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Newspaper Page TextTHE SHERMAN COUNTY JOUR NAL, MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY. DECEMBER IB 1933 daughter were viaiUng with relatives. The Tillicum bridge dub met IlterMtar with Bob McPharaon. WHEAT ALLOTMENT Continued from page throe ~ Allot 3164 bu. Max. 418 A. BORSTEL THEO. C. von., 1&7 A, Allot 3040 btt Max. 342 A. * BORSTEL; THEO. C. von*, Holt Military 591. Al Allot. 1528 bu. Max. YOUNG; GKOVÊR C*. Kohler 240 PINKERTON; HARRY B., PtakurJ ««NAGIN; FRED. Fulton Farm 1Ò88 at 9 o’clock a. m. And continu 820 A. Allot. I960 bu. Max 231 A. ing until Friday, Dec.^t, 1933, at HENNAGIN» | RED, Blau Farm 798 A. Allot 5274 bu Max. 247 A- Wednesday Forenoon—U. S. History. HENNAGIN; FRED, F. Hennagin Writing (penmanship),. Geometry, 724 A. Allot 4615 bu. Max 281 A* Botany. HOWELL; C. H., Baker 1672 A. Wednesday Afternoon — Physiology, Allot 10269-bu. Max. 637 A. Reading, Composition, General HUCJLIN; AUGUSTA M., 1006 History. AJUot 6063 bn. Max 297 A. INDEPENDENT WHSE A MILL Thursday forenoon—Arithmetic, His tory of Education, Psychology, ING CO., 320 A. Allot. 1764 bu Max. Thursday Afternoon —• Grammar, Geography, American Literature, KASEBERG; A. C. A, G Kaseberg Farm 2040 A. Allot 11746 bu- Max Physics. 700 A. Friday Forenoon—Theory and Prac KASEBERG; A C. J. R. Kaseberg tice, Orthography.. (Spelling), Farm 600 A. Allot 3489 bu. Max* Physical Geography, Engibh Lltar* 229 A. . KASEBERG; L. E. 2*95 A. Allot • ature. ton 640 A. ou. . Max 250 A. =. “ A AUot, A!lot, 8667 oq REID; DAVID, 1040 A. Allot 4501 bu. Max. 213 A. , RICE; W. B., 16M, A. Allot. 5453 11b members of the Christian bu. Max. 510 A. Be eure and attend the “Mother church had a pot luck dinner at the W asco RICHELDERFER; ASA and EARL WASCO POST OFFICE church last Sunday after Sunday C 290 A. Allot. 1670 bu. Max 159 A. CLAW^EW E, Clark 640 A. Al- RICHELDERFER; ASA A EARL, Harry B; Pinksrton, chairman; GM. B 820 A. AUot 1877 bu. Max. 160 A. The Junior bridge dub met Thurs lot. 692 bu. Max. 120 A. patronage is solicited. There will be Kuypert; David Reid RICHELDEBFER; ASA A EARL, CLARK; LEW E.^ Schassen 1040 day with Mrs. M. G Tuet A- Allot 2186 bu. Max 229 A. ANDREWS; W H , B. L-Andrew» A 820 A. AUot. 1574 bu. Max none DAVIS; J* U 1280 A. Allot 554S 320 A. Allot 1400 bu.’M«. 102 • __________ | A. RICHELDERFER; A8A A EARL, I turned from Salem Monday evening help the church A ' * 1 A M DiPTTWQ • W IT D Pound auh /I Vo* bu. LeJKftK« Max 382 A- ANDREWS; W- H, Farm ■ E. 820 A* AUot. 1838 bu. Max. 246 A where Mr. Yates attended theL^gis- The Neighbors ‘of Woodcraft had DECKER; JOHN J*. 5000 A. AUot. 533 A. Allot 2820 bu. May. 139 A. RICHELDERFER; ASA A EARL. lature. a benefit card party Thursday night. BARNETT; W. M., Estate 787 A. D 320 A. AUot. 1961 bu. Max. 252 A. Mr. and Mrs. Afton McIntyre and 6617 bu. Max. 756 A- Twelve tables of bp<i*e and &00 were FRITTS; J. .S., 640 A. Allot. 