Sherman County journal., March 07, 1941, Page 2, Image 2

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> Â G B X BRRRMAN COUNTY JO U R N A L MORO. OREGON ?
f^miuui 4£a*uiy
FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1MÏ
g
?ftt horse stands as a monument (
BIRTHDAY
to the late T. B. Bowman, a breed- ;
e. who w ith all the precision o f a
S herm an County O bserver
si en tist, devoted his life to im- '
E stablished Nov. 2, 1888
p oving the d ra ft horse. He so
G rass Valley Jo u rn al
.
...
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.
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1UA.,
li
ed in his horses th a t at- th e ;
LOOK B E H IN D
E stablished Oct 14, 1897
1 run. the O bserver M arch 7. l»02 h jg h t o f hjs ca ree r when b u her(,
CONSOLIDATED M arch 6, 1931
TH E AUTO ?
H. R. Buffum of F e rry Canyon j n inhered 235 head, he could call
W asco N ew s-E nterprise
thinks the Gilliam county court e: ch one by nam e. The 'Bowman
Established Nov. 1891
TONROLIDATED M arch 4. 1932 wii: g ra n t the petition for a wagon I s -in and d a u g h te rs still own about ;
road to the m outh of 30 mile tv ' n nety e ig h t head of P ercherons.
Published F.very F rid a y a t
connect w ith a sim ilar road from
In Novem ber, 1937, M rs. Max
¿ 7
Mom, Oregon
the- John Day to K ent, on the CS i D reyfus, of B rew ster, N. Y. tele-
C ’le® L. French
K»Htor Ry. This road will place F erry I phoned Guy Bowman and asked if
Canyon w ithin 25 miles of the ! he would sell Old K oncarcalyps. ,
E n ltre d as secon -class m a t'e r at
railroad and will be a g re a t con-: His answ er w as “ Yes, if we can I
the Post office at Moro, Oregon venience in m ark e tin g g rain .
[a g re e on the price.”
Under Act of C ongress of March
D t. Snook has closed the Moro ' Mrs. D reyfus is one of the m ost |
3 1879
P harm acy and is looking for a en th u siastic Percheron breeders in
O F F IC IA L COUNTY PA PE R
the U nited S ta tes and is distin-
new location.
- R. C. Judson, industrial ag en t g lished as one of the best versed
for the ORNCo., inform s us th a t s ( jd en ts of P ercheron blood-lines.
O it
to his certain know ledge 300 fam - She traveled across the country
CIATI
il:er. are now enroute to Sherm an t i Boone, N ebraska to buy this
county. It is to be hoped th a t land noted old stalfion.
SU B SC R IPTIO N RATES
On this trip she was accom pa­
values will be reasonable fo r them
Payable in Advance
and not act as a facto r to drive nied by J&obert W att of Cornell “ T OOK b e h in d th e autom obile, pression y ea rs of 1930 to 1933
U niversity, one of the best judges
ONE Y EA R ............................. *L60 them aw ay.
A-/ J o h n n y T a x C ollector, and T he o v erall b u rd en of fed eral ano
Mr. and Mrs. Dalles W ilder of P ercheron horse, and her man- you w ill find a nice b irth d a y gift sta te gasoline tax es - averages
ab o u t 46 p er cent of th e retai;
have bought property here and will a,?er, Mr. Merz.
of $10,000,000,000.”
