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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1933)
nitrititi . .. Moro, Ori ^«.-■esgs« Clubs WHEAT CONTROL MEN Kent Service Elect 1934 Officers ASK FOR GOUNH AGEÌT Budgets Made Bg Moro And Waaco No.48 Wheat League Meeting General Ftxid Warrants Date Tentatively Set Kow Cashable It to probable, according to infor- mptioa given out by C- W. Smith, •ytoary to the Eastern Oregon Wheat League, Wednesday that the ■tsetiag to that organisation will be held December 1st and find. A meet- tog to the directors will be held for »•xt week, probably to Arlington for the purpose to deriding on the pro gnun and the dates to the annual wheat growers convention. Moro will be the seams to the 1333 gathering iHCHERS INSTITUTE PROGRAM FOR PORHO All Sherman county general fund warrants may how be cashed for face value at the First National Bank in The Dalles as county official^ have made arrangements with that hnchtoi Speaker Will Interest AD institution to handle their warrants parents oh a cash basis- The county has called all warrants issued previous to May 1 of this year and will continue to call them whenever funds are available. Those noxious to bash warrants before the call date may get the money on them by calling at the bank or by cashing them with someone who will accept them because of the possibility of C. A. Howard Unable To Cone Because receiving cash for them. of Special Session ignated the following men as their leaders tor the coming 1933-34 sea- •on. I* H Ayres, Commander; Rob’t Agent Pendaj Balget Passage LeBleu, vice-commander; J.B- Nor ton, adjutant; Frank Haynes, Finefe «ftctr and Frank von Borstel, Chap- to Spend >9,175 for the city within the year 1934. Of this amount 33,000 Members of the Auxiliary meeting he raised from the water depart»sat- to toe same time elected Mra- Frank . Mero’s budget committee met Haynes^ president; Mrs. L. H. Ayres, Tuesday night and voted to levy a vice president; Mrs- Dorothy Dunlap, tex considerably larger than last secretary;. Mr*. Frank von Borstel, paar although the increase was not Beautiful Quilts Displayed treasurer- After the meeting the due to increased city costs but to a By Waaco Study Club orders joined forces to enjoy cards startling decrease In the consumption for a few hours. of water. The items to the eetimated expenditure column of toe budget The Wasco Women’s Study Club total the same aS last year, but when Budget Committee had a quilt booth Saturday and there The board of directors of the S- C The Wasco Com the receipts from the water system Teacher^ young and fair, teachers tà Middle West x Working This Week were figured it was found that the by additional peopto were many beautiful quilts exhibited dark and handsome and other teach W. C. A- marched into the county M ts . Beatrice Howell received the ers will gather in Moro next Tuesday city had sold but 32310.15 worth of to the county, held courv room Wednesday afternoon as cash prise for the oldeet quilt of ever that fluid for the past year instead of tion Saturday in th for Jbeir annual institute arranged Seeding of winter ' wheat made a body to petition the county court The county budget committoe be the 33000 that was intimated last Wasco Library A sm 100 years. K Mra. George Lamborn for them by the school superinten excellent progress and was approx for consideration of their plea for gan work Thursday morning making budget time. This decrease caused received a ribbon for the best pre dent- The teachers themselves, how- Features to th« ’• celebration imately half completed in eastern the appointment to a county agent up a set of estimates for the county an increase in the budget of over a were a parade, the licatiou of the served old quilt which was 95 years Kansas- .Some early planted fields evei\ provide most of the program old- Mrs. Dunlap received a ribbon talent that makes the day in terest- to ake charge of the wheat allot- to work under during 1934- A very thousand dollars. foot ball field, a 111 were reported ready for pastures. In | small crowd of tax payers sat in on for the most original pattern, Lor ing and helpful. Thb final budget mooting will be ween Wasco arid Fl ment work in this county. the southwestern part of Ine state the proceedings as there is lees in held the 31st of October to Moro- ♦ raine Darby the ribbon for the best Beginning at 9 in the morning carnival- After a «1 I resident Davis called upon dryness retarded seeding. The wheat terest to taxation than there has quilting and Selma Richelderfer the tween three girls M when a few songs will start the pro- W. Smith, county agent for Morrow acreage i adjustment , campaign is been for several yeates- ribbon for the prettiest quilt dis erty wus elected qus .cour t y, to explain - th« system to still in progress in eleven atates. giam the institute will hold a com I Changes made in the 4tate law play. Th« judges were Meedames and to her fell the duty of christen government