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THE SHEKM a N CU U N TÏ JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1937
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STATEHOUSE GOSSIP , ' IT _______
rs
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
I
C. C. WILSON
west Quarter, the Southeast
(Continued from“ Fage~^ne>
F Q T m e r S j ^ W
Quarter of tne Northwest
i Al| persons having claims a- Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
¿HERMAN COUNTY OBSRRVh : E«ubhih,.,l N w . 2. IKW,
in the art work on the new cap-
Quarter, aiu^A the Northeast
gkinst the estate of Elma Atwood,1------------------------
GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL Est^blisheu Oci 14 18i>7
itol building it was announced here
Quarter ' of the Southwest
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
deceased,
are
hereby
notified
to
CONSOLIDATED, 1 ARCH 6. 1931
thia week by Piancis Keallyt New
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF * Quarter of Section 20, in Town
a*
•
' present them, with the proper
WASCO NEWS-ENTERPE iSE, Established 18 h i
York
architect
who
designed
the
ship 4 South Range 16 East
THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
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vouchersr
to
the
undersigned,
the
CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4. 1932
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| .state house. Really made the trip
of the Willamette Meridian;
duly appointed Executrix of the'«SHERMAN COUNTY. No. 366.
Published Every Friday
across the continent by airplane
M oro. O rpoon, By
also
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last will and testament of Elma*
the Matter of the Estate of
Farmerk
of
Oregon
are
again
GILES L. FRENCH
Manerhtir Editor | to attend the cornerstone laying
Atwood,
deceased,
at
Wasco,
Ore-
JULIUS
H.
L
..
.
RUHBERG,
De-
The
East
Half
of
the
South­
to have opportunity to express
ceremonies.
gon, within six months from the ceased.
east Quarter of Section 17,
In the rotunda of the capitol, Re their opinions on the details of the date of this notice, to w it f June! The Undersigned having been
the South Half of the South­
in
ally explained »will, be four great agricultural conservation program 25, 1937.
B. Estrelle Hailey appointed by the County Court of
west Quarter of Section 16,
paintings ,one depicting Captain as now being carried out. Their Geo. G. Updegraff
J the State of Oregon, for Sherman
the Northwest Quarter of
Gray landing at the Columbia ri­ opinion will be sent to western Attorney for Executrix.
County, Executor of the estate of
Section 21 and the Southeast
ver, another showing . Lewis and headquarters and wien to Washing­
Julius H. L. Ruhberg, deceased, and
Quarter of Section 20, all in
34-37
Clark at Celilo falls, a third- por­ ton for consideration, in framing
having q u isle d , notice is hereby
Township 4 South Range 16.
Entered as second-class matter a» 'he Posto thee, at Moro, Oregon,
the 1938 program, announces N. E.
traying
the
first
white
women
to
given to the creditors of, and all
East of the Willamette Meri­
•»nder Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
NOTICE
OF
SHERIFF’S
SALE
cross the continent arriving at Dodd, chairman of the f fcate AAA
persons having claims against said
dian; and
7
IN
THE
CIRCUIT
COURT
OF
SUBSCRIPTION rater — payable in advance .
committee.
Fort Vancouver and showing a ty­
deceased,
to
preseBt
them,
verified
THE
STATE;
OF
OREGON
FOR
* The Southeast Quarter of the
One Year ................
»150
pical wagon train of the 1843 per­
Preliminary to such an expres­
THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN as required by law,' within six
Northeast Quarter, and the
iod.
sion
a
series
of
six
district
meet­
JU N E 25, 1937
GEORGE B. GUTHRIE, as Re month after the first publication
Southwest Quarter of the
Flanking either side of the main ings were arranged by the state
ceiver of The Oregon-Washington of this notice to said Henrich Pat
Southwest
Quarter of Section
THE rain
74 words is something that would entrance and 40 feet in front of it committee between June 8 and Joint Stock Land Bank of Portland jens at his address, Grass Valley,
17,
and
the
East Half of the
will be two heroic groups carved in June 11 at CorvaUis, Portland,
Oregon, or to Gavin & Gavin, Ex-
not
have
been
attempted
a
few
Oregon,
a
coropration
Northeast
Quarter
of Sec­
The manifestations ^of the weath­
marble. At the left the composi Roseburg, Arlington, Redmond and
Plaintiff, tate Attorneys at The Dalles, Ore­
tion 19, in Township 4 South,
er are always a lively topic for years ago, but with the larger type tion will portray the great Leiwis Baker. These were attended by
gon.
