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strike up a lively tune to take the
jn p trw «» flpsm l* T r a n ta i minds "of the spectators from the
STATEHOUSE GOSSIP
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MORO. OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1989
In Other Days j
Jack of progress of the entertain
ment and the breakdown of the controversies between an employer
show.
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and his employees over wages, „ ___
There is evidence aplenty that hours and working conditions. Jur- ^ ,IU ^® Observer ieb . 10, 1899
the president is familiar with this fisdictional disputes between rival
Miss Helen Lytle who has been
rule for since his speech on quaran labor organisations such as that* Attending school in The Dalles this
tining warring nations- last fall which has paralyxel the Portland winter returned 'home on Sunday
when the nation was angrily dis- lumber industry
past six evenings train.
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cu-sing the appointment of Black months would not be classified as a
*M- L. Smith started f6r his old
to the» supreme court, there has labor dispute. Picketing would be home in California last week. He
' Published Every Friday at
been a succession of political band prohibited except a t places where will remain some tiiqe visiting rela-
Moro, Oregon
music
such as has seldom come a bona fide labor dispute existed tives and friends.. ‘
Giles L. French .
' Editor
f.om Washujgtonr-
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land courts would be authorized t o { "From Wasco: ftr, Q tarc^agtley
Entered as second-class matter nt] Most ieoefiLU the hub-bub about I enjoin illegal picketing. Boycotts, «roved to Moro last w eelf potwith-
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon • business conferences with big I either direct or indirect, would also standing our local. We are sorry
under Act of Cdngress of March business men who universally have be prohibited, except in the case o f , to J°®« b«r, but our loss will be your
3, 1879. ,
pictures taken fo r the papers a bona fide labor dispute.
gain.
on leaving the White House, and i While the measure made its ap-
& C. Long, one of the substan-
wnh little business men who have pearance under the sponsorship of Lia.1 farmers of this vicinity, wfll
their pictures taken and their ar of a group of Jackson county farm- return with
,xV his bride from Arizona:
rúmenla reported. It takes up ers, fruit growers and Grangers it married ini Phoenix January 22nd,
newspaper space and takes . the is understood to have the support to Mrs. M. Clausen.
min<j?of the public from the recent of similar organisations to other
The rain o f Wednesday raised
Roosevelt depression that is swell parts of the state.
the water in Grase Valley canyon!
in g relief roll* in every city of the
so that it was dangerous fording
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
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the river.
land.
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Perhaps it has its t resulta and to the effect that the, Interior De Frem the Observer Feb. 12, 1909
Parable ia Advance
serves to calm the audience. Any partment to preparing to issue long
ONE YEAR
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way R has been tned.iñ many a term leases oh the public domain
Canton 8hernruuM.No. 8, Patri
on
famous
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circus when the acrobat broke his to Klamath county stockmen has archs Militant, L O. O. F., was to-
Products Marketing Conference held In Hotel
Chicago,
FEBRUARY 11,1938
leg, the elephant broke loóse or the caused considerable uneasiness on stitdted a t Grass Valley, November
ton, was baked' stole by stale tram a recipe c
by
1369389
tent caught Are.
the part of State Land Board offic 25th, by Col. Wm. Crowhurst of
country as America*« tfrvsrltai
ials. Fear is felt that this reversal fitoMffie. From the fact that most
MILK CONTROL
| A g ift of $26,000 was made by
the members came from Moro
of the department's policy may en
FARM BILL
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A gentleman who said he was
Alfred P. Sloan this month to be
A farm bill is being crowded danger the state’s land blocking the Canton was removed to Moro
from the milk control board drop
used in granting scholarships to
where
it
will
meet
hereafter
on
the
program
which
has
been
under
con
through congress these days with
ped into town last week to give
first
and
third
Tuesday
evenings
of
city
and state police officers and
sideration
by
the
Board
for
the
past
some advice to local dairymen. The all - the haste a determined majority two years. Oh i recent visit to each month. The officers for the
engineers, who wfll be enabled to
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It
to
a
Mil
rewritten
result has been to increase the price
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Oregon F. R. Carpenter, federal currant year are: Wm. Rudolf cap
study for one year in special de
of milk in the Moro vicinity by from bills passed by the house and grazing director, assured the Land tain; M. B. Taylor lieutenant; L. W.
partments
at Northwestern and
the senate earlier • in < the winter.
