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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1934)
page 7. rwor^ - . tax SHULMAN COUNTY JO UBNAL. MOHO, FRIBAt. AUdWffT M. INH Harvey Thompson and family soever beliovetii that Jesus is the | The California Joint Stock are taking a look at Crater lake Christ born of God: and miery Land Bank of Ban Francisco, a it corporation, Pial nt iff, Vs. William son, Gordon on hit way to Hunt- lovuth him also that n i John Ferrell, who soimstlmes um« quarter,* South half of North« CW Philippian* UHL hie wifa The First Nation 1:9. 11; 2:5-11 a All are cordially Invited to at- al Bank of Tho Dalles, Oregon, a corporation, and O. A. Cartoon, receiver thereof, Wasco County the rear of the chuidh building, Bank, s*borporation. X. E. Fields, which is Open daily where all au John A. Hardin, Sherman Coun- thorised Christian Science litera- Moro Lodge No. 113» I. a O. fT purchased- I-O.O.F. haU. Tran Soh ramm. Superintendent of Banks of tho State of Oregon in brothers an cordi court house on Friday. Sept Tth charge of the affairs of the said Morning Worship ally invited to meet ton * of trucks and automobiles. Cfcurch Sdhool ------------- .10 aun. Bank of Commerce, Kalph Brisbine, N. G. Mid-Colum - J a « c Gladdis Ba r its. N. G. {.^TownTalk For Sale: Feeder pigs from 100 . For Sale: 18 Rambouillet Bucks J. N. McInnes, Kent Wasco hall, Saturday night. Sep tember 1. Taylor's orchestra Stated communication of Eur eka lodge No. 121. Thursday eve ning, September 6th. Members n quested to attend. For Sale: Season cured Pine wood, |9. a cord, delivered. Roy Martin, Friend Oregon. dtp Mr. and Mn. John Searcy and companied them to their home. When Joe Peten returned from a stick that would make a war club for giant Joe found it in a cave while on his t rip. It is oter • throe feet long, weighs over nine pounds and is built for hard licks. mas butcher shop, where tbs dub is kept, as to whether it was des igned by man with war in his gardless of what It is, it would be a dandy weapon for a Cardiff giant to swing in battle. bla Productive Credit Association. jr body cordially invited to attend a corporation, defendants. BT VIRTUE of a writ on jud Evening Worship gment, decree and order of < sale Bart Burell and wife an in issupd out of the above court in Lebanon for a visit with Bart's tho abdve entitled cause to mo mother who lives then. directed and dated the 20th day on Thursday at 2 ML, Subject. of August, 1984, upon a judg- meat, decree and order of sale nendored and entered in said in Portland for a short stay this wook and Mabel Cothran is help ing in the store. No Marked Changes In The Wheat Market UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER Moro, Oregon compliance with the command of said writ. I wip on tho 22nd day tenements,. hereditament^ tat* of September, 1884, in tho after omenta and righto of way the- noon of said day at tho hour of naunto belonging or / itisi» Hr Dr.F.A. Perkins front door of the County Court 8OIME. Second St «raion and swereiona, reawdn* empcion. law as In equity, which the mortgagors had on tho 125h day of April, 8828. or might thereafter acquire of, in or to on the 12th day of April, tho date of tho mortgage ■■■■■■■■■■■■■I1 Dr. J. A. BUTLER ZELL’S FUNERAL HOKE S CLOSURE BALJE In the District Court of the United States for ths District of Golden Text: I John 5:1. Who- Oregon». son left Monday for a short visit with their grand father at Ar lington. The Morrison family will hold a reunion at Fleck's orchard next ‘will Enjoy new economies new freedom new convenience Hotpoint ' triumph with this HOTPOINT ELECTRIC RANGE for the For Hey want a telephone bunches. John Conroy, Grass Vai hospital this week. tlon 11 deeded to School Dist rict No. io of Sharman Coun ty. Parcel 2: Southeast quarter of Section Nins (8); Bouthw|tel quarter of Secteon Ten (18) and the Northwest quarter of Section I Fifteen (IB) ap* An Township One (I) North. Ran ge Eighteen (18) East of the . W* If. in the County of Sitar- man and the State of Oregon, together with all and eingular part thereof, to satisfy said jud gment, decree and order of sale with interest, ^qsts and accruing costs, including the costa ^Upon this writ. " J. T. SUMMERVILLE. I United States Marshall for the District ot Oregon. * James A, Fee, and Fee and Ran dall, attorneys for Plaintiff, Pen dleton, Oregon. . 