vs
Range 16 East of the Willam­
conversation whether they are ac­ it looked like quite a story any­ and Clark expedition crossing the
Henrich Patjens ....
a
C
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n
r
itteeT
L
ar
d
COUnti
JENNIE
E.,
MARTIN,
DONALD
ette Meridian; and
ceptable to our agricultural inte:- way.
continent.
Balancing
thia
on
the
Executor of the estate of Julius
H frip
f
7 he?
MARTIN, KENNETH MARTIN,
Readers have come to read the
The Northeast Quarter and
ests or opposed to them. The pres-
right the great wagon train of 1843 nat onai
H.
L. Ruhberg deceased.
and
ELSIE
(MARTIN,
his
wife,
ent rain—or is It past rain—has ^^•phnes a1’«1 skip the fine type, will take form
the Southwest Quarter of Sec­
AAA officials are seeking q l ADYS MARTIN PAGE and
Dated June 23, 1937.
most decidedly come in the first w at least that is a theory about
tion 21 Township 4 South,
Above
the
main
entrance
will
be
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WALTER J. PAGE, her husband,
Range 16 East of the Willam­
class for rt is almost unanimosely readers, and larger type and short carved a composition in which the
With these questions in mind the BERNARD MARTIN and SALLIE NOTICE TO CREDITORS
stories may meet that situation
ette Meridian
agreed that the rain has assured er
tay making newspapers consist of I
’ “"i ‘Ì * WatCT. ,n d e* ^ h county committeemen will consult MARTIN, his Wife, DONALD J.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
. ,
v
.
a crop 4Sf wheat for the entire b r ie f b u l l e t i n . .b .t e.n
that
the
undesigned
has
been
duly
^
n“
‘n
,
U
t
h
r
e
T
.
n
d
O
M
W lS '
the
còmponent
parts.
On
with
farmers
in
their
own
counties
MARTIN,
CITIZENS
BANR
OF
brief bulletins that can be read
county,
the flanking buttresses of the main and formulate replies according to GRASS VALLEY, MORO STATE
rapidly.
t T ° ^ o ? X o X s h 0eX .°n
‘
Lowest estimate heard is that ; - nn,„,
.
What will become of the daily entrance doorway are to be carved, the ideas of the farmers them- BANK and MARK SKINNER, Su-
thereon
from
May
26.
1937
at
the
the county will
produce as much;,, „ . .
.. ..
, * on one side the sea otter, on the selves. Just as farmers’ demands perintendent of Banks of the State County, Executrix of the estate of
. .
i. j - . i
.
„ u . dose of domesticity, the column of
rate of 6% per annum, and the
wheat as it did last year. Highest,
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other the beaver.
a.^t year for more attention to of Oregon
defendants, William Morrison, deceased.
advice on morals and matrimony,
further sum of One Thousand
so far, is that county will have 3,-
Over
the
west
entrance
will
be
a
P^ctiees instead of diversion pay-
By virtue of U e
of execu.
All persons having claims a-
the newsy nothings of New York
Eight Hundred Seventy-one and
000,000 bushels for sale. Those
composition of three salmon. On
.,S «- r° U8r
firreater emp^asis tion and order of sale duly issued gainst said estate are hereby re­
on that phase of the program, so out of the Circuit Court of the quired to present the same to Mal­ 71-100 Dollars ($1,871.71 with in­
growth wheat made in 1916 after t7 Y n ow " 'h o7
Ini I 8ele5t e d t h e theme' Other sculp it is believed betterments m next State of Oregon for the County of colm W. Wilkerson, U. S. Bahk terest thereon from May 26/1937
tojtnow how many people actually | tflral subjects u
jn
at ^the rate of 8% per annum, and
the June rams are likely to favor
Prof ram
niadg in Sherman, on the 18 day of June, Building, The Dalles, Oregon, the further sum of Five Hundred
the highest estimate. ‘r
ious parts of the building include the light of actual experience.
