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THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO OREGON FRIDAY, JULY 29, 193«
GALLOWAY A JtRIER
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RACKETEERING
Attorneys for JWminiaHratoti
Sherman County Observer
Ths Dalles, Oxagon - .
f
The use of $105 of the money
Established Nov. 2, 1388
*<’ontinupd from pltgfc un**{ r
of the meir.fjers of the teamsters officials from the inception of thia
Grass Valley Journal
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Interested persons of the Colum­
union for the purpose of hiring commission.
Established Oct, 14, 1897
Not lee is hereby given that the
bia rivet valley are still working undersigned has filed in the Coun­
The move, it is understood, will
CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931 men ot bum a sawmill in West
to have the Umatilla project re­ ty Court of the State of Oregon
Salem, as has been proven by the also include dismissal of the two
Wasco News-Enterprise
accepted,
by the government de­ for Sherman County his final ac­
conviction of Al Rosser, would be - stenographers heretofore employ-
Established Nov. 1891
spite
the
fact that the president count and report as administrator
ill« g<l if the bill initiated by the ed -by the commission but Alton
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 Arsoc^ted Farmers of Oregon John Bassett, secretary to the
and Secretary Ickes seem to have of the estate of Chester C. Med-
lost interest. Representatives and ler. deceased, and that Monday,
was passed.
commission, is to be retained at a
Published Every Friday at
senators of this area are working the 1st day of August, 1938, at
; Naturally the burning of a mill salary of 8360 a month;**Baa«tt
for
the project as well as private 10:00 o'clock a. ft»., of said day,
!
was
in
Salem
this
week
conferring.’
Moro, Oregon
is against the law. The use of
citizens. Persons who wish to aid at the eourt room, at the court­
1 with State Department officials
union
money
for
illegal
purposes
Giles L. French
Editor
the movement can be of service house, in Moro, Sherman County,
it not at present an offence than regarding the use of a room in the
by
writing or telegraphing their Oregon, has been fixed by the
Entered as second-class matter at there is a legal restraint against. capitol building for his office but
representatives
and the president Court as the time and place for
it
is
understood
the
capitol
Com­
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon Membe:« of unions will be as in
urging immediate action so that hearing of objections to said final
under Act of Congress of March terested as the general citizenry mission plans to make use of the
the dam may be started this year. aocount and report and for the
offices now occupied by the clerk
in voting for thia bill.
3, 1879.
of
the
works
in
a
temporary
build­
settlement of said estate.
The principle of the regulation
O. G. Hilderbrand
of capital in industry has been ing on the new ifcrary site in or­
, Administrator.
Newspaper Publishers accepted by the people of the Uni­ der,, to economize on clerical help,
telephone
rental
and
other
ex­
T.
Lester
Johnson,
ted States for over fifty years. It
ssociat
Attorney for Administrator.
has tended to prevent abuses of penses.
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power and while not perfect has
Just to prove that where there’s
Cloudiness
came
Wednesday
been of inestimalbe help to the
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
a
will
there’s
still
possible
to
find
night
after
mors
than
two weeks NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
public. Now the legulation of the
of
dry
weather
and
clear
skies and
a
way
State
Treasurer
Holman
OF REAL PROPERTY
labor half of industry has become
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
finally
succeeded
in
moving
his
a
flash
or
two
of
lighning
bright­
On Saturday, the 23rd day of
a necessity if orderly marketing
Payable in Advance
big safe into the new quarters
ened the sky.
It meant little, July, 1938, at the hour of tell o'­
ONE YEAR ............................ $1.60 of goods is to go on without re­ assigned to his department in the
however, as the night was warm clock a^ m. at the front door of
straint and interruption by self-
and the wind died down before the Courthouse in Moro, in Sher­
appointed leaders whose interest capitol building. The feat was
accomplished
by
sawing
the
bronze
JÜ LY 29, 1938
Paul
Brown,
eleven-y^cr-ctd
youngster
of
Harrir
bur;;,
r.ao
won
midnight. Rain fell in parts of man County, Oregon, I will sell
is selfish.
bars of the window frame in two the National Freckle championship daring CZdldrcn’s v.cc'.~. at At’artlc the state bringing aid to fire at public auction to the highest
in order to admit the safe and then City, N. J„ recently^ puses while Murle Ma onc, ten, of r/asMasion, fighters. Clouds again Thursday bidder for cash, the following de­
D. E. STEPHENS
D‘. C., gives him the cace-over. M x b v a s r e a s e r - ^ i a L e c ; .^ : ..
