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THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MOItO, OREGON
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PAGE TWO
t h » r m * o <Cou»»»e
SELF RELIANCE
• R L clark, who aiways has a
(Continued from page one)
Red trass t e e *
Reserve at Peak
FRIDAY,-NOVEMBER 17, 1939 A
Farm Program
The
R hoades
F a m il y
by
S q u ie r
th o u g h t provoking idea w henever
Sherman County Observer
he conies to speak, s ta te d a phil- la bor leaders th is week wheel he
E stablished Nov. 2, 1888
in foitn of a parable when failed 'to ap p o in t one of th eir
0 5 0 >phy
1
Grass Valley Journal ,
he
addressed
the club m em bers number as a d elegate to the an Disaster Service, Heine Nurc-
E stablished Oct. 14, 1897
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CONSOLIDATED M arch 6, 1931 and th e ir fam ily and frie n d s at nual conference on laibor legisla
I •* - ’
- *
Co
tog, HeaHh Education, Keep
G rass V alley W ednesday night.
tion in W ashington. The Gover-
*
I
Wasco News-Enterprise
S peaking of the value of club nor, how ever, in sists th a t no
Thousands Busy
On Decem ber 1, a m onth ahead
E stablished Nov. 1891
,’ork as a m eans of c re a tin g self I slig h t o f laibor w as intended.
of th e new calen d ar y ear, the fed
¡O N SO LID A TED M arch 4, 1932 w
reliance and d eterm in atio n to pro-I Labor leaders, he said, a p p a ren tly
-w
W ashington.—The Red Cross re eral fa rm ' p ro g ram fo r 1940 will
vide for personal needs he told of t lost in tere st in the conference
_r>
serve
of
registered
nurses
qualified
x Published (E very F rid ay a t
have its official opening in Oregon,
tw o fam ilies known to him .
I wh. n they ..discovered th a t the
for iminedlct'o d u t / t s stronger than according to announcem ent >by Will
Moro, Oregon
1
One w as composed of a man and j s ta te had no fun d s available to pay
ever before, ?.I; ’ó'Tiar;. Heard, direc Steen of Milson, ch aiim an of the
w ife and two sons nearly grown, the expenses of a delegate. The
Oiler L. French
_
tor of the Amer?f$n Red Cross nurs sta te
a g ric u ltu ra l
conservation
E ntered as second-class m atter at T l r y owne() 160 acres of land, 60 appointm ent of Labor Com m is ing services, announced.
com
m
ittee.
the Fost^ffiee a t M oro,. Oregon at res of which were cleared. On sion ?r Chas. H. G ram to re p resen t .„ “W e now have a first reserve of
it nothing grew because it was al- , the s ta te followed a precedent of 15,000 unm arried n urses under 40 ; Oregon fa rm e rs were being in-
unaer Act of C ongress of M arch
years of ivo a.«Liable for duty with 1 form ed by th eir county conserva-
ways too wet or too d ry to. plow. several y e a rs standing.
3, 1879.
there is o ne
the Array,. N avy or governm ent [ t*on com m ittees of th e relativ ely
T here w as wood b u t no fire because
nursing
set
vie.
a
and
subject
to
call
ft
w
changes
which
have
been
F O R E V E R V S E V E N 5 -A M Il i E S I N T H E
S ta te
T re a su re r
W alter
II.
none of the fam ily had the am bi
O r E ¿
P earson and Lewis Griffith, clerk by the Red Crocs’fos dicacter work,” I tirade in the 1940 p ro g ram ,
U N IT E D S T A T E S '
ON tion to sw ing an axe.
of the S ta te Land Board, h av e : she s a id .‘•T bk is 700 m ure than any , .Among changes is one encourag-
A $S
PQBLIS
The relief agency provided can spent th is week in eastern Oregon 1- previous first reserve registration.” j ing g re a te r p artic ip a tio n by sm all M o t o r t r u c k s o re c o n t r ib u t in g m ch to su s tr.:n th e h lrjh s ta n d a r d s of
ned food but the wom an could not inspecting lands offered- as sucur- I
Miss BSard pointed out th at the ( fa rm e rs. The new specification l l v l r o In th e U n it e d & u t c s w h ic h ; e f a r a b o v e th o s e of a n y o th e r n a tio n .