8-24, 9-21, Fkvrdl, and Emma J. Femll, Ethan Woods was injured in an 1 DENTIST No outstanding changes occur- bia wife, for the num of 828,828. /or had In or to the automobile accident near LaGran- thereof. together with all other ’ red in the general wheat market 48 with interest thereon at the described property or any | rate of six percent per annum HOME OFFICE; WASCO . situation during tho week. Har from' May 21, 1984, and taxes tore, however evUteneed, to the vesting of spring wheat has been practically completed in the Uni for 1880 8880.28, for 1881 8248. ’ use of water, ditch««, and can 44, for 1|82 8872.67, and for CARD OF THANKS als for the Irrigation of said ted States and is well under way arranged for you to leave I .«• . u - i 1 r - • .1888-84 .8417,.#^ with pqn^Rlcs • premises to which tho mortga- in Canada. Threshing has started JU1» Moro U mi PtaM Week your Shoe Work at Walter j and interest as by law provided, gore premises were at a tew points in southern Sas- A. May A Son. Pick up then or mighty thereafter bb- fort at the time of the death of ' katehewan, and also in the ear and for personal taxes for 1880, and deliver twice como entitled, and also to our husband and father, T. B. lier districts al Alberta. Tirade 326.00 charged November 8,1882 no cost to you. gether with all shares or rights, ( estimates now place Ute Canadian personal taxes . for 1881, 88.84, charged November 8, 1982, per whether'represented by tertig- i harvest at between 250,000,000 Mn. T. B. Searcy sonal taw for 1922, 110.24. bushels and 290,000,000 bushels. Mr. and The Wasco Shoe Man Harry Pinkerton ■M8WSBMS« ■SHBSSiMm^ Threshing of winter wheat is charged November 7; 1988, and and Mn. Phillip Searcy for 1 2000 AO reasonable attor well under way in Europe but un Mr. Mn. said land for tho benefit there settled weather has hindered har neys' feea and plaintiff’s costs and of suit taxed at*>118.16, and the of; and also ail right, title and When Your Shoes need repan and Mrs. Chester Searcy vesting in Russia and trade re coats ---- and ----- ,1o, commanding me to interest of tho defendants Wil ports indicate a crop of only ab send them to and Mrs. Owen Searcy make sale, of the following des liam John Ferrell, who somo- AMBULANCE SERVICES out sufficient for domestic needs. Mr. Mn. Morris Searcy cribed real property situate in ' times usee the names W. John WERNMARK’ The Agricultural Adjustment and Mn. Charles Ruggles Phone 345 The Dalles, Or. the County of Sherman fin . the Administration announced it's de State of , to-wit: REPAIRING Emma J. Ferrell, his wffe, Tho GOOD SHOE cision to authorise in connection Parco! 1 First National Bank of Tho half of Section 204 Secood St. s THE DALI.Eb GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY with the 1935 wheat program the Phone 222 < of Section. (1); Southwest Eleven (11) and O. A a Carlson, recover the- quarter acreags of signers of wheat ad r ■ U »ta JM B justment contracts. About 51,500, Cemmunity Preebyterian Church 000 acres of the tuition's base wheat acreage of 66,000,000 acres The Full Gospel Aseembly is covered by the contrasts, which Sunday School ___ 10:00 a. m. Fellowship Meeting and scripture Planting of 90 pwrmt, or approx lesson ----------- —............ 11.00a. bl Imately 46,000,000 acres of this land would bo authorized under the plan. B J. Ginn. Everybody w^come. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE The Rufus school district has Wednesday night for Portland ex of August. 1884, |n favor of Th* California Joint Stock Land Bank of Ban Francisco, a corporation as plaintiff, against William John Ferrell, who sometimes uses tho Oregon, excepting two acres in the Southeast corner of th« reqf, Wasco County Bank. M corporation, I. E. Fields, John A. Hardin Sherman County, State of Oregon, a qua^-mun- Idpal \ corporation, and The Bank of Comdterce, a corpora tion A. A. Schramm, Superin tendent of Banks of th> State of Oregon in charge of the af fairs of the said Bank of Com- nSerce, and F, R. Fortner, trus tee, and Mid-ColumbA Produc tive Çredit Association, a cor poration, and each and all of them be forever barred of all right, title, interest or estate i Un and to said premites or any part thereof, ham and eacctept only the statutory right of red emption. / NOW, THEREFORE, by vir- tiSe of said writ on said judgment. 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