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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1933)
PAGE THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOUR NAL, MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1933. FOUR Fil» PRICES CMS SLOWIT IF IT III on the sick list Mr- and Mrs Paul McCulloch spent last week end in Salem and Portland. Rosemary Walker is spending some time in Portland. Misa Johnson visited at her home Mias Striker attended the Giris Frolic In Portland over the wook end. given by the Wasco high school girts Rufus won its first game of volley Saturday night. The girts report ball Friday night, from Wasco. The having "pent a very enjoyable ava- score was 45 to 8. The “aub" team ning* finished the game for both schools. Mias Ashbaugh attended Home There will be no game this Friday, X Coming at LaGrande Norman school but the following Friday November of which she ^as » l««t year's grad 10, the girls will play Wasco. Polk County Raises uate- Each of the three grade rooms held Complete Breakfast Contrary to the previous item con Hallowe ’en parties Friday afternoon. cerning the date of the carnival it is Candy and pumpkin pie with whipped to be held Saturday, November 4, so cream were served as refreshments. DALLAS—Polk county reBidents that people from other county towns Mias Duvall presented her children may satisfy their desire for break may attend. with Hallowe’en cap a. fast of buckwheat ca^es* sorghum and pork sausages this winter with out going outside their own county for the “making^*’ says J- R Beck, county agent. * Three farmers in the Buena Vista districb*-J.W. and C. A. Cobine, Milt McGowan, James Funk and Frank Borter—raised sr small acreage of sorghum cane this year and now have about 200 gallons of sor ghum. At the same time Claude SPEAKING OF FLAVOR------ one-half cup of red cinnamon candy. Larkin of Rickreall, G. I* Shields of Boil for three minutes. Add pears Bethel, and A- iR. Ewing of Brush Sometimes a meal may ba Wall- College put out trial plantings of balanced colorful and still be uninter and heat Serve hot on warm ginger buckwheat and’ produced upwards of bread 100 bushels of buckwheat when made Such meals often need an element of Pumpkin Pie into flour. Of course there are penty surprise in flavor. In other words. of poorkers, so its just up to ths house Two cups pvmpkin wife now. demand a pleasing jolt occasionally. Two cups milk diesel fuel with third structure gaso line performs fairly well if care is taken to heat up the engine well at the start. With tractors especially designed to heat the manifold extaa hot, 60 or 80 per cent mixtures are used A Shirley Poirier Depicts Spirit Of Junior Red Cross in Movie Mrs. Wesley Wilde shopped in The Dalles Saturday. S«v««ty Mrs- Kenneth McCafferty entertain- Some improvement in late crop yields during the past few weeks but very little change in the general lev el of farm price« nationally is re ported in a review of the* agricultural situation just released by the Oregon State college extension service. Wea ther conditions during September were favorable and1'prespects for late crops, «reept fruits, improved somewhat from the general low con dition of a month ago. Details with regard to the various commodities which were summarize 3 in the re port show a 5 per cert i sin for po tatoes and small incrutM. • for corn, oats, wheat, barley, hops; h*y and beans. The general farm price level conun ued at around 70 per cent of the 1910 -1914 average or 03 per cent of the 1926-1930 level- Owing somewhat to relatively high prices for hops, the Oregon farm price index at 60 per cent of the 1926-1930 average wa« higher than ,the general average for the whole country, according to the circular which contains price data and index numbers for nearly all pro ducts produced in the state. The index of prices paid by farmers has climbed above 116 per cent of pre-war where it was in September so that the exchange value of farm products still hangs around 60 per cent of “parity” despite strenuous efforts by the agricultural adjust ment administration to increase farm purchasing power, according to the circular. “Demand conditions continue weak” says the report, “despite