Sherman County journal., June 07, 1940, Page 2, Image 2

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THE SHERMAN COUNTY JO U RN AL, MORO, OREGON
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FRIDAY, JU N E 7, 1940
a-=
est and b est b id d er and upon the
te im s h e re in a fte r m e n tio n e d ,lj» t
p riv ate sale, subject to confirm a­
tion by th e County C ourt of the
Present World Chaos— What Does S ta te of O regon fo r W asco Coun­
ty, the follow ing described real
It Mean?
Dr. Chas. L. T hornton, N ationally p ro p erty b elonging to the e s ta te of
known E v an g e list and Biible T each­ the said Mrs. E tta A.lCoe, deceased,
. .
t
er, will sp eak on th is v ital subject to-w it.
a t MORO F U L L G O SPEL ASSEM w it:
BLY, Moro, Oregon Ju n e 9th.
An undivided one-sixth in terest
Sevvices 11 a. m.,* 2:30 p. m., and in and to:
7:30 p. m. " N ig h tly M onday to
The N o rth w est Q u a rte r(N W J)
F rid ay 7:30 p. m.
of Section Tw enty-seven (27),
Bible prophecies to which Dr.
Y ownship One (1)
South,
T hornton re ferred when here one
L ange Seventeen (17), E a s t
y ear ago, are today, alread y his­
cf the W illam ette M eridian,
to ry in E urope.
containing One h u n d re d Sixty
(160) a c re s , in Sherm an Coun­
Evelyn Endersby, M inister.
ty, Oregon.
Moro Com m unity P re s b y te ria n
Term s and conditions of sale:
Church. Sunday Ju n e 9, 1940. caEh .upon delivery of th e deed of
10:00 - Sunday School, s e p c iil ?aid a d m in is tra to r'a n d a f te r con-
C liildren’s Day p rogram . D ra m a 'i- • fm ia tio n of sale ’by said co u rt, or
zations, special offering for N ation- p ai t cash and th e unpaid rem ain-
al M issions.
" der of the purchase price secured
11:00 - M orning W orship. S en n an by a first m o rtg ag e upon said real
by the p asto r, “The Most W orth-
roperty.
while L ife,”— th ird serm on in n j ¿¡dg m u st be in w ritin g and m ay
series on this general them e. No-j be left w ith Joe T ru itt, County
evening service. The M issiona y ' Clerk of S herm an County, O regon,
Society will m eet a t the Moro p a-k a t his office in the courthouse a t
fo r a pot-luck dinner a t noon on Moro, O regon, or m ay be le ft w ith
W ednesday Ju n e 12, w eath er per- I s a ¡d a d m in istra to r a t his office jji
m ittin g . I f n o t held a t the p ark, it ! the U. S. N ational Bank Building
will be held a t the W om an’s club ,n The Dalles, O regon, a t any tim e
building. M rs. W. J. M artin will a fte r the first publication of th is
be hostess. -
notice and before the m aking of
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j.a jG 3ale.
W asco M ethodist C hurch: Sun- • c . L. P E P P E R , a d m in istra to r w itn
d a j -School a t 10 a .m. Morni ig the will annexed of the estate of
Services a t 11 a. m.
' E tta A. Coe, deceased.
¡Rev. F. L. Cannell, m inister. • Dated M ay 22nd, 1940.
29-32
old axes, ra ise s th e income tax,
the ax on gaso lin e and c ig a re tte s
is
e .im ated to b rin g a m easley
S h erm a»C ou n ty Observer
«
from page one»
$75 000,000. T h a t seem s pitifully
Established Nov. 2, 1888
A cco u n tin g m ethods employed
in n * when placed along side of
Grass Valley Journal
I y the s ta te board of m edical ex ­
the erave fig u re s of $5,000,000,0(10
Established Oct. 14, 1897
am in ers cam e in ro r severe c r i t i ­
CONSOLIDATED M arch 6, 1931 for ational defense. It seem s sm all cism a t th e , hands of s ta te a u d i­
wh<
comparer» to the national
tors in a re p o rt to G overnor S p ra ­
Wasco News-Enterprise
deli it for each of the p ast seven
gue th is week.