20% or from 10 cents to twelve
Harvard universfttoe. Twenty a-
Neither of these were satisfactory Board that there was no need tor Balccr, ehzign; I. D. Pike clerk;
cento.
wards will be made to token in the
to anyone, including their sponsors. haste in its proposal to block state C D. Watkins accountant; W. S.
Further result has been, as it What is in this bill is not known, School lands into lif t e r areas for McCoy stdriditotf bearer; J ‘ F. Foss
cities and states winning tho, var
has been heretofore, to seriously and the charge has been made on grazing purposes. Carpenter ex* guard; G5A. Sayrs sefifinei: ,G. E.
ious divisions of the N s tidpal Safe
curtail the sale of milk as custom the poor of the house that members plained that the interior depart James ptelhft." ^2 ’’*.’'* *'"*
A VALENTINE COURT
off with a cinnamon flavored whip ty council’s t afllc safety contest
ers feel that there is no justifica themselves do not know what it ment was making no long term
for 1937.’
That Was a very pretty wedding
“The Queen of Hearts - she ped cream “castle.”
tion for the increase in the price of in it.
leases which would in any w ise in at the home of Captain and Mrs. W. made some tarts” . . . . and the
But still, remember, adults and
milk at a time when other food
terfere with the program. Land Stanley Tuesday evening at 7:30 Mother Goose rhyme ¡becomes a children alike fancy gooey-goody
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Since
the
report
of
the
conference
Eureka Ledge No. 121 A-P & A-M
stuns are not raising and feeds are
Ja.
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Board officials a^e unable to recon when Rev. Perry Chandler pro motif for a party. It’s F eb ru a ry ,_______
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committee
no
time
has
been
given
desserts.
Filling
crisp
baked
tart
Moro, Oregon
ndt increasing in price.
for the general public to learn cile Carpenter's assurance* with nounced Miss Lillian Stanley and the party month, and a party there shells with a “heap” of cherry
Meets
the 1st and 3rd
Fred
W.
Rose
man
and
wife.
There is an express provision in about the contents of the bill. ~The the new policy of the Interior De t Mr.
k
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tt.
v . .v . - 7 ----------W,H ** " m a “Queen’8 Court.” For flavored ice cream and topping with
RiP 6 W,U mBke theiF h° m€ Bt Clther c.h,ldren or adults the idea ia * “queeny” ' bon-bon i8P supreme.
Thuisday .evenings of
the Oregon law permitting ex plan is to pass it and then start partment.
each month. Visiting
emption from the dealer licensing amending it. Reason given is that
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Marshmallow sundaes lavishly dec-
members cordially in
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hn
Ke
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The
decoration,
require
the
kind-
»rated
with
minced
cherriea
ia
a
provision of markets under 15,000 some thing must be done and the
The State Highway Department
vited to meet with ua.
which surely makes it possible to mistakes can be corrected later.
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to
th“
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coop*”
t,or
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neighborhood
reliable
-hit."
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Lace
doiliea,
of
spent $670,000 more than, it took in
exempt this district
at the home of C. P. Johannsen grocer. He lends yards of wrapp- course with vour service- aa well Roy Powell. W. M.
It has seemed to this newspaper during 1937, according tq an annual city
Saturday night. Justice J. A. ing paper. It ia folded and refolded
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Section 41-2021, Oregon code that the farm situation was of report by R. H. Baldock, state high
as many colored frosted heart-shap
Douthit
officiating..