MARCH 7,1941
price. F o r ev e ry $1 th a t th e a v e r­
m ake th eir fu tu re home in Klon-1 Guy Bowman tried his best foi
If you h e a rd th a t come o u t of age m otorists pays fo r gasoline
dike. Mr. W ilder has purchased : tw o days to persuade them to take th e rad io loud sp eak er, you w ould
he also pays an ad d itional 4t
AND T H E W AIL
the blacksm ith shop and w ith H ar- - s< me other horse. Tired and dis- p ro b ab ly th in k th a t O rson W elles cents in taxes.
ry F ink, as p a rtn e r, is open for j ccuragvd Mrs. D reyfus w as a’bo-ut had ta k e n o v er one of th e p o p u lar
A t this tim e A m erica m ay well
•OF T H E ANGRY IS HEARD
to give up and . s ta r t fo r home b irth d ay salu te program s, in salu te th e gasoline ta x on its
active business.
w
hich
liste
n
e
rs
w
ith
b
irth
d
ay
s
TH R O U G H O U T T H E LAND
when Guy cap itu lated , say in g he
b irth d ay , fo r th e roads b u ilt w ith
O bserver M arch 8, 1912
th e rev en u e h av e elim in ated the
hod given them a prom ise ano are told ab o u t h id d en gifts.
T he sp o rts pages are fuJJ of
Such
a
m essage, how ever, isolation of th e farm . T hese read s
w mid not break his word.
A
ccording
H
enry
Howell
a
r
­
w
ould
be
e
n
tire
ly a p p ro p riate for
news from the train in g cam ps of
The price paid was s-upposed to use on T uesd ay , Feb. 25. T h at d ay h av e fa cilitated th e m o vem ent to
ran g em en ts are . now m ade by
m a rk e t of p ro d u cts of field and
the several baseball team s.
In
be kept secret, b u t I learned last
is th e 22nd b irth d a y of the A m e r­ factory. By opening up th e scenic
which Howell Bros, will operate .
,
.
.
...
sum
m
er
on
the
very
best
of
auth
ican gasoline ta x . B ehind th e a u ­ b eau ties of th e co u n try th ey have
■ keeping w ith the sp irit of the th eir ca terp illar^ o utfit day and
u
tom obile is m o re th a n $10,000,- m ade real th e slogan, “See A m er
season it would be ap p ro p riate for n ght using acetylene gas fo r head oi ity th a t her check was for
)00,000 th a t h as b een co n trib u ted ica F irst.”
S'tOOO.OO. The D reyfuses are m il­
some ex-sports w riter to com pute lights fro n t and back. They are lionaires and w anted people - to in gasoline ta x e s by th e m otoring - These roads, b u ilt w ith gesolin
the b a ttin g averages of the m em ­ now pulling three 3-bottom plows, think th a t they had paid much public since th e b irth of th e tax es to serv e th e peacetim«
harrow s and rolling to drill a t
y o ungster.
needs of th e nation, now stan d a.
more.
bers of the Oregon legislature.
one operation.
These b illio n s of d o llars in g as­ th e first line of defense in ou;
Thus
was
a
“
g
re
a
t
sire
tra
n
s
­
The team b a ttin g average o f th t
oline tax es are being paid larg ely g re at p ro g ram of n atio n al sec u r­
H ow ard Conlee’s little girl had
hou$e is very low. N ot since the the m isfortune to fall off a couch planted from his native en v iro n ­ by fam ilies w ith m odest incomes. ity. These roads alre ad y havi
According to stu d ies by th e fe d ­ been produced. They do n o t hav«
¿ m em o ry of p re sen t day observers W ednesday aftern o o n , break in g her m ent to take up duties in the E a st
eral g o v ern m en t, m ore th a n h alf to be built. M en, eq u ip m en t ani
runneth not has so much leg isla­ rig h t arm p u st below the elbow. to fu rth e r p erp etu ate his strain .
of th e ca r-o w n in g fam ilies in the supplies can be m oved over then
tion of a w orthless and even d a n ­ Dr. poffin was called to reduce the H ’s colts in the new home are
U nited S ta tes have incom es o f today. T h ere is no w aitin g unu
found
to
possess
th
a
t
u
n
ifo
rm
ity
gerous n a tu re gone sailing blithely fractu re .
less th a n $30 a week. F o r th a t n e x t m onth or n ex t y ea r fo r thes<
a
id
desirable
c
h
a
rac
te
ristic
s
they
through w ith but a few disco u rag ­
reason th ey h av e sm all ab ility to roads. In a natio n al e m e r g e n t
B
om
:
To
Mr.
and
M
rs.