E stablished Nov. 1891
je a ;. It is inadequate when the
CONSOLIDATED M arch 4, 1932
n.'.t >nal in te re st bill is considered.
T e la te s t reported (proposal is
R ental revenues accru in g to th e 1
ip e R
o- a .o low er the income tax b ra c k ­ irreducible school fu n d un d er th? i
On eel
o gi at i o M et >• io include m ore citizens and su b sta n tia lly reduced g ra z in g fees :
H i l l S HI'
liki y raise the p ercentage of tax adopted by the S ta te Land B oard in '
on the others. It is estim ated to 1933 have av erag ed
m ore th an
Published E very F rid ay at
i”i'
$75,000,000.
$9,500 a y ea r as co m p ared to an (-
Moro, Oregon
' >w $75,000,000 was quite a b it axe rage of only $3,250 a y e a r from
Giles L. French
_______ Editor of noney a few y ears ago. One th is sam e source fo r th e previous '
c o . 'I do th in g s w ith it. I t c a n ie d 12 y ears d u rin g which th e Land j
E n tered as second-class m a tte r at
t o ect. T h at was in the good old Boi.rd was a sk in g fro m 94 cen ts j
the Poatoffice a t Moro, Oregon
under Act of C ongress of March hoi.-.st days when we were try in g to 124 cents an acre fo r th e use (
to , ay o u r d eb ts and governm ental of these sam e lands.
3, 1879.
A ccording to Lew is Griffith, clerk 1
coi ts w ere held down. Now $75,-
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
OOC.OOO, m ere chicken feed, in of the land b o ard e a s te rn O regon ;
ta< e borrow ing days it would pay stockm en reg ard e d th e h ig h e r ren-
SU B SC R IPT IO N R ATES
ini r e s t on the national debt but a tai charges as ex h o n b itan t and re- I
Payable in Advance
fused to lease o th er th a n a lim ited
ONE YEAR .............................. $1 50 nu th.
\ ?t to ra ise it over two million area o f.th e b est g ra s s lands g re -j-
M .. people are to be taxed and n iig th e ir herds over th e s ta te
JUNK 7, 1910
th-. m illions who alre ad y pay in­ lands w ithout cost since th e s ta te '
had no adeq u ate m eans qf polic- -
i'- e' tax es are to pay more.
TRADING TROUBLES
' early everyone in this county ing its holdings.
The suprem e court of the land ca. rem em ber the halcyon dayis of
* * *
th.' teens and tw enties when every
h as th is week ruled th a t compul
W ith the ask in g price of these |
f.-'.
uer
was
financed
by
the
bank
sory flag salu tin g and oath taking
lands now down to an av erag e of j
is possible in th is country. No H - v p etty and little the dollars less th an two cents an ac re G rif­
lo<
bed
when
borrow
ed,
how
short
doubt the court is co rrect in it
fiths points out th a t th ere has j
decision fro m the legal point ot i. i ip one could take on them , how been a - b ig dem and fo r th e ir use
Si
view. I t is doubtful if en fo rce­ m iy one could spend fo r a new w ith m ore th a n 649,000 of the
cai
or
a
celebration
of
some
kind,
m ent of the rig h t on th è p a rt oi
j -
T s .«
_ t
'
*
lb.'., why w orry, there would be s ta te ’s 785,000 acres of school land
school d istric ts and public bodie
under lease in 1938 and 502,000
will increase the q u an tity and q u al­ ah. ther crop to sell in the fall. And acres leased in 1939. G riffiths ex ­
\\h .t if debt w as never paid, every
ity of p atrio tism , however.
plains the slum p in leasin g d u r­
NOTICE OF G U A RD IA N ’S SA LE
Love of country is a sentim ent 1 u: y had debt ?
’ h at has been th e condition of ing 1939 as due to th e refu sal
GEORGE
G.
