ette Meridian, containing One \ ' Thousand - and Eighty acres, ' more or less. r Said sale b made under execution issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Sherman to me directed in the case of Elizabeth McDonnell, plain tiff. vs- Albert P. O’Leary, a single man; Edythe G. O’Leary Hickey, formerly Edythe G. O’Leary, Admin istratrix of the estate of Alice M. O^Leary, deceased^ Mollie V. Rice and A. F. Rice, wife and husband”. Edythe G. Hickey, Formerly Edythe G. O’Leary, and Harry Hickey, Wife and husband, defendants. First publication July 28, 1933- HUGH CHRISMAN Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon. Last publication August 18th, 1933. Mrs. B. L Hailey, Asst Mgr. Retailers of Crown Mills FLOUR BEST PATENT GRAIN, FEED, INSURANCE |l FLOUR Mitchel, Lewis & Staver Co. CROWN MILIS "“Z. .. i Farm Implements Oregon Wasco jKmxtmumxttmmramttmmmmtmxttnanmmmmmmunttnmmmmj:::; Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers WASCO. OREGON Offers These prices subject to market changes Milk Chick Starter Turkey Starter (without yeast) 100 lb sack $2.50 100 lb Back Turkey Developer Chick Mash 100 lb sack 92.00 92.30 100 lb sack , Chick Scratch 100 lb sack $2.15 Chick Developing • SCRATCH 100 lb gack 92.05 MUI Run 80 lb sack S $22.00 per ton Oyster SheM (western) 100 lb sack BSc Scratch Feed (eastern) 100 lb «flick $1.95 100 lb sack $1.00 Crocked Corn 1O0 lb sack (leghorn) $1.50 100 lb sack $1.10 New Perkin» Hotel Sth and Washington Stroota Portland. Ora. WASCO MARKET M. NELSON, Owner ART RUDEEN, Manager RED i WHITE STORE RATESt Groceries—Meats Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Season. ^raio^NT »uAf avisos Your Patronage Sokitwi Room with Bath, $2.00 and 41,50 Without Rath, 11.50 and $1 00 Permanent rates as low as $12.50 per < month. A A A— Fireproof — Insured FREK GARAGE
