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Mr«. Aftóh McIntyre áhd children ' nesday from ÑortWálles where she
The W. C* T. IL met at the home
MW» which Wiigh 275 pounds Or
MmA W- Clothier his movW iriU was & guest 6f Winifred fortAir la ’
of
Mirs. Leo Watkins last Wednesday
liad
been
visiting
for
two
weeks
with
are visiting relatives in Portland and
more. Prieto to be paid At principal the housb fohneriy Occupied I# W. A. Wasco.
and
spent the afternoon sewing for
her
sister,
Mrs.
Crawfotd
"Continued'from"page one;
Vancouver.
the children's farm homo at Cor- *
Mr. and Mr> V* L. Agee» Zella
wall, were built in foreign countries for pigs weighing 25 to SO podnds
Jack Biggs of LaGrande was a vallis.
Miss Florence Armsworthy who has
Mrs. Beri^Stranahan of Hood River Field> and
Etta Rich all of
in the last few years. In the yeai w^th heavier pigs 25c less for each ad-
guest
of Mr* and Mfra. J. P. Yatds
is the guest of Mrs. C* M Fowler.
I Woodlawn ware guests at the Pardee spent most of the summer in The
ending in June our total exports were ^tional 5 pounds in weight up to $6
Isabell Fortner of Grass Valley
Monday.
He was enroute to Klam-
Dalles is now with her parents Mr.
but 33 million bushels which accounts fdr 95 to 100 pound pigs. Piggy sows' Mrs. John Simpson returned to Rich home Steuiay*
nth Falls.
1 spent last week end here at the Fred
and Mrs. Grant Armsworthy.
for the large surplus of wheat in the over 275 pounds which will farrow Portland after visiting several weeks
Fortner home.
Walter Layman of the Farmer’s
> •
Mrs. Estrslle Hailey shopped in
United States and maktes the reduc within three weeks bring current in Wasco.
E- 0. McCoy and Toin McCoy of
National Warehouse Corporation was
Mrs.
Dan
McDermid
and family,
Ths
Dalles
Tunsday
marioet prices plus $4 a head prem
tion of the crop imperative.
in Wasco a short time on Sunday.
| The Dalles were in Wasco last week
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
Williams
of
Ver-
and
Mn-
Arthur
Sargent
and daugh
The government proposés to reduc
ium, till subject to official inspection
looking after their farm interests.
Miss Jean Spencer returned from
Mrs* Carolyn Chairatt of ChilU- They were accompanied home by Mrs.
acreage to such a point that we will
ter picniced on the Deschutes Sun
The plan contemplates the purchase nonia are guests at the home of
The Dalles Thursday afuer visiting a
George Hobson . cothe. Hl. is visiting her niece Mrs*
produce enough for home consumption of about 4 million pigs and 1 million their daughter Mrs.
day*
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Jessie Amos who will visit in The week with her sister Mrs. F. Betts.
and
family-
June Spencer and family.
only and to thereby raise the price sows, should not be rushed to market
Dalles for some time-
Lidtie Miss Patricia Hilderbrand is
until a bushel of wheat will buy as as arrangements are not quite com
Miss Alberta Alley spent last week
Mrs. Bob Fortner and Mrs. Bil1
Robert Wangi man and his son and
Rich
and
son
visiting
relatives at Lyle.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pardee
much as it did in the period 1919-1914 plete and the offer will probably con Schilling of Grass Valley visited
in The Dalles with relatives.
daughter-in^nw of Portland were of Mollala are visiting in Wasco.
At that time the average farm price tinue until about October 1, accord friends in Wasco Monday.
Mfrs- Estes Morton and Migs Althea Mrs. Anna Everett is visiting at the
guests Sunday at the Chas. Everett ,
for wheat was 88.6 cents per bushel, ing to information received at the
Mr. and Mm Ira Barnett of Port Powell shopped In The Dalles Thurs home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Neabit*
home.
Mrs*
Wangeman
returned
to
1
Herbert Decker’ of the Farmer’s
land Spent last week end with the day.
but commodivy prices have risen agricultural college.
'
National Warehouse Corporation was Portland with them after having Ormand Hilderbrand family.
Mr. and Mrs. F* S. Lamborn were
since that time and it will be neces-
spent some time in Wasco*
in
Wasco
Saturday
on
business.
in
The Dalles Sunday to visit Will
Mrs. L* B. Burris and Ritha were
sary for wheat to sell on the farm “ Efforts of Oregon farm organiza
Mrs- Ella Van Landingham and
iam
Lambom who is a patient at the
Mr. and Mrs. Warner are visiting
Clyde Herring had the misfortune ■Mfrs. Delliah Suffle are visiting at visitors at Goldendale Wednesday.
for about *1 15 to equal the parity tions, cooperatives, produce dealers,
Dalles
hospital.
to hurt his arm quite badly on the Weston with their sister Mrs- George They were accompanied home by Mrs.
price of the base period.
civic bodies and individuals in pro in Monmouth.