1818 IRICHELDER¡FER¡ ASA A EARL, playing. High bridge scores were family returned Monday from sever bu. Max 189 A- ’ * . BELSHEE; WESLEY ROY. R. 2160 A. Allot. 14501 bu. Max- 662 A. made by Lena Brock and Vinton al days visit in Portland and Van GREGG; CARL B-, Brown 1360 A« Belshee 480 A. A Ilôt 2521 bu. Max. 'f Watkins and for 500 by Mrs. Hatten- couver* Allot 2755 bu Max. 311 A. * Allot 2205 bu. Max. 179 A 198 A- Mr- and Mr». Kenneth McCafferty houerofThe Dalles and Lawrence GREGG; JOE H., 1200 A. Allot. ROYCE; J. F., MbCoy 480 A Allot 1696* bn Max. 1028 A. BELSHEE; WESLEY ROY, Bahu- Funk.~ and Darline spent the week end in 3112 bu^ Max. 818 A. gebra, Geology, CivU Government, man 240 A. AUot 1229 bu Max. 94 A. 2290 bu. Max. 174 A, . MAURUS; LEONARD 653 A- Al GUYTON; CHARLES and CORA Little Jean Gossoa was reported on the vaO^. Bookkeeping. SMITH; ARTHUR J.. Huck 320 lot 8806 bu. Max. 240 A. BRACKETT; H. H, 640 A. Allot. the sick list the first of the week Among those who attended the B , 1280 A. Allot 616 bu Max* 79 A. 2578 bu. Max 170 A. A. Allot 1899 bu. Max. none WILEY W. KNIGHTEN McDERMID; D. Hines Farm 640 A. GUYTON; W. C. and ADA B., W. wheat league in Moro Friday and SMITH; ARTHUR J^ Anna Lee BRACKETT; JOSEPH L, and MA- County School Superintendent. Allot. 4450 bu. Max. 272 A. Sharpstein of Lœ Angeles in M. W^&urX looking after was his S^urday were Fiwd Hennagin, Her- C. Guyton 921 A Allot. 1538 bu RY E., 160 A- Allot 962 bu. Max- 159 A. Allot. 852 bu. Max. 112 A. McDEDMID; D., E. O. L. 640 A. Al- ! beet Root Hugh White, Asa Richel- Max. 162 A. nona SMITH; ARTHUR J. Eaton 160 A. « lot. 3221 bu. Max. 254 A. Notice of Final Settlement farming interests. GUYTON; W' C-, Dad Guyton 240 derfer. Harry Proudfoot Hugh W»l- BROADACRES FARM INC. Mor- Allot. 11 «6 bu. Max. 134 A, I McDERMID; D., McDormid Farm The Contract Club entertained Bruce Grady, A. Allot 797 bu. Max. 119 A. gan 640 A. Allot. 3606 bu. Max 259 : SMITH; ARTHUR J., Hood 160 690 A. Allot 4667 bu- Max 183 A- their husbands and guest» with a pot HAGGERTY; - Allot 105a bu. Max. Î16 A. Walter Laymen of the Farmers J . - WILBUR K .1062 A. A. McQUILUN. E W.. W 8. Barzee luck dinner at the J* T* Johns n h me National Warehouse Corporation Allot 1751 Uu» Max 84 A. BURRESS; W Ochman 1200 A. SMITH; ARTHUR J., Woods 220 Farm 208 A. Allot 1136 bu- M m 168, HAGGERTY,' WILBUR K-, 960 A- Allot. 6781 bu. Max. 510 A. Thursday and Mk- and Mrs. . S. was in Wasco Tuesday looking after ’ ’ I A!ed)n the County Court of the State A. Allot 1069 bu. Max. 164 A. Lamborn made high scores. Mrs- A.t bus’ne^s interests. licQUILUN, E. W„ E. MeQuUUn ' “L?"?"* COATS; CLAUDE E-, Tate 640 A. i A,!£,269i SMITH; ARTHUR J., Medter Es- Smith, Harland Johnson and Mrs- Allot 2726 bu. Max. 192 A. Ute 6i0 Vo A. Allot. 