UPDEGRAFF
th a t m ore often grow s from re a li­
OF REA L PRO PERTY
tin governm ent d u rin g this decant. of the land b o ard to e n te r in*o
Lit lie S haver
zation of benefits received than
long tim e leases. In o rd er tor p ro - p Q Q f - p f n O r P O T flli
Notice is given th a t Myles E lroy
We are g e ttin g to the stag e when tect th e ir leased lands, Griffith ex L a S i e m
U r e g O I l fld S
I Senior— You m ean to tell me
from forced sw earing of fealty
A ttorney A t L a w
M
artin, the g uardian of th e person
tr<
iitors
ask
about
plans
fo
r
p
a
y
-
th
a
t
you’ve
been
sh
av
in
g
fo
r
fo
u
r
T here are those who f e e l , th a t a
plained, stockm en m u st be in p o s­
and
e sta te of LeRoy H. M artin, an
me
it
and
su
g
g
ests
curtailrffent
of
y ears ?
public rendition of an oath th a t
ition to fence them and they cannot
M oro a n d W asco
incom
petent person, will sell, on
i
:<j
enditures,
ju
s
t
when
we
m
ust
F ro sh — Yep, and I c u t m yself
shot Id be held sacred is a ra th e r
afford to go to th e expense of i
and
a
fte
r Ju n e 22nd, 1940, to the
ke<
p
up
w
ith
E
uropeans
in
b
u
y
­
g ro ss exhibition a t best. I t seem s
Sections of Oregon v ary g re a 1- both tim es.
this im provem ent u nless they can
highest and best bidder and upon
odd, too, th a t we pride ourselves in ing our selves some new arm a- be assured of u n in terru p te d use ly in the m a n n e r, in which heavy
the term s h erein after m entioned, a t
this dem ocracy on allow ing a g re a t nn it (w hich we m ig h t have had o f- th e land over a long term of d u ty scales are cared fo r, b u t on
NO TICE OF F IN A L H EA RIN G
p riv ate sale, subject to confirm a-
rm e u n t of individual lib erty as to all along if w e d only th o u g h t of
th e whole only a sm all p ercentage
years.
Notice is hereby given th a t t ie t ’.on by the County C ourt of the
A
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A
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M
E
speech, press, ideas, etc., and th at, it.)
U n d e r the recen tly adopted, p o l- ( of scales o p erato rs or users are
undersigned has filed in the C ounty S ta te of Oregon fo r Sherm an Coun-
we y et declare, th ro u g h
our
» ea, we know about th a t. How icy of leasin g th ese lands fo r ten ; in ten tia lly g iv in g false w eights,
h ig h e st co u rt, th a t we can m ake we hate th e m an who m akes us year periods Griffiths pred icts th a t | declares Arden A. Reed, deputy
C ourt of the S tate of Oregon f i r :y. the following d esc rib ed . real
citizens sw ear by the flag. T here pr.y, how we long fo r the free old
S herm an C ounty h er Final R e x r t pro p erty belonging to the e s ta te of
n et only will all of the school land s ta te sc a le r of w eights and m eas-
is no con stitu tio n al-p ro v isio n if th . <• . s when a m an could borrow his u..
T.jgT
Account’’ ad m in is tra trix of the said LeRoy H. M artin, an incom
kiit olan th a t -stock- i u i ' p k w ith the s ta te dcD artm ent of
next m om ent the sw ea rer says the v K g h t in gold fo r w ritin g his nam e
e of W. S D eaton, deceas­ p itc h t person, to-'WTlE '
iu es
j a g ric u ltu re. 1 e has found the
’■SHH
An undivided one-sixth in te re st
1-nv
we
sp
en
t
m
oney
carelessly
ed,
and
th
a t Monday, the 8th day
.entire governm ent under said flag
ger re n ta l io r tne use ui tnv-.»: w orst cases of inaccu rate scales so
I jlj
in
and to.
W«
know
how
sm
all
the
dollars
are
of
Ju
ly
,
1940,
a
t
10:00
a.
m.,
of
is w orthless, u n fa ir and dishonest.
lands. He ex pects revenues from fa r th is Reason at slau g h te r hou<»e
oh™ g ets by c red it an d how big
Laid
day,
in
the
courtroom
,
a
t
î.iie
F unny folks, these A m ericans.