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
ccck or keep house or sew and had itv 'on loans from the irreducible I Increase has been gradual and th at 1 provides th a t all .farm ers may
T h e r e is o n e t r u c k fo r e v e ry sc* ;n f a m ilie s m th is c o u n tr y
S p e c ia l
U l fund
P ^ f i X by X
e x -! only re g b te re d ndWes m eeting rigid j k r n a , much ns $20. provided a d d itio n a l a u t o m o tiv e ta x e s p? rl y t r u c k s to ta l m o re th a n 5*»00.990,000
SU B SC R IPTIO N RATES
no desire to learn. T h : house w as
Payable in Advance
w ithout an adequate roof and the perienee o f th? p a st Land B oards re q u irem erta e.t training and phyal- th y c a rry out sufficient conserva a n n u a lly . T h is is r.b o u t ¿' j per ce t m o re th a n a ll th e ta x e s p a id by a ll
ONE YEAR ...'................ - ....... *15u door was h alf off. They w e re 'd is througb which the school fund suf- 3 ca* h*De- 3 -*e cr.ro c . .
C la s s I r a ilr o a d s , w h ic h e m b r a c e
) p er c e n t of
r a** t r a c k a g e ________
c a ..e s tion practices.
of
nurse
rc'.ct*’1.
ts,
including
nurses
.‘’Of
course,
th
is
doesn’t
mean
satisfied
w
ith
the
w’orld
and
an
g
ry
’ . N O V E M B E R 17, 1939
ftie d heavy losses from bad loans I
home of M rs. C. B. Doyle.
a t the t r e ^ m e n t they were g e t the p resen t board is doing its own i now employed by the Red Cross, th a t all farm er8 ta k in g p a r t in W ednesday, Novcm'ber 22. A ;ini tl 7:30 p. m. S atu rd ay . ’The g irls of
Service
a t 7:10 the World Wide Gudd will m eet at
ting.
in v estig atin g and not rely in g too ' bring the ro r. we corps total to the p rogram will be paid $20,” T han k sg iv in g
HOMECOMING
The other home was a neat log much upon the recom m endations 1 44,283. During tho W orld W ar of Steen said. “T hey will g e t only o’clock. Two special num bers by the parsonage.
.....r
1914-18 the American Red Cross w h at they earn. B ut if a ’‘sm all the choir. In sp irin g congrcgaibor ./i
A fte r a v ary in g nuifiber of years cl bin w herein lived a pioneer of local ap p raisers.
*
G
erald
C.
Dryden, P asto r.
m ustered nearly 20,000 nurses for
Xa»m:r norm ally has a co n serv a singing. Serm on by the p asto r • n
old g rad s re tu rn to the scene of woman in her eighties. She had
du.y
w
ith
Army,
Navy
and
Red
th eir college labors to m eet their a well tilled garden th a t g r ew
In proclaim ing T hursday, Nov- ' Cross hospitals, a t home and over tion allowance of only $14, fo r ex the tiheme, “ The T hank givi lg
U N ITED
STA TES
DEPART
>ome em ber 23, as T h anksgiving Day in ‘
am ple, he will find th is increased S p irit.”
classm ates and w atch a football Vi getables and fru its and *n.
sea?.
M E N T OF
THE IN TER IO R
H
enry
G.
H
anson,
F
asti
r.
to
$20
i
n
.
1940
p
ro
v
id
.d
he
carries
Oregon, in conform ity w ith the ,
gam e betw een the team a some beautiful flowers.
"M aintenance cf the N urses Re
‘ General Land Office at The
rival. They endeavor, usually with
H er p a n try w as filled with national observance of th e holiday servo is provided by our ch a rter ! Olit en» ? e h additional practices to
D alles,’O regon. November 8, 1939.
little success, to re cap tu re the feel canned stuff for the w inter and Governor S prag u e called a tten - and is in line with Red Cross poll- ;
it.
M oroC,hristian Science Socie y:
g iv e a Ih& L
ing of youth and intense rivalry h< r house was n ea t and cozy. She tion to the fact th a t the Oregon ales oi prevention and preparedness, j W heat grow ers will receive both The subject of th7~Cesson Seiym m — NOTTCK
II,
race
S.
