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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1934)
PAGB TW<Fr ▼ * 9 1 THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY« SEPTEMBER I, 1M4 thereafter' acquine of, in or to Bank of Commerce, and F» R- the said premises or any part Fortner, trustee, and Mld-Colum- thereof, together with all other bja Productive Credit Association right* of every kind and na- a corporation, defendant*. ture, however evidenced, to the BY VIRTU® of a writ on jud use of water, ditches, and can gment, decree and order of eale al* for the Irrigation of said issued out of the above court In premite« to which the mortga the above entitled caute to me gors or said premises were directed and dated th* 20th day then, or might thereafter bl’- of August, 1984, upon a judg come entitled, and also to ment, decree and order of sale gether with all shares or rights, pondered and entered in said whether represented by uextlfl- court and cause on the 18th day cate* of stock or otherwise, in of August, 1984, in favor of The any canal company or water California Joint Stock Land Bank IO.OF. hall. of San Francisco, a corporation ' . u*er*s association attach«*! to said land for the benefit there as plaintiff, against William John I brothers are cordi of; and also all right, title and Ferret!, who sometime« use« the ally invited to meet interest of the defendants Wil nancee W. John F*rr*ll and W. J. liam John Fertell, who some - Ferrell, Farrell, and > Emma J. Ralph Brisbine, N. G times uses the names W. John 1X9.829. his wife, for the sum of Ferrell and W. J. Ferrell, and 68 with interest thereon at the Emma J. Ferrell, his w^fe, The rate of six percent per annum First National Bank of The from May 21, 1984, and taxes Dalles, Oregon, a corporation, for 1930 <390.28, for 1881 8269. Meets 2d and 4th Tu- and O. A l Carlson, receiver the and for 44, for 1912 1972.57, esdaps of each month reof, Wasco County Bank, a 1911-14 1417.68, with Visiting member* wei corporation, I. E. Fields, John and Interest as by law provided, come. A. Hardin Sherman County, and for personal t«XM for 1980. Gladdis S j holts. N. G. State of Oregon» a qua#-m«n- 826.00 charged N*vamb*r 6,1082 L’H Bull, Secretary- Thd iclpal corporation, and personal taxes for 1931. <8.86, Bank of Commerce, a corpora charged November 0,\ tion. A. A. Schramm, Superin sonal tax«« for 1982. |10i.84, tendent of Banks of th> State charged November 7, 1988, and of Oregon in charge of th* af- for <2000.00 reasonable attor View of the huge Tannenberg memorial In -£ast Prussia which La* become the tomb of President Paul neys' fees, and plaintiff’s costs fair* of th* said Bank of Com- «on Hindenburg. 2—President and Mrs. Roosevelt inspecting the site of ihe Grand Coulee power and Irrigation of suit taxed at <116.15, and th* u W rc *, aâd F. R. Fortner, trus For Sale: Feeder pigs from 100 project in Washington. 3—Gen. Hugh Johnson receiving the NBA birthday cake from Chef Ernest ^kysaaert of tee, and Mld-ColumMa Produc to 150 pounds. H. B. Belshee. the Drake hotel In Cblcrgu. ~ ' tive Credit Association, a cor ma Ke aale of the following dea- 2F5. Moro, Oregon. poration, and. each and all of cribad real property attuate in them bo forever barred of all the County of Sherman, (In the Marion McKee and family had for the winter. The allotment committoe have trade agencies forecast an out- State of Oregon, to-wit: right, title, interest or estaXe an outing at Camp Sherman over eeee sent the paper* off to Corvallis at turn of around 250,000.000 bush- In and to said premite« or any Parcel 1: North half of Section the Labor day holiday. Harvev Wood and wife’iioved 101 except for some straggl- «1*- The protein of the crop pro part thereof, wivb and .except of Section Two (>); Southwest to the Floyd n.tt hooN thi. •“ until »omo- mi.eeito be hi^i with early wm- only the etatutory right of red Eleven (11); Southeast quarter Leora Peets went to Portland » th»* r»tui-nMi thing else comes up again. Pies from Manitoba averaging 14 emption. ' _ quarter. South half of North- percent and from Saskatchewan Monday with the Stephens fam NOW, THEREFORE, by vir about 16 percent, according to ily who drove down to see Emma- tue of said writ on said judgment, The Hansen house is romf-dagi , Acknowledging that business (8) and Four (4) " of Section decree arid order of sale, and in the grain research laboratories of jean off for Cornell. me repairs at the hands et "O1 conditions are bad. there are still Ope, all in Township On* (1) compliance with the command of _. ... _______ . , av a av Die board of grain còmmissioners who came up from Wasco to do um so«, pwpb who, now that things Thege w,y North, Range Eighteen (18) said writ, I will on the 22nd day For Sale: Season cured Pine work. are on the up grade, dSd not real East of th»e W. ML in the Coun of September, 1934, in the after came from southern sections of wood, >9. a oord. delivered. Roy iso how bad things were, as in ty of Sherman and State of noon of said day at the hour of the provinces where the protein Martin, Friend Oregon. 