8707 bu Max. Mux. 1TB ITS Farm 100 A. Allot 80S bu. Max. 124 Pb-1 Aeeount aa4 that th» M m Geo. ¿Irzh Un nn and unrl Wm. Wm Pnrti* HBLY^Rj EK M>, Duckworth Mra Up on Curt,», im »J#oL . EBN ’J<irS£TAx. 74 A. a _ m a « »« i A , IL a 1 Kt K ilav Cargill of Idaho were guests. CROSS; T. A., Macnab 160 A. Al- fur buyer» from Oregon City, were. I HEL¥W;«M<BBJiL, IkO A. Al- MILLER; J. J, 11« A. Allot. 14M £ l ’ *4' 2* S“ li lot. 723 bu, M ion* : I STRIKER; A. T^ 1600 A. Allot- Bell Clothier was a visitor in Hood Wasco Tuesday and were over 00 o'clock A m., in the office of the lot. 1907 bu: MW.'HTA* CROSS; T. _ . Macnab 920 A. Al- 5767 bu. Max 650 A. bu. Max. 166 A. River Thursday- 1 night guests at the R. 0- Scott heme. HELYER;: WILBUR C, Helyer lot. 4467 bn. Max 297 A. OLSON; EVAN T., E. O. L. 010 A. £or She?TJ, ......... .... ............. - VAN GILDER; HARRY A., 320 Mr. and Mrs. J. O Russell of. Mrs. Estes- Morton and Mrs. Paul 1475 A Allot 5084 bu. Max. 490 A. CUSHMAN; E A., Woods 640 A. A. Allot. 1884 bu- Mo. 107 A. Allot 2271 bu. Max 68 A. Salem were visitor» at Wasco the McCulloch chopped in The Dalles on HELYER; WILBUR G, Baisiger Allot 1852 bu* Max 191 A. VAN GILDERÎ HARRY A., 360 A. OLSON; EVAN T., K>g 346 A. ladt of the week. • Monday. . 160 A. AUot 212 bu. Max. 48 A EVERETT; CARL A.. C. A. Tom Hot. 1628 bu. Max. 154 A. AUot 1770 bu. Mapc 149 5 A, HELYER;. WILBUR C., Porter 150 A. Allot. 887 bu. Max. 108 A. The P. N. G. club met Tuesday _ WALKER; & A-, 960 A. AUot. PATTERSON; W. C., 661 A. Al- for the hearing of objection to the EVERETT; CARL A, Ramey 480 4912 bu. Max. 310 A. same. If any. night at the Belshee home with Mrs. SALES TAX ------ place 980 A. Allot 958 bu. Max. 137 lot 428 bu- Max 246 A. D. J. McLachlan, A. Allot. 2062 bu. Max. Ill A. Grant Garland as hostess. Election | Continued from page one. WAL8H; L- R. 320 A*. Allot 1261 PROUDFOOT; H. D., 2000 A. AUot. .a Executor ' EVERETT; CARL A*, Wilkerson HELYER; WINNIE G-, Grisham of officers was held and the following ing farmer’s prt|>lems. All of tl»e bu. Max 103 A. 12151 bu. Max. 830 A. J. Tracy Barton, 320 A. Allot 1865 bu. Max. 119 A. elected president, Vern Wilde; vice- recommsndati<ms were passed by the 240 A. Allot 578 bu. Max- none WALSH; L. R, Woods 856 A. Al RADER; W. F., 800 A. Allot. 2527 Attorney for Executor. FOWLER: JOSEPH S-, Fowler lot 1776 bu. Max. 9a A. HELYER; WINNIE G., W. H. Hei- president. Mae Yocum; and secreta- league mnembly although there was bu. Max. 221 A. WATKINS; W. D„ Huckin 306 A. ry-treasurer, Wilma Sheets. After discussion of several of the resolu yer 790 A. Allot. 