C
arlisle,
of
Miller,
O re
but
the
peacetim
e
wbrk
of
our
;
acreag
e
com
pliance
and
price
ad-
th a t football gam es aroused in was happy and contented with the law provides, th a t any day set
for Sund'ay m orning, N ovem ber 9,
gon,
who,
on
M::y
11,
1938,
made
nurscs
is
equally
im
portant,"
Miss
j
jus
tm
e
n
t'p
a
y
m
e
n
ts
in
1940.
The
‘a
t
eleven
o’clock,
will
be
“
Soul
a
id
a
p
a
rt
for
T
hanksgiving
"eitbt
r
by
•
them in other days when their was world and h er neighbors.
' k
j m tu of p ay m en t’ , however, will be Body.’’ T 'here will be a Than! si- Heme stead E n try , Sec. 228'j, R. S.,
h ah on th eir heads instead of on
The pioneers are leaving us by the presid en t or the governor is 1 Beard s a i d / : ’
The
d
ire
c
to
r’explained
th
at
more
1 sf me w hat sm aller th an in 1939 giving Servic.- services on Thu- s- No. 030256, for SW 1 NE~ i, NW
th en chins.
the road th a t leadis to the beyond to be observed in this sta te as a
S E (, S ed io n 31, Township 2 N.,
S teen said. Since th e national day m orning, N ovem ber 23rd a t .1
than
2,000
nurses,
chiefly
home
hy
holiday. Consequently i f ;
They talk about the cam pus and and on which none m ay retu rn . We legal
Sunday school
a t 10 IL’.i.g 15 E., W. M eridian, has
view th e new buildings and talk shaH be poor- indeed if, in losing O regon’s governor had insisted up giene and care of the sick instruc w heat acreage goal off n ex t year o’clock.
of old days and old deeds when th e m , we lose th e ir s p irit as well, on observing the last T hursday in i tors, were regularly engaged In vis rs 62 million acres, as com pared tc a. m. every Sunday, in tne Sand y filed notice of in te n /o n to make
trees grew on tbe p resen t fooUb».» |
tQ deptm j on things out Novem ber, as usual, the s ta te ’ iting the sick, aiding physicians in 55 million acres th is y ear. Th> school room a t the re ar e n tia n e. com m utation Proof, to estab lish
field and riv alries w e re .ria i. _
, g.dp ourselves fo r our spiritual would have had two T hanksgiving examining school children, conduct n ecessitates dividing th e m oncj P upils under the age of twen y ciaim to the land above de.-cribed,
holidays on both of which public j ing inocul-tlou program s to stam p i lore ways, brin g in g sm aller pay years a re welcome to these class«, s. before Tile* '< gi.,ler / I the Dis-
> « m any of
u. them > b p h y s k .al w etfare.
And no doubt
—
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W ednesday eveTimg - m e e tirg h r- tric r Land Ofle'ey-at -I~h-<# Dalles,
ie iu in home w ith tbe feeling th a t __,______________
offices, banks an d ., co u rts would j. out contagions- illness,, launching m ents p t r acre.
Decem-
A
s
in
1939,
fa
rm
e
rs
expecting
Alma M ater ha> m arried again and.]----- -------------------
gins a t eight o’clock. The re? i- O r. gen, on th
trial nursing cervices in out-of-the-
have been closed.
,
• ♦ *
le it them o rp h an s, her tim e ta k tn j This is the tim e of year when the
way com m vni«.I lls / and carrying on to tak e p a r t in the 1940 conserva- ing room is in the re a r of toe ■1ie>, 1939.
.AYïRie.
—i
up w ith an entirety new brood of • h ig h w ay CbifimtSStOTl lets m any o f
Rdrfuction-s- in eh etrie ratr-^ to - »•-‘-.-w’a .fit t 'W.-tfi education work to tion p ro g ram will be aaked tn plan nf t h f ehttreb Ine1'?’» V «ml
>,,n
àlilh :
L.