aid for county agents- Approximately ^00,000 acres of bined session until 10.30 to listen to takes care of the salary question so Dunlap, Kato Johnson and Elisabeth ing the field. Mr. Jmith said that if Sherman wheat has been pledged at the close talks by state leaders among whom that it is no longer a moot point. Fuller. county would levy 31500 for a county ErcQited by Mayor M G- Tuel, the of September, to be taken out of will be E. Carlton, secretary of the The appropriation for elections agent the st^te would provide a like production for the 1934 crop. Kan Oregon State Teachers Association- queen advanced acroat the field to the was raised because of the 1934 pri goal po?ts wb After the talks the teachers will amount, ias has had a 96 percent sign up mary and general election and the would contribute some help and that “Warrior Fieli divide into two groups, the high 8W well chosen and Nebraska 97 percent, but small maintenance of the county fair build the total cost to the farmers of the words. Ma(yor Tuel Mowed with a er percentages are reported in oth school Leathers, and the grade teach ings was thought to be more neces short talk. county would be considerably less for sary this year- Other changes to the er winder wheat states and in spring ers. The former will be presided wheat areas- A 100 percent sign up over by Henry Tetz, principal of the the wheat allotment secretarial i first part of the budget were of a The football gam« ween Wasco would take approximately 9,000,000 Rufus school and the grade instruc work. high schoól and the 1 from Fossil I minor nature and were made because acres of wheat land out ef prodn- tors will be led by Durward Helyer, He estimated the cost to the farm • of changing conditions instead of be- Moro's football team will play • serious disap eighth grade teacher in Grass Valley- ction 1 ,v ... - , " ers of the county if they had to hire ‘ ing due to an altered policy on the. what will probably be its only game followers qf the W> Discussione will subjects na fk* --- — 4.1. - rfln at tha final n a "«di etary to be 34090 wheusas if I part of the county officials. / taught or methods of teaching. an agent was hired the cost would be I It is expected that a county agent highly touted Dufur eleven- Poor at- the visitors who were decidedly sup- May Be Jobs Open . 31500. „ A saving of approximately will be hired in accordance with the tendance of tho games last year made erior ln At noon a luncheon will be serveu phaaea of the game but 32500 was estimated to the county if wishes of the county allotment board. it impossible to meet guarantees to punting- Fossil had played two Legionnaires and Auxiliaries of at the school house by the American Jo Yourtg And Healthy an agent was hired. The county voted The stock Inspector was retained at the visiting teams so most of the Annies before tackling Wasco while this county and the south end of luncheon to appropriate 3150 from the emer the same salary. speaker the superintendent has * se games have been scheduled away to the Sherman county boys the gime Wasco county will gather in Moro gency fund to pay the agent for was the first of the season and this next Wednesday night for an instal from Moro this year. Young men interested in gaining a cured Prof- O. R. Chambers Ph- D., December, when federal aid stops, fact, no doubt, was partially respon lation ceremony and for a general Last jhar Dufur held the strong knowledge of motor mechanics, both of Corvallis. Mr. Chambers is profes Wheat Allotments and promised to include 31500 in the sible for the score. There was little discussion of plans for the good of Moro Combination to a score to a 6 aviation and heavy duty tractor en sor of vocational psychology and is 1984 budget to be used for acounty difference in the ages and the sixes the veterans and their dependents. to 6 tie which reduced Moro s final gines, will be pleased with Major reported to be an entertaining and in of the. teams- agent. County wide meetings to ex-serv percentage a great deal. So the Paul Hathaway’s announcement that structive speaker- Music by the high entire morning '* Dui ing Fossil had a pas» combination, sev ice men and their ladies have not Huskies will be out to remove that the U. S- Army Recruiting Station, school girls and a solo by Tom lower floor of the court house was eral of them in fact, that worked al been very frequent in late years and located at 323 New Post Office Build Fraser will be features of the noon The county wheat allotment com blot Friday afternoon. busy with the court meeting holding mittee will begin checking the reports meeting. If the Mero team shows as much most every time tried as the Wasco it is hoped that this meeting will be ing. Portland, Oregon, is taking ap forth in the assessor’s room while of the community allotment commit In the afternoon the high school fight and determination as in the I boys never did figure it out comple the first of a series of such meetings plications