1937> pursuant
a decree entered with vouchers properly verified, as
Dollars ($500.) as attorneys* fee,
au
’ • 7.”
•—v.a...»o . domesticated animals, such as the
June rains in the wheat belt cer­
Questions sent oidt to the state in said Court June 17, 1937, in a by law required, within six months together with coats of said suit
aad
nrtn,
°F«ranl“
t‘?ns
*•
«»‘her
cow,
the
horse
and
the
sheep,
the
tainly determine whether the year »"H print the news length,ly com- mule. deer and ll>uffa,0 .
and county officials have to do with suit wherein George B. Guthrie, as from the date hereof.
will be just another crop season or
Dated this 18th day of June, 1937. taxed at Twenty-one & 90-100
m*r
care coach, the locomotive and the pony methods of establishing individual Receiver of The Oregon-Washing-
will be recalled in street corner for it at all and We,
Eliza Grace Morrison Huis, Dollars (21.90) and the costs of
farm bases: with the success or ton Joint Stock Land Bank of Port-
prefer to have in­
and upon said writ.
express
will
also
form
part
of
the
conversations for years to come as formation about the day’s events decorative composition.
Executrix.
otherwise of the diversion and non- land, Oregon, a corporation, is
C. C. W ils-i
a joyous mark in the lives of citi­ given us by banner headlines and
Malcolm W. Wilkerson,
On the licor in the center of th‘ diversion farm classifications; and plaintiff, and, Jennie E. Martin, Attorney for Estate. „
Sheriff
of
Sherman
County, Oregon
zens of the county.
33 to 37
with the results obtained by plac- Donald Martin, Kenneth Martin
bold-face type. Maybe, too, it is
rotunda
is
to
be
Captain
Gray’s
31-36
•More than two inches of rain in merely an indication that styles
in g more mephasis this year on and Elsie Martin, his wife, Gladys
ship
“The
Columbia,’’
cast
in
June makes the wheat grow in change in all things.
soil building practices compared Martin Page and Walter J. Page NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
bronze, and topping the cylindrical
Lupine Rebecca Lodge No. 116
leaps and bounds, makes it look
with diversion.
, her husband, Bernard Martin and No. 2440
tower will be a 22-foot bronze
Moro, Oegoo
radiant and happy. But not more COURT BILL REPORT
What practices should be added Sallie IMlartin; his wife, Donald J IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
statue typifying a symbolic pio-
happy than it makes the faces of
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
or omitted is another question, and Martin, Citizens Bank of Grass
f le e t s 2d and 4th Tu­
The summary of the majority re- neer.
those hard working men who have
THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN
what are some specialized crop Valley, Moro State Bank and Mark
port
on
the
court
bill
contains
Leo
Freedlander
and
Ulric
Eller-
esday» of each month
plowed the ground, sown the crop
GEORGE B. GUTHRIE, as Re­
problems is also being asked. The Skinner, Superintendent of Banks
Visiting
members wel
and waited through winter snows, some wording that is remindful of husen will be the sculptors on the general effect of the. present pro-
the State of Oregon are defen ceiver of The Oregon-Washington
come.
wind and freezes, spring drouths t^he Declaration of Independence I capitol job and Barry Faulkner
Joint
Stock
Land
Bank
of
Port­
gram is also being investigated. dants said writ being directed to
and wind storms to find out wheth­ and it may go down in history in I and Frank Schwartz will paint the finally the officials want to know me commanding me to make tale of land,
Oregon,
a
corporation.
Hazel Truitt. N. G.
an
almost
equal
place.
We
quote,
murals.
