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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1934)
Forty Sixth YearJ Na40 m ==— UIIU4T C^y ^therv Met ' ICHI ¡XNUmiPE uu I hi L i RI iu C <_ Regular « Session In whim I •' The city /»there met in OROlHB BELIEF FOR LIVESTOCK UftGELY Return *ame Sunday At Warm Springs 4.HGLUB FAIR PUNS ‘ BEARING FRUII A return game with the Warm Springe Indians is on the bill for county league all day and they will drive to reservation for the Tw» Day Fair T» Be Held Fir game. y the same group of players that tangled with the And By Clubbers Indians before will make the trip including Miller who will hurl the game. In the former game the Sherman county league players ware able to come from behind and win ; the bronzed men but many that if the na tives had pitchers an in ning . ey would not have been so forttoate. How the local Special Frizes Offered- By Local lade will fare in the enemy's ter ritory will bo determined Sunday. Busiatm Men ------------- Compliance Forms Being Finished In State WHEAT SEILING FAST IS PRICE SOESiUP Rapid progress in measuring and computing the acreage under the wheat adjustment contracts in dicates that by the middle of Aug- decided to instali lar- W»rkOf ust ths work will ba practically, Amicus To Move Crip At A completed *in Oregon with most M AAA T. Crai Era of the compliance forms on their Profit Caases Large Saks way to Washington, says N. C. Donaloxon, state supervisor .pf the wheat control program stationed at Oregon State college. <j5y the end of the first week in August all counties had finished measuring except Umatilla add it .Wasco where they- are using air- planea and doing most of two years work at once, and in Wal Nearly all wheat Cut and Hauled . lowa where the committe got a late »tart.« Crews of official che To Warehouses ckers hkve checked the work on the required number of farms in Two Marriage Licenses each comity a» the measuring ano’ Over 300,000 bushels of wheat P. M. Brandt, head of the state Plans for the 4H children's club computation was completed. Oregon Corn-Hog has been sold by farmers of drouth relief board, was in Moro * Issued This Week fair to be held August 19 and 20 Submission of the .compliance Sherman county wittun the past Thursday of last week to obtain JUAAnl* I f IX IÎ ?l*R®"“hF or last weak obtain are coming to fruition this week forms to Washington will clear Payments Held Up information regard the corxfi- as a crew of girls under the dir the way for the second installment month and a majority of this am ount has been disposed of within tion of the stock of the county. ection of the county agent and As he is responsible for the des sued last Wfek by the county the county school superintendent payment on the 1933 adjustment. <he past week or ten days accor Though 24 of the 48 states had ignation of counties as either pri clerk Lloyd I Clinton Hartley of made and mailed the premium Word from Washington is that as ding to estimates made here this received some first payment on mary or secondary drouth areas Grass Vallie y and Marcella Davis : lists ano regulations governing the each county's forms are received week. The gradual rise in wheat pri- field check to nut the data rath- com-bog contracts by August 1 he was particularity interested in of Jefferson geceivea their license show to all club members and lea the batch will be given a number and that issuance of checks will ces due to drouth reports has ered on ths proper forms. I Omgon is still among those where the livestock situation as the and wert m «tried by the Rev. S. ders in the county. follow the order in which the been pleasing to farmers of this On these forms there are two! “<» ^ands have been receivd. Diffi- oTouth relief act is principally be L. Boyce at Grass Valley on the The first day, Sunday the 19th forms were received. county to judge from the sales p1 acre for rise ran re statenMDts,' culty in reconsiling the state quo ing used to move stock from dry 6th of the month. will be given ovpr to a display Payment ’of 9 cents per bushel made. There is an inclination to one for the 1984 payment of the1* assigned with contrast and lo- countries to market or to provide Helen Margaret McLeod, daugh*. of domestic science exhibits in on allotments, less the cost of sell wheat and clean up indebted- 9 cents remaining