Both
bride
and
over
and
then
cut
eut
(but
with
a
say«: ‘‘The board shall ascertain, as sufficient importance to justify a way engineer. The excess expendi
ed sugar cookies. Some may bear
* large pair of paper scissors) to re- guest names: ' ■■
More Ledge No. 113. I. O. O. F
far as feasible, what prices for milk thorough study sad adequate de ture was taken care of through je groom are residents of Moro.
i b“ kf ° “n<l
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Moio, Oregon
in the several localities and mark bate so that all congressmen and carry over from the 1936 budget. F ro« the Obaerver Feh. 14. 191» |
With, it all, decorations, games
’
I fashioned Valentine. These are
ets of the state will best protect the public could ^understand the Highway ^revenues for 'the year
Meets 1st and 3rd
Henry Hollenbeck and wife, from hung in large and small wall apace. and refreshments, remember, the
the milk industry and insure a measure.* The present bill will af totalled >19,066350.32 with gaso
¡Tuesdays* in the
n-earua are
» r e then
vnvn cuv
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cut in Queen's
sufficient quantity of pure and fect, directly or indirectly, all of line taxes supplying $9.780,984.83 Iowa, are visitors in Moro this Red paper r hearts
LO.O.F. hall. Tisr
whilesome milk in the public in the people of the nation and espec of this am ount Next largest source week. Mrs. Hollenbeck is an aunt all sizes and suspended by string ®occeaafully; in simplicity and
aient and stattim.
terest The board shall take into ially will it affect the third who are of income was Uncle Sam who con of Mrs. O. .L Belshe and Mrs T. from ceiling attachments or pasted sPlend°r-
bruthers are oor^ii
rne party
attractive locations. One center Two-Decker Valentine Salad
C. Lee.
Lee. The
party left
left thrir
their home
home
consideration all conditions affect engaged in agriculture. It hardly tributed $4389394.89 toward the v.
ally invited to IUlf •
last
June
and
have
been
visiting
^et
hanging from lights may con- Two 5°P® crushed pineapple with
ing the milk industry, including rates as good government to hasten state program. New construction,
with US.
Partners for the re-
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Lewis McKee. N. G.
the price necessary to produce a the passage of such legislation.
including right-of-way and surveys with relatives in different sections ceal names
freshment time.
Pussy willow P ™ tablespoons gelatin
Joe Truit, Seen :« .
reasonable return to the producer
cost a total of $8316,961. Highway of the West since that time.
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stems
are
also
hung
with
many
2
ne
¿ourt"
CUP
cold
water
The
roads
of
the
county
are
be-
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It will be a means of bettering maintenance accounted for the ex
Bnnual hearts according to their length One lb moist cottage cheese
Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 119
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section further
»w
provides that
viMtv conditions of the laboring man, penditure of $3346369.62 and bond ginning to assume their
o r.' for cor- Two packages cherry gelatin
used
for
center
piece
Moro, Oego»
Spring
condition.
Mrs.
A.
fc.
Kess
the board shall make investigation the public, the farmer and indus- maturities and interest took anoth
Two cups water
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ner
decorations.
toger,
who
was
in
Moro
Tuesday
and before making or revising an< 4ry if racketeering is taken from er $3,784,228.06. Construction wofk
Meet* 2d ami 4th Tu
With decorations settled, games One half teaspoon lemon juice
amending shall give notice to in the labor movement. It is“ still completed during the year included from her Hay Canyon farm, said
esdays of eacft montS
are given worthy consideration. The
Heat the pineapple and juice to
terested parties and the public gen <o early to pronounce the men 26 miles of - concrete paving, 30 that two-foot-deep ruts were be
Game
of
Hearts
will
please
adults
Visiting
member* w»|
coming
quite
common
between
the
boiling
point,
then
granulated
erally of the time and place of who have been arrested, as guilty, miles of bituminous paving, 86
and simpler
hearts such as - puzzles. gelatin which has been soaked i n -----------
come.
there
and
Moro.
-
miles
of
bituminous
macadam,
216
but it is not too early to hope that
hearing thereon.
Mrs. Wm. Morrison suffered . a ptaAiBg the cupid s arrow, a heart coid water. Add the cottage cheese Belle Conlee, N. G.