G.
O.
h
e
r
alw
ays
shown.
ed “nos” echoing am ong the flurry
th e e n tire n atio n could be moved
pay taxes.
W arfield, a 12 pound girl on March
A lthough K oncarcalyps is 18
F irst in au g u ra ted in O regon in w ith a seat for every m an, worn
of anxious “ yes” sounds.
5th.
years old he is still in w onderful
1919, th e gasoline tax w as soon an and child in th e p assenge-
The old tra sh th a t perennially Observer M arch 10. 1922
ccndition. Can you blam e me for
adopted by all th e states. In 1932 cars an d buses now o p eratin g oi
gum s the legislative calen d ar has
T he 4,500,00
S. B. Holm es, from G rass V al­ being elated to have a son th a t is .th e fe d eral g o v ern m e n t im posed o u r hii,'..w aj 0.
been resurrected and is being ley, was in our city W ednesday be­ the very im age of this g re a t horse
a d u p licatin g levy, the ra te of tru c k s no”/ ' on r ir highw ay
passed and sen t to a senate ra p id ­ tween tra in s. He said he had a io- a herd sire?
w hich w as increased in 1940. Most co if 1 s c n .c e the biggest arm \
of
th e states also have increased th a t this nation cvuld p u t into the
ly becoming ‘‘fed up” w ith the t>uch of sprang fever and as the
Following are the words of Mrs.
th
e
ir tax r ',to s,
in th e d e- fi-M.
actions of a house regarded as con­ roads were not in condition for D reyfus: “ I feel th a t a g re a t sire
servative a lte r election, but now auto driving he decided to take b longs to the breed he re p resen ts,
ing, and ’poor q u ality anim als.
doomed to go down in. history as • a sh o rt trip by train .
nnd K oncarcalyps has been en-
On a long tim e basis it is abso­
an o th er exam ple of good inten
W. O. H adley, d is tric t gam e w a r­ ti listed to my care. T h rough his
A T ATHE
lutely
necessary to basé the live­
tions gone wTong.
den-, who has m ade several trip to genes he c a r/ie s on the genes of •
stock
expansion
on the capacity of
A firem an’s pension bill has been Oak S prings lately to supervise h ’s g re a t g ran d sires, C arn o t and I
r a r g e and w i.th... the . view point of
passed which will take ap p ro x i­ the construction of the new fish C ilypso, and passes them on to i
continued feed supplies. Consid­
m ately $100,000 out of the g en ­ hatch ery there, sta te s th a t it is his sons and d au g h ters to perput-
•loi
erin g his en terp rise from
the
eral fund of the s ta te fo r the ben­ expected th a t the h atch ery wi” uate forever the best genes of the
view point of this county it was
efit o f a group already well paid b.? com pleted and tro u t hatched bleed we all love.”
the opinion of the com m ittee th a t
~
*
T. M. Rolfe.
and, w ith a retire m en t plan of its there this spring.
the m ost desirable w eig h t fo r feed­
own. A w atchm akers code went
W. A. Sm ith from W asco is
e r steers should be som ew here b e­
th ro u gh w ith but a few no votes. clerking a t the Moro T rad in g Co.