substantial gains in business activity and employ ment during the past few months- The payroll of factory workers is still less than 60 per cent of the 1926-1930 amount which indicates the strength of domestic demand for farm pro ducts and consumer purchasing pow er Foreign markets during the 1932 -33 marketing year took the least American farm products in nearly sixty years. arrying out the Hallowe'en spirit- Mrs.. Anna Lee entertained two tables of contract bridge Wedneedar afternoon. High score wau* ntteie’Mri Mrs. J. T. Johnson- ‘ •». Mr and Mrs. B. H. Grady aorf twd aona.NyaL and-Ed motored;to'M>4* land last Sunday. Mr- and Mrs i-etumed Wednesday and the* h mained in Portland to attend Behad^ Wnteer Busrn««i college agaifl t&te year- v »• * 'Mr. and Mrs- L- E. Käseberg and laughter were Portland visitors last week end. OREGON -QAIRY COUNCIL Mr. and Mm H. D- Kingaon and ion of Portland were guests of Mr and Mrs Phil Yates last week end. James Reed of Reedport was a re- ;ent visitor in Wasco- Mr. and Mrs F. S. Lamborn and | James Ellis visited here Isst week Mr. and Mrs- Bernis Guy spent sever Mrs. Estes Morton. t There is nothing quite like the on his way to Walla Walla- al days in Portland last week flavor of ginger to lend a note of in One tablespoon melted butter Insurance Companies F rancis Watkins had the misfor terest to a meal. Ginger combines One cup brown sugar Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Fields and tune to get his leg broken last Friday t The P- N. G. club met Wednesday teaspoon cinnamon । at the home df Mrs- Jessie Amos. Active Without License with molasses in many interesting One daughter spent several days in Port in the Dufur foot ball game- One teaspoon ginger ways and since molasses is a rich and land last week. • ' The Tillicute bridge club met inexpensive source of iron, it is well One teaspoon salt The girls of Wasco high school had Thurtday at tee home of Mrs. Lee Mrs. Francis Medler entertained Pastry Numerous inquiries received al to use*it frequently. Ginger and Mo their annual “Frolic’’ Saturday night- with Mrs. Art . Smith at hostesses. the Junior bridge club and guests at Each class put on a stunt which Was most daily at the office of Insurance lasses together call for sour milk. One and one-half cup whipped cream her home last Wednesday- Mrs. Or enjoyed very much- There were Art Barzee-spent last week hunting Commissioner A. H- Averill from Sour milk, like siweet milk, is a whole One-half cup grated American cheere mand Hilderbrand made high score guests from Moro and Rufus and they around Fossil. I Oregon citizens concerning the re- ’ some and nutritious food and used Mix pumpkin, eggs, butter, and and Mrs- L P. Haven the draw liability of certain so-called benefit; in baking, it results in tastier, light- ee*arming*. Beat two minutes. Line added their stunta to the affair. Re The American Legion Auxiliary prize and Mrs- Douma of Moro the freshments were served later in the met Wednesday with Mrs. Paul Mc societies and assessment associations ’ er and more tender product*. large muffin tins with pastry and fill low score. . which offer questionable protection at Some suggestions for adding flavor with pumpkin mixture. Bake in a evening- About 140 guests were in Culloch. | low cost, most often transacting their to meals are: Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bargenholt attendance. noderate oven for 45 minutes Com Sour Milk Ginger Bread are visiting at Wamic. bine cream and cheese. Just before Mr. and Mrs. F. S- Lamborn and 1 business through mails, again prom- The ladies of the M- E- Aid had a serving put a spoonful on each ser Mr and Mrs. Everett Watkins doughnut sale which was quite a fi Mr- and Mra. Bernis Guy and family pts a warning to the prospective buy- One cup dark molasses spent several days last week in Port- er that cheap insurance is seldom of • Qne cup vice. spent several days in Portland last nancial success. . land and Foreet Grove- । much value when the actual need for 1 and one-third cups flour week. Gingerbread Gems With Apple« „ ADi,. , «- » x protection arises, especially so if the One-fourth cup melted butter Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kaseberg and