on ths con- disposal totals has caused the feed for them. ter of Mr. imd Mrs. A.. W. Me the American Légion halL down long delay. In counties that are named as Leod and Gaprge Elbert Kruger town. Thb dollar dinner competi local administration, remains to less whenever the price becomes tract and one for the clearance The first assistant in the corn drouth counties stock men may son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kru tion, the dress revue contest, all be made on the first year,s ben* arge enough to make that pos- on the first 1985 payment. It is tttorefore expected that shortly hog section at Washington came sell stock to the government as ger received ¿heir license Satur- club record , books, and other club efit payment. Following this, some dble. With sales reported at as time this fall, will be the first ligh as 90 cents on the river for Prices d*y- after the 9 cents is received the to Oregon the first week in Aug an emergency measure. features except livestock will be payment on thé 1934 adjustment. 1 Food grade wheat farmers are let ust with authority to settle the paid are from 810 to 814 per head - first payment for next year will held that day. All exhibitors are Three** {years are covered under ting go of their holding rapidity matter and it is hoped by those for 2 year old or over, 86 to 810 be paid. /expected to have , their material Not th jresent contracts but only two all of the sales are of new in charge that speedy and satis for yearlings and 81 to 85 for Davis and Dunlap expect that for the fair in by the 18th and yars Of 'acreage adjustment must crop wheat, however, for a large factory solution of the difficulty younger stuff. There is a benefit the last compliance form will be all entry blanks must be given be made, one of which is now past part of last ¡year's crop was still with early completion of the con payment of 8® for older stock i • * I* * to the superintendent or the^ co • held in local warehouses at the regardless of mortgages. If the ton D. C. by the end! of the week tracts for payment will follow. unty agent by th» 15th so arran- beginning of harvest. This am stock is mortgaged the larger pay and in that case it is likely that gments can bé made to display Frasier.Lemke BUI ounted to between 20 and 25 per ment goes to the mortgagee and returns will begin to come in by all the exhibit».. cent of the 1933 crop. TMs is the middle of September. This Half Inch Of Rain the smaller benefit payment goes A number of special , prisse "Has Drawback» now being sold since the price has Livestock Men Offered Credit For to the owner. will mean an influx of over 8330, have been offered by firms inter Fell This Week risen to a figure at which many 000 into the county. Feed for livestock is not fur ested in dub work. The Ball man Stock Purchases can declare a profit nished anyone who is a commer ufacturing company offers a can- All combines in the north end Recent additional t information cial operator. This payment can Farmers and stockmen may se firms and individuals are giving reggarding the Frazier Lemke am- of the-county are expected to be only be1 Kad for stock needed for will call at the court house Fri Sherman county and south one domestic use as family milch an cure loans to finance feeder live special prizes in different phases èndment to the Federal bankrup in the sheds before the end of the tcy laws ‘ designed to enable a far week. Shortly after harvesting in stock operations from the mid of the work. day to receive their equipment night of last week and while it imals or other stock. mer to go into bankruptcy as a the field is finished the wheat will Columbia Production Credit cor was not as well received as it for the job. It is thought prob This price makes 820 the very In the pig club Henry Barnum able that the work can be comple would have been a couple of mon highest return that can be given poration in The Dalles. C. C. Crew has offered a registered spotted means of retaining possesion of a all be in the warehouses and in ted by the time farmers want ths ago it did no particular harm for any stock and is below what manager of the asodation said, Poland China gilt to the highest debt ridden farm, tenon to confirm formation on the yield can be ac except to keep harvesters out of might be obtained' for stock loc MWe are accepting applications