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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1937)
8 HERMAN COUNTY JOU kN AL, Kent Seniors MORO. OREGON Surroundings That Beckon Oregon’s Edito Class Play mon both m orning and evening The regular- mcrojng serm on a’ 11 a. m. an d th e M other’s day se r m on, r t 2.30 n. m., a larg e erowf a ttc n d jn g both" Services. • Abov one hundred and fifty persons p a” took of the pot luck dinner a t th ' g ra n g e hall. farms vary highest average rate, at an even vity. just as $10 for’ diversion, $6.70 for soil loverai coun- building allowance on diverted signed a pro- acreage, and $1.34 on crop land n which a on non-diversion farms. Other e .by multi-^ high counties are Cooq, $9. $5.95 county base^ and $1.19; Hood River, $8.90, $5.95 can earn per| and $1.19; Columbia, $8.60- $5.70. in the con-( and $1.14; and Washington $8.50. j $5.65, and $1/13. County Rates Set C ounty av erag e diversion p ay ment ra te s p er acre u n d er the 1937 agricultural, conservation program have been approved by the secre ta ry o f a g ric u ltu re as subm itted by the s ta te AAA com m ittee, accord ing to word received a t the state office of the AAA at? Oregon S tate College. The following rates have been established fo r Sherm an coun- Please With The Senior- class play presented by the high school Saturday eve ning was well attended and the cast was well ■ ’’chosen. The school band furnished music. Helen and Wesley Flint left Thursday for Ontario to spend seme time with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Durward Helyer and son. Gordon of Tumalo were Sunday victors at Kent. Mr. And Mrs. Paul Stout and son Kenneth of Parkdale, were here for the Mother’s Day services. They were former Kent residents. Mr. and Mrs- Fred Brown of Turner1 were over night guests at the J. E. Norton home Saturday night. «“Uncle Fred’’ is spry for his age and don’t look a day older than when he left Kent eight years ago. , Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson and boys of Fossil Were" week end guests of Mr And Mrs J . M. Wilson. Visitors at the *0/ Wilson home over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Harbin of .Oakesdale Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harbin of Portland. Mrs. Ida Davis, Paul ine Davis and Mrs. Clarice Sacre of Moro.. ‘ Albert and Karl Pluemke. of Madras visited their parents Mr. and Mrs.'Max Pluemke here Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett of The Dalles visited with Mrs. B. A Hogue last Friday. Mothers day was observed here as is the custom annually. Rev. C. F. Swanders delivered the ser- PAGE THREE FRIDAY. MAY 14. 1937 i;:n::art£snn« A verage ra te per acre fo r diver- ’ s’.on from soil depleting base. $3.80. j ‘LANG ran g es burn th eir own A verage soil building allowance ash. No ashes; ne ash pan. Fora- ra te per acre on acreage diverted b r g .' nplinncc^.Co. 2!3 E. Third St. The Dalles. 28-9p fo r payment- $2.50. A verage soil buildip^ allowance FOE SA LE: 6 purebred Spotted ra te p er acre on all crop land on Poland ¡China gilts, to pig in May. Men’s E lgin S tra p Watch. non-diversion farm s and com m er Sam Davis, G rass Valley. 26-28p figure dial. Gold filled case cial orchard land on diversion FOR SA L E : 2 good milch cows. farm s, $.51. • E v erett W atkins, Wasco. 2G-7-S As was the case last year, the ra te s v ary accoiuing to the a v e r FOR SA LE -Having sold mj age productivity of the crop land w heat , anch. I will sell my R um by in the various counties. In recom 12 fo-'t Combine, original paint, m ending the ra te s for this year fine d ra p er excellent condition the ’s ta te com m ittee was guided Price .c 555 and located in Gillian. som ew hat by la st y e a r’s ra te s and -iCQjinty. $250 down, balance term s. sem i-baquette. Gold those in effect la st year, O. R. A ndrews, P rosser Wash. Raised figure dial. the experience u n d er, them with Electric FO P SALE ...i. the 1936 program . The average C ircular Write diversion ra te for the country this Fence. Have I a . year was only $6 instead of $10 