4tp ‘ the instance of the young man of is usually higher than the gen Oregon, excepting two acre* in 1:30 P. M. of »aid day at the Jewish extraction who, when he the Southeast corner of the eral average. Early samples from Mr. and Mrs. George Upd egaff town this week on business for was informed that there had been Northeast quarter of said Sec left Thursday for Roseburg and his company. a i av tov - a tt the MNSi^points in Manitoba last a fire in the White Hoy «ft, eoc-; r , n „ . _ tion 11 deeded to School Dist coast points for a meeting of ab . .__ , . T j-j h i 1 season averaged 13.6' and from For your convenience I have claimed. “My God, I didn’t know rict No. 10 of Sherman Coun Roy Powell returned from the Saskatchewan 15 percent. stractors and a view of some of arranged for you to leave things were that bad.1 ty. the damper scenery. They return fair at Salem Thursday afternoon your Shoe Work at Walter Parcel 2: Southeast quarter of after watching the clubbers from ed Monday evening. Pick up A. May & Son. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE Section Nine (9); here win prizes every day. South wF*d WANTS WALSH’S SEAT and deliver twice a week at CLOSURE SALE quarter of Section Ten (10) no cost to you. H. W. Dalby was a Labor day In thie District Court of the i and the Northwest quarter of Tom Parser and family left visitor at the Ginn home com United States fgr the District of Joseph A Mee Seddon I Fifteen (16) a^ in for Salem Wednesday to see a ing from Portland. Oregon. , ’ I Township One (1) North, Ran The Wasco Shoe Man part of the state fair. The California Joint Stock ge Eighteen (18) Rast of the The Freeman family, accompan Land Bank of San Francisco, a ' W( M. in the County of Shier- ied by Jean Brisbine, made a trip Hepry Barnum left Saturday corporation. Plaintiff, vs. William man and the State of Oregon, to LaGrande over the Labor day taking a load of stock to the fair John Ferrell, who sometime« uses together with all and singular When Your Shoes need repan holiday. in Salem. the nances W. John Ferrell and the privileges, appurtenances, send them to W. J. Ferrell, and Emma J. Fer tenements, hereditaments, )aas- Perry Johnston and Wily Kni Wendell Balsiger and wife took rell, his wife. The First Nation-1 ements and rights of way the- ghten started for Salem and the a trip to Seaside from Friday to al Bank of The Dalles, Oregon, a neunto belonging or usually State Fair Sunday with a bunch Monday of last week. REPAIRING corporation, and O. A. Carlson, enjoyed with said premise« or GOOD SHOE of children and exhibits. receiver thereof, . Wasco County THE DAI I F> any part thereof, and the rev- 204 Second St. The pig and beef clubs that are Bank, a corporation, I. E. Fields, erelon and reversions, remain Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Oveeon working under Henry Barnum as John A. Hardin. Sherman Coun- der and remainder«, and also leader gave him a party at the ty. State of Oregon, a quasi mun- all the estate, right, title and sday for the fair leaving the two Roy Powell home Friday night and Iclpal corporation, and The Bank Interest, homestead or other Oveson children in care of Mrs. presented him with a show stick of Commerce, a corporation, A_A. claim or demand, as wfeil in Maud Aken. in appreciation. Bohr a mm, Superintendent of law as In equity, which the Banks of the State of Oregon In mortgagors had on the 12th Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle charge of the affairs of the said day of April, 1923, or might Ben Peetz was a visitor here Scenes and Persons in ib î Current News front door of th» County Court House in Moro, County seat of Sherman County, Oregon, sei! at subject to red- public auction, to the highest bidder emption. for cash In hand, all right, title and estate which the defendant* in this suit have or any of them had on the 12th day of April, 1923, the date of the mortgage described herein, tor since have acquired, or had In or to the above described property or any part thereof, to satisfy said jud gment, decree and order of sale with Interest, costs and accruing coats, including the costs upon this writ. J. T. SUMMERVILLE, United State« Marshall for the District of Oregon. James A. Fee, and Fee and Ran dall, attorneys for Plaintiff, Pen dleton, Oregon. 