¡indicated that a thunder atoran scribed real property located in
That follow Wand, who stood brazing them together again.
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Sherman county is this week on a ledge high above the street
Sherman County, Oregon, to-wit:
Double parking on 'business g s g '-^-------r — •
■ 1 — ------ L-------------------------- ------------------------------ shower of rain. ,
bidding good bye and good luck for hours before deciding to jump,
The Southwest Quarter of
to its foremost citizen. (It is not just had to make the plunge after streets is condemned by R. H.
{ Section Twenty and the North-
surprising. For some years it has threatening so long. He might Baldock, state highway engineer,
west Quarter of Section Twen­
Unemployment compensation is
been expected that the man who have saved face after a threat of as conducive to serious traffic ac­
ty-nine,
all in Township Two.
based on work credits—not on
has done so much with wheat ex­ u half hour or so, but after an cidents. The practice, »said to be
North ■ of Range Eighteen,
need.
perimentation would be moved to afternoon of attention he had to prevalent in most Oregon cities,
East of the Willamette Meri­
a position of greater authority go through with it. The proverb, is encouraged by “certain mer
dian, containing 320 acres:
As I was one of the eighty eight our pace slackened to a slow crawl, Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F A A-M
‘‘better a live dog than a dead chants for selfish reasons’* accord­
and a larger field of work.
All situated in Sherman C oun-.
who made it to the top of Mt. several times I noticed I would
ing
to
BaJdock
who
explains
that
lion,”
had
no
appeal
to
him.
He
Meets on the 1st and
ty, State of Oregon;
Men who are in position to know
it is up to local authorities to cor­ Hood on the eighteenth annual only take four steps in the crusted
Together witl^ the tenements,
3rd Thursday eve­
the agricultural situation in the preferred the headlion.
rect this situation '* wherever it Legion Climb, I thought my many snow, before the whistle would
hereditaments and appurte­
nings of each month.
United States in relation to plant
friends in Sherman county would
exits.
Visiting
members
cor
nances thereunto belonging or
breeding say that the greatest
signal.for
the
line
to
rest.
When
It has been suggested that the
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be interested in my experience.
dially invited to meet
in anywise appertaining.
work in wheat in this generation 1940 campaign may have a pecu­
we arrived within two thousand*
Formal dedication of Oregon’s
All persons who wished to climb feet of the top the ascent grew
Said sale is made under execu­
with us.
has been done right here on the liar twist in that Democrats may
tion issued out of the Circuit
Moro station under the direction vote for the Republican candidate new $2,500,000 capitol will take the mountain, arrived at the Tilly steeper and our progress much' Searal Searcy, W. M
place on October 1, Governor Mar­ Jane Camp some time Saturday slower. The sound of the rest
Coi^rt of the State of Oregon for
of Mr. Stephens.
c
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v
Belknap,
Secy,
to put the job of reducing the tin’s 75th birthday, according to
the “County of Sherman to me di­
, There has .been work on smuts huge debt into the hands of the plans announced 'by the Capitol We arrived about »even thirty. whistle was music to my ears by
leading to increased knowledge of opposition to make them unpopu­ Reconstruction Commission. The The hir was nippy and I was glad this time. Canteens filled with Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F. rected in the case of The Federal
Moro, Oregon
Land Bank of Spokane, a corpor­
the kinds of the disease and the lar. And furthermore Republicans new furniture for the executive I had an extra sweater. We made water were passed along the line
Meets 1st and 3rd ation, plaintiff, vs. Alta Smith, a
development of several wheats may vote for the Democrat, even suite as well as the pioneer sta­ camp, ate supper, and at eight frequently, but each climber was
Tuesdays
in the widow: Donna Jene Smith, a ftiin-
that are highly Tesistant to all for the third term, to insure that tue „which will perch atop the o’clock we crossed the rustic cautioned to take only a swallow,
bridge and entered the natural as too much Water causes moun­
I.O..O.F.