J
u
n
io
r,
IJ
heir
y
ears
farm
work
so
as
to
\
h
all
authi
•-
E.
qualify
l.'.mily
groups,
to
caro
for
the Bible to g eth er w
lu sty y o u n g sters whose am bitior s thp co n tracts for road building Oregon consum ers m ade effective
. . reive g re a te s t benefit. * This will ized C h ristian Sci f ice lit:-ratu \
tin. a Ada its, ail of Milb
and ideals are differen t from th e re
th a ,
(,one d u rin g the first ten m onths of cicknces at home.
All nurr. s who are needed for be rio-ne ag ain thoough a “ farm w ith an a tte n d a n t t in XVêfint ù y. ger, A. M. Ko ger«, of
o t h e r o rm tr an ’l > a nd colleges in the sp rin g and sum m er, t h e 1939 am ount to $342,000 a yeâr,
Red
C.TS3 m. / n g activities are plan and estim ate sh eet.”
, (T í i gon.
according to O. R. Bean, s ta te u til
evenîhg. The public is welcome
F o r . u n iv ersities
old
su
rfa
cin
g
of
the
break
in
the
drawn
from
the
Rod
Cross
reserve
S
ignup
of
-the
“
e
stim
a
te
sh
e
e
ts
”
1
Shi ’ iiiau County Journal.
ities
com
m
issioner.
All
of
these
all services.
iciow, and g ia d u a te s become
_
and th e ir »-ays are not the sam e S herm an H ighw ay th e o th er s .d e j rate reductions, Bean explained, of qualified niuides, Miss Beard said.
expected to begin im m ediately
! M« ro, Dr gon.
Last year Red Cross public health p fte r county ilectiorrs, now in p ro
for even the ibuneh of spirit, d | of S haniko has been on the pro were b ro u g h t about th rough con
W. F.
-
?hur. h. Su i- i
nurses
mad?
r.'.crc
than
one
million
R egister
n
•
gram
fo
r
some
tim
e
and
it
will
gress,
have
been
held.
F
inal
date
yda
School
a
t
10
a.
nt.
C
lasses
1
'
ferences betw een him self and rep-
y o u ngsters who stole the iro
wom an do not rem ain sophom ores be let tKis year if th ere is enough re p resen ta tiv e s of th e electric visits en bc/.slf of tlio-sick and gave for signing the fo rm s will be May ali age.<
I n h i j CE Dr FIN A L H EA R IN G
evidence of local in tere st to ju s utilities. R sidential consum ers of chilled ta re to 272,729 persons. The
1940.
Thanksgiving Se.nuui a t 11 a. -n.
for life.
.No/ce ’< h reby given th a t the
m
ajority
t2
I
Cross
nursing
ser
Sp< cial music by the choir.
A more serious tra in of thought tify th e com m ission le ttin g it in electrical energy will enjoy a re
uoi.ei signed ha>*filed in, the Coun
vices
co.
r
<
r.tlre
counties
to
in
E pw orth League at 6:30.
leads to the conclusaon th a t those stead of some o th e r'p ro je c ts . It duction c f $166,000 in th e ir annual clude both rural p.reas and indus
i t y Ci.firl of the S tate of O iegon
F. L. Canneli, F a -t :i 1 for Sherm an County his Final
in ch arg e of -bringing 1 th e two is up to the people of this county “ juice’’ bill as a resu lt of these trial centers w here nursing help Is
schools together, have done a good to obtain the action, eith er by en V«te rc ’actions, com m ercial users scarce.
1 Jv port and Aecoi nt as A dm inis-
G rass
Valley
F :r-t
B aptist tra jo ' of the -ta le of Elizabeth
job in reducing athletic riv alry to couraging .the co u rt to atten d all will enjoy a saving of $156,000
.L
a
s
t
year,
in
rrh
co
ls
and
clinics,
Church.