Woodard who will visit her daughter
The tax on milling wheat has been testing the abandonment of the gov
Mrs- Afton McIntyre and children
Brutscher and family.
Mr. ^pd Mrs. Charles McClellan of chain on his combine Saturday.
Mrs. Burris.
set at 30 cents for the 1933-34 crop ernment leased wire market news Santa Maria. California, are visiting
returned
from Vancouver Sunday
Frank Scott returned to Portland
Mr. and Mrs- Pardee Rich and son
year but it may be ra: cd by the
where
she
spent several weeks visit
Miss
Olive
Sawin
of
Los
Angeles
servicein the northwest have been suc- at the Ormand Hilderbrand home and Wednesday after spending several were dinner guests last Sunday at
ing
relatives.
Mr. McIntyre met her
secretary of agriculture in erd* » :essful, and orders are now issued to the Marie Barnett Cooper ranch.
is
visiting
at
the
Harry
Sawin
home
weeks at the Sargent homa*
the Tracy Fields home.
at Hood River and the family had a
give the farmers the parity [ i*c?-
I resume nearly all former activities
Mr. and Mrs* R- O. Scott, Mfr. and
Norma Feldman is spending sev
Mrs. Anna Ellsworth of Condon
Mm R. O*. Scott entertained the
Farmers, in return for receipt,
picnic.
, ;
W X
starting August 28. This will include visited in Wasco several days last eral days at Kelso and Portland visit
Mrs.
F. S. Lamborn, Mr* and Mrs.
Altruistic Club Thursday. The after
this bounty, agree to handle the va the wire connections to Oregon State
Mrs. : Audrey Eaton and Mrs.
ing friends and relative^.
noon was spent sewing on quilt B. H* Grady and Ed and Naomi and
cated land as the secretary of agri- college from where the reports are week
Marion McKee of Moro are spending
Mr*
and
Mrs.
Ed
McKee
and
Mrs*
- ' culture ' may direct. Mr- Ballard
Clarence Lamborn of Seattle Is in blocks*. The hostess served refresh-
Mrs. L. E. Wright entertained last
issued via radio, circulars and press
Dunlap had a picnic dinner on the Mc a week at Camp Sherman.
gave it as his opinion that in the dry
ments*
Wasco
due to his father's illness.
week
with
a
party
for
her
son
Dale
notices. Oregon’s congressional del-
Kee lawn last Sunday evening.
Miss Winifred Fortner and Miss
lands of eastern Oregon it may not egaton, head®d by Senator Charles L. the occasion being his 3rd birthday.
Miss Lillian Von Pinnon and two
Mrs. Bell Brownrigg of California
Doris
Fortner of Portland W« din
Miss Doris Fortner of Portland is
be possible to grow much of anything McNary, was instrumental in getting Those present were Mr. and Mrs. is a guest at the Bob McPherson brothers./ Norman and Irwin, of
ner
guests
at the home of Mr. and
on the land, but that in the “valley
| Boi»« Idaho, spent last week as the the guest of Miss Winnifred Fortner
the service restored in the northwest. Clayton Maiy and two children of home.
Mrs.
R.
O.
Scott
Wednesday*
this week.
different seed crops may be' grown
Hood River, Mrs- June Spencer and
Mr. and Mr*. J F. Boye .nd Lloyd r—“ * Mi“ L0™“ Dirb^
|
daughter,
Mrs.
Andy
May,
Mrs.
that will be profitable to farmers
E. J* Kolar of the United Stetes
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Johnson trans-
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Barnett motor-
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Pasture crops may be grown here and
| Ernest Shull and two children and were visiting relatives at Dufur
acted business in The Dalles Satur- Bank of- Portland was in Wasco the
ed to Sandy last Friday and visited
hay may be grown to feed livestock
Mrs. Jupton and daughter. The Sunday*
•
''J'lM,past week on business. •
their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Ander
for home consumption, in the opinion
hostess served ice cream and cake.
Mrs. L- J. Lucas and Mm George
son and their son and daughter Mr.
• x of the speaker- This with the asunip-
Mrs. Eliza Dingle and brother re Potter went to Condon Tuesday for and Mrs. Tllbert Barnett-
tion- that no farmer will increase hif
Benton Barnett transacted busi-
turned from Camp Sherman the first several days.
livestock except by natural increase. -less in The Dalles Monday.
The library board are planning a
of the week prior to an extended trip
Bert Thompson of The Dalles was
Présent information indicates that
fall festival to be given early in Oc
<
in Wasco Saturday on business and
Mrs. Frank Stanley is visiting r®l- east-
the bonus payments to farmers will,
tober for funds for the library.
atives
in
Portland
this
week
Charles Akers of Portland was in was a luncheon guest at the Chas.
be for their own use and that no one
*
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hines have moved
will be allowed to take the payment |
Jessie Amos returned the Wasco this week- He was formerly Everett home*
to
The Dalles-
for debt. This is supposedly to in- I
of
week from The Dalles a resident here and ran a bakery,
DISTRICT I l FCTIDNS
Wasco
=
More People Ride on
GOOD YEARS
- Mrs. Ernest Medler was called to
sure the fanner enough money to I
ghe
been ^rftfng with
W. H- Burriss had the misfortune
Held over from last week-
Portland last wee^ due to the serious
operate his farm with, as it is ex-1 rdat^ei>
I to get his wrist broken in two places
- Jam«« White of The Dalles spent
npcted that federal crop loans will I
-
- - I when the horse he was riding threw
1
J
1..F
wwk
with
illness
of her daughter
Murdina who
several days here last wee. wivn
„
cease
,
'
I William Lamborn is quite UI at the him Friday
was operated on for appendicitis.
friends and relatives*
None of the county wheat control I Dalles hospital.