for enlistment in branches the court room proper was buzzing tee Friday morning andlhe final stage of the army where such training may section and the grade section will Hermiston game last week and Du tely Also they smashed off their held in other towns of the county. with the deliberations of the bounty of the county’a job of getting its rig'ht tackle for steady gains when Don McLeod, district commander of be had. A vffry limited number of continue their discussions of teaching wheat control association meeting. wheat bonu|| have been 8tarted. fur lives up to the advance reparts of ' ever yardage was needed. Wasoo ex this district, will be on hand to in vacancies are availtble in the Air methods until finished. A principal’s a large and powerful eleven the spec Relief plans were diecussed by the Luther Harry Pinkerton and celled in the kicking and Van Gilder stall the new officers of the Legion Corp?, and a similarly limited num conference will be held by the school court, the report of the roadmaster Joe Yocum are the members of the tators are.sure to witnssa a thrilling was fast enough to circlet the Fossil posts and the district president of ber of vacancies exist in a motorized heads, athletic schedules will be ar contest. was received and accepted and the county allotment committee- It is ends several times. the auxiliary will read the service Field Artillery unit at Fort Lewis, ranged for the year and other busi Coach Walker has a much trickier bills were ordered paid- Both teams stand to improve with ness of school teaching will be trans- expected that the publication of the Tho wheat committee had work to county’s farm acreage and produc and faster crew than last year and experience as th« blocking, except acted- his prodigies are showing themselves for the one off tackle play at FeesU’s do. It is probable that not only the tion will be made October 20- Mrst J. J. Schaeffer returned last It was originally planned to have true exponents of the Razzle-dasgle was entirely absent during th« en county committee but all the com State Superintendent G A. Howard evening- Dancing, cards and a bite Wednesday from Prineville and Pow- Warner System- munity committees will have work to tire game- County Fair Buildings to eat are to b« a part the pro- ell Butte where she has been visiting here as a- speaker before the insti do for about two months yet. Every After th« game the crowd gathered gram* tute. but he is unable to leave his (for the last thro« weeks. time two of them get together they Will Be Repaired School Taxation abound the booths located on the office in Salem at present due to tho debate different methods to making main street in a fenced off area and coming special session of the legis up the applications and figuring the regaled themselves with th« normal lature. allotment and talk about special The fair association is arranging means of excitement to American« Parents, leaders of social clubs, cases. When seven of them get to to have the buildings at the fair out for a holiday. In down town grange members, anyone interested gether, each with the responsibility grounds put in condition for the win There is a big controversy on buildings also were several fllhiblts in the welfare of the schools are in of a whole community on their shoul- ter by installing windows or shutters about the necessity of school districts to quilts, fancy work and flowers that vited to attend the institute. It Is ders there is a day full of questions- on the exhibit hall and doom on the levying toxas fpr the payment of attracted attention of all passersby From the Observer October 7, 1904. visit with the family of her uncle and not for teachers alone- The noon Several of the commuBitMMi have barns- The county bonds to fen 1934 budgets. The law One quilt made by Mra. Charles Mbs Edith Combs, sister of Mrs attend school. speaking program has been made es sent their finished report« to to th« committee Is expected to of Oregon apparently makes It nec Everett had been at the Chicago fair J. M Florer, arrived last week from A- M Wright and wife are back in pecially for the benefit of interested county office for checking. essary to levy speh tones, to some until a short time ago at the quilt Minneapolis to be at the bed side of Sherman county, after an extensive persons and as many as are able are th*se have been found to be erron cases at least, and the law of dimin display thm> It contained 11,817 her sister in this city who has been vacation trip by auto, including a requested to attend. eous in some detail and will have to ishing returns makes it impossible individual pieces, each lees than an vei*y near to death, but who is now visit to ocean beaches. be returned for checking by the local Walter And Wife to do so and keep school going. So inch s^tiare. all sowed into an at- out of danger and rapidly recovering Ira Axtell attended The Dalles fair committees. There is no doubt About school directors are between the