2.421 bu- Max. i 1038 A. Allot 4203 bu- Max 347 A* ROOT; G. H., Root Farm 603 A* | FOWLBR; JOSEPH 8., Fowler 660 AUot 1840 bi. Max. 232 A. the business »esaion 500 was played* tions. In all cases, however, the com* 165 A. NOTICE- OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Allot 8461 bu. Max. 221 A. GEORGE W., Graig A. AUot 2108 bu. Max. 113 A. ' WATKINS; W. D. 267 A. Allot with high scores made by Mae Yo mittee members had sufficent infoi- - HOWELL; ROOT; G. H-, Stanley Farm 360 A. Notice b hereby given that the un- ... . ,, ( | , HANSEN; OVE T*, 160 A. Allot, bu. Max. „„ cum and George Wilde and low by Allot 2333 bu. Max 166 A- deroigned has filed her final repor. । mation and argument to carry their । H q WELL . GEORGE W.. S^ck ‘ 919 bu. Max none June Spencer and Bob McPherson. . ------- j | watkins ; w dm 480 a . AUot SARGENT; G. A. 1280 A. Allot agd account of her administration of HANSEN; OVE T., Medler 320 A- ’ 2644 bu. Max. 183 A. ' Mr. and Mr»- Bill Nesbit entertain- ( ------------------- --- * Bennett Homestead 160 A, Allot. 350 7250 bu. Max. 395 A. the estate of Emma EUbte, deceased, A . » -1 WILKERSON; GEORGE E-, 320 | bu. Max- none. SPENCER; HOWARD M., Collett ed the Thursday bridge club for din with the Clerk of the County Cou t f WHEAT LEAGUE - | howell ; harry p .( 640 A. AL HAVEN; L. P., Sharpstem 640 A* a Allot 1765 bu. Max. 126 A. Farm 280 A. Allot. 1230 bu. Max ner and playing bridge afterwaid. Sherman County, Oregon, and thrt by b ?' A a I WILKERSON; GEORGE E., Ram- Continued from page one. . lot. 869 bu. Max. 139 A. 51 A. High scores were made by Mr- and HAVEN ; L. P-, McKean and Mor- ey A , Anot 3O84 2 80 A. order of the Judge of eaid court Sa - SPENCER; HOWARD M„ Fulton Mrs. Guy Andrew» and low by Mr. that it wa» probable that a trade war gan 160 A- Allot 1194 bu. Max. 182 — ' Estate 360 A. Allot 2060 bu. Max. urday, the 23rd day of December, 19b3 WILKERSON; GEORGE E.. 80 1. and Mr». Art Barsee. Mr. and Mrs- was imminent in the wheat business’. 480 A- Allot. 783 bu- Max. 148 A. JUSTESEN; ARTHUR, E. O. L . A Allot 166 bu. Max. none 170 A. at the hour of ten o’clock a* m., has Jdhn Royce were guests of the dub. He expressed confidence that the HEARING; C. B-, Sink 800 A. Al- SPENCER; HOWARD M., O. S. been fixed as the time, and the Coun T United States could emerge tri- ! 56 am Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Walker and KOEPKE; HANS 800 A- Allot lot. 4608 bu. Max 336 A. Spencer Farm 820 A. AUot- 1867 bu. ty Courtroom, in the Courthouse. umphant from such an encounter If LOCUST GROVE HERIN; HUGH R. and CELESTE i Rosemary shopped in The Dalle» Sat- the present export - association was 1938 bu. Max- 209 A. Max. 18 A. ____ . the City of Moro, Oregon, as »h* WASCO POST OFFICE urday LAFFOON; CLARENCÇ I., Kels > L.. Herin 480 A. Allot. 