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THE BURMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1934 Paro*l 1: Southeast quarter of Section Nine (9); South wjeet era! Land Bank of Spokaqfs, a q uar ter of Section Ten (10) euvporaUon, plaintiff, vt. E. M. 15.00 and Sadi* Alley, husband and the Northwest quarter 25.00 ajl in Fifteen (15) Sedtion and wife; The Cltixens Bank, a C0RH3S , Ran- Township One (1) North, by her friend corporation; Moro Bank, 75.00 Mrs. Helen Bnjck*rt entertained g* Eighteen (18) East of the Sohramm, i of The Dalle* * . * a c*rp*r«tion; A. A. th» l\i*B<lay Stuífif Club. Fap^, Wk M. in the County of Sher (Continued fxan paga on*) over the week M Sujterintendent of Banks of Ä man and th* State of Oregon, liquidating too, and giowipg *M of th* yat 20.00 th* State of Omgon, by Alam Fri<W; together with all and singular a corpora- th* Moro State Bank, mMic, condaM th* program for Rta. Archi* (feamm of Klondike the prlwHeges, appurtenances, tion 200 00 ditiona! encouragement is seen in the afternoon. nOirtatnaf «R* community dub on tenements, hereditaments, ]eas- t. Emergency ------- 100.00 Superintendent of Banks of the th* fact that in all cases changes FMilfibdM. Mrià Leo Watkins was ements and rights of way the- State of Oregon, liquidating the TOTAL EXPEN in th* ys* of the land will b* made Maho arrived Tuesday to assist aw neunto belonging or ueually Moro State Bank, a corporation; >13,009.03 with as little disturbance as possi DITÜRES --- rEHyas. Mr. DinbU ia well ac- enjoyed with said premise« or and Sherman County National ble ef th* regular farming system. with all Mm old times*. any part thereof, and the rev- Farm Loan Association, a corpor While is is Impossible to know . None ation^ defendants. . ersten and «eversions, remain - Mrs. P. R> McCulloch was a •snetiy whether the farm income 118,009.03 der and remainders, and also visitor in Portland Monday ^lir” Hugh Chrisman will be materially changed under! DIFFERENCE-CAmount t* be all th* estate, right. title and L. J. Luc— and daughter were Sheriff of Sherman County, Or*. 1 these plans, it is certain that this । or other interest, homestead raised by tax on the County Non- visitors here on Saturday. I program of better land use will 9.7—io-5 us well in claim or demand, a High Scbiool District) 313,009.0® reswlt in a balanced, more perma- Mr and Mrs. Harry Sawin re Gene AmiM. M t . and (M0. J. h which the law as in equity, Dated this 28th day of Septem G. McKm, H M. SteybR* Md tuned from Portland Thursday. h«nt agriculture. th* 12 th mortgagors had on NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE Mrs. John Erosion control is not the only’ ber, 1934. or might day of April, 1923, Mrs J. McKean and daughter CLOSURE BALE benefit ^at will result It is plain Harry B. Pinkerton,. Mr. an® M m . M. D Be«r and , thereafter acquire of, , In or to (Mkxriel of Moro were hnMi|eon In thie District Court of the Chairman Budget Conmuttee ly evident that such a program the said premise« or any part guests of Mrs. Lewis Hasting« last daughter ’ Roberta of Th* 0>ltes United States for the District of w|ll greatly reduce run-off. With visited hefe Sunday. | ( thereof, together with all other com belt state*. ' Oregon. Tueedsy. Secretary ♦h* reduction of run-off, erosion of rights ot every kind and na Th* California Joint Stock Mrs. Roy Belshoe returned home In order to gut a Mr* Anna Lee, Mrs. Lydia <>r- the fertile farm lands . will be ture, however evidenced, to the y^ad Bank of Ban Francisco, a growers pression of opinion T During the c* by an ’ Mrs. Smith shopped in th* last week. greatly re d u c ted In this same use of water, dltche«, and can- corporation. Plaintiff, vs. William ah Uavp [connection?