I
Mr. and Mrs- Harry Eaton ane vis-
Mirs. Andy Shearer returned
Walter Laymen and Dick Rice of
associations will be allowed to enter
iting at Mitchell with Mr- Eaton’s
Mr. and Mrs. J* N* Nolan and son
Portland the last of the week.
the Farmers National Warehouse
into politics nor will they be allowed * Alpine were guest« of Mrs- R. T.
ß R
Wftg |n The Dalleg on Corporation were in Wasco Tues- mother.
to become a grange or other agency
¡Jingle last week*
business Tuesday.
day.
w
t H tflfl I William Lambom is quite ill in a
attempting to nfiuence legislation.
infected
A- Macnab is reported on^he Mek|
Dorig Fortner returned
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCulloch re-; -Dalles hospital with a badly
list and is at the Mid Columbia portUnd
Wedne8day after hav- turned from Portland the last of the foot
hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Antia Lee returned from Ida
N. R. A
ing visited at Moro and Wasco* She week.
ho
the last of the week where she
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Rice were
-
Continued from page one.
had been vsiting relativ® for several
isitors at Rufus Sunday.
do not come under the code, but they
weeks-
have raised wages five cents per hour
Mrs. Roy Justeson of Bend is
Mrs. John Royce and Mrs- Otis
to meet the requirements.
risiting at the home of her parents
Royce were visitors in The Dalles
Mr- and Mrs. H. H. White.
Sth and Washington Strata
Monday-
Portland, Ore.
Mrs. Gertrude Pepper is spending
A. J. McIntyre spent last week av
leverai days in The Dalles-
ART RUDEEN. Owner
Weston.
Mrs. C. N. Phegley is a visitor
Mrs. Hugh White returned from
in The Dalles this week with rel
Hermiston Thursday where she visited
RATES:
atives-
her mother for a week.
Room With Bath, *2.00 and *1 50
A warning has been given to farm- I * Naomi Grady spent the week at
Mrs. Ed Feldman* spent several
Without Bath, *1.50 and *1.00
era not to become victima of apecula- 1 Goldendale viaiting with her aunt and
Permanent rates as low as *12.50 per
days in Portland last week.
tors who may want to buy up pigs I ^rand mother-
month.
Mrs. L. C- Thogerson and family of
and bred sows at current low pricef I Mrg Henry smith of Coeur d Alene
Los Angeles are guests of Mr. and
now that the emergency hog control I ,g
houge ffuegt of Mra Frank
Mrs. John McClure.
plan has been announced, according I Morrow
to information received from the I
Earl Jones of Portland visited in
United States department of agricul- 1
“TT“
Wasco Sunday.
ture by the Oregon State college ex- 1
Mrs- Fred Fortner returned Wed-
tension service-
|
New Perkins Hôtel
WHY-GOODYEAR8 STAND THE "GAFF"
In hot days when heavy loads test every inch <»f a
tire GOODYEARS go through to the end of the job
Heavy loads of wheat, rough roads, rock or dusty
fields—no matter what the conditions—GOODYEAR TIRES
do their stuff
Sherman Garage&Machine Shop
Wasco
F. L. Morrow
Warning Against
Speculators Given
The hog production control pro* I
gram is strictly an emergency plan I
to meet the immediate situation says I
the department, “and not to be con- I
fused with the permanent corn-hog I
program.”
The emergency plan contemplates I
premium buying of spring pigswhich I
weigh 25 to 100 pounds and piggy I
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
OF REAL PROPERTY
On the 16th day of September.
1933, at the hour of ten o’clock a. m*
at the front door of the Court
House in Moro, Sherman County.
Oregon, I will sell at auction to the
highest bidder for cash the following
described real property located in
iShepnan County, Oregon to-wit;
The Northeast Quarter of Sec-
tion Seven, and the Southeast
Quarter of Section Five, in
Township One , North, Range ■
Nineteen, East of the Willam
ette Meridian-
,
Said sale is made under execution
issued out of thp Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for the County
of Sherman to me directed in the
case of The State Land Board of the
State of Oregon, plaintiff,, vs. Her
man Happold, a single man; Harvey
Ferrell, also known as James Harvey
Ferrell, a single man; Alma Bar
nette Fridley, and Sherman County,
a political subdivision of the State of
Oregon, defendants.
First published August- 18th, -933,
HUGH CHRISMAN
Sheriff of Sherman County. Oregon,
’ Last publication September 8th,
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