2311 bu. Max. supported by the government as it 52 bJ MURT2ft« 1000 A plaC*’ for hearin< 8Bid ftnal r 174 A. ■ 1280 A. Allot 1634 bu. Max. 361 A. ; Community Committee r Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Walker enter- ehould be. T<® ALLEN 180 A. Allot'. H»3 HERIN; HUGH R.. Herin Bros 174 G H. Root, chairman; L. E. Kase tained the Saturday night dinner club A thorough explanation of the I MARTIN; Kenneth E-, Sommers A. Allot 822 bu. Max 68 A. thereto, if any there be, and the set this wedt at their home, and after wheat situation of the world, espec- 2080 A. Allot 3224 bu. Max. 463 A. I bu. Max- 64 A. berg; Fred Hennigan HOLZAPFEL; HERBERT. 1014 A. | McKAY; GEORGE F., 640 A.. Al I < VAN GILDER; B. W t g Van Gil- tlement und closing of said estate. dinner playing bridge. Mr»- Hugh ially of the norttvwest wheat condi- Allot 4814 bu. Max. 323 A. Dated this 24th day of November, White was high point lady and W. H. Jions, was made by Harold Sanford. 1°^* 1381 bu* Max. 215 A. der 80 A. Allot 839 bu. Max. 19 A. 320 A 1803 bu* 1U A. McKAY; nmvnv GEORGE v F., Barnet 80' HOWELL; MARVIN I., Murchie ku Burress scored high for the men. He sketched the production of wheat VAN GILDER; B. W., Van Gilder 1988. ALLEY; PAUL F., Hines Farm 160 A. Allot 695 bu- Max. none Lucetta A. Adlard. throughout the world, the exports A. Allot 133 bu. Max. 20 A- JOHNSON; ALBERT S. and NET- 32® J830 A. Mrs. Fred Fortner entertained 3 and the consumption. McKAY; GEORGE F-, Craig 160 A. 240 A. „ w Administratrix of said estate ANDERSON; ARVID ERIK, G. TIE M-, 720 A. Allot 3273 bu. Max. tables of bridge ladies Saturday af VAN GILDDR; VERNON, V Van Updegraff & Pepper. He prophesied that unless another Allot. 320 bu. Max. none Anderson Form 140 A. Allot. 846 bu. . a ternoon n honor of Mr». L J. Lucas short crop was harvested next year MCLENNAN ; ALEX. 320 A. Allot 229 A. Gilder 80 A. Allot- 245 bu. Max. 33 A- A AdminUtratrix JOHNSON; G W. 360 A. Allât Max’ 103 A VAN GILDER; VERNON. G. A £or who was a week end visitor from throughout the world the surplus . 220 bu. Max. 60 A. 1 ; ANDERSON; ARVID ERIK, Fulton Last publication December 15, 1933 Condon. Mrs. Ormand Hilderbrand would not be materially reduced.' MITCHELL; Wm, 62 A. Allot 218 , 2278 bu. Max. 150 A- Sargent 820 A. Allot. 1818 bu. Max. KASBBERG; THERESA A., 680 Farm 610 A. Allot. 2330 bu. Max. 119 A* was high score lady* bu. Max 34 A- There b a probability that United 93 A. MORROW; H. E., Morrow 360 A. A. Allot. 4281 bu. Max. 355 A. r WATKINS; E. H., E. Kaseberg 80 Dana Jean McMillan entertained 7 States production will be ten percent KUYPBRS; C. J., Brackett Estale ANDERSON; VICTOR. V. Ander- A. Allot 661 bu. Max. none. Allot. 937 bu. Max. 126 A* SHERIFFS SALE* tables of 500 Saturday night and son Farm 793 A. Allot 3784 bu. Max IMURROW; H. E., Spier 280 A- Al- 1260 A. Allot. 1469 bv> Max. 263 A. WATKINS;, E. H., J. K. Kaseberg Catherine Johnson and Virgil Broek 000 bushels which is about a hundred In virtue of an Execution issued KUYPERS; C. M-, 716 A. Allot. 