*—
the leasing of s ta te school lands scales.
The N orthw est Qua’rte r (N - .
tin dollars are one pays on debt.
courthouse, in Moro, S h en n in
I l'lo v e of country, on which u
W i) of Section Tw enty-seven
to reach $20,000 a y ea r in the
About 25 p ercen t of heavy duty
..n d the boys who have been do-
County, O reg o n , have been fixed
based p atrio tism , is engendered b.
(27), Tow nship One (1) South,
scales
tested
in
so
u
th
ern
and
w
est-
r
e
a
r
fu
tu
re
.
the natio n al spending will find
b y the C ourt as the tim e and place
realizatio n of benefits received, a « i
R ange Seventeen (17), E a st of
e
.
ern O regon th is season have been
fc r h earin g objections to said F in al
previously m entioned, o u r m ethod it i ut in tim e w hen the onerous job
the W illam ette M eridian, con­
. ,
.
. , , . condem ned, though req uirem ents
R eport and Account and for the
E lec t™ service w as extended ‘fl
bcen
of h andling m alcontents is sadly at <•:* levying th e tax es and collect­
tain in g One Hundred Sixty
settlem en t of said estate .
fa u lt. In only one case can it now ing them from a p ro te stin g citi 4661 ru ra l cu sto m ers on 510 new
(160) acres, in Sherm an Coun­
In
the
ea
ste
rn
p
a
rt
of
the
s
ta
fe,
on
the
coast
of
M
aine,
th
is
will
be
F lossie Deaton
1 be rem em bered th a t the c o n -ect ... -y com es. T he signs indicate ru ra l lines th ro u g h o u t O regon d u r­ scales are cared for much b e tte r tl.c first seashore n atio n al park in
ty, Oregon.
A d m inistrât: ix
ing the p a st 12 m onths according and few er condem
__ nations
________________
tre a tm e n t w as given. T h a t wa=. th a t it w on’t be long now
have been the country. No opposition is ex-
T.
L
ester
Johnson
T erm s and conditions of sale:
to Orm ond >R B ean, pttolic u tilitie s i
C lim atic difference m ay pected from the county c o u rt of
E m m a Goldm an, recently deceased.
A
ttorney
fo
r
a
d
m
in
istra
trix
..
cash
upon delivery of the deed of
ccm
m
issioner.
Mias Goldm an, you rem em ber,
, ,,
.
„
have som ething to do w ith this, J u r r y county or o th er resid en ts of . .
said
g
u ard ian and a fte r confirm a­
tl.Bt
rccton
for
it
will
give
county
I
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h
c
a
t.o
n
Ju
n
e
7
1940
after some years preaching the ad.
but oth er fa c to rs which the deputy
tion
of
sale by said court, or p a r;
an,I
s
ta
te
perp
etu
al
n
ational
a.l-
j
L
ast
Publication
Ju
ly
5,
1W°.
vantage* of com m unism in th ij
sealer finds are: 1, fa u lty in-
S ecretary of S ta te Snell ha
cash
and
the unpaid rem ainder of
co u n try , w as sen t to th e fount o
x
i
rtisin
g
.
has ju s t com pleted ap p o rtio n m en t stallatio n , cau sin g e rro rs beyond
NO TICE OF FIN A L
the
purchase
price secured by a
th
a
t
fabulous
doctrine.
She
es
th a t fabulous doctrine.
»
t- GrJ.gs Valley Jo u rn a l Ju n e 10, 1921
the ‘county fa ir ta x am ong the control of a w eighm an; and, 2, the
S
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T
T
L
E
M
E
N
T
first
m
o
rtg
ag
e
upon said reai
caped (used
„¿¡L r.T k.’land».
'1 he au to cam ping place in thir several counties of the sta te . The hum an elem ent or in ten tio n al or
L atest victim s of th e- w ar :n
p roperty.