AH
four
are
New
York’
er the harvest will bring them a
Plaintiff,
Lila B»ll. Seeretnrr
what
part»
6f
the
present
program
5the
refti
property
hereinafter
de-
heavy stream of golden grain or “ We recommend the rejection of artists of nation-wide repute ac- have (been hardest to explain to scribed, I will on Monday, the 26th
vs
a mere trickle of shrivelled ker­ this 'bill as a needless, futile, and | cording to Really.
farmers.
day of July, 1937, at 10:00 o’clock PfcTER PETERS, HENRY H. Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. K. S.
utterly dangerous abandonment of
nels
a.
m., at the front door of the Court WHITE, CORA H. WHITE,' AR-
Moro, Oregon
In formulating next year’s pro­
I Insu red fire losses in Oregon dur-
Rain is more often than not the a constitutional principle.
VID
ANDERSON,
Defendants,
House
of
Sherman
County
in
the
Meet«
Every Secon
It was presented to the Con- ing 1936 totalled $3,224,343 accord- gram those m charge Shrill be guid-
deciding factor that decides wheth­
By virtue of the writ of exeeu-.
Fourth
Thursdays
in each
•d
by
past
experience,
the
opinions
T°
wn
M“ro-
State
of
Oregon
er the family ration shall be beans gress in a most intricate form and ing to the annual report of Hugh M growers, and by the results in offer, fo,r . aale * ? ? ,'’r07 e<J t0 “ U tion and order of sale duly issued
Month. Visiting membeti
for
reasons
that
obsecured
its
real
H.
Earl,
state
fire
marshal.
This
and home cured bacon or the finer
Invited.
to the highest bidder for cash in out of the Circuit Court of the
f figure is 26.8 percent below the numerous “sample counties’’ where
foods->*of diet.
Rain determines pnrpba*«
Frances King W. M.
State of Oregon for the County of
hand
the
following
described
real
different
plans
are
being
tried
out
It would not banish age from average yearly loss for the prev-
whether the old jalopy shall plod
Ruth Sparling. Secretary.
property, situate in Sherman Coun­ Sherman, on the 27th day of May,
the
bench nor abolish divided de- ious ten year period. The Bandon this year.
through another year with slapp
_H
1937,
pursuant
to
a
decree
entered
ty,
State
of
Oregon,
to-wit:
,
fire with an insured loss of $1,256,-
ing pistons or be retired for a new cisions.
in said court May 26, 1937, in a Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
West One-Half (Wft) of Sec­
\Tt
would
not
affect
the
power
669 accounted for 39 percent of the
Speaker Pullfast—frothing that
and shining vehicle with a multi­
suit wherein George Bi Guthrie, as
Moro, Oregon
tion
Eight(8):
West
One-Half
of
any
court
to
hold
laws
uncon-
J
state
total,
is false ever does anybody any
plicity of fashionable gadgets.
Receiver of The Oregon-Washing­
Meets the 1st and 3rd
(Wft) of Section Seventeen(17)
good.
sfcitutional nor withdraw from any
Forsooth, rain is something to
ton Joint Stock Land Bank of
Thursday evenings of
East One-Half (Eft) of East
Old Mr. Groot (in audience) __
make even bankers smile and farm judge the authority to issue injunc-1 The Board of Control has set
Portland,
Oregon,
a
corporation
is
One-Half
(Eft)
of
Section
Nine
each month. Visiting
____ ______
I July 1 as the time for considerable Yer’re wrong, Stranger. I hive
ers to grin the happy, hilarius grin ^*ons-
plaintiff, and Peter Peters, Henry
i teen (10), and the West One-
members cordially in-
It
is
a
proposal
without
prece-
proposals
from
Portland
property
false
teeth
and
they
do
me
a
lot
of pleasant expectation.
H. White, Cora H. White and Ar-
Half (WJ) of West One-Half
”i*ed to meet with us.
dent and without justification.
owners with^-buildings or building of good.
vid
Anderson
are
defendants,
said
Roy
Powell.
W. M.
(Wft)
of
Section
Twenty
(20),
“It contains the germ of a sys- sites for sale to the state. The last
LEGISLATION BY LIQUOR
writ being direct to me command­
all
in
Township
Three
South
C V. Belkn^n. Secy.
tern of centralized administration legislature authorized the board to
ing .me to make sale of the real
(3S), Range eighteen East
If news reports are to be be­ of law that would enable an exec-1 acquire an office building in Port- result of the storm.
property hereinafter described, I Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O O. F.