291 A. 2195 A. Allot 15738 bu. Max. 835 A. were the successful high scorers- million bushels more than wo use lot. 414 bu. Max. none out of the Circuit Court upon a de- . ANDERSON; VICTOR. B. O- Ful 2899 bu. Max 192 A. NORTON; J. E., E- O, L* 640 WHITE; H. A., White 150 A. Allnt. Mrs- L. J. Lucas was a visitor in .___ i creo in favor of H. E. Everett and I . LAM BORN; FRANK S. and ALICE ton Estate 378 A, Allot 2836 bu. Max. 836 bu. Max none . AUot. 1233 bu- Max- 326 A. Woeo Saturday and Sunday from । ^*7 J“ ” .77 A. NORTON ; J. E, Lemmon 160 A. J , 800 A. Allot 3979 bu. Max. 367 WHITE; H. A., Stone 170 A. Al Eliza Everett and against S E. Ea Condon. Sha wa. a dinn«- enol • <*»“••»*« »«F“ w,r ANDERSON; EMIL. E. Anderxon lot 1087 bu. Max. 150 A. kin and Eva Eakin, in the sum of Allot* 224 bu. Max. none Saturday nirht at th. Goo. Potter LAMBURN; GEORGE, 320 A. Al- Farm 540 A. Allot. 2910 bu. Max. 3266 24 and 388 80 coats hnd dis- PETERS; PETER. White 1520 WHITE; H. A., Issacs 140 A. Allot. • in wheat production Now it b prob* lot 1496 bu. Max. 200 A. 1A. 397 bu. Max none bunemeamBjl with interest on both I able that we will have to return to Allot. 2505 bu- Max. 291 A. LAMBORN; GEORGE, H. Lam-* ANDERSON; EMIL. Fulton Farm PETERS; PETER. Sehass3n 240 WHITE; H. A., G F^-Fulton 1800 sums-at 6 percent per annum, from Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Russell of • g production for domestic use only. born 160 A. Allot 588 bu. Max, none 331 A. Allot 1944 bu. Max. 145 A. A. Allot 6499 bu. Max 493 A. Salem, Mrs. Huckin, Mrs- Bell Cloth- An export subsidy and domestic ai- Allot. 890 bu- Max 85 A* November 17th, 1933, I wiU seU at MACNAB; A. and HELEN B., 334 ANDREWS; GUY C., Andrews RECKMAN; JOHN H*. 640 A. Al- WINNETT; LAWRENCE E.. An ier and daughters were dinner guest« lotknent may be used to aid farmers A. Allot 1799 bu. Max. 125 A. Ta rm 384 A. Allot 1722 bu. Max. derson A Fulton 280 A. Allot 892 bu. the East Court House door in Moro, of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gilford Friday whRe getting to that basis he said. m * Oregon, on the 6th day of January, MACNAB; R. S., 1089 A* Allot.. 132 A. Max. 140 A. -P. E. Stephens, of the experimen- RUCKER; JACK. 11-0 A. Allot. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pound of The 5287 bu. Max. 836 A. BARNETT; F- G, F. L. 1 Barnett WINNETT; LAWRENCE E., Ful- 1934, at the hour of 11:00 o'clock h®* Max. 127 A. MATHIESON; John, 560 A. Allot,1 Farm 320 A. AUot 1684 bu. Mix- Dalles were guests at ths Shearer tai farm near Moro, told of the new A. M. at public auction for cash, ton 160 A. Allot 779 bu. Mav none developments in tillage and breeding SATHER; DDUIS, 1247 A. Allot, home Sunday. 