hall
Tran or: Darlene Janice Smith, a minor;
types of fungus.
the blame fall where it belongs.
capitol are expected to be in place amphitheater to join hundreds of
sient and visiting Alta Smith as administratrix of
tain
sickness.
As
each
group
Many new crosses o f establish­
in time for the dedication cere­ other enthusiasts around the high
brothers are cordi­ the estate of Ralph M. Smith, de­
reached the top, their path led in!
ed varieties of wheat have been
ally invited to m eit ceased; the unknown heirs of
Every once in a while a head­ monies. One formal opening and blazing camp fire. It was a jolly front of the N. B. C? mike. Here
made and many of them are grown line gets away from the best an “open house” celebration have get-to-gether with a program of
with us.
Ralph M. Smith, deceased; Wasco
commercially all over the north- headline"writer. Note “Pig Fos­ already been observed since the niusi£, community ^singing and each climber paused long enough to
National Farm Loan Association,
say
hello
to
folks
at
home.
Upon
Eakm,
N.
G.
wet.
talks. All the doings were broad­ our arrival at the top, we were un-j
terchild of Kelso Pooch.” The new building was completed.
Truitt, Secreta > a corporation; and also all other
There is Rex, and Oro and Rio story was odd enough to begin
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casted over N. B. C. hook up. It tied and rested one hour while we I.
persons or parties unknown claim­
and better strains of Federation with, without making the pig a
A score or more of beautiful was such fun, I enjoyj^l’every min­
ing any right, title, estate, lien or
enjoyed
both
the
view
and
our;
Lupine
Rebekah
Lodge
No.
116
shade trees north of the new cap­ ute of it. I was especially thrill­
and Forty Fold. Federation itself child.
| .................................. Moro, Oregon ... interest in the real estate describ­
itol have gone down under the ed to hear the experiences of the lunch.
has been developed, and looking
ed in the complaint* herein. De­
I was interested in that cabin1 Meets 2d and 4th T
blows of the woodman’s axe this night climbers, amplified through
back fifteen years, what would the
fendants.
Rex Bell and Clara Bow are said week as workmen began clearing loud speaker, and to le e the gor­ built on the very top of the moun- ®®day of each month
Income of this district have been
C. C. WILSON
without this high-yielding wheat? to be rt ill pondering a . name for the ground preparatory to the im­ geous display of flares, that il­ tain. It is cabled down to with Visiting members we
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
stand
the
winds.
The
cabin
was
come.
Studltk in crowning habits have their month old son. Clorox provement of the Summer Street- luminated the entire mountain
used as a ranger look out at one Thelma Miller N.G.
Court street approach to the capi­ side.
been Made that are valuable. The would be a neat combination.
IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR
time. I was told it had been »ban- Florence Johnston. Se
tol. IContract for widening of
most eamplete body of informa­
At eleven o’clock the guide re­ doned as“ it had not proven to be
THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
tion mvarding the relation of
The governorship race in Ore­ Court street has already been let quested all who planned to climb
THE
COUNTY OF SHERM2AN
Bethlehem
Chapter,
No.
78.O.E.S.
practical.
soil moisture to yield has been gon this year will likely deipend on by the State Highway commission to the top of the mountain on the
PROBATE
DEPARTMENT
Moro,
Oregon
The first group to arrive at the;
gathered at this station and it the voter’s having a compdete un­ but the improvement of Summer morrow, to hit the Kay. I went to
In
the
Matter
of the Estate of
Meets
Every
Second
and
may eventually give the farmer derstanding of the alms and per- s t e e t will be handled by the Cap­ bed, but not to get the forty winks top were the first to be tied in, on
Fourth
Thursdays
in
each
'
Maude
Davis,
Deceased.
positive knowledge about what sonalities of the two candidates. itol Commission.
under the conifers and stars. But our leiturn trip. Our descent was
Month. Visiting members NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
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has heretofore been his greatest It is more important this year
just to rest and enjoy the' wonder­ made with just as much careful |
Invited
Notice is hereby given that the
A material decrease in commer­ ful fragrance of the p>nea. I attention as had been the ascent.
gamble.
than is usually the case.