an o'- Ilo rte Pom and sec* acre, while th e soil building allow B arn e r d Cite — $17.50 ance was raised accordingly. The f< t;co r t DcA county rates this yo^r. th erefo re, are not postpaid, doh com parable as to total am ount with rep resen tativ e. * • R f A T Raised $37.50 , filled Black $29J5 TRAVEL EAST on cnc of. UNION PACIFIC'S • These scenes are (roan the La Grande and W allow a lake region where thousands of vacationists bead each summer. The Oregon Newspaper Publishers association chose La Grande for its golden jubilee convention, to be held June 17 to 19. The editors along with other folk who love Oregon’s outdoors are looking forward to enjoy ing the attractions of the W allo w a lake country which is not really far away and accessible to the world over excellent highways. The top picture was snapped on W allo w a lake. The highway shown is the O ld Oregon T r a il— U.S. 30— between Pendleton and La Grande where the modern paved route parallels the oxcart tracks faintly visible in the foreground. A t right— a horseback party climbing up into the majestic primitive area of the W allo w a mountains. (Illustrations courtesy State Highway Department) HlWAY/TOÌlEAtTH Zxy^ADA^Rr^MAVN E OREGON <DAIRY COUNCIL •es expire Ju n e 30th of th is year S traw b erry season is late this according to an announcem ent /c a r and fo r several weeks we from the secretary of state. have anticipated serving th is pop- Those who have reached th e age a j a r fruit.’ tA few days and they o f 70 y ears, th o w rw h o have ac should be very reasonable in price. quired an y physical handicaps Then it pays to serve them o ften — which m ig h t affect th e ir 'driving »very day in fa ct—for the straw - ability, and those who a re apply- e rry season i^ never very long. ng fo r a d riv e r’s license fo r the A lthough colorful and unques- first tim e m u st all com plete th* ; on ably refresh in g , straw b erries d riv e r’s license exam ination, state? erved alone are of little n u tritiv e Wm. Ham m ond, head of the O pera value and a re th erefo re m ost often to rs Division. served in com bination w ith some T he d ep a rtm en t is anticipating nutritious food- such as cream , ice the recording of th e g re a te st num cream, a vanilla co rn starch pud- ber of licenses known in the his ling or a sho’tcakc and whipped to ry of the sta te . This is based cream . These foods are the m ost on th e increased re g istra tio n of nutritious foods available but lack m otor vehicles, nonresident visitors the appealing color which the and the m any who have recently rsjraw herries provide. They are tak en up residence jn th is state. p erfect i in com bination, however, A rran g em en ts are being m ade to each com plim enting the other. accept acplications by M ay 15th. Tire trad itio n al shortcake over In o rder th a t th e trem endous rush frhlch straw b erries are served is a and jam m ight be avoided. Speeia1 t& xuit made a s suggested below. atten tio n d u ring th is e a rly period A lthough m any v arieties of so- will also be given those who. have called shortcake are on th e m arket, reached the age of 70 o r are o th er 46me th a t are in re a lity sponge w ise required to take th o full ex; cakes. nothing can begin to m eas am ination, and th e d ep artm en t ure up to th e hom e-m ade o l< /fasl|f po in tin g out the convenience of ap- nlvine- eorlv fo r license r enew als. ioned ’shortcake. C ertainly men S tr a ig h t renew als upon approved p refer it ju s t as so often th ey p r e form s m ay be had by m aifing the fer plain cream served w ith th eir com pleted form to g eth er w ith the shortcake - but you 11 notice they $1.00 fee direct to the S ecretary ■ w ant it thick. 