3079 bu Max. 196 A. no*5 A. the following premises: of wheat*. He especially warned 4180 buA: BARZEE; A. L, Barsee Farm 320 SCHADEWITZ; C CARL Mrs. Fred Fortner and Mrs. Cloth- termers of the Columbia basin to be- A . H.. Schade- ' McCLURE; JOHN 800 A. Allot TEACHERS EXAMINATION The Skmth t One-halfi of the A. Allot. 1312 bu. Max. 68 A. ■ ier invited a number of neighbors to f <1.™™ of erosion 240 A* Allot 422 bu* Max none 2831 bu. Max. 258 A. Notice is hereby given that the South west Quarter (8% of BARZEE; A. L~ Neice 160 A. Al Myers 820 A. make up a party to surprise Mrs. Z^ gnow faU“^ozen ground it SCHADEWITZ; CARL H., Estate' McDERMID; J. County School Superintendent of SWK) of Section Three (3) in lot W bu Max. 130 A. Augusta Huckin Saturday night b to preventwuh- 1200 A AHot 3353 bu. Max. 460 A. Allot 1698 bu. Max, 186 A. Sherman Countyt Oregon, will hold Township 1 South, of Range Se BURRES; W. H., Shnn^on 989 A- McDERMID; J. C., 986 A Allot. The evening was spent in playing gbould be taken SCHILLING; GUS P-, SAilling the regular examination of applicants AUot 5568 bu. Max. 832 A. venteen (17) R W. M* located 6247 bu, Max. 340 A. bridge and Harland Johnson made u ^ndte iZd so as to prevent un- 480 A* A1,ot 1356 bu* Max 161 A- BI IRRES; W. H., Thornberry 1657 for State teachers* certificates at and being in the County of Sh- McINTYRE; A. H., 640 A. Allot high score. Mn F 8. Lamborn made wagtln< rf the top soil. He SCHILLING; GUS P., E. O. L. 367 A. AUot 5393 bu. Max 500 A. Moro as follow»-. second high and Mrs. Hull receivod . ofy the ne* wheat, A. Allot 538 bu. Max. 208 A^ 3929 bu. Max. 259 A. COLE F. A McKINNEY Wm. J120 McPHERSON; R. a ., 480 a . Allot. Commencing Wednesday, Dec., 20 Hugh Chrisman, Sheriff consolation- ^ba available for contracted SCHILLING; GUS P.. Moon 160 A A. Allot. 5991 bu. Max 332 A. Mr. and Mix Bruce Grady and acreage, the soil conditions in regard Albi' iNG^Us”P~ R hvh <( h I< 1478 bu. Max. 217 A. DINGLE; RICHARD T., Dingle McPHERSON; R- A., Loomis 489 Naomi were dinner guests at the to moisture and the lesson» learned SCHiLUNG. GUS P» ^«adak A. Allot 2345 bx Max. 191 A. Farm 160 A. AUot 923 bu. Max 84 by the freese of last December A. AUot M c PHERSON; R A. McCoy 320 A. । A ___ ____ when only a few hardy wheats sur- SMITH; W. O., 400 A. Allot 1704 Allot. 1446 bu- Max. 131 A. I DINGLE; RICHARD T, Medler vived O»» cold. There haa been as bu' Max. 156 A. MEDLER; CHESTER U., 640 A. Far® 320 A. Allot 879 bu. Max. 81 m^ Xtotan ¿Urn top thr« tnt WALMAN; ROBERT, 240 A. Allot. Allot. 3702 bu. Max. 246 A- - i A* S U h , “ Ih. put foor y«r.