According to information given the police have arrested the real miles of oil surfacing, 197 miles of severe paralytic stroke last Sat scavenger , hunt, and bthera, will and p»ur jnto a p ,n u the 4 ^ , , of Naomi Van GOdar' Sac
to members of the last legislature bombers, beat-up squads and rook surfacing, 149 miles of grad urday morning shortly after build dehght children They are all auc- 0„ . inch. U t , m unti, . ¿ ¡ « j
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when the amendments to the milk those who have disgraced the labor tog, 28 bridges and eight grade ing a fire in the kitchen stove.
cearfu and fun because they are flrm. Prepare the cherry
j separations.
control act were before the house, movement.
according to directions on the pack Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. 8
L. V. Moore and daughter Cecile well planned.
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the producers in the Portland area
. have
. . . . extended
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But
on
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The
-Queen
a
dessert
-
age. Add ,emon
an(j
journey to in-
Meets Every Second
received around seven cents for THE MEDLER FAMILY
More than 1100 books were ship elude the eastern states, last week
8» of course, a tempting heart pour over t^e pineappie cheese mix-
Fourth Thursdays in each
their milk per quart and the dis
*-*- in
■ the
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tu « - Cut in. heart shape, using a
Mardi - Gras
One of the largest of the family ped ouVof the state library to bor being
city of 1,yer
Month. Visiting
memben
tributors the remainder. Exact groups settling and remaining in rowers all over the state each day New Orleans.
creamy effect wrved w.th tmy deep sandwich cUtter. SerV(. J ith , ,
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Invited. ,
figures are 60.68% for the produc Sherman county is the Medler fam during January, according to Miss
heart shaped tangy cheese biscuits, whinnwi p p p » ™ m>«Ann.k o
luyirea,
and for adults, coffee just touched 10
mayonnaise. S e r v e s Kerrone Christianson W. M.
ers and 39.42% for the distributors. ily, descendants of two brothers, Harriet
Long, . librarian.
The
iu to 12.
,
Ruth Sparling> secretary.
month’s
mall
order
shipments
totsl
In this county the producers and John and Bruno Medler, both of
the distributors are one and the whom were born, in Magdelburg, led 283^4 volumes to 6,168 separate
same and the price has been ten Germany in 1837 and 1839 respec packages.
cento delivered for many years tively and who came to i America
Producers are unanimous in the with their parents , when small
Construction of a ten story office
opinion that there is a profit in boys.
building on the Mulkey property at
milk at this price which means that
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if
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Their father was a mechanic and Third and Morrison si rest, Port
The third annual City School
the purpose of the law—which la jeweler and when the boys became land, for use a» & state office build
to give producers a profit—is being of the age to work they were ap ing is proposed by W. C. Knighton, Superintendent’s Conference un
fulfilled here without raising the prenticed to a jeweler in New York Portland architect. The building, der the point auspices of the De
Price.
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f ; City, but not used to the confine according to Knighton, could be con partment of the Oregon State
Teachers .. Association- and the
It sgrely is not a proper function ment they left and went toMffest strqcted at a cost of $481300. The
State Department , of:.-’Education
of a state board to increase the Virginia Where, they, took up faint state already owns the site. Mem
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will
be held in Salem on February
price when such an increase is not ing. They came to Walla Walla in bers o f the Board , o f &&MH1 said 11 and 12, according to<; an an
desired by either producer or con 1876 joining a half brother Julius the proposed building would not be nouncement by Rex POtnam, su
sumer and when an increase will Wtosick , w b e r x h 0 moved West large enough to meet the state’s
perintendent of public instruction.
benefit neither. -
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need® to Portland.
earlier. *'
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Arnold L. Gralapp, superinten*-
w e suggest to the milk board,
We
They remained there four years
dent of the La Grande public
if a private cil
citizen may be so bold when they came io Sherman county
schools as president o^ the De
as to suggest, that it confine its to take up land bringing their fam-
partment of Superintendents of
activities to dit
districts where there is lies th» following year. Wiesick
the Oregon State Teachers A s
demand for its services and justifi also moved here and farmed and
sociation, will preside at this con
able work it can perform and leave conducted a business at Grants un
ference. Burton W. Dunn, super
the smaller places, where the tow til his death.
Events that held the attention of intendent of schools at Coqpelle,
of supply and demand is still to
the entire world and occupied col is secretary. Important committee
Bruno is credited with owning
operation, to work out their own
the first header and thrashing rig umn after column of front page reports will be given on the fol- j
salvation.