Darrell McQuillan of Kelso spent •R. Sheard of the Federal Land Mix and sift together 2 tbsp, brown company issuing the policy is not One spoon sod* Janet left for Portland Tuesday to be last week in Wasco. Bank returned to Portland last week sugar, one-half teaspoon baking soda. licensed to transact business in this j <pwo teaspoons ginger gone several days. Mr. Kaseberg and after, spending several months at One cup pastry flour, one cup whole Janet will receive medical attention- Mr. and Mrs. John Royce andi Mr. state. The commsmoner’s office at ( One-half teaspoon salt Wasco. wheat flour, one-half teaspoon ginger, and Mrs. Harry Van Gilder were din Salem is always glad to answer any Two teaspoons baking powder Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Fields and 1 teaspoon cinnamon, one-fourth tsp inquiries as to the reliability of an in ner guests Sunday at the home of Mix soda with sour milk and add The Thursday bridge club met at daughter and son and Leon Smith mace and one-half tsp salt. Add surance company and in many cas«s to molasses- Sift together remaining Mr- and Mrs. Art Barxee. the home of Mrs. Harry Van Gilder. spent last week end in Portland and three-fourth cup morasses, one-fourth has been able to lend valuable asais- dry ingredients, combine mixtures, There were three tables and Mrs- Roy and Maynard Guy were here tance to the public in its insurance add butter, and beat vigorously. cup melted butter and one-fourth cup Vancouver- Guy Andrews won the club prise and Monday visiting relatives prior to go problems. Pour into a buttered shallow pan, of raisons or currents- Then add one Miss Trounce the guest prise I Mrs- Jessie Amos spent last week ing to California Not only do these unauthorized and bake thirty minutes in a moder egg well beaten and 2 tbsp, milk- tu n * -H entertain a _ x • The Pythian c- Sisters will ( in The Dalles with relatives. companies evade the payment of [ ate oven Serve with cinnamon pears Pare, core and cut two apples in Mrs. Doane of Condon was here eighths. Grease muffin pans and the Knight* and other members of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harrington of taxes but they are also without 1 made as follows: visiting last week. place some of the apple sections in the lodge on November 9th. i Portland were guest* last week end legal jurisdiction in this state and Cinnamon Pears each. Pour batter mixture over *the The Epworth League of the M E- Oregon citizens would have to insti The Wasco Women’s Study Club ** the Mee home* To the juice from one quart can of apples and bake in moderate oven of church had a Hallowe ’ en party Tues tute any suit against such a company met Friday at the home of Mrs. R. O. | Mr and Mrg Vernon Van Gilder pears, add three-fourths of sugar and 375 F. for about 25 minutes- day night in the church basement. in the state in which it is domiciled in at the Miss Ivalou and Esther Peugh Scott A very entertaining paper and family were dinner Games were played and a good time case of a disputed claim- Further were shopping in The Dalles Satur was given by Dr- Richelderfer on 0>Meara home lwt Sunday. reported by all present- more, in most instances, companies of “Muscle Shoals.'* day. this class are not financially able to Mr. and Mrs- J. H- Allen of Gol- W. W. Belcher of The Dalles will Miss Norma Feldman spent several ' dendale were guests last week end at Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Root enter qualify with our laws if they so de give a special talk to the Boy Scouts kW* am 1 * vas# Loi i K L her as * ’ _ à • in Portland last «asAaslr- week varí with sired tained the members of the Saturday days the Howard Hines home- Sunday November 4, at the M. E. Because of the ambiguous wording night dinner club at their home last sister. The Tillicum bridge club met last church at 11 o'clock instead of the of the policies issued, the ordinary week. Mrs. Hugh White made high Mr- and Mrs- Estes Morton have regular sermon- All scouts and any layman is led to believe he has cov score at bridge and Hugh Walker returned from their short trip to Thursday with Mr- Geo. Wilde- Mrs- John Royce won club prixe and Mrs. one interested are invited to attends erage which in