^ the flood hazard boys of America Dalles Wednesday morning. Prises were awarded as foBows: 3hema*hwe¿ the AXA als for the Irrigation of said John F*rr*U, who sometime« use* dcúa. w» wiff bp deewaaetf ^nd the increas- fare rete te pr*ml*M to which the mortga It is sa to °ay that Wasco can In the cut flowers, 1st division,«: £h* nsm— W. John Ferrell and I ed amount oY'^rater penetrating THE AMERICAN gor« or ss«d premises were boast of som excellent women Asters, Mrs. Lee. 1st: W. A7MMK W. J. Ferrell, and Kmma J. F*Te the soil wiU result in building up COMPANION 04 then 4>r might, thereafter bh- hunter*- Lois Hilderbrand, t Mary lor, 2nd; Zinnas, Lee, IsL mo M® foil, his wife. The First Nation- I our water supply The lowering cow entitled, and also to- Andrews and Nellie Fields each i unknown; Snapdragons 1st Bflts* * Bank at Th* Dalle«. Oregon, a I of wells and the drying up of • gether With all share« or rights. killed a teer. Their husbands and Nesbit. 2nd W. H. BurreS; Mari corporatton. and O. A. Cartaon, whether te ars — O ted by oertlfl- Mr and Mrs. Art Smith, Mr. And golds. Mrs. Royce 1st. M*dNr 2nd; V*o*|y*r thereof. Waeco Co*nty French Marigolds, Mra. F*gtMT aULen ot stock or otherwise, in I ^ank, a corporation, J. E. Fields, Mr,. G«orge Wilde all hogs in 1935 Î any canal company or water on Thursday and Friday with 14 second unknown; Double Petunia, sontTact- John A. Hardin. Sherman Coup- 2. Do you favor a 1st Mrs. Harry Sawin, 2nd Mra. W. user's u*obte^oi> attach^ to |ty. State of Oregon, a quasi mtm<- [ivestock deer. H Barres single P*timia; Dab- . «aM !•«< kdt th* benefit there falls »0 that oiir water supply may 1 id pal corporation, and Tpe Bank Mr. and Mrs. C- H. Barnett of lias, Mrs. Anna Lee 1st, D. HnH of; and ate* all right, title and bo obtained. I of Commerce, a corporation, A.A, I that if the pro- California visited with Mrs. Lois 2nd; Second Division, potted pbmts Intes — t pf the defendants Wil I S * h r a m m, Superintendent o f It might be farther noted that raMy or t the Brit Hilderbrand. They were in Port Scholl 1st, Hull, 2nd. liam John Ferrell, who some I Rey b* of the State of Oregon In this program will also decrease the ofikmm wiii con-1 land Sunday at the Golden Barnett Grand champion mixed basket, times use« the names W. John I charge of the..affairs of the said reprteentatrves of home to celebrate the Barnett re Mrs E. Fuller. Ferrell and W. J. Ferrell, and I Bank of Commerce, and F> R. union. Mrs. Marie Cooper accom Emma J. Ferrell, his w>fe, The I Fortner, trqstee, and Mld-Colum- panied them to Portland. First National Bank of The | bla Productive Credit Association. Duoting Method Fot Mrs. Elisa Dingle and brother Dalles, Oregon, a corporation. PA corporation, defendants. Ed Smith have returned home af and O. A.. Carlson, recriver the I BY VIRTUE of * writ on iud " Seed Treating Best ter spending the summer at Chmp , reof, Wasco County Bank. a I gment, decree and order of sale corn corporation. I. p. Fields. John Sherburn. I Issued out of the above court in than of a more permanent profitable A. Hardin Sherman County, agriculture. I the' above entitled cause to me Verne Dutton and Lea ton Wright State of Oregon, a quaxi-mun- ‘ Wve returned from hunting. Vern* on. wes- iclpab corporation. and The sed with is proud of his first deer. Bank of Commerce, a corpora HEARING NOTICE sale is a de- Max Williams and Melvin Walsh tion, A- A. Schramm, Superin NON-HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT were here from McMinnville Sat I ceantry MpH«! wp Him is Mag rendered and entered in said tendent of Banks of the State BUDGET day urday They returned to Salem facts of OHMev, hiterriewinf ttir court and cause on the 13th of Oregon In charge of the af NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN The lion in of Aiwuat. 