~ «n>u. Max 42.5 A. J. O. Russell of Salem, Mrs. Bell FIELDS; I. E., Dingle Farm 1000 WALTON: GUY R, «40 A. Allot MILLARD; BRUCE B. 400 A. Al Clothier, and Mr. and Mrs- Ross Gil uoTw» u ummL Th. dkcleney A- Allot 2217 bu. Max. 178 A. lot 1196 bu. Max. 72 A. ford and son and daughter. hu in tlrnlowor three foot of 1724 IM" 114 *• FIELDS; JOHN CECIL, Dare Pub (MILLARD; BRUCE B-, Fuller 480 ha said WALTON; L. V., 2060 A- Allot. Bobbie King of Grass Valley spent ton 1860 A. Allot 5226 bu. Mav 385 A. AUot 1550 bu. Max. 72 A. 8h^bv Wiggin, attorney from Port 8807 bu Max 836 A lan^kedite whee^en fo take ^AfcSENMILLER; JACOB, 640 A. MILLS; WILLIÄM A., 560 A. Al- . FIELDS; T. L., SchoU Bros. 640 A. Miao Esther Patey of Hood River .MIMI, BMW MW WUW B WI> > lot 3464 bu- Max. 258 A. per bbl $6.50 NEWTON; W. E-, 526 A. Allot. Allot. 3643 bu. Max 189 A. M a^rution H. FIELDS; T. L M C. F- Fulton Farm High Grade Family Patent pranlud that frW«ht Mvlnn wool* AJonjn c" E O L. 1958 bu. Max. 160 A. PETERS & GINN, Smith 320 A. 290 A. Allot. 1400 bu. Max. 196 A. “•‘’•V: Miu Georgia Striker spent last b. mor» th*n eu be Immediately HARPER; W. C., Harper Farm realised. It Is not a question of Jo* 684 A* AUot* 1317 b0, *** 144 Allot 1388 bu. Max. 268 A. per ton laoc PETERS 4k GINN, 960 A. Allot. 343 A. Allot. 1892 bu. Max. 182 A. HARPER W. Q, Harper Farm 820 WILSON; JAMES G. Hoskinson 4972 bu. Max. 292 A. The Contract club met at the home mih^o th^T A. Allot 1477 bu. Mdk. 146 A. per ton of Mrs. Frank Morrow Wednesday ^^f^^Jh<xbTtronsno PETERS 4k GINN, 755 A. Allot. A. Allot 1883 bu. Mhx 140 A. HAVEN; L. P., Blau Farm 596 A. roid f tmnspor- WILS0N; JAKE and al1CE, 2800 2255 bu. Max- none afternoon. BRAN PEUGH; H. T. 320 A- Allot 1633 Allot 3094 bu. Max 264 A. per ton HENNAGIN; FRED, Geo. Kaw- bu. Max. 118 A.'- > their annual handkerchief shower for wr oi B gwwiine cooper.^ cvmp« 1Rg A berg 320 A. Allot. 1600 bu. Max. 186 PINKERTON; HARRY B-, High per ton 1 6.54 WILSON;/JERRY M., Wilson 1760 way 240 A. Allot 812 bu Max. none A. Allot. 4954 bu. Max. 523 A WILSON; JERRY M., E. O. L. Co. M oi .85 Chae. Siedi and Jack Underhill 1280 A. Allot. 2769 bu. Max 363 A. went to Portland last Friday. Mr. 1.^ tn IMS. wh^X,«! th. A 640 A- Underhill remained In the Odd Fd- Woz. can .26 success of organization in the Allot 2231 bu. Max. 212 A- p^^i X ^Xru ^ro wd- 320 Mrs. B. E. Hailey, Asst Mgr. Mn- John MeCtan la la Portland .us- hw mavAr ftf A- Allot. 427 bu Max. none, corned to the city by the mayor of Y0U n G; GROVER G, Schadewitz Retailers of 640 A. AUot 1092 bu. Max. 170 A. Mr* and Mrs. Earl Jones were week YOUNGs. GROVER (X, Brown 640 WE SELL COPPER CARBONATE SNO W MÀID FLOUR SHORTS MILL RUN »Ground STOCK SALT R. H. McKean ton s SMOKE-8JLLT 10 lb. can SAUSAGE SEASONING POULTRY FEED director. ALLOTMENT WASCO MARKET Flour ' «SR* SP - GRAIN, FEED, INSURANCE RED 4 WHITE STlJIlE the county will be .03 cents per bush Groceries—Meats—Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Season. -Crown Mills FLOUR Wasco INSURANCE * Wheat Bought and Sold Mitchel, Lewis & Slaver Co. DEAL with YOUR LOCAL Farm Implements Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers Oregon WASCO. 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