Sunday, N ovem ber 19. F u l’er, d cea.-e.l, and th a t Mob
tne ex ten t th a t sjhortsmans-hip ?rt - highw ay “»meetings o r by some while the cost of electrical energy nu. es (o o p o ra.-'i w ith physicians
W ashington county is the latest 10.00 a. m. - Bi >le School.' The il ‘V. November 13, 1939, a t ten
vails in outw ard m anifestation a t more d irect m ethod, which would used by big in d ustrial plan ts will in c::ur..lr/ug 53.*.^75 children, and
least. S tudents move from one to bo sa tis fa c to ry as having the court be reduced by more th a n $21,000 aided in the task, of correcting de e n tra n t into the race fo r PUD Young Peoples class was the Ban o’tlock a. m.. p-f said day, at the
a year.
the o th er to finish courses a rd attend.
facts. Children examined were en- recognition in this sta te . P relim i ner class la st week. Which will Loux.tv C_iurtr.eem. in the ‘C o u rt
« * «
stu d e n ts can fra te rn iz e more easi
rolled for the most p art in ru ral n ary petitions w ere filed by spon it be next S unday? Help us r ach house, a t Moro, Oregon, have been
A m aterial im provem ent in the ¡‘schools where this type of preven- sors in th e W ashington county 88.
ly now than in form er tim es.
fixed I y the Cou”t as tbe tim e and
the
hydro-electric 11:00 a. m. - Moi rin g W orship / ■ •• '.»r he,..<ng of uejcctions to
eniploym ent situ atio n in Oregon t?.o ccrvico is rare. T here are 655 d istrict w ith
is reflected by the files of the s ta te ■ R .1 C.
r,u?.:ca engaged in this com m ission th is week. P ro m o ters “Noah Sees the A rk of S a fe ty .” said Final Report and Account and
ED U C A TIO N W EEK
of peoples u tility d istric ts
are This is the second in the cui r< nt tile r e ttlim in t of said '.state.
em ploym ent office which show a I work in ¿77 comm unities,
understood to be circu latin g sim i series of pre-,Christanas m essages
total
of
only
31,899
applications
i
In
the
field
of
health
education,
David Reid
T his is said to be national edu
From the O bserver Nov. 19, 1930 for jab s com pared to more th an j R -J Crccs nurses have instructed lar petitions in M arion, Yamhill, rt veal ing how the Coming of Ci:
C. U pdcgraff,
cational week. No com m ent is
82,000 a t th is tim e a year ago. ! rue: o than 1,0.00,<>£0 fam ily member« C lackam as and Union counties.
C h rist i* pred-ieted in the Old A tto rn ey for A dm in istrato r.
needed on the annual recurrance
Sheriff C hrism an arrested a m an The dem and fo r w orkers in priv ate
0
5
1
I
in
^oXv
to
care
for
the
T estam en t. 'A serm onettc fau the.
49-2
of weeks for th is or th a t and we by the nam e of C. C. W atkins a
e.iek at home and have set new
children
is announced at the
m ake none except to note th a t Wasco T hursday for possession of industries continues well ahead o r Mtaiiuardaof h>g:H^iorXor the family.
m orning service.
th a t of a year ago w ith 5735 w o rk
national education is a ra th e r im liquor. He was given 60 days.
Last year the- Niu ridg Service held
6:30
p. m. B.Y.P.U. w ith Daisy
ers
placed
in
p
riv
ate
industry
d
u
r
p o rta n t subject to be alloted but
W illard U rq u h a rt, Lee S tew art
4,505 classes in home hygiene and
G a ire tt as leader.
ing
O
ctober
com
pared
w
ith
2569
one week.
and C hester A nderson expect to
care of the sick and aw arded cer
Moro C om m unity P resb y terian 7:30 p. m. The second m essage in
It seem s a co rrect sta te m e n t leave F rid ay for the annual OAC placem ents during October, 1938.
tificates to C1.29(f persons who Church: Sunday, N ovem ber 19th. the series on th home “ The II mi?
th a t th ere is d issatisfactio n w ith gam e a t C orvallis.
passed examinations.
