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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1934)
PAG* TH* ^HI^MAN COUNTY JÖURNAU MMO. UREÇUN, FRIDAY, JULY 37, 1384 FOURf Southeast Quarter of th* Northweet Quarter (8EU of N^M) And East Half •< the Southeast Quarter (E^ of SEH) of Section Seven (7) and the W«rt Half of the Northeast Quarter (W14 of MEM) and the West Half of the Southwest Quarter (W% of 8WH) of Section Eight (1), Township Ono(l) North, Rango Nineteen (19) East of Wlllaipette Meridian, and that certain piece or par- oei lying and being in said •oction, TOwnship and Range and more particularly des cribed as follows: Beginning Mrs. Jeff Wilson ana childrail as wt* Taylor’s orchestra playing. DRUNKEN DRIVERS Fighting Chinen Bussin Corn Beh here. wheat no one has been arrested. . Dorothy and BeUy (Mathias of Sunnyside, Wash., are visiting gt «he Hilderbrand home. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Merritt TueL who was opera THE «TATE OF OREGON' ted on in a Portland hospital last THE COUNTY OF 8HBRMAN and in the same period in 1931 in< city courts to forward all con- greater cooperation of justices of the peace in reporting convic- tions during the laaù (year Ites been partially re-ponsible also for the larger number of c a ses brought to Mhe attention of the state department For a Aon-edsrabie period of time many court offices were n.p- parently not aware of the req uirements of the law which makes it mandatory on the secretary of to revoke the driver’s lic ense of any person convicted of driving wb'li intoxicatea’. but this conditio ’ has been remedied j and all court, are reporting to the state the convic.iions in such so that the required lic ense revocations may be maoe. A total of 1,032 persons have had Ikwui.'’ revoked from July 1, 1931 when the more stringent laws affecting drivers bttcame op erative, to June 30, 1934 this weak already feeling bettor and looking bettor than when he left. Mrs. Belle Clothier. Mrs. Aug uste Huokin and their daughters, Leona Clotheir and Agusta Huck in were business visitors in Tile Dalles Monday. Mildred Butler is here wth her parents for a few day«. Jean Dutton is visiting with his Dr C. J Drake, Iowa entomologist, and Ray Murray, Iowa secretary of sgrlCuHtre, ure shown Inspecting the effectiveness of the crude oil barrier against the advance of chinch bngS In the corn belt of southern Iowa mother Mrs. Garret in WaUaWaUa House guests of Mrs. Belle Clo The picture Illustrates the effect of the crude oil barrier and of the bog*, fhe denude I aren nt the right was thier this week were Mrs. Helen once oart of the same flourishing cornfield. ; . . Beimel and son. _________ i... '... -.nr -a:1 t Mr and Mn. Archie Gore and CMzen: I could give you a job ¿ S*1 Panhandler- That would be too late. herself them Newa from the Wacco Community i» ■ ! "« v versus JAMES HARVEY FERRELL and COUNTT of SHERMAN, a mun icipal Corporation of the State of Defendants, Oregon. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of the writ of exe cution and order of sale duly Is sued out of the Circuit Court of the State ; of Oregon tor the Cou- 6t¿, 1*14, in a eult Blalock Sàturda ter, MH. Kiri 1 wherin The »■itoy w ■ I—■ ..... . T^nd Bank of Portland. Oregon. Mrs. Clark Dunlap is here ag Is plaintiff. and James Harvey ain to stay with her daughter, the Harvest Ball here August 4th Ferrell and County of Sherman# Mrc Ed| McKee. 