Kerrone
Christianson
W.
M.
undersigned,
as Administratrix
cial and industrial consumption must have fallen asleep for I fan­ When we got down to the end of
And in the field of tillage the
Ruth
Sparling,
Secretary.
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of
the
Estate
of
Maude Davis, de-
of
electricity
in
Oregon
during
station has sponsored practices
cied some one was singing “Ca­ the lifeline the guards let us out ------------------------| ceased, has filed her final account
March, April and May is shown in thedral in the Pines.” , But before of our loops. Here we were given
that have increased wheat returns
in the County Court of the State
a
survey just completed by the I’d located all the bumps in my detailed instructions in the fine NOTICE TO CREDITORS
and given this county the Reputa­
of Oregon, for Sherman County,
Public Utilities commission.
tion of producing wheat at the
bed, the two o’clock bugle sound­ art of sliding down an icy snow
The undersigned has been ap- and that Monday, the 8th day of
field
on
the
seat
of
ones
pants.
lowest cost of any in the state.
ed. I rolled from my bed into an
"L
Pointed »dminBtr*ter of «he p*rt- August, 1958, at the hour of 10
From the Observer July 28, 1899.
Dr. W. D. McNary has just com­ atmosphere of below freezing. I Each cltnfber ’tTiLt
ta e d to m a.nta.n a
eataU
j c Freeman o.clwfc jp
iorenMn o{ , aid .
Now Mr. Stephens leaves this
pleted
25
years
of
service
as
sup­
s
q
u
a
ttin
g
position
usin
g
his
al-
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Wes. Johnston arrived home
dressed in the dark, with only the penstock'as°a brake*'"! little "ik * ComP‘ "y composed of J. C. at the court room of said court
district and his work as expert-
erintendent of^the eastern Oregon
° L Beishe d - has been appointed by ..i d Court
dim rays from a pocket flash light ? o " _ ar’ j 2 ™ . kve-
menter for another kind of work. from the east on the 22nd to stand
state hospital at Pendleton. Prior
forward—zip—away the climbers
to aid me.
He will be co-ordinator between trial, having been found guilty of
ceased. 1AJ1 persons having claims as the time and place for the hear-
to going to Pendleton Dr. McNary
would go, down over the vast snow
the bureau of plant industry and Matrimony. The deed was com­
against said estate are hereby re- ing of objections thereto and the
I joined many other dusky field.
was
for
16
years
employed
at
the
the soil conservation service. His mitted in Illinois. We -extend
quired to present the same duly settlement thereof.
forms,
who
like
me,
were
following
state hospital at Salem.
If the climber
knowledge of grasses and dry wishes for a long and happy life.
J
t was lucky, he
, verified to the undersigned, post
Dated and first published July
the dim trail to the Legion
The lone rock grade in and out
land crops will make him of in­
Kitchen. How wonderful the. Le­ didn t go down head first, stomach office address, Moro, Oregon, with- 16, 1938.
months from the date of ' Date of last publication, August
estimable value to tto compara­ of Moro on the WMt side of Grass
gion and Auxiliary treated the to the sun, but if he was unlucky | ¡n
—Oh
well,
he
got
to
the
bottom
j
the
first
publication of this notice, 5, 1938.
Valley
canyon,
needs
some
turn­
tively new conservation service
climbers! It seemed they had an­
in
record
time
any
way.
¡to-wit:
July
15, 1938. - *
j Neoma E. Smith, Administratrix
which has 'been hampered by lack outs for safety. Otherwise it is
ticipated our every , wish- lAe I
It
was
such
fun
and
even
though
t
D.