8-24, 9-21, UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER Attorneys At Law fy Fown Talk Moro, Oregon Dr. L A., BUTLER HOME OFFICE, WASCO in Each Month \ ZELL’S FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE ] WERNMAKK> Phone 345 The Dalles, Ore -------or------ GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY Phone 222 Huey Long’s Optometrist, who has made pro fessional visits to Moro for years and is known for good optical work at reasonable prices will ag ain be at the Hotel Moro, Wed nesday, Sept. 12, for one day. j Eyes Examined, Glasses Ground and Fitted. Will be at Wasco. Sherman hotel, Tues. Sept. 11: at Grass Walley, Thur. Sept 13. Wednesday from Pendleton. Judge and Mrs. Carl Hendricks were here for a few hours Thur sday to sentence a couple of cul James E. Murray, a Butte attor prits. They left for Prineville. Gladys Baker was operated on ney, woo the Democratic nomina in The Dalles for appendicitis tion for the United States senate to serve out the remainder of the term last week. Plant the SEED Right for a Bumper Crop of the late Thomas J. Walsh. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tomlin are here from Klamath Falls for a visit with relatives and friends. The will of T. B. Searcy was filed this week with Serai Searcy Community Presbyterian Church named as executor. The Fall G**p*l Assembly Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dillinger of 10:00 a. m. Dufur were here Wednesday on Sunday School Fellowship Meeting and scripture legal business. 11.00a. m. lesson Prayer meeting every Wedne*- Dr. A. J. Butler drove to Port at 2:80 p. m. at the home of land Thursday to attend a clinic K J. Ginn. for men of Ms profession, return Everybody welcome. ing that evening. CHIDES Wheat Frosted In Canada Frost damage in Canada and further injury to wheat in Aus tralia were developments in the general wheat situation during the week- Extensive frost, rang ing from 2 to 10 degrees occured in northern areas of the Canadian prairie provinces on the night of August 28. The larger part of the Christian Science wheat in north central Alberta AU are cordially invited to at and Saskatchewan was reported tend the church service* and to damaged from one to two grades. Injury in ^Manitoba was small. The loss in yields was less in which is open dally where all au quantity than in quality and thorised Christian Science lltenk that a carload of Save Your EYES Gram Valley Baptist Church Morning Worship C. N Freeman, auditor fo the state industrial accident commi- H. C. Curry of Seattle The old Reliable Optometrist who has made Profes sional visits to Moro for y^ars will again be at the-------- Hotel Moro, Wednesday Sept. 12 for one day. Eyes; Examined, Glasses Ground and Fitted.; Prices based on pre-: sent conditions. Wasco, Tuesday Evening Worship B Y P Ü _______ of the county this week. on Thursday at 8 p.nu Subject. Our Abundance in God. land visiting Joe’s relatives. different ar trip. Lester Ian 4 buna*>, b urning Monday with Mrs. Conlse and young Howard who wore visiting there. Ths school bouse basement has Paul Goddard. naw teacher for N BMI5 RAIL FARES UNION : Grass : : Y alloy, Thursday Sept. 13 RING 1CK- A good line of Seeding Equip ment. Over fifty years of Grain Drill manufacturing ex perience. if-' ' a ,' • • Seen* In the office of the reghtrar pt voten in New Orleans, when a Buchloe gun company of the state militia took over the job of guarding the reglttratlon roll» for Senator Huey P. Long The gunner* kept their weapon« trained on the city hall, across the street, tn case Mayor T. ifemme* Wiilm*ley should direct the police to stage a aortte. ’ ; Floating Ambulance on West Coast • Start the seed right by using a McCormick Deering grain drill (formerly Kentucky). Make sure that every seed you plant reaches the right depth in the seed trench and is properly covered for speedy germination and quick growth. * Large 48 inch wheels combined with a drop front angle steel frame assures light draft. Twenty changes of quantity — the McCormick-Deering double run feed speed Efficient« double run feed Transmission is built of equality materials throughout The sturdy construction of the as sembly assures dependabe preformance over a long period ol years. A SIZE FOR EVERY FARM A TYPE FOR EVERY SOIL Sold by and on Display at McKean & Searcy Noro, Oregon. liullt Oy the !.<>■ Angele, playground deportment for mte bv th. nr. guard «ervlc. which protects Its beaches, an unusual patrol boat h„a been pnt Into Ärvlee. equipped with everything for lifesaving and resütX tlon. from Inhalators to stretchers and hospital equipment tho now h t I. »Id to be the Best bf Its kind, n Is 33 feet tonend bn. n"Zed^ I l D K XIvlS* * * I i * •*