scoring entrant T. M. Rolfie has the early opinion that this is in curately compiled. Hauling in the the fields for a day and to let ally. It is extremely doubtful if now for loans to finance the pur offered a Lincoln owe to the best the nature of a club behind' the south end of the county is slower Bill Cody is in Portland' for an them sleep later for the remainder any farmer in the county would be chase price of feeder cattle and of the sheep club. The county ag door and is something wlhich will than a week ago and will end indefinite stay as he is to under of the season. It never gets good willing to sell any quantity of feeder lambs wfrlere the borrower ent will give to the high entrant not be used to advantage by many shortly« after another week with can demonstrate that he has ple in «he dairy calf club a show hal farmers. This is the opininon of the exception of a few late lots. go an operation while there. He and dry again after the first rain. stock for the drouth price. left Clarence Huis in charge of Rainfall totalled .57 inches at the While the government has dril nty of feed on hand, and the pro ter. Kuck and Bonney will give L. R. ' Breithaupt, extension agri buying and shipping cream dur station in Moro but more was re led some wells in the state for per plant and experience. Too, the a show halter to the winner in cultural economist at Oregon St Sherman Countians ported south of here. v - livestock they have been drilled on association, in many instances tlso the beef club and . Roy Phillipi ate college, who is also secretary ing his absence. government land in places acces will finance the transportation of will give a Hereford heifer calf of the Oregon Agricultural Ad i Plan The Dalles Rodeo sable to' large bands of cattle or feeder animals to the farm for to the winner in this' division ast visory council. Mr. Breithaupt recently suppli sheep. Wells must be drilled' on growers who .wish to ship in well. public land. No smaller division young cattle or lambs. .For members of < 'the dolt club ed all county farm debt adjustment i George Wilkerson and Carl Ev- than an entire county can be “Of material.a|d to growers in whose entry was sired by hie Bel* committeemen with a complete an prett are going to put on the ro- classed as a drouth area ac carying out feeder, operations gian horse H. B. Belshee will give alysis ’ of the farm bankruptcy {leo for the American Legion post cording to Mr. Brandt. the recently announced ruling of free service for the 1935 season act recently appearing in the Na n The Dalles when they give the CLAIMS PRESENTED AND AL tional Grange Monthly. M It is 1934 , version of the frolics early oed for stamps-aherifT .. 2.00 An effort is being made in some the AAA authorising wheat Yarm- in case the blue ribbon is won. LOWED AGAINST THE GEN Ginn Coleman A Cot Court noteworthy that counfy farm debt in September. A good bunch of section» of the country to »How era to cut wheat for feeding on Other prizes are: ERAL FUND AT THE AUGUST house supplie* ,............... U5 farmer» in drouth »reas to plant the farm on acreage covered by Pig club:1st. 82. cash, Douma Bro. adjustment committees are still riders and some bucking horses regarded as the best bet for farm to make them use their talents Sherman County Jowrnàl a greater- number of acres than the allotment contracts. County Printing .,,. v 8.20 would normally be allowed under “With the financial aid offered 3rd. $1. cash Marion Powell, 4th debtors who need help in adjust wil be gathered by the Sherman Jim Tomlin,' batatnoe of "JW: ment and refinancing their indebt- county men. It will be held in Sor- the AAA but there has been no by the PCAs this ruling should cash .50 J. N. Landry. > county aid I12.5S Wasco Co., Indus. , Farm care eoneM.” seys Mr. Breithaupt. osis park. Chas. Patterson dheupplie* 42.00 Mr«. R, Gt Garrett, County make it possible for many farm Sheep club. wheat section or the secretary of ers to raise a few head of cattle 1st. cash $2. Dr. Butler,. 2nd. cash “Their work is expected to incre needy «............................. io.ee West Coast Print A Bind. Co Clerks office Yuppii es .... 12.89 agriculture that this will be per or a small band of sheep. In fact, 11.50 Hotel Moro, 3rd. cash |1.’ ase rather than decrease as a re- : Employees of the Pacific PoW- suit vi of this amendment.” ' wii> «uicnumviiu sr and Light Co., from Moro, The mitted. There is a possibility that I consider it a real opportunity C. V. Belknap. 20.00 J. K. Olli Company, 8upf« ‘ charge ............ The article in the National Gr-1 Dalles, Golokndale, Heppner, Con- offloe supplire : 4,21 drouth lands will be bought or for the wheat farmer by getting ‘Dairy Club: Mrs. 8. L. Coats, County , leased<by the government in order a few head of livestock to begin 1st. cash 82. Art Bucholtz, 2nd »nge - Monthly! pointe out tHat in don and Heppner held a picnic at 11.00 Goo* B.- Bouahill, PM- charge ........... ... Cterk's offiqs 9t,8up’te|14. 21.H to enable farmers on them to Move a little highly desirable dlversi- 81.50 mdse. R. H. McKean, Srd the overwhelming’ majority of ca-' Fleck’s orchard near Rufus last Mr* Margaret E. Clarke, to irrigated land where dbmger of ficotion.” County Charge ...... 2.00 Geo. G Updegrraff, district subscription to Hoard's Dairyman ses voluntary conciliation by a Sunday and the usual report of local, farm debt adjustment coni- a good time had by.all is said to attorney’s expense* .../.. 8.27 crop failure is minimized. Jim Tomlin, County charge 4th mdse. .50 iMbro Pharmacy. be no exaggeration this time. The Dalie* HOeplial. M*Í81cal jContlnnedon page four) Beef Club: | OLD AGE PENSIONS Lots Of People Go Aid for Cha*. Golllher .. 74L5Q in. 1st Ji Feed pan, ÌIA9 Civil Service Exams 2nd'. $1.50, mdse. Ginn Coleman Co JuUu* Ruhberg . 1BA« DrS. Reuter, et aL, Medical To Bonneville 3rd. $1. Show stick, Bart Bureli Aid for Cha* Golllher ..12.50 . .léAO 4th mdse. .50 Moro PharUMM^h* I9.ee Sherman County Ti^sasurer, Mrs. Albertina Whltÿnr Ths United States Civil Ser Cash advanced for printing 4.00 Colt dub: 1st mdse.. |8. A. R. r io.ee John Hood Henderson . vice Commission has announced, Friday of last week was a very Fortner, 2nd. |1.50 mdse. Model David Aaron Fields .. . . iH.et State Indus. Acc. Com.. contrit)*. 12.04 open competitive examinations as quiet day around Moro and other Laundry. 3rd. mdse. |1.' W, A» From the Observer, Aug. 15,1895 8rd, including the meats dressed Mrs. Flora Beilo Eakin itao follows :Spedal investigator, 82900 towns of this county as many of Ruggles, 4th. mdse. .50 Moro Phar Secretary of State, Salem, William J. Brownlw» II At Xi«« Lorena Lee, of Portland/for market on tine 4th. Origin of 5^ and investigator, 82600 a year the residents were at Bonneville macy. Predatory animal control 150.00 a * who has been a guest of Miss ,the fire was from a heap of n.eo William 8. Hall ............ Alcohol Tax Unit, Bureau of In Other special, prizes offered by Jennie Williams for several weeks ¿turned rubbish' left smouldering, m , 11.00 CLAIMS PRESENTED AND AL ternal Revenue, Treasury Depart to get a glimpse of the nation’s Davjkl McKelvey ............. LOWED AGAINST THE ROAD chief during his visit to Oregon. Sherman county merchants gre; tcok her departure for home like at the Moro• dub and Hoa- W. C. Rutledge ....... . 10.00 FUND AT AUGUST TERM OF ment. Closing date August 20. The stores were closed here. These prizes are all |3. for lot, Tuesday. At a farewell tea given for buildings in town a few years D. J Butcher, Reemployment Specified experience in practice COUNTY COURT 12.50 for 2nd. |2. for 3rd. |1.50 by Miss Williams kt the Moro Ato. office expense ........... .. S.TI Those who were able to make of law or in investigational or Gus Peterson, Road mach for 4t*l. $1. for 5th. Merchandise! Hotel Saturday afternoon the po- L. R. Conlee, Courthouse the trip were well rewarded as Wm. Raymond is now the prop- Inery repairs . ........... 2.00 law enforcement work is requir nearly everyone obtained a good is to be given in meet cases. 2.27 expenses .......................... ung ladies bid th*ir <ueat the viator of the Red Barn in this 21.22 ed. E. L> Weld, Road laborier Pac. Power A Light C4, view of Roosevelt and heard him Hogs: 1st J, H. Wilt, 2nd. Far regretful good bps. Thote present City. He will make it The Fash W. C Wold, Road laborer, . 40.82 mer's National Grain Corp. 8rd. were Mfsnes Leia and Nellie (Mic- ion. Stables. * Courthouse light bin 12.80 BOARD OF EQUALIZATION distinctly when ha stated that he McKean A Searcy. 4th. Sherman Coy, Lena Heydt, Frankie Lan- ' Aubrey Walford has purchaser DeMoas Park Lights 2.50 g M0 Roy Atwood, As per order of favored large locks for the new MEETING W C. Weld ......................... 