L.
BELSHE
• Oren R. Richards, Attorney,
of experimentally proven infor­ a good mountain road.
stood in the waiting line at the
Wm. Murray, orebardiwt at
' Administrator.
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mation about forage ciops, grass­
great log kitchen, I was happy all my poses were far from lady
One farmer in three has an in­ that my Daddy was a soldier and like, still they were’ being done; ________________________________ L.________________ __ _____ _______
es and crops. It is a job that needs Giants, was in Mo o twice this
by every one that day. I was for­
doing very badly and it is impor­ week with blackberries for Sam come from non-farm sources ac­ a Legionnaire.
cording to a special report re­
tant to agriculture as a whole that McDonald.
After a breakfast, which was the tunate that the seait of my hiking
P. M. Brash is never idle. He leased today by William L. Austin, tops, believe me, we prepared for trousers could take it. The time
it he done well.
We are sure that with his has W. J. Martin’s cottage and the Director, Bureau of Census, De­ the climb. The Auxiliary, ladies I made down that snow field might
partment of Commerce. This state­ were on hand in great numbers tb interest Howard Hughes—it was
knowledge gained through many Hoggard building in hand.
I
ment is based upon a special pre­
certainly a non-stop flight. When
years and with his ability to make
From the Observer July 30, 1909. liminary survey of 3,000 farms help us with our grease paint. The
friends and merit respect Mr.
doctor examined each of us as to I could no longer slide, I perpen-
Stephens will do as much valuable
The wedding of Edward Race in selected counties in 40 state« our physical fitness for the climb. dicularized my horizontal and
work as a coordinator as he hase and Miss Via Sayrs was solemnized that was made in preparation for Each climber must have caulked hiked gaily into camp.
as an experimenter and in a larg­ at the home of the bride in this the coming Census ot Agriculture, boots, dark, goggles, alpenstock,
Each climber turned in his al- i
er field.
city Monday evening. Mrs. Race 1940. The report is the result of warm gloves, and some extra penstock and hurried away to
The town, the county, the dis­ has lived in this county several a cooperative project in which the grease paint for use on the climb. have the itching grease paint ie-i
trict and state will lose close con­ yeans and Mr., Race was formerly field work was done by the statis­ We were each given a lunch, which moved, by the ever read y/-' kind
Because of lower prices, better goods,
tact with one who has been friend, resident manager here for the ticians of the d ivision of Crop and we fastened in our belts.
and courteous women’s auxiliary.:
Livestock
Estimates,
U.
S.
Depart
confidant and councellor to many Wind River Lumber Co., now liv-
At three o’clock, in the dim The masculine climbers objected to
* ARriculutre. and the tabu­ dusk, we started off through the the gfehse paint in stronger
who have benefited by his sane tag a f Tone, wHere he h«e a »¡Ml-
courteous service or habit?
and sympathetic philosophy; thé lar position with the same com- I?!’?™ »"? teehn*»' work by the timber and traveled about two terms than we girls did. Oh, w ell/
| Division of Agriculture, Bureau of miles before we came to the rough we are accustomed to more or less j
nation will gain by having the
A
.C
.
Thompson
has
traded
the
th; Censos, Department of Com barren slopes of the majestic old paint, y^u know. After the climb-!
right nrtn in an important place.
So-long, neighbor, come back colts recently advertised, to J. W. merce.
mountain. We traveled very slow­ ers were marie presentable and
Many surprising facts are in­
when you can.
Booth, for a Tourirt automobile.
were
recognizable,
we
ly, but in time reached the junc­ again
survey.
Among tion of Coopers Spur and Eliot
Dean Hayes is up from Port- dicated , by
. , this
.
a .
were served with a most delecta­
land to try his luck in the h a r v e s t ' " hl^> hitherto have not been Glacier trails. Our guide took the ble dinner by the Auxiliary. It
IT WAS HOT, THOUGH
fields of Sherman county.