4 , a Municipal Corporation of the State of 4 Oregon. are* defendants, f Mx«. Leo and Mrs. Bert Watkins said w01t being dinected to me motored to The Dalles Monday accompanied by Miss Waite Kuhn th’e real i property herlnafter deo- hausen who returned to her home CriM, L wUI on Saturday, the in Gtenwood, Wash. 11th dag of August, 1914, at Krone Mapleton of The Dalles 10:09 o’clock am., at the front whs g Week end guest of Mrs. Or- door of U>e Court Jlouse of Shei Aftoh McIntyre. man CoUgty, in the City of Moi >ro, State of. Oregon, offer for sale < Myrtle Schnnke was a visitor at and proved to sell to the high tite hotne of her brother. Dick est bidder for cash in hand the gchunke this week. following described real property, ’ Joe Drinkard was home over situate in Sherman County, State t|ie week end* from his employment of Oregon, to-wlt:. on the John Day. Mrs. George Wilde and daugh ter, June are in Portland with her1 mothfr, Mr< Payne. Is it true that your wife hat brain fever? Why no- But she has the next Wm. Nesbit is ill in bed since thing to it- returning from a fishing trip last Whtas that? week with Cap Scott and Gus. Hat fever. Peterson. * His ailment has not Panhandler: Can you give me been 4MMN& a little help? My wife is sick in Diner—Do you serve eraba here 7 Waiter—Sure. Sit down bed. , ther and sister in. law of Dr. ------- L--------------------------------------- Butler visited here this week from Witiehita, Kansas where they own a wheat farm. JM^. Dick states that in his part of the country crope were satisfactory with yiel ds of 25 bushels ‘per aere.< > * ■ f k Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sprague left for Shaniko Ttairsday to do some work at the bank there. <RA!RY Mrs. Norma Tweedy will be ■é A........ «—.A.. ■ ■ III» Do NOT put off here for several weeks to visit Billy ^feNab, non of Mr. and with her mother, Mrs. Grant Ar- Mrs. Alex McNab is in the Mid- Insuring truck or cw Mix and sift flour, salt and soda Sour milk, like sweet milk, msworthy. Columbig hospital from an injury Add sour milk. Stir in the egg, has an interesting and important B. Mrs. Mary Marshall was a vis to his leg received while har- place in the diet, not only be well beaten. Bake on hot griddle rawing in the field this spring. cause it is a wholesome and nut and serve with butter and syrup. itor at the home of Mr. and (Mrs. Ed McKee. George Hobson has moved into ritious food, but because of the Spice Cake lactic acid in it The consumption Mrs. James Dunn and son, Dou the Sar^h Stalcup house. 1-2 cup butter 1 top. vanilla gias of Fossil were here this week of sour milk of lactic acid milks The school board met at the 2 cup flour 3 tbsp, baking pdr. meeting friends4 and relatives, school house Friday night and or has long been considered a means 1 1-2 cup brown sugar 2 eggs ‘rtwy returned home Thursday. of maintaining bodily health and dered regairs made before the be vigor and thus prolonging life. | J cup thick sour milk ginning of school. Janitor Joe Mr. and Mrs. Mel Beer of 1-4 .tsp. each nutmeg A allspice The souring of milk is due to Brooks and Carpenter Gus Peter 1-2 tsp. soda 1 tsp. cinnamon The Dalles visited here with the son are varnishing the gym floor the lactic acid forming bacteria Fred Fortners Sunday. 1-2 tsp. salt and cloves. which are present in milk. These Groceries—Meats—Freeh Janet !|6cQuilUn and Gene Go and wording on the furnace. . bacteria, besides souring milk, are Cream butter, add sugar and yal were reported married in Sal Bob Scott. Joe Mee, Wayland antagonistic to most of the com blend swell together. Add beaten Fruite and Vegetable« in Weld, Earl Hurt and Wilfred mon bacteria and because of this eggs and vanilla and mix until em Monday evening. Season. Spencer ‘ saw- the prize fight in sour milk is commonly looked up smooth Add the sour milk in Portland Tuesday night. on as having antiseptic proper which the soda has been dissol Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCulloch, Win ties. The antiseptic value of sour ved, then the flour, sifted with ifred Fortner, and Joy White were Homer Wall motored to The milk is believed by authoritnes to baking powder, salt and spices. down on the DesChutes for a pie Dalles the first of the week re be the means of prolonging life Beat until smooth. Place in 2 but nte lunch Monday night. turning to his home in Bend with among the people who use it in tored and floured layer cake pans appreciable amounts. 