15.00 dato,- THis week the announcement Grain Growers, 5th. Wasco Mkr- dry, Carrie Käseberg, laa Mowry, the store and stock of Mrs. Ben- F. D Antrim, Sealer of Weights and measure* 4.21 Hal White, Acting roadmaster 1.40 NOTICE: There will be a meeting was made that the locks would ket.Sheep: 1st Tum-A-Lum Lum Cordie Ragsdale Lorena Lee and son and will soon be installed as City of Wasco, Road mas the Nasby of Biggs. Dn. C. L. Poley, Vital Stat of the County Board of Equaliza be made 27 feet deep instead of ber Company, 2nd. Pacific Power Jennie Williams. ter’ office expense 1,40 ....... tion of Sherman County. Oregon, the contemplated 9 so the presi imd, Light Co., 3rd. O’Mear Imp. I Bert Stanton has leased C. N. From the Observer, Aug/ 13.1915 2.25 istics ........................ ?.... Grandma Bennett is visiting W. E. Tate, V^tal statistics.. .•7» Mrs. William Mitcheil, at the Court House, Moro, Oregon, dent may have his dream of sea Co., 4th. Moro Hardware A Imp.. Gilman’s farm and Charley is' a- Rokhding road workers .. 1.20 on the second Monday in Aug- going vessels at he Dalles come 5th. W. Ray Blake. bout to become a permanent res- at the home of Mrs. Jas. Woods,. Mrs. Nellie Fields, Warrant is Mrs. J. 8. Newcomb, Dairy: 1st Foss A Co. 2nd. E. dent of Moro. Mrs. Wood» is a grandmother and sued in lieu of lost War ust, that being the 13th day ,ot | true. i. 2.76 Boarding road workers Free Pickett, 3rd. C. L. Poley, 4th Judge French,' a hale and hearty niece of Mbs. Bennett, whooe rant No». T-1794 ........ 4.1S August, 1934, to publicly examine ----- —---------------------- - Mrs C. M. Snjder, Rent of Subscription to Hoard’s Dairyman old man, a typical Oregonian, cel home is in White Salmon. Pac. Tel A TH. Co. Total the Assessment Rolls, correct all road machinery shed ... 1 o.oo errors in valuation, deicriptiomls 5th. Wasco Shoe Shop. ebrated the «8th anniversary of • Hans Hansen and fkmi|y ra- telephone bills- all office* 17.25 R. H. McKean, Rent of road Beef, let Glen King, 2nd. Moro his birth on the 11th. Sherman County Journal, of lands or other property master’s office ................... 12.00 seeded by me, and it shall be the Grain Growers, 3rd. Art Bibby, Hie Baptist Academy at Sher- County Printing 17.70 . State Indus. Aco. Com. 4Uh. Moro Garage, Sth. Lone Rock mah will ba completed in about visiting in Sherman county. Mr. Sup'ts supplies 2.20 ... 20.9b 1 duty of persons interested to ap- DATE MAX. MIN. FBZCIP Stock Farm. Road employee* contrlbs. . 2.55 pear at the time and place ap- foul1 weeks. The building will cost City of Moro, Courthouse r National Hospital Ass'n, Hoad Colt: 1st J. C. McKean, 2nd. 16,000 and be paid for. 2,20 pointed All petitian:^ must water bill ................ ... . 85... 59 ........ 00 AUG. 2 J (employees contributions. .* 8,85 made» IN WRITING and veri Grass Valley Pharmacy, 3rd Moro From ttve Observer,,Aug., 11, 1905 Dr. C. L. Poley, examination 3 ..flfl....50........ 57 P»c PoWef A Light Co., Garage.4th.W. R. Reid, 5th Frank Little Mise Bertte Hering, who of Newcomb and Carlisle fied by the oath of the applicant 77... 44.. .00 । Road master ’ s off.-exp.. . 1,25 Burnet. accompanies her grandpa Meloy Auto Parks ................... : 15.00 md filed with the Board WITH- 5 .. 84... 55.. .00 OGUNTY COURT PROCEED«A IN FIFTEEN DAYS from the Special prizes for the girls to Oregon is wearing a healthful Misa Delma Linnell Fagan whs Pauline Davis, 1-2 days work fl , 77... 53.. .00 INGS FOR AUGUST TERM style dress revue contest are: appearance from the sunbeams of left by Mr. Stork W| time ft is by law required to In sup’ta ofllqe ................. . ’ 1.00 7.b. 78 .. 52.. DO County Clerk's semi-annual re meet 1st Tripto State fair, 2nd. |2. Sherman county. • ■ - . Clayton Vintin, 1 days work 8 88 port of disbursements filed and The W. A. Page abbate» Waa 2.00 Margaret W. Paata, » In sup**» officio ............... burned by fire the night of the' ley attending. Total far week (Conftnued on Page two)”" ¿7 Hugh Ch Hems«, rash ad van - County Assessor ^Mllflll:: HOES' HI MOM WW HUM EXHIBITS EXPECTED HARVEST SEISON EH0|HG PROOUGTION CREDIT WILL LID LWESTDCKI WHIT NewsQf Fwty Year-Ago Recalls' County Pioneers WEATHER REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING AUG. 8 ■ ■
