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telia Kato Smith
The Village Baldwin
Sampo
Houston
The wonder book of light
Doctor; Susan Spray
Forward Pass
Barbour
Irving
in
Barstow
Explorers
and
settlers
SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER, Established Nov. R IMS
Cerner
Terhune Wolf ; Buff—A Collie
U. S. history
GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL, Established Oct. 14, 1807
Stover of Yale
Johnson
Ruck This Year, Next Year, Some Bantow
Famous picture*
Earl Old*, Georg« Wilcox, Ed Al-
CONSOLIDATED, MARCH 6, 1981
Johnston
Andrey
time
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Bayne On the Irish jaunting car ....
i ley, Clarence Morrison, Truman
WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRISE, Established 1891
Kingsley
Miss Philura’s wedding
Bechdolt The Hard Rock Man
Strong and Alva Stone left bright
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CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4, 1982.
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gown
Bindon
The
boy
ranchers
of
Pu
and early Sunday morning for the
Ode to the Free hmen
Kipling
Th« light that failed
Thomas Since Columbus
get Sound
Ukiah district where they hoped to
Published Every Friday at Moro, Oregon, By
Lang
and
Edison
Lang and Edison
Birkhead
The Story of the French
sight some big bull elk to shoot.
minds
Book* from the State Library
Readers
GILES L. FRENCH
revolution
Managing Editor
Ixmdon John Barleycorn
AltebeUer Lento of the Wild
Brown Through the school
of the grain office here . in the ab Some are smart, more are dumb,
Lytton
Harold Dutton
Buckrose Down Our Street £
Some ett candy, some chew gum-
sence of J. W. Shepard-
McCarthey
Ireland and her story
Bell Trip to Lotusland
Cabot
In Northern Labrador
Burikins
McDonald
Betty in Canada
Biyth*
Mr. and Mr*. R. M. Monroe left They all may graduate sumo day.
Cave The boy scouts’ hike book
Buchan
Mr. Standfast
Tuesday afternoon for their home in At least that’s what they all say,
Craford
The Children of the King Martin The ways of the planet
Entered a* soeond-dees matter at tho ’oetoffics, at Moro, Oregon, under Act of
Tho
rest
of
us
doubt
it.
Clemens
Prince
and
th«
Pauper
Seattle after settling the affairs of
Day
Th« Skipper and the Skipped Onkan and Baker How to under
Congress of March 8,-1879.
Still they will shout it,
Collins
'
stand electrical work
Amateur
Mechanics
Mr*- Monroe’* fathe^. C- F- French.
Davis The white mice
Wo can only wait for that d
Curwood
Parker Disraeli (A play)
Honor of the Big Snows Deland
Successful
venture
For Sale. 60 young ewes. Roy
(fargway?)
SUBSCRIPTION RATES—PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Remick ' Glenoch girl* at Cam >
Dicke«»
David Copperfield
Edwards Our common road
Barnett.
West
Day
Rider
of
the
King
Log
;
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Foes Back country poems
A Passing Thought
Seri
1 In the animal world
Ctototer
Ie« Breaker*
Mr- and Mr*. John Liesa, of Amer
Six Month*............................... . ................................. ........................................... 1.00
Glass Abe and Mauruss
Gedey
When I Was a Girl in Gordon (Ralph Connor)
ican Falls, Idaho, and Mrs- Joe
Wild animals at home
Corporal Seton
Mexico
Chrisowsky. of Fruitland, Idaho, have
Smith Young Puritons of Old llad-
Cameron
t FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27,1983.
been visiting at the Henry Roth home He's
ley
Haskin
The American Government
his bead—Lika a toon.
Green« My Country's Voice
tho past week. Mr*. Leis* is a sister
-
Hardy . Far From th« Maddening
of Mrs. Roth and Mk*. Chrisowsky is
IT’S A NICE THEORY , -
Crowd
Story hour favorites
.