1934, in favor of with Earl McKinney, then on to world fam*«* explorer«, talking t* California Joint Stock Land Bank fairs of the said Bank of Com ►ted sdmi- that a Budget Committee of the coache« and atHetea. McMinnville by bus. merce, end F. R. Fortner, trus Non-High School District of Sher Üing with We encoarage . and assist o|g Of' Ran Francisco, a corporation Wasco and Kent played volley tee, and Mid-Columbla Produc man County, State of Oregon, at as plaintiff, against William John It western ball Friday with a score of 26 to tive Credit Association, a cor who sometimes use« the m to this a meeting of said Committee held Ferrell, 30 in favor of Wasco. poration, and each and all of inference on the 28th day of September, pre nampes V IT. John Ferrell and W. X Mrs. Ward Briggs of Bonne them be forever barred of all pared an estimate in detail of the Ferrell Emma J. Farrell, and right, title, Interest or estate ville is visiting her parents Mr. amount of money proposed to be 129.829 for the sum of hie wife, (n and to said premises or any •nd Mrs. E. T. Olson. expended by said Non-high Sdhool at the problems to advise boy» and young 6 8 with Interest thereon part thereof, save and except purposes during Mr. and Mrs. Archie Gore were District for all men. These steps account for *«r rat* of six percent per annum i of cere- only the statutory right of red here fom Kelso to attend the funer the flscal school year beginning position as the qaalty mngaxin* from May 21, 1934, and I taxes of grain, emption. al services of Ben Murford. Jun* 18, 1934, and ending June for boys, and we dMi continue t* for 1939 3390.33. for 1931 3269. copper NOW. THEREFORE, by vir and for 17, 1935, and an estimate in detail 44, for 1932 3372.57 Mrs McKinney and Mr. and Mrs. take them.’* tue of said writ on said judgment, receipts of said of the probable G. A. Sargent and Raymond Van, Twelve issues of fan end excite 1933-94 3417.68, with penalties Non-high School (District from all ment for >1.00- Three years Ter and inOereet as by law provided, decree and order of sale, and in Gilder were in Salem Sunday to nwed ftwm pare o» sources for the school year 1934- 1930, compliance with the command of visit William McKinney and Mary >2.00! Spread Ue neW* among and for personal taxe« for Mr. Hill in his wor said writ, I will on the 7th day 85. The Board of Said Non-high 6.1932 Jeanett* Sargent who are in school iota* Pojert.” your friends—and —nd your own 325.00 charged November 38.36, of November, 1934. in the after School District has fixed the 29th at that place. subscription direct to THE AMER personal taxes for 1931, used. <by of October at the hour of 2 !, per- noon of said day at the hour of ICAN BOY. 7489 Second Blvd. charged November 6. 1932 Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wright vis dad out id the region will iftclud*: The most effective way of p. m at the Court House in Moro 310.34, 1:30 o’clock p. m. of said day at the sonai taxe« for 1932 ited W. A. Spencer last Thursday1 1 ModMad tittsge methods and Detroit, Michig««. the County Court ingthe dust treatment is 1 Oregon, as the time and place at 1933, and front door charged November 7, after returning from a hunting your subscription will •pedal studies te determine what House in Moro County seat of which said estimates may be dis- for 32000.00 reasonable attor tillage practises oah be used to the issue you specify. trip to Prineville. Oregon, sell at The smut spores are in cuaaad with the Board of said Non- neys’ fees, and plaintiff’s costs Sherman County, run off and erosion oa a mhi- Mrs. Maude Akers visited