(18 E) of the Willamette Mer-
lieved it is to be quite a party that utive so minded to send his judges Jand to be financed through the sale From the Observer June 26, 19(j8.
will on Tuesday, the 6th day of
idan, containing Nine Hundred
Judge E. V. Littlefield returned
the president is throwing on Jeffer­ into every judicial district in the | of certificates of indebtedness to be
“ Moro. -Or» go»
July, 1937 at 10:05 o’clock'*, m.,
Sixty (960) acres, more or les»
son island out in Chesapeake bay. land to sit in judgment on contro­ retired from rentals paid by de­ on a part of his Vacatioh Tuesday,
Meets 1st an 1 3rd
Accounts have it that 180 quarts versies between the Government partments occupying space in the to attend to some court matters at to satisfy the sum of Four Thou- at the front door of the Court
Tuesdays in the
i sand Seventy-four and 12-100 Dol­ House of Sherman County in the
chambers, in this city.
of recently legalized beverage not­ and the citizen.
state-owned building.
IO.O.F. hall. Tran
• • *
Mrs. Erskine haa.jurtially re­ lars ($4,074.12 with interest there­ City of Moro, State of Oregon,
ed throughout the world for its
“It is a measure which ahould
sient and vdsjtny;
offer for sale and proceed to sell
potency will be on hand to lower be so emphatically rejected that
The Capitol Construction com­ covered from the bad effects of a on from June 17, 1037 at the rate
brothers are eordi- >
to
the
highest
bidder
for
cash
in
the mental resistance of recalci­ it?s parallel will never again ‘ be mission has voiced its disapproval recent stroke of paralysis, at Seat­ of 6% per annum; and the further
ally invited to meet
hand the following described real
trant congressmen.
presented to the free representa­ of a proposal to construct a garage tle, but her physician has faint sum of Two Thousand Two Hun­
with us.
'
Many, many times within re tives of the free people of on private property adjacent to hope for her restoration. She is dred Seventy-two and 80-100 Dol­ property, situate in Sherman coun­
Lewis McKee. N. G.
($2,272.80) with interest ty, State of Oregon, to-wit:
cent memory there has been moral America.’’ — —
the state office building. The com­ constantly attended, day and night lars
Joe Truit, Secretary-
The North Half of the North-
thereon from June 17, 1937 at the
resentment at the methods adopted
Who said the patriots were all mission wants thia property pro­ by skilled nurses.
Grandma and Grandpa Isaac fate of 8% per annum, and $360.00
by lobbyists who attempted to ob­ dead ?
tected as a strictly residential dis­
Thompson
expect to leave Sunday as attorneys’ fee, together with
tain support for their measures by
trict.
on a visit with two sons and a half costs of
auit taxed at Twenty-
plying unwary legislators with in
FARM LABOR AND UNIONS
toxicants, food, praise or whatever
. Appointment of a commission of brother at “Oregon City, and later two and 10-100 Dollars ($22.10) ,
C08ts of ®nd upon said
bait seemed best suited to the case.
Resolution at the state meeting I ten lawyers and judges to revise on will go to Trout lake to visit an<*
- Probably few citizens have con­ of labor at Marshfield favoring I Oregon’s probation, parole and gei> Elwood and, fflh-.- MiPftbald’s, folks.
sidered the possibility of govern­ vertical unions probably foretells 1 tenchtgsystem ~ was announced by
ment officials following the same more labor troubles for Oregon. | Governor ttfartin ib is week. The
course and coercing congressman The A. F. of L. in Oregon has been ten include Justices J. O. Bailey
by means of alcohol. The feeling the more conservative type of and George Rossman of the state
is general that if one wishes to win labor organization and it has held supreme court; Judge Hall S. Lusk
votes for bills that are entirely to the horizontal or craft union of Portland; Judge Arthur D. Hay
honorable such means are unneces­ style of organization. The C. I. O. of Lakeview; Judge James T. Brand
sary but that if the purpose of the is the vertical union sponsor.
of Marshfield; Oscar Hayter of
The difference between the type Dallas; Earl A. Not-t of McMinn­
bill is shady resort may be made
to almost any means to gain the of union practiced is of little con­ ville:- Lotus T. Langley of Port­
sequence to the general public ex­ land; Senator Robert M. Duncan of
end.