1st Lt. Tom F ra s e r J r., was one
tween 500 to 600 pounds. The
A tax atio n m easu re th a t com pli­
of two officers from his battalio n
m
o s t desirable m ark e t w eight for
cates and d isru p ts school and pen­
recently selected to receive a y e a r’s
■these calves would be ap p ro x i­
sion program could not be d e fe a t­
tra in in g
in Arial O bservation.
m ately 850 to 1000 pound«. To get
ed, a so called school equalization
P a rt of a le tte r telling of his new
these gains it would be necessary
m easure sponsored by the gover­
work follows:
li.nn W. Kelly
in the opinion of the com m ittee,
n o r 'w t s approved because the
F t. Lewis, W ashington Feb. 20-41 1
fo r m ost feeders to feed on an
D ear Folks: Well I have my new C onunued from page one.
n n n Jb ers voted th eir m athem atics
instead of th eir principles. In fa c t
assignm ent. I am doing d uty alien re g istra tio n division of de­ av erag e of from 120 to 150 days.
the old rem ark about leg islato rs To the Sherm an C ounty Jo u rn al w ith the 3rd Balloon Squadron p artm e n t of justice— the re g is te r­ In this length of tim e the average
D ear E d ito r: You rem em ber a new. This outfit is the one m en­ ing has called for a u nit of hun­ ste e r would consum e som ewhere
often rising above principle is
of * people.
The w orkers are in
y ea r or two ago you ask me to tioned on the radio today as hav­ dreds
doily b ro u g h t to mind.
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•
III
the
u i v
I neighborhood
i v I f t I w v r j 11 v v r x i
v of
/i
16 to 17
w rite a little horse sto ry for the ing the b a rra g e balloon. They a l­ sw arm ing in fro m every s ta U , all ,bu>heis of w heat and from 1100
civil service ex­ to 1500 pounds of hay
Jo u rn al. Well, the horse business so have two Blim ps, th a t is, m ot­ having passed
The unem ploym ent b ills have has been so down in the dum ps
am
ination
and
a
ttra
c te d here by a
or powered m in iatu re D irigables
In considering the feeding of
passed the house and gone to the th at I never got the necessary en ­ How ever they are the n o n -rig id !
a U.ttIe ? * h er £ an
lam
bs it seerfis necessary to pro­
sen ate w here am endm ents m ay be thusiasm workexLup to w rite a type. T here are also 19 p la n e s ,
^
‘7 a t,.homc' T h e’'
vide
about one third to one half
tacked onto them before passage. decent story. A little business has
, .
• e ..„ a . «
i and find th a t w ith room and board
assigned
to
this
Squadron.
|
fhan
&t
home
of
the
total hay ratio n s as alfalfa
iAs turned o u t by the judiciary come my way lately, m aking the
It
looks
like
a
very
in
tere
stin
g
,
Rr<l‘
wUh
Httle
prospect
of
sav
ing
or
o
ther
legum es. The average
com m ittee th ey were not bad bills pure-bred d ra ft business look a
or
fo
aa„
nnthinor
nf
the
¡ncrens-
I
(
nough
money
to
buy
a
tick
et
^
e
d
e
r
lam
b
should w elgh between
year
to
say
nothing
of
in
creas­
in any sense although some m em ­ little b rig h te r; and I have decided
ed
pay.
The
sour
note
in
the
whol
•
home
again.
'
55
and
65
Pounds
and a t m arket,
bers considered fu rth e r am endm ent to w rite a story nearly all center-
proceedings is th a t I will probably
A
planning
com
m
ittee
is
now
about
85
to
100
pounds.
In order
advisable.
te rin g around one g re a t stallion,
be sen t to Brownwood, Texas when w orking on a proposal to place two 1°
these gains it would be
M erit ra tin g is retained in its K oncarcalyps. W hat a nam e! Hi
the 3rd Balloon Squadron goes more cantonm ents in the n o rth w est necessary usually to feed from
o riginal form . This was the m ost g ets it from his ancestry. His
th
ere in M arch or A pril.
and two or th ree ordinance facto r- 7? to 100 days and the average
co n troversial m a tte r fo r opponents breeding is a com bination of the
«„.y efficiency rep o rt from , ¡e3> The W ashington cantonm ent lam b would consum e in th is period
I * o«.„
saw my
of th e bill w anted to establish a $7000.00 K ontact, the $40,000.00
top lim it fo r the fund instead of C arnot, and th e alm o st priceless the 41st Field A rtillery B attalion ¡s expected to' be not fa r from f r om two and a h alf to th ree bush-
recently. It was given 6 superior, ’ Yakim a. N othing definite has been <‘ls of w heat and some w’here a-
le ttin g it go on and on to heights Calypso; all im p o rtan t horses.
th a t may not be dream ed of. At
The reason I have this little anu 4 excellents in the ten ra tin g s. , decided on the Oregon canton- round 400 to 450 pounds of hay.