We humans are a peculiar lot. We use catch words and
Stanley Knuow and Mi** Norma birds, (or what, hare yon?>oat of Harper
We hav? Stacks of Clothes and Shelves full of Shoes
Hasen Fifty years of Europe
catch phrases that express ideas WC don’t subscribe to. We fol- Garrett were attendant* at the foot-
Holbrook Hiawatha Primer
They can be bought cheaper now—Don’t Delay—Get ready
iow the popular fashion in words as well as in clothes. Ten years | h*11
in
Huccutt Element* of Businas» Law
L. R. French is in Portland and been turned in to tha Instructor, *11- Jonckhoer«
When I was a boy in • for inter. It is ECONOMY to buy while prices are low.
agq to describe a man as a thoroughly individual American was to
. Salem on business for the Columbia though many of them were found to
compliment hlm, now since the use of word, "individualism” by Barge company this week.
Kyne
Webster Man’s Man
Lang Blue Fairy Book
the unpopular Mr. Hoover, to call a man an, individualist is to
t . m Rolfe, c. w. Fields and Tom
Langs
The Shawnee’s Warning
brand him as something belonging to another generation and is Garrett were in Moro Tuesday night
McSpadden
Boys* book of Fânwu?
far from a comptiment
| to hear th« PWA talk at the commer-
chased by the Grass
Soldier*
cial club.
F ara as follow*:
Materi inks
Children's Life of the
’ This is supposed to be an era of cooperation even unto social-
_ A
Villg Caprice
rr
r
I Buster Logan was a visitor here
Bowery Dark Horse, The Ranch at
. ism and maybe it will eventually become that We are likely to from Bend thia week.
Mathews
Boy Scouts' book of
tho Wolverine.
become social when we are in trouble and individualistic when we
Mrs. Harold Hughe* entertained
stories
Montgomery
Rainbow V alley
the faculty one evening over the Barbour
are prosperous Misery loves company, it is said.
Todd Hale at Camp
Muir
Stickeen
week end.
Brill Tha Secret Cache
There is little in the nature of man or in his history to lead
Minyay Storyland
The Roofs
of Weir
to the conclusion that be will suddenly desert his individualism. I
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Oemier A Woman named Smith
Shfla of Youth
Dramatic Moments in Amer
We look out for ourseives first and may subscribe to social ideas
Eviaon The Good for Nothing Gray. Page
ica
while the personal good appears to be furthered through that the Grand Coulee dam in Washington
Parker Pierre and his People
Tho Story of Susan
method, but until something changes human nature John Doe is and Jo® BW h charge of the pool Forrest«',
The Polly Page Yacht Parrish Maid of the Forest
going to be concerned with himself and the little Does before he
here’
Parson* Land at Fair Play
Club
Perkins
Tho Scotch Twins
Mrs. Wilt entertained the Woman's
gives much support to the brotherhood of man, social theory
I Club at her home Wednesday of last Graham * Candle* in the Sun
Powell
Successful canning and pre-
week.
serving
the contrary not withstanding.
*,.
Grass Valley
Glaspell
Ambro^ Holt and Family
Tum A-Lum Lumber
Rankin
Dandelion Cottage
Fugitive*
Return
A
nine
and
a
half
pound
boy
was
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has a car of hard Utah Lump in transit.
Riley
Riley Reader ’
I born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zimmer- Hamilton Three Against Fate
RobL
Wheeler
Boy
with
U.
S.
life
Place your order now and save money.
A NEW TRANSPORTATION DEAL
Harrison Andrew Bride of Pari*
I man last Friday
saver*
Tho Prodigal Giri; Ladybird;
• The move of the non-high school board and the citizens who I Mre. c L pojey Mra j H wnt Hill
Mrs. C. L. Poley, Mrs. J. H. Wilt
Slo**on Creative Chemistry
Out of th* Storm; »Lo Michael
Phone 93 Grass Valley, Oregcn
met with it toward transportation Of high school pupils is in *nd Mr*. W. R. Blake entertained a. Jacob* Jean of Juniper Inn
Smith
What can literature do for
•
t
me
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Kyne
The Parson of Panamine
our opinion a forward step under present conditions
Several dis-
Tarkington
Ramsey Milhollard
tricts in the county are and have been transporting high school I afternoon
Turpin
Peggy of (Round About
querar
pupils in their district bus and this has been satisfactory for those
Millard Eakin has definitely moved Kipling
Jest So Stories .