In other words the methods em­ cept that at present the more rad­ Burns, and Representative N. Ray
ployed give indications of the end ical unionists favor the vertical Alber of Portland. The commii-
type. Its acceptance -in Oregon, sion is expected to present its
desired.
The folks back home who do the may be an indication that there recommendations to the next legis­
voting may not be pleased st the is dissent with the conservative lative session.
intimation that legislation is con­ unions of this section and a desire
trolled by liquor in the final analy- on the part of the delegatee to get
sis and it is probable that the con­ into action against industry.
Also . it makes Ben Osborne’s
gressmen who attend will have
W ith A u to m a tic
Î
*
difficulty in returning to the scene statement before the grange as-
sernply at The Dalles of less con-
of their carousals.
general electrsc
sequence than before although it From the Observer June 28, 1918
has been repudiated by the speakr * o _
.
THRIFT UNIT
news type
er. Mr. Osborne is said, to have . . .
Bn8l>ine
wife were
S
e a le d - in -itc tl
Years ago, when Ottomar Mer- said that there was no intention to 1 v,s* ,n* a* CamP Lewis P*rt of last
-i— ■ :
genthaler who invented the lino­ organize farm labor. Now if he ~ , 8ay’nS ‘goodbye’ to his son,
General
Electric
offers
great­
type ’w as plugging away at his job does'hot find support' at Marshfield
, N ow , for the greater convenience o f our customers who live
and other Sherman county
est refrigerator value in 10
newspapers were often set in large and men with other ideas come to "03rB ,in the 91at division.
some distance' frfita town, and for all who would like to use
years. More ice cubes, more
type because of the hand labor the front in the labor movement
Hail visited Kent and Grass Val-
this convenience, we have adopted a new Depcsit-by-M aU
sto ra g e space, m ore cold
necessary. Country newspapers in farmers may expect anything.
1 Sunday morning doing but lit-
capacity,
more conveniences
system
that
is
as
simple,
sw
ift
and
safe
as
can
be
conceived.
those days were set in “pics
There was no assurance, after
damage. The hail stones were
AT
N
E
W
LO W PRICES!
which is about one and a half times the repudiation, that this would not lar* e as P»ffeon eggs, but spaced
In effect, it brings this bank to you— any time, anywhere.
as large as the usual body type happen anyway, but at least, there rather **r »part did little damage,
Just place your deposit in a Special D eposit Envelope
Scvs on PRICE!
used nowdays in most papers.
was once a sort of a statement of
John Mu’r has nnished work on
In recent years the bigger news­ Policy.
which
we
provide
fo
r
the
asking,
and
m
a
ii
A
portion
o
f
the
-
; .
' the concrete bridges built by the
— U -P S N T I
paper» used a very small type. Now
envelope acts as a receipt and is prom ptly returned to you.
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, county near the Hines place and
the trend is toward a larger type
Stst
4
on UiKfcfcfJ
The biggest group of well paid near the Root farm and is now
Call or w rite today fo r leaflet fuU y explaining our new.
again. Nevertheless 1t is surpris­ people wh* do not pay any federal busY graveling the main roads of'
ing to find the one-time staid Ore­ income taxes a re. the government the county/. -
modern Bank-by-Mail plan.
gonian—not Morning Oregonian— 0®c»*l* themselves. The commit-
Hot days, plenty of wind, thun- C. R. Harding, Manager
L. 'A. Littleton, Asst. Mgr.
breaking out in a widely spaced tee will have a hard job finding deretorms and lightning flashes are
ten-point type that, when compared sources of income greater than by becoming common , around Moro
to the 6ft point used a few years levying a tax on themselves and these days, butsw ery little rain
ago, looks like a bill board.
fellows.
results. Saturday another sample
o f th e
Use of such . type means that
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