fry- tractivi design. The flower dieplay her health. Moro Squad Defeated this week as a member of Pound’s it, it will take a long time The dead Will Speak Saturday A. J. Smith and family of Marion Concert Band. 6 to 0 At Hermiston line of December 1. that looked no county, relatives of Wm- Waterman far away The directors of Erskinville school to this city, arrived last week and are erecting a neat, substantial iron too short before every little thing is Walter M. Pierce, representative in county treasurer must inform the The light, green Moro squad sur Trade right to, the satisfaction to the congress from this district, and Mrs. county coqrt of the fact and toil co cooperated in giving a dinner; the will make a new home in Sherman fence, enclosing the grounds. ! Pierce will be in Moro Saturday them how much must bo levied. Then school presented a ptóture show pud a county. M a Smith will farm the fedr^ql farm adjustment beads. • prised all the home fans last Friday Earl Fields has purchased a third by holding a large, fast team from night to speak at the school auditor- it Is the duty of the court to Sts ess social dance ended the actiyities of Daugherty place. interest in the Wasco meat market M s Brittannia Fulton left 330.000 ium on questions of the day- Mr. the sum against the district- The the day. Wm. Hoggard retired from the sor- ’ Hermiston to a 6 to 0 score. and will make that city his future to tho state tuberculosis hospital In 1 Pierce, a democrat- and familiar with present question seems to be whether Despite disadvantages' the boys While totals have not bean compil vice to the city last week and has Tho Dalles and to the children’s home ' the administration program will the court will be swayed by their ed on the returns to the library near taken a pocition with the Moro Implo- * home showed many good points and W6ro near Corvallis making provision in speak on the National Recovery Act duty or their judgment- ly 3300 is expected to bo turned over ment Co. His sucessor>at the pumps From the Observer October 11. 1894 far from being the defensive team A brilliant showing was made by to the board for winter expenses and is Unde Abe Daugherty, assisted by her will for these gift«. and the Agricultural Adjustment It is possible in moot cases for the Restored confidence at Grant be- Thompson when he tackled a Hermis new books. Mr. Hamilton, late at Moro Steam Administration- gne to be seen in surroundings there districts to put themselves under the The committee in charge of the Mrs. Pierce, formerly Cornelia Mar law by authorising a refunding iaeue I People are more and more hopeful ton pass receiver of Moro’s one-foot strip and saved another touchdown. vin, librarian of the state, will talk of their bonds and this will be done affair was headed by Mrs. B. D* Mc Geo Hennagin and family and John daily of the future. The lineup ' about Washington as it appeared to in some oases- The school superin- Kee as general chairman- Christiansen and family were guests Tygh Valley Roller Flour Mills is Hennagin Left End The amusements of thè festival her. Mrs. Pierce is a capable woman. tlendent is working on cases of Justice Wm. «Rudolph and family running full time, on Cleveland 30 Left Tackle consisted of: Morgan , keenly observant and able to interest kind. last week. DATE cent wheat McCorkle says: Tygh Ruggles * Left Guard Carnival booth’s sponsored by the her hearers in almost any subject she i . Mrs. Laura Moore is at home to Mills mills vote* for Bill McKinley or Center SEPT. Í Camp Fire girls and the High school. cares to speak on. Her impressions Henrichs her friends in thiscity, at the resi Tom Reed for president in ’96. Right Quaid Fish Pond, Tuesday Afternoon Study to the capital during the hectic days NOTICE Belshee, H. dence of, Mrs. O. Cushman, until her Right Ttickie Club; Candy, Neighbors at Wood of the first spring of the Roosevelt Funds are available to A fire running from the engine ash Axtell departure for Califs with Mr. Moore OCT , Right End craft; Hot dog stand. Pythian Sis administration will be illuminating. outstanding warrants Nos. A26 to heap after the threshers left J B- Me May next month- I The Pierces are making a tour of A85 inclusive on Dist- 19, Moro,Ore ters; Wheel of chance, American Grath’s stacks last week, was put Powell Right Half out by Mr. Thompson and Ed Gay, Thompson this section of their district and Interest stops on this date. Oct. 0 Legion; Beno game, Wasco Fireman; Left Half Quilt show, Waseo Womans Study have appeared in , Hood River and 1933. Ida Bolle Urquhart leaves this neighbors, whoso timely discovery Barnes Fullback C J. Thompson, clerk- ( j Wasco counties in the past week- week for Lind. Wash., whore sho will, undoubtedly prevented much troubles Fraser FOSSI Otiti LEtltmUUlES, 10IIUURES ~ 10 CtHMESLTE THE IITH Newtpaptr Files of Years Ago Tell of Early Day Happenings WEATHER REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING OCT. 4 ■MS WILL SE SPEAKER