NO
TICE
IS
HEREBY
GIV
EN
,
fo rev er a f te r in dem ocratic land
Europe are the lo g an b eriy groxv-
city park is being used almost. tax . raised b y a levy of one-tw en- u n in ten tio n al erro rs.
en tire ly disabused in mind of he;
Bids m ust be in w riting and may
ers of the W illam ette valley. The T h at Sam Van V actor, ad m in istra-
every n ig h t now by to u rists p is s - tieth of a m ill, ran g ed fro m a m in-
For instance, the seller was th
ti r of the E sta te of Orville G. be left w ith Joe T ru itt, C ounty
previous convictions.
ing th ro u g h and they say th ere ] i)nvm of $162.90 in W heeler county U ser on th is heavy scale, on which Oregon lo g an b erry control hoard,
Sm ith, deceased, has filed his p i i-
Some system of exchange m igh
r r e n o t m any cam ping places to $15,473.72 in M ultnom ah coun- the w eights were not alike when which handles 80 per cent of the tioa fo r d istrib u tio n , d eterm in a­ Clerk of Sherm an County, Oregon,
well be w orked out betw een na
w here th e re is plenty o f shade, ty. A to tal of $44,954.60 was ap taken on equal d ra fts of t h e ‘b eam s lo g an b erries grown in O reg in, tion uf heirs and final account in at his office in the courthouse at
tions so th a t discontented citizen i
goad w a te r and stoves to cook on. poitioned am ong the 36 counties se| a rately . Reed found the larg e slates th a t 10 per cent of he crop sail e sta te , and th a t S atu rd ay , the .Moro, Oregon, at any tim e a fte r
in a dem ocracy could be traded for
P o stm a ste r Pike and Mr. Fields based upon the assessed valu atio n s poise had'ibeen taken a p a rt anil a is consumed in the U nited S ta te s 29th day of Ju n e, 1940, a t the hour the first publication of this notice
som e who do not like com m unism
ano before the m aking of said
,
slug placed in it, which made it am! the re st in E ngland. W ith the
s t ’ uck o u t for M etolius for a two in each county.
and are still in th a t s o rt of coun­
draw 40 pounds m ore per 1000 E nglish m a rk e t gone, h a lf the crop of 10:00 a. m. in the C ircuit C o u rt sole.
wi
i
ks
vacation.
try . No d o u b t th ere a re in R u s s i»
pounds th an the reactio n al draw will go un h arv ested unless aid Room of the County C ourt House M YLES ELROY M ARTIN, g u a r­
A t th e ball gam e here Sunday
some citizens who long fo r the di -
5A ith G overnor C h arles A. Sp
|l&r
person w eighed on th i comes from the federal su rp lu s l'or S herm an County in the City ot
our local team won from Moro by
dian of the person and testate of
lig h ts of dem ocracy and who would
rag
u
e
ab
sen
t
from
the
s
ta
te
on
t.
^ra
c
^
onai
| )Cam would weigh all com m odities corporation. P ru n es, Moro, S tate of Oregon, .has be?n
LeRoy II. M artin, an incom petent
tixeil
as
the
tim
e
and
place
for
the
m ake excellent citizens of this land. a score of 16 to 4.
The com m encem ent exercise i of v-sit to the m iddle w est, Speaker r jght, ‘b u t livestock w eighed on the apples, pears and o th er products of hearin g of objections to said p e ti­ person.
C ertain ly we have some preachers
the G rass V alley public schools of the House E rn e s t F a tla n d of op ier ^ eanl ^eat the seller out of the ¡Pacific n o rth w est have been af- tion, final account and settlem en t Daieu M ay 22nd, 1940. -
29-32
of com m unism we could well trad**
w ire held this T hursday, Ju n e 9th Condon is pinch h ittin g fo r the 40 -pounds of b eef to each 1000 fected by the war.
fo r th em — and not lose in the b a r­
At this tim e th ere is no p ro s ­ of said estate .
in the school house auditorium . The Chief executive fo r th e second tim e PUU^ds
: SAM VAN VACTOR
gain, either.
w
ithin
a
year.
T
uesday
th
e
’-g
o
v
­
pect
of a g ric u ltu re receiving a ben
IN THE COUNTY CO*URT OF
ad cress was delivered by P rof.