1 F o r the p a rty d esse rt or a tre a t of S tate. ord model men s Ham ilton w atch. 17 Jew els. Gold filled $40.00 Fitting Rewards G rad u ate 20 m inutes. Remove from oven and b u tte r tops. ■ Remove from.' pan' and cool. The egg n:.»y be elim inated by increasing Lhv u- m ount of b u tte r and milk. r------h I d r y °r ££ Strawberrie Torte I S ix egg w hites Two cups su g ar One tsp v an illa i One larg e tbsp v in e g a r- One pint w hipping cream B eat egg w hites until very st tT I Add su g ar, vinegar and v anilla and J Or you m ay bake it as individual b eat w ith w ire whip 16 m in u k -i nests to hold ice cream topped w i t h ^ y th e clock. P our into butte: c i ! straw b erries and a spoonful -^uf lay er cake tins. H eat oven to 350 j whipped cream . deg. then ju s t before p u ttin g lb I t ’s delightful . . . i t ’s delicious m ixture into the oven, tu; n a., lay. . . . it’s - - well- you’ll find th a t its as possible and cook at this tcm -J com pletely perfect. k p e ra tu re for one hour. o Strawberry . i - - u Shortcake k n ,i,a L a i I • One hour before . serving, _. spread . . • , ,, each lay er witn the stiffly beaten alf q u a rt of straw o er- cream and J , sweetened . , straw , u One n i and auu a a. h nail n , -r.es. • ries, Sweetened ¡Put to g eth er cut as cake, and One half pint w hipping cream serve - 1 TA« p?Rl Ä ^ i 5.pA - S a n é is ; ,, « cin e unw «® f e s s i . The young man or woman who ha ^performed life's first im portan task, th a t of qualifying for i diploma- is en titled to some spec iul rew ard of m erit. A fine Elgin, H am ilton or W altham w atch W’U be highly ap p ro p riate, the most ap preciated o f all tokens, and useful guide to pun ctu ality in all fu tu re life. We. are ready to show- you the late models in Am erican m ade w atches, s ta rtin g a t $15.00. .You will a d mire them . . . . and we invito jrou to make y o u P selection nÖSF. LAY CARLISLE r JEWELER The Dalles, Oregon " - ‘? W CP ANNUAL STATBMBNT ? YsXsMSN MUTUAL LIPB IN- ’. CS COMPANY or DBS MOINBS. > • t of IOWA, on th« thlrty-flret , L':2fcn»W. IW9. made to th« In- Cgmmlsslooer nt th« State of »J. e „ n . pursuant to la#. Capital Amo-nt of Ledger asset« if itual Company . . . . . 924,925,759.22 Income Total premium Income for the year ........... 9 3,282.853 21 Inte-oat. dividends and rents revived during the year . 1,916,920.80 Income from other sources received during the y e a r.. 167,509.96 Total Income I Disbursement! Pa d for losses, endow ments, annuities and sur render values ............. .. I Dividends .Qald to policy holders during the year ., Commissions and salaries paid during the year . . . Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year . 7 .. Amount of all other ex penditures ........................... Total expenditures.......... I Assets see these modern features Prepare for ft new experience in easy, carefree cookery. Join the happy throng o f modern w om en w ho are cook in g elec trically on gleam ing, n ew H ot- p o in t Electric Ranges. H o tp o in t E lectric R an ges, w ith their sensational new Flat Calrod U nits, offer am azing n ew sp e e d , e c o n o m y and a u to m a tic c o o k - ery to m odern hom es. Visit our nearest office today. ELEC TR IC R A N C ES Buy on Convenient Terms Value of real estate owned (book value) ..............I Value of stocks and bonds owned (Amortised value). Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc...................... Premium notes and policy loans . ....................... ,........ Cash In banks and on hand Net uncollected and deferred • premiums .............................. Interest and rents due and cccrued .................................. Other assets (net) ................ Total admitted assets . . . J Liabilities Net reserves ............................... I Oross claims for losses u n - - p a i d ................. ..................... All other liabilities .............. Total liabilities, • X cept capital ................. ...I Surplus as regards policy- holders ......... I Total ................... I Business In Oregon For 1 Gross premiums re ceived during the * year ....................... 4 Premiums and dlvl- . drnds r e t u m ed during the year .9190.31 Losses paid- during the year . . . ......... 9 Name of Company: YBOMBN 1 LIPB INSURANCB COMPANY Name of President: A. H. HOFF Name of Secretary: OXO. F. MN Statutory resident attorney foi C. X. 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