1 .land bake in a moderate oven for Sour milk and cream are wide-1 about 25 minutes. Cool and put MMM ly used in cooking and lite sweet layers together witH Raisin- milk add to the food value of any ~ .Cream filling then frost the en- dish. The rich texture of sour milk tire cake with the same mixture. gives a smoothness that no ot Raisin-Cream Filling for Cake her liquid produces and its acid 1 cup sugar. 1 cup sour cream content acts as a leavening agent 2 tbsp, cornstarch (omit if cream Do not throw away milk or 4 egg yolks cream that has soured but re is thick) 1 clip ground raisins joice in the fact that with it 2 tbsp, butter 1-2 tsp. vanilla you can prepare nutritious and 1-8 tsp. salt. appetising dishes. Sour milk lends Mix’sugar and cornstarch (when its slightly tert flavor and heal thful qualities to many favorite used and add to the cream. Add beaten egg yolks, raisins and but recipes. ter and cook over hot water or Sour Milk Griddle Cakes very glow fire until thick, stir 3 cups flour 3-4 tsp. salt ring constantly. Remove from fire | and add vanilla and salt Cool to assure yourself of a good crop for 1935? 2 1-4 cups sour milk 1 1-2 tsp. soda 1 effff . . before spreading. Field crops need a well-tilled, deeply-brokxm soil- Their fine and delicate Soil should be well enough broken sn that ¿V/ADA Rr-MAYNE OREGON THE OREGON - WASHINGTON JOINT STOCK LAND BANK of Portland, Oregon, a corporation. Plaintiff, the Northwest corner of the Section Eight (8), Towrfriup Ono (1) North, Range Nine teen (19) East of the Wil lamette Meridian, j thence East 7» rods: thence South 150 rods; tiaence Weot 70 rods; thence North 140 rods to the place of beginning, containing all told 150 acres more or lees to satisfy the sum of Four Thou- •md 41-10« DHter. (K07M<> with Intereat thereon at rate of six per oeat «> per annum, from tbs 6th day of July, 1M4: and the further sum of One Thousand Two Hundred Eighty- Two afed 01-iei Dollar«(|l.JS2.1S) with interest thereon at the rate of eight per cent (I) per annum from the »th day of Juiy,lM4; and the further sum of »500.00 attorney's fees; together with the costs of said suit taxes at 110.40. and the costs of and upon said Hugh Chrisman Sheriff of Sherman County, State of Oregon Truck Insurance COUNCIL See Geo. PYROIL Moon WASCOMARKET Rio « man snH s u - - - * Seres its Cost Ask the man who uses it. Sold in Sherman County by: : • : : : • Avery Martin, Wasco Geo. B. Moon, 0 Geo. C. Wilde, M : McKean & Searcy Moro Pyroil Sales Agency L Wasco Oregon R. H. McKean Mrs. B. E. Hailey, AsstMgr. After Harvest WHAT? DILI J Saves Gas Saves Oil Saves Wear Retailers of Crown, Milk FLOUR GRAIN, FEED, INSURANCE Mitchel Lewis & Stover Co Farm Implements Oregon asco w downward as the top soil dries out Well-broken soil enables ran. to step downward easily before W runs off fiato toff tower tejéis season by the root system of your crop dtó WÄ LOCAL Your soil should also be broken up to a gooo m vrwi that it may be properly aired. Nearly al! croft require • ltber al amount <rf air in the soil to ehdNe them to properly manufac ture the soluble Foods required by the root aystaan. Copper Carbonate KUlifer Chisel - Mountain Copper Carbonate A KUUfer Grata CM m I to th« Id««l m»eMne for woAtaf * *■** 52 per cent or over copper intaratfac Snow Maid Flour now booklet develop to sustain, a Grinding The G type KiDefor chisel with its unusual dWNMf in. Stubble $6.25 . We Will ho per bbl. glad to explain ita mechanical detofls to you Mill Feeds. 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