at icesof th* grain, and the < subject to red- public auction, high School District, at which of suit taxed at 3116.15. and the highest bidder Moro last Thursday emption, to the come in contact with fl tim* and place any and all persons NOTICE TO CREDITORS costs of sal*, commanding me to t. Growing of more legumes and' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kaseberg and interested will be heard for or a- Notice is hereby givsto that the make sale of the following des for cash in hand, all right, title grame« to build up the soil and to Mrs. A. Weber of Portland were gainst said levy, or any part there undersigned. Rosa M Miller, has cribed real property situate in and estate which the defendants decrsrtse nm-otf and erosion. in Wasco Saturday. | the In this suit have or any of them of. That said estimates and at been appointed administratrix of the County of Sherman, v 3. The coastrsetion of Mechani had on the 12th day of April, Georgia Bell* McHmrscm spent «1 it over two or three limes. . H cal control such as terrices to ro tached original estimate sheets the Estate of Joseph J. ^Wilier, de State of Oregon, to-wlt: 1923, the date of the mortgage the week end with her parents is possible to buy equipment that dwoe rtin-off and <Mms to repair are onfile in tifre office of the Coun ceased, and has qualified as such Parcel It North half of Section or since have described herein, will thoroughly mix whM quarter ty School Superintendent and are administratrix.. Eleven (11); Southeast Mr. and Mrt. E. McPherson. some of ihO damage which has «1- i the or had in or there open to the inspection of Mr. ahd Mrs. A- S. Johnson and! or oats with dust, and thia <edu&- ready been dkrnd. of Section Two (2); Southwe«t acquired, any above described property or quarter, South half of North- Mrs. Frank Lamborn attended the! ment U not toe iw-^ if s*v- < 4. The treatment of th* unculti I all persons interested therein, and part thereof, to satisfy said jud I the same are by reference madte a wvwt quarter and Lots Three Jasper bridge party at Th* Dalle* I vated headwaters both by vegeta- gment, decree and order of sale (3) and Four (4) of Section part hereof. Thursday. RECEIPTS One, all in Township One (1) with intereet. costs and accruing Mrs. William Reid of Yakima! wW consist of the construction of I. Cash on hand at the be- North, Range Eighteen (18) coets, Including the costs upon spent the week end here. > ginning of the year for East of the W. M. In the Coun this writ. J. T. SUMMERVILLE. Mrs. J. A. Butler left Monday to which this budget is made None ty of Sherman and State of visit her sister Mrs. C. Raner in United States Marshall for the 2. Amounts received from Oregon, excepting two acres In Montana- District of Oregon. None the other sources th*' Southeast corner None Malcolm Guy returned home TOTAL RECEIPTS Northeast quarter of said Sec James A- Fee, and Fee and Ran from Forest Grove Saturday. tion eleven (11) deeded to School dall, attorneys for Plaintiff. Pen >10,074.03 Sherman dleton, Oregon. k Tuition Mrs. Belle Cloflder and Augusta District No. 10-5-11-2 Huckin spent Sunday in Yakima. County. NOTICE OF SHERIFFI SALE Mn. Darby, Lorain* Darby, OF REAL TOOPEf terricee and dtm3 and increasing th* plant cover inorder to put th* water into the «oil rather than al- ' low it to run off in floods. ; Further good news come* with the statement that the AAA is cooperating with the Soil Erosion ice so that tlhe farmers may their contracted acres for er- 2. Transportation ........ 8. Postage and Star tionery ..... .............. 4. Printing^...«......^.— 5. Travel Expenses of board .members 6. Clerical (supplies. 