A d m in istrato r.
We have a few people in thi-»
ern o r p artic ip a te d in cerem onies
i fit from the w ar— a t least from
THE STATE OF OREGON
j
Prum 'baugh of the O. A. C.
nation, some five o r ten percent, a c ­
in au g u ra tin g Dr. Roben J . M aaske
fm eign m ark e ts—b u t the dom estic P iow n & Van Vactor
FOR WASCO COUNTY
From th e O bserver June 9. 1911
cording to re p o rts, who think th a t
ccr.sum ption is expected to im ­ A ttorneys
L. W. B aker and J. iB. M orrison as presid en t of th e E a ste rn Oregon
th e governm ent of H itle r is n e a r­
In the M atter of the E sta te of
College
of
E
ducation
a
t
LaG
rande.
prove as m ore people a re em ployed The D alles, Oregon
’l i t G rass V alley a t 8:45 M ay 29th
e r perfection than is th is on«-,
DW IGHT M ARTIN, deceased.
Since the resiR nation of R obert M. LOST: S pare tru ck tire betw een a( sta n d a rd waEC, instc,ad of the
ami reached Bend, 133 miles, in
Moro and Woods -place. W A. w p A wapp
F o r fiuch food su |). NOTICE TO CREDITORS
while G erm any undoubtedly hold*
Duncan as p resid en t of the s ta te
tim e fo r supper.
¡AU persons having claim s ’'ag­ NOTICE OF SALE
sem e who would p re fe r to live
^ 00^S-
- ' plies as it requires E ngland is re-
B om : Ju n e 1st, To Mr. .and si n ate S peak er F atlan d is nex t in
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV EN
here. T here s a possibility, in
line of succession to the governor. l'O R SA L E : Advance R um ley, 16ft. lying on sources w ithin the em pire ain st th e estate of William E.
Mrs. W. A. T ate, R ufus, a son.
Newton, deceased ,are hereby n o ti­ That the a d m in istrato r of the es­
th eory a t least, of an o th er ex­
h arv ester, good condition. J. T. nnd is not likely to call on Arrieri-
The autom obile license law in
fied to p re se n t them , in p roper tate« of D w ight M artin, deceased,
change. F or certain ly th e purpose
Johnson, Wasco. '
31-33 car. fa rm e rs for w h eat or m eat.
O regon A u g u st 1st, requires all
D
uring
1939
th
ere
were
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form, to the undersigned the duly by virtue of an O rder of Sale m ade
cf all governm ent is to b rin g haDi»»
owners of autom obiles to tak e an g rade crossing accidents in Oe-
.
.
« u
appointed, qualified and actin g A d­ by the above C ourt on May 22n<i,
n ts s to all citizens.
exam ination and secure license to gon re su ltin g in ten deaths and '
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Bethlehem C hapter, No. 78.O.E.S. m in istra to r of the estate of Wi'l-. 1940, will sell a t p riv ate sale fo r
Such an exchange system m ig h t
drive c a rs ; it is a s tric t law, and 38 injuries according to re p o rts
Moro, Oregon
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iam E. N ewton, deceased, a t the cash, or p a rt cash and balance to
m ake people haprpier and reduce
a larg e p ercen tag e of drivers now , compiled by the ¡putolic
M eets Every Second and
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tilities
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office of Geo. G. U pdegraff, Moro, be secured by m o rtg ag e on th e
the trouble of deciding how fa r
F o u rth T h u rsd ay s in each
W ith one
accident Will D eliver anyw here
in Sher-
O iegon, w ithin six m onths from real p ro p o x y h erein after describ­
people m ig h t legally go to m ake licensed, and practically all ow ners , com m jssion.
M onth. V isiting m em bers
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o th ers sw ear alliegence to the ideas
Invited
w ithout tho ro u g h instruction.
. ' nw re deaths and six few er injuries : c d cedar posts in 300 ‘lots. Price '
31, 1940.
ocsit, on and a fte r the 22nd day of
the m ajo rity hold.
Naomi Van (¡¡Ider, T W.