10:00 . Sunday School. Special pro
of T han k sg iv in g .” This is Cos-
The s ta te fo restry d ep artm en t
our educational m ethods. P are n ts
Owing to present financial con
This service tq ^be public is sup i g iam of mueic in observance of
nfPpolitan
N ight. Come and find
announced
th
is
w
eek
th
a
t
it
had
point to the good old days when ditions the Sherm an E lectric com
ported by the nr?n and women who I T han k sg iv in g season. Several num-
out
who
the
‘‘C o-m opolitans” are.
a
million
fo
rest
tree
seedlings
th ere w as m ore of th e birch stick, pany has decider! to discontinue
join as members of tbo Red Crcra.
b 'f s will be given by the High 2:30 IP. Oh... C om m unity j^.ide m ass
available
fo
r
free
d
istrib
u
tio
n
to
less a c tiv itie s; m ore fundam entals, field operations until spring.
through their Lcul C hapters, <la > 3 -
School Glee Club, also som
m eeting w i’th Mrs. Necia Buck,
less diversification. A nd educa -r The city council has changed its O regon fa rm e rs who m ight w ant the Roll (.’all, November 11 to 30.
lections from the g rad e school. S ta te W'.C.T.U. president as the
to
establish
w
indbreaks,
sh
eltsr-
to rs b o ast of th eir new er m ethods. m eeting d ate from
M onday to
Special offering will be taken for speaker.
C ertain ly no old tim e r h as an y Tuesday beeause o f conflict w ith belts or woodlots or in erosion con Bethlehem C hapter, No. 78.O.E.h
tbe Benevolence Program of the 2:00 ,p. m. Tuesday? TKe"‘W'orneb*s"
trol. T he available seedlings in
Mo o, Oregon
chance to prevail and certainly the Odd F ellow s lodge.
d S e r v ic «
cbui'ch.
M issionary Society wil m eet a t th?.
clude
225,000
P
o
rt
O
rford
cedars,
a le rts Every Second and
h
e
some of the new er m ethods will be
u is
F ourftiiT h p rsd ay s in each 11.00 - Mo ning w orship. Special
D is m g
abandoned. The question is w here From the Observer Nov. 16, 1900 250,000 Douglas firs; 40,000 black
eat Vc t u t
by
the
Senior
Choir.
Serm
on
by
Month.’ V isiting m em bers
locusts, 50,000 R ussian
olives,
Bü
are we going and is th a t the rig h t
Co^en',
The city council ordinance com 15,000 c a scaras find a varied as-
the
p
astor
on
the
them
e,
‘The
«
«
’’¿
„
.» e t flee*1*
V
.
.Invited
.
direction.
GEORGE
G.
UPDEGRAFF
m ittee has been instructed to draw scrtiw on^ • of p i n « ,/ c e d a r s » an d ^ R o se A n n d o rf W\M.-
L im itations of Je s u s .’’
yood
Vine
T his county, along w ith th e up an ordinance a g a in s t gam bling.
cat»
6:30 - C. E. m eeting led by Mirs
spruces.
Ruth
S
parling,
S
ecretary.
o th ers in O regon, is studying a new
E x p erim en ts for tre a tin g grain
B etty Tem pleton.
,ite
A tto rn e y A t L a w
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plan to com bine high schools and for sm u t a t C orvallis are likely to
OpPc
7:30 - Evening w orship w ith m us
ßa
Lupine Rebel: cn Lc'.<e No. 116
m ake -it possible to give a la rg e r a ttra c t much atten tio n . Blue vit-
ical
service
led
by
th
e
Ju
n
io
r
C
hrir
Moro. Oregon
M o r o a n d Wa»c<>
choice of .subjects to pupils. Sub rol tre a tm e n t is to be changed to
Sp cial num ber by the Ju n io ’s
I
Meets
2d
&
4th
Tues
jects m entioned are often ra th e r tre a tin g by hot air. The h eat can
M essage given by 'Mrs. " N c ia
i day of each month.
sjiecialiZid and th ere is still no be applied in a fru it d ry e r or o th e r
Buck
S tate P resid en t of t!
, V isiting members wel
proof th a t specialization is possi m eans.
W.C.T.U. All are cordially invit
come.
ble o r advisable a t the age th e
John K unsm an has ju s t re tu rn
ed.
! W. B. Rier, N. G.
av erage boy or g irl is in high ed from Ohio fro m w here he
( F lo r e n c e J o h n s t o n . Sec V.
school.
brought some excellent m aple
M aybe th ere is nothing the sugar.
schools can do about it, p aren ts,
M r. C arm ichael, an em ployee on
custom and th e curriculum being the H oover brick building, m et with
w hat it i», but a su rp risin g ly laige 1 serious in ju ry S atu rd ay by falling
numbed of pupils finish high s h o d th ro u g h the joists.
makes d a ily trip s from
w ithout knowing much about a n a t
z
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omy or physiology, history or even 1 From the O bserver, Nov. 18, 1910
te»
P ortland To Grass V lle y
the use of E nglish, the problem s I At band practice Sunday a fte r-
of economics or the processes of
(Continued
from
page
one)
j noon a com plete su rp rise was
our governm ent.