2,500.00 directed in th* MAYN E Mary tendency to retard pot- It is the opinion of many pronu Clothier attended Th* Data show th* fat of milk is easily nent phyxlHans who have a know Sunday. ledge of fo*d chemiatey that for Mrs. F. C. Galloway and Mrs- •* adult milk is aHaM a perfect Francis Gilbert attended the M b -1 food. One practicing physician tival Saturday. •sakes this statement rtgartMnr Jimmie H*w«n *f Portland wM >Mtk in thè kauH dhA: Ob a visitor here last week. ; dietary of healthy adults, Jpùlk Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wilson of Th* 'holds a prominent place. In th* ; MS k U combined hi many ways Dalles visited here on Saturday. dietary of adult diasaaes it holds with other foods in making various Miss Baraba Nunn of Vallyo. Cal a pre-eminent place, and it is of pMUr value in the addt ilation’s constantly accelerati^« Veal Cutlets with Potatoes rate of progrès is Apngtow W environmental conations of the1 Three eggs human race so rapidly that th* Salt and pepper Two cups of fine bread, crumbs 8b tabtexpoca* btitUr aptations. Om Two and a half cups milk Five good shed potatoes evolutionary s' daub naff onion Have the cutlets sliced about tlve move in that direction can be made by including in the diet mor* on* inch thick. Remove th* bone. A toothpick may b* ua*d to hold milk and its products.*’ ' ' * WASCO MARKET RED & WHITE STORE F. J. Holey, brother of Raymond J. Moley. former chief adviser to President Roosevelt, has assumed his new duties as postmaster at Berea. Ohio, sit* of th* Moley homo Meed. tcting agaiast disease. Its pkW- teins are abundant in quantity and of excellent quality; also, th* sugar of milk known as lacto**. Is easily fermentable and tl|»rs- pared and eut into quarters length Wise. Place them in the skillet around th* cutlets. Sprinkle with salt, add onion cut finely, and cover the whole with th* milk. Cover th* skillet with a dos* fitting lid and bake -in a slow oven (300 dag.) until th* whole is tender, or about on* hour. Serve on a hot platter with a few dashes of pap rika over the top. YES Groceries—Meats—Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Season. Your Patronage Solicited Delco Light Battery Service Hardware Insurance Radio appear in history as conquerors of th* bread crumb* Put the butter the settled agriculturists, who into a hot skillet and as soon as lived mor* exclusively on grains. It is sissling hot, add cutlets and brown Ridm oa both sides to a milk or cheese or both, th* poopl* ar* healthy and throng. Milk contributes most of the food elements; n*«<Md for promot- on the Sth day of Octol at th* hOgr Of ten o*0P at th»« front ddor *f th SEE — Geo. B, Moon Wasco, Oregon DEAL with YOUR LOCAL th* Southeast Quarter of SaciUon • Ten, in ?f<*wnahlp Three, South of JM*» teen. East of fhjej" 1HMm**t* Meridian, containing if« The Southwest Quarter df Section ?Pwo. ail in Township Three, South of Rang« fi tedn. East of th* WÜIa Meridian, containing 15 Th* South** QuarUr dt Section Titre«, all in Town ship, Three, bodth of Rang* geveuteen, Rast of the Wil- tamhtie Meridian, containing «19.fR acre«. Th* South Half of th* North- weet Quarter and Lots The** and Four of Section Two, in Township ThiVe, South of Rang* Seventeen, East of the V^Hlamette Meridian, contain ing 158.21 acne«. Subject to th* rights acquired by deed recorded in Book B of deeds, page 435. records of Rhorman County, Oregon, to h erleb y which reference is made, situated in Sharman County, Oregon. under exe- Raid th* Circuit cution issued out of Court of th* State of Oregon for the County Mountain Copper Carbonate 52 per cent or over copper Sodium Chlorate To Kill Morning Glory Goes on Dry, or in Solution $7.60 per bbl. Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers WASCO. OREGON