1 Salled u
»«ention of the pub- trail to the left of Coopers Spur goes without saying, that we ate
to the thermometers,
I lie are: the high proportion of
official aad otherwise, it was pret­ From the Observer August 1, 1919 farmers who have outside income; skirting the mountain around to ►with the gusto of harvest hands.
the south. The guides set the
So ended my first climb to the
ty warm hereabouts last week.
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. 1 the relatively high average return
E. W. Lewis and J. J. Woods for 9uch farm operators, which pace at which we traveled, it top of Mtt. Hood. It is a memory;
rl
There was some comment on it
seemed very slow to me during the now, to be treasured among my
,
abolM
around the shady spots, even. The have formed a partnemh.p and average ¡,
S»;
irK<OTle from first part of the climb> but as the many other happy experiences.
mercury was agitated and swelled have bought the J. J. Wiley build- f(>urth> of the av
the diff­ trail became steeper I saw the But I will have to say in justice!
un to the 107 mark last Thursday, ing nextrto the Hotel Vmt.n in th, fapms themselves:
wisdom of our pace.
to my memories, the memories;
which, while not a record was the e r s« . Valley and w.ll soon open a elfnce belween the jpcpme
By modern switchback trails, connected with The
confectionery
and
pool
room
bus.-’
thoRe
maltin|f
fanndn<
their
prin.
Sherman
high mark for the year.
We are not going to dilate on ness whh a barber shop in eon- c:pg] operation and those whose we soon reached Tie in Rock. Here County Fair are tops where I am i
we prepared for the climb over concerned.
the unusualness of that sort of
.
.iv
main occupation is not farming hut
the
vast snow fields ahead. We
some other, such as banking, keep-
weather in this county. In fact, _ .k W' ®akeT’ ’?anaf er
Virginia Murray,
p. ofcaaional service. applied more grease paint, cold
it often gets hot in July. The Ctfsene Commercial Company, at in(f atore
cream
and
also
initiated
our
color-
Grass
Valley,
is
¿»i-orted
to
be
and
,ike
report
on
nop.
records show that it usually does.
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We merely comment that it is suffering from an attack of lock- farm income is of unu.u.1 «¡calf.
.
-
icance
because
It
bears
out
prelim-
I0*"15»
(rroup'
As
1 looked about ■ -
HOI
uncomfortable here as in Taw.
,
.
.
--------because it bears out prelim
Postmaster J. M. Parry has re- jrkary svq-vejrg from other sources I knew my friends weré in this
lower altitudes when the ther­
signed m poctrMtsr at Moro ba*.whieh show that non-farm income grotesque throng but T could not
mometer gets uppity.
cause of the fading health of Mrs.
a material part of the rural pick them out. At Tie in Rock
A tt o r n e y A t L a w
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.
picture* For the 975 farmers who we rested one half hour. After our
Any prize fighter who puts in Parry.
■a
rest
we
were
divided
into
groups
Frank L. Hulery has leased the reimrted non-farm income a total -
,
moref than five minutes knocking
M
o
r
o
a
n
d
W
a
s
c
o
Altermatt
store
building
at
Rufus
»550
509
¡a
recorded
or
an
aver-
of
hfteen
or
twenty
and
tied
in.
out in opponent can hardly qual­
of ’ $573 per * fan ».
‘
I It was here the real dimb started,
ify m championship caliber now- and" will open a confectionery
bufiness in that d ty .
<Aa we lined out on the last jibll
A
r '
* b r r m a u C a n n e s S a w r n a l I REGULATION OF
Statehouse Gossip
Umatilla Dam w
Freckle Champ and Chief Rival
S ill Hoped For
Cloudy Skies
”3>@
Threaten Rain
Story O f Mt. Hood Climb
Told By Virginia Muri áy
In Other Days
Every Third Fanner
Has Other Income
Why Do People Buy
Where They Be?
The store that tells of its
prices, goods, and service, has
the best chance of getting
customers in the habit of coming
to it to trade.
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Advertising In T he
GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
esc means to
acquaint Sherman Countians
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4
with your advantages...