We are now carrying ¿ full line of Rough Pine
Walpole Jeremy
Kerr
Giri
into Woman
areas
High school pupils in those districts having no bus have
th®
Taylor ranch and will farm
Warren
Farm
Management
Dimension and Boxing. We quote you Diliver-
- -
had to get to school as best they could and in some cases it
has re-1 I that land for the coming year. A. E. Knip« Bunny Play* th« Gam«
Waterloo Ab, the Cave Man
Mark Ti4d in Egypt
ed to your door on package materials & fuel.
Eslinger and family have moved to Kalland
suited in Children stopping at the end of the eighth grade. The the old Dennis property in town for Milne Ann Zn Zan; The Vintage of Whlte Biased Trail
Wister Red Man and White
Yon Ye«
new plan will give some aid to parents who want their children to the winter
Young
Alaska days with John
L*nge
Th« Iroquois Scout
Muir
continue
school
Youngw Sister; Butterfly
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Last Week School Note« of Grass Norris
Evarts
Spanish Acres
To A-Lum Lam her Ce., Grass Valley, Oregon
Porter Just Mother
The cost to the county will not be great if a reasonable pay- Valley
Gene
Stratton
Porter
The
White
—
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In Pasture* New
ment per pupil mile is made out on a sliding scale as proposed at
the English teacher,
Hag; At th« Foot of th« Rainbow Asbjornson Fairy Tale* from th«
the meeting. It has always been assumed that the state and caae of de^ttîf aThe h« cre^tedT
'Richmond
Red Pepperis Patiente |
North
county was not interested in childreh after they had completed the I debate team in every class and is ex-
Grass Valley
Our large stock of Dry Goods and Clothing
is an opportunity for our customers.
H. Zeigler’s
. Oregon
Grass Valley
Place your order NOW
In the Lumber Line
grammer grades and this transportation method changes that
theory. Now the county will provide means of schooling to boys
debaUiTtethl
Ae
and girl« through the high school courses if they care to avail state debate club; this suggestion did
themselves of it
There we objections to Out if carried out in
the spirit and the method approved it will be successful.
- I anyway.
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Football practice was made doubly
It has been reported that grain dealers are buying up wheat interesting Friday when the Kent
with the intention of holding it so they can get a higher price from
ThTpiayh^
both^Ww
the new export association a little later. We leave it to you if was rather “ragged” owing to lack
that isn’t a bright idea. The administration will probably takeR P^ce and probably b«e*us« of
care of the situation and the dealers at the same time so that tne I on
NOVEMBER
OnJy
farmers, if anyone, will profit from the export pact.
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touchdown was . scored during the
I game, that wa* made by Bill Roth
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| of Grass Valley when he caught *
After the president’s speech over the radio the other nigntlpag, near
yne
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MON
TUE
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one of the big Oregon dailies reported him in favor of the man- «crom
aged dollar and the other big daily understood the president to be
Hester Henkie appeared *t school
for sound currency. And both apparently heard what they want abgence sh^had bee/visiting in the
I valley with her folks.
ed to hear
It just doesn’t do to call a woman the most attractive person
in tne world unless yon are prepared to go through with it. Har
old McCormick is being sued by that sort of a person who is evi-
a rodeo attachment and lately a dog show attachment. Soon a
bonafide farmer or stockman will be tl strange sight around the
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801XE
Second St
, The Dalles, Oregon
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OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN
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Information About the County, Schools,
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AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 845 The Dalle*, Or«.
g RASS VALLEY PHARMACY
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News About the People You Know
or
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Last fall democrats blamed the depression to the iniquitous
hawley-Smoot tariff; this fall they ban some imports entirely.
SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
Attorneys At Law
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Those eleven Beavers sure gnawed the legs off the Trojan
wooden horse. s
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to be made to combat Poverty, says the Oregonian, and all may
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Liquor, formerly regarded as a maker of poverty, is in Oregon
wonder.
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FUHERAL HOME
A man in Eastern Oregon is charged with misbranding a ^¿If.
How our English is detcrioriating - It used to be called slickear-
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exposition and the city dwellers will flock in to be amused.
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dently trying to use her attractiveness on his money.
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The Pacific International now has a horse show attachment,
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