reality is not Contain also attained high score for the men. California. ' Retailers of Joe Hilderbrand won guest prixe. Lee Dehler might not have had ed in the policy- The Christian church Sunday school June Wilde had a number of her According to Commissioner Averill <Flour Mrs. Andy Shearer and Max re- any luck with deer but he did get a will have a ‘‘home coming’* Sunday friends in Saturday afternoon to a the follpwing companies are not li chunk of elk meat to bring home l turned last Saturday from a visit in November 4 A program has been Hallowe’en party of games and jig- when he and a party of friends went censed to transact an insurance busi Portland, Salem and Vancouver. planned and a pot luck dinner at 12 saw puzxles GRAIN, FEED, INSURANCE ness of any kind in this state: o’clock to which all members aro „ „ . „ . Kenneth McCaffefty and family after them- Postal Life A Casualty Insurance Mr.. Francu Medler »"“rUlnM a Tuegday for Batu<) Gn)und w„h. urged to come- Company, Kansas City, Missouri; number of .1 her home Fndny w)wre thcy >pend 8evera, Mrs. Fleck of Rufus was a guest of night. High score for bridge was i Diesel Motors National Aid Society, Springfield. Mrs. Anna Lee Friday. made by Mrs. Hildred Zell second by Mrs Herbert Root entertained a Illinois. . Use Less Fuel • National Protective Insurance As Little Janet Kaseberg is reported Mrs. Art Smith and consolation by । number of guests Thursday at bridge. sociation, Kansas City, Missouri. Western Pacific Health Association, A diesel tractor will operate at a Denver. Colorado. fuel cost of about one-fourth that of a Capitol Mutual Benefit Association, tractor operated by gasoline says R. Denver, Colorado. N. Lunde, agricultural engineering Staring Association. Beverly Hills, specialist at the Oregon State col California. lege. Many farmers with gasoline National Security Association. Bev tractors are now burning a mixture erly Hills, California. of diesel fuel and gasoline with fair National Accident Society, Spring ly good results With the ordinary field, Illinois. tractor a mixture of 30 to 50 per cent New Deal Burial Association, Dal las. Texas- COPPER CARBONATE Economical Mutual Life Associa NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice it hereby given that the tion, Los Angeles, California. SNOW MAID FLOUR per bbl $6.50 Capital States Benefit Association. undersigned Etta Moore has been High Grade Family Patent appointed administratrix of the es Willow Hill, Illinois. tate of James Woods, and has quali American Aid Association, South fied aa such adminietratrix All per Bend, Indiana. SHORTS per ton 19.00 sons having claims against the Mid All American Association, Holly estate are hereby required to present wood, California MILL RUN per ton 17.00 « the same duly verified to the under Pol icy holders Life Insurance As signed at her home in Moro, Sherman sociation, Los Angeles, California- BRAN per ton 17.00 County, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice, to-wit: October 20, ^Ground STOCK SALT per ton 16.50 1933- Etta Moore, .85 Morton’s SMOKE SALT 10 lb. can Administratrix Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hill of Yuba City, California, visited at the home Roscoe Krier, Attorney for AdmhMtrstrix SAUSAGE BEASONINQ 10 oz. can .26 of Mr. and Mrs- Arthur Striker for Moro, Oregon a few days. Mr. Hill is a brother of Mrs- Striker. POULTRY FEED ■» Ralph Wickersham of Portland Wasco R. H. McKean Mrs. B. E Hailey, Asst Mgr. Crown Mills FLOUR Mitchd, Lewis & Staver Co. Farm Implements Oregon Wasco WE SELL Yas! we du Printig Come up and see us sometime when you need forms, letterheads etc. Rufus News WASCO MARKET visited at the home of Miss Duvall over the week end. ' W- B Simmons and family have taken up residence in the house of the late Mrs Fowler. RED 4 WHITE STORE Groceries— Meats- Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Season. Year Patronage Solicited Mr. and Mrs. Art Juhnke of Colfax Washington, while enroute to Port- land visited at the home of Mil Striker, Sunday 1 RUFUS SCHOOL NOTES The Rufus high school girls and INSURANCE Wheat Bought and Sold DEAL with YOUR LOCAL Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers WASCO. OREGON . J