-in the county and cutting the en> newspaper space as the Battleship lowing subjects: The Six Ajc<ar j
’ - racing from the Pa High Schools in Oregon; ] Custo
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tire crag worth of Gordon ridge to Orefiofi s was
STOCK RALE
cific
to
the
Atlantic at the outbreak ( dial
M1W1 Administration;
otJUI1 Finding,
r umillM Trai
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1881 whesPthe first crop of any im
The proposed sale of Sherman
df the Spanish-American war, Were. ninr> and placement of Teachers
portance was harvested hers.
county livestock at public auction
recounted
by Governor Martin Mon-| and
j^evenué. It is expect-
John, th%5elder, was matfied to
may become an institution of con
day night as he launched his pet ed that approximately 160 super-
siderable value- to the county if Eliza Hull, who with two children campaign to berth the historic bat-1 intendente and -principals will be
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carried on in a business like fashion was burned to death at Walla Wal* ties hip in a permanent memorial in attendance at this meeting.
so as to assure those who come to la. He later married Mrs. Nancy! park in Portland Harbor at a kick
buy of satisfaction with their in Ornduff. Sherman county land to off meeting to the State Metropolis. NOTICE OF FINA1
still in possesaion of many of htoi
vestments.
“The Battleship Oregon is' not a
children,
Frank, Gaily and Ernest’s monument to war and its destruc SETTLEMENT
First requisite, of course, will be
Notice is hereby .given that Frank
to sell stock for just what it is.'This family.
tion,” said the Governor. “She to von Borstel and Amatidua von
Bruno,
father
of
nine,
married!
means as to age, blemishes, habits
a monument to the living principles Borstel, administrators • of the es
of work or gentleness and for rec Minerva McLavey to W est Virginia1 upon which this nation is founded tate of Carsten von Borstel, de-
Julius lives on the home place,1 and upon which the American peo
ords of cattle. This is in some re
Walter
farms east of Wasco and ple have grown great, and a testi oeased, have filed thtofi petftjofi iw Ì i
spects contrary to the usual rule of
distribution, determination of heirs,
horse trading in which business the Mrs. Ida Woolen lives a major part mony to the fact that we still be determination of inherflfcnce tax,
rule of “let the buyer beware” has of the ¿tim e to Portland, Fred lieve these principles are worthy of and final account on said estate, *
Medler, also of Portland, Mrs. E. E. preservation by fighting if neces
lasted longer than most.
and that (Monday, the 7th day ot
When buyers of stock become Barnum to Moro and Mrs. C. W. sary.”
March, 1938, at the hour of 10:001
satisfied that they can find at a Johnson, east o f Wasco. One so n ,| Every school child In Oregon is 1? m., in the County Court Room I
Sherman county sale the kind and Albert, and two daughters being to have part in t h / campaign, it in the County Court House in Moro,1
quality of horses they want at d«*d-
v
i was announced by Rex Putnam, Sherman County, Oregon, has been
market price and that the horses . John was one of the first county, Superintendent of Public Instruc fixed as the time and place for the
or ¡cattle are exactly as represented commissioners for Sherman county tion. :
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hearing of objections to said peti- j
there should be no trouble about and Bruno was county commission-I Fund raising committees .ap tion, final accounting and settle
haring a crowd at each sale.
er of Wasco before Sherman coun pointed by the Governor are a t ment of said estate.
ty was set apart. Both engaged work throughout the State, E. C.
FRANK* von BORSTEL
«TRIKE UP THE BAND
in business in Wasco to their later Sammons, Campaign Chairman an
AMANDUS Veto JpQRSTEL
It is a rule of the amusement years sad each of them owned nounced.
Administrators A n 5 n
.
business that when something goes large farms at the time of their
Brow« A Van Vactor, Attorneys I
Try Journal advertising, it pays
Wrong to signal the band leader to death.
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Sherman County Observer
Established Nov. 2, 1888 ,
Grass Valley Journal
Established Oct. 14, 1897
CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1981
Wasco News-Enterprise -
Established Nov. 1891 \
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932
kY/TOIIEALTH
-APÀ.Rr.MAYNE
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Superintendents
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Told By Martin
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T o some new letterheads and envelopes.
T he impressions your correspondents will receive from a
neat letterhead will increase your prestige and help your busi-
ness.
T he cost of good letterheads is very little more than the
retail cost of plain, paper.
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T h e Sherman County Journal is prepared
to design and make appropriate letterheads for
any lineof business,
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