The F ifth A nnual, Pioneers
Pic- I t pc repOrt shows
12cents. O. W. Keiz-ur, Route 3.
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June, 1940.
Elm er C. Newton
nic a t DeMoss S prings Ju ly 4th, ,
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1 Hood River, Phone 5596.
29-35ch Ruth SparFng, Sec.
A d m in istrato r
REARMAMENT
An undivided one-sixth in te r­
1911. E veryone invited.
Lupine
Rebekah
Lodge
No.
116
Geo.
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pdegraff,
The very sam e week th is pa-
est in and to NW1 Sec. 27, T .l
J. M. H endrickson w as hau lin g
Dr. Irw in B. H ill, a g ra d u ate H a rt’s B etter R. I. Red Chix |
Moro, Oregon
A tto rn ey fo r A dm in istrato r
cf th e nation w as ex pressing wood from th e yard in this city , of the U niv ersity of Oregon med- J7.6O-IOO, $4.00-50, $2.25 fo r 25
S., R. 17 E. W. M., S herm an
4th Tnes
5(31—6121,40
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pleasure over the rearm am en
County, Oregon,
this week.
school h as been em ployed as prepaid. May L eghorns sam e price *
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p ro g ram w hich is expected to add From the Observer June 10, 1921 j f u .l - t i m e a s s is ta n t physician a t Leghorn pullets, day old $16.00- day of each m onth.
subject to confirm ation of above
Visiting m em bers wel
NOTICE
OF
A D M IN ISTR A ­ Court.
ineny men and m achines to t h »
A la rg e crow d atten d ed the Au- . the F airview hom e—s ta te in stitu - l00< $g.50-50, $4.50 fo r 25. Rem em -
TOR’S SAJ^E of RBAiL PR O P­
r a tio n ’# .fig h tin g forces and mak<* nual F a rm e r’s Picnic a t the C ounty ’ tion fo r the feeble -minded
W ritten bids m ay b e made fo r
Dr. ber H a r t’s H atch ery , B eaverton, enme.
Anna Davis, N. G.
ERTY
our nation free from fe ar of * in ­ F a ir gri-unds last T hursday. iPresi- Hill, who is a son of S ta te Rep- Oregon.
s&ia p ro p erty and such bids should
Florence Johnston, Set
Notice is given th a t C. L. Pep- be left a t the office of Jo e T ru itt,
vasion w ord conies th a t brick b a r­ dcnU M ansfield of the S ta te F a rm ' re sen tativ e E arl Hill of C ushm an,
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p e i, a d m in istrato r w ith the will County Clerk of Sherm an C ounty,
racks are to b e b u ilt a t F o rt Lewis. Bureau w as the principal speaker. - L ane county .takes o v er his duties
annexed of the e s ta te of E tta A. Oiegon.
A critic o f th e a d m in istra tio n ’.* The aftern o o n sports were m arred Ju ly 1.
Coe, deceased, will sell, on and
I’M gram notes in the press th a t by the accident to M. G. M elzer
H. U. M ARTIN
e fte r Ju n e 22nd, 1940, to the high-
b u t $100,000 of the $1,182,000,000 who broke his leg in two places E ureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
A d m in istrato r
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bill w as fo r real a rm s— guns and when sliding to third. A purse was
M eets on the 1st and
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m achinery.
3rd
T h u rsd ay
eve­
taken up from those present th a t
T h a t being the p re sen t in fo rm a­ totaled n ea r $100. He was taken
nings of each month.
The World’s News Seen Through
tion on the subject th ere is plenty to a hospital th a t evening for x-ray
V isiting m em bers cor
of room to doubt the ability of exam ination. .
dially invited to m eet
he hristian cience onitor
w hoever is m anaging our rearm »
w ith us.
The election of delegates for
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stew over it now. And are sp en d ­ G rain G row ers A ssociation result*
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Quick • Easy - Safe
ing o u r m oney for som ething else e»l in F red Krusow of G rass Valley
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than we need.
W. S. Powell of Moro, and V. W Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
Write or call
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of natio n al indebtedness is grow ing g.-egational m eeting will be held in
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Society, Moro Oregon.
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