! sp rung on the leader, E. E. B ar- when a senate g ro u p will appose
L e t us haul y o u r freig ht in and out o f P ortland
They do have some knowledge
, zee when W. C. Bryan-t p r e s e n t s continuation
of the reciprocal
A of A m erican histo ry , have read,
1 him w ith a couch cover in apprecia trad e policy. As a potential nom
g en erally unw illingly and w ithout
tion of his fa ith fu l attendance. '
inee f o r the presidency, S ecretary
in tere st, some lite ra tu re , can figure
F. E. F a g a n rep o rted a total Hull is not helping him self witji
o rd inary problem s, know w h at a
| enrollm ent of 107 in th e IMoro the fa rm vote.
fcotfcall end should do on offence
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school, a decrease o f 18.
an d defense and are proficient in
; Local’, option lost in the county
In
the
first
nine m onths of this
the m odern slang.
i by tw enty votes in the election year the governm ent paym ents to
Maybe these la tte r things are held la st week.
fa rm ers in Oregon am ounted to $4,-
the m ost im p o rtan t o r should we
In Lew iston this week eggs are 801,000 (b e tte r th a n $4 for each
have, «»ay, two national education
selling a t 45 to 50 cents per dozen. man, wroman and child in the
wee ks.
s ta te ;) W ashington paym ents were
G iass Valley Journal, Nov 19, 1920
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$6,280,000.
Q u ick - E asy - S a fe
The h alf grow n moon shines
• • •
Hon. N. J. Sinrrott was a Grass
..te-
down these fall nights from a
G overnm ent scientists in the n a
sky as cold and blue as a b a n k e r’s
v isito r U«t T hursday eve-
-’í ’m
'
W r ite o r c a ll
tional
capitol are engaged in m ak
ning
callin
g
on
his
m
any
friends.
eye. If there is anyone who can
ing
lab
o
ra
to
ry
te
sts
of
low
g
rad
e
fo r c o m p le te
Com m encing N ovem ber 1st, the
raise his expectancy of rain from
bauxite
(raw
m
aterial
fo
r
alum
i
in
f o r m a t io n —
city
council
has
ordered
th
a
t
the
appearance o f the skies, he is an
num
)
sent
from
iMarion
county.
m
inim
um
charge
for
lights
be
optim ist who would stand out even
in a group o f wheat farmers from $2.00, th e cost of disit ¡Hate bein ’ The question to be solved is w heth
th e
er th is g rad e of bauxite can be
-
a se-mi-trid country and that is the so high.
P atricia ^ ;r i3 = Fd, HoHywcad visitar at Sun VaRcy, Idaho, m akes a
profitably
used
,
w
ith
the
very
R. A. 2§tow has been appointed
dashing
e au «be executes a »cap on skates th a t apparent.y takes
highest praise an optimist may ob
cheep power from
Bonneville.
her over th o r us fed Idaho m orntain tops, thus usher ng in a new w.nter
tain in this part o f the world. m arsh all for G rass Valley.
. H e a d O ffic e , P o rtla n d , Oregon
T h ere-is supposed to be an e x ten
The re g u la r N ovem ber session
There was a man the other day
season of cptdoot sports in tii 2 northern states.
MEMRCR
FFO FRAI
D E P O S IT
IN S U R A N C E
C O R P O R A T IO N
sive deposit in the S antiam coun
who remembered .when it rained of th e circuit court was held in
try. ,
»
Moro w ith nothing on the docket.
pnee, but he
not a native. ;
Start For 1940
Announced
7
Washington County
May Try PUD
SHIP BY TRUCK
This Young Skate Cuts Dashing Figure
The Dalles Freight Line, Inc.
A New Modern
Deposit Plan to
save your Time
T h e D a lle s B ra n d ii o/
U n ite d States N a tio n a l B a n k
was
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