The. third type of livestock
p re sen t the fund is around $11,- burst of enthusiasm
rig h t now T here are five possible ra tin g s i -nu-nt (it will be O regon’s first)
with
superior
a
t
the
top.
anfi
no
p
ro
p
erty
has
been
bought,
which
could be fed satisfac to rily
000,000. I t was th o u g h t th a t an and w ant to tell you about this
It looks like I will have a lot of The ordinance plants will be bag- in this county is hogs. A feeder
u i per lim it of $12,000,000 to $14,- g lo a t stallion is th a t I have late­
000,000 would be sufficiently high ly secured a son of his, Koneux, studying ahead of me d u rin g the filling and shell loading und rtak - pig should be some w here around
to p erm it some reduction in pay­ bought from th e Bowm ans in ccm ing y ear of train in g between ; jngs> The cantonm ents are ex- 50 to 60 pounds when they are
will need to
know ; pected to cost about $7,000,000 started on feed and it w as b rought
m ents fo r the lum ber industry N ebraska fo r $1200.00 when he w hab I
out th a t the m ore rapidly this
which annually pays the m ost into w Js a y ?arlin g and b ro u g h t to the about a ir observation, and pilot- each, probaby more,
ing
and
correspondence
navigation
anim
al could 'be fed the m ore effi­
th e fund—and also m akes the Y akim a valley b y Reese B. Brown.
cient would be the project.
On
la ig e s t dem ands on it. A top ra te
Did K oncarcalyps is the m ost plus the a rtille ry lessons which Livestock F e e i n g
* the average th e grow er can ex-
■ . n ’ m .,« .,
fv -o n i
nave one*
of 2.7 in W ashington and C ali­ fam ous P ercheron sire in Am erica take up about 8 hours of my off
z
m ental inform ation m ay be used p ic t to feed 4 to 5 pounds of con
fo rn ia gives added reason fo r r e ­ to-day w ithout any exception. He duty tim e.
W ent up for an o rien tin g flight as a guide for the livestock en- ce n trates in the form of g rain for
ten tio n of this ra te in Oregon if diar.’t win this fam e by w inning
each
pound 'gained. In oth er
possible1 w ithout reducing the fund prizes in the show ring, fo r he the other day. We flew over a lot terp rises in this county.
In consdering the livestock en- w ords, it would tak e approxim ate-
has never been show n; he won it of te rrito ry in a sh o rt tim e, saw
below a safe point.
the P uyallup fa ir grounds, S eattle. terp rise in
com bination
with Jy ten to ten and a h alf bushels
Minimum benefit paym ents were bv sireing lots of g re a t horses
N arrow s B ridge and th e my- ranges, your com m ittee consider-
th<
His
offspring
have
been
so
sought
w heat to put the hog to a de­
raised from $7 to $10 per week
riad of lakes in this vicinity.
ed it practical from the stand- rira b le m ark et w eight of between
which is not an expensive m atter a fte r th a t they have been sold in­
7
i.
mt
Present feed and .range 190 to 200 pounds. W eights in ex-
fiom the standpoint of the fund. to tw enty two s ta te s in the Union
in C anada. G’-tenville. M ichigan, Feb. 25, 4 ^ cc n d itio n s th a t slig h t increases, eess of 200 pounds do n o t seem
I l does give the lower paid w orker ar.ii th ree provinces
r
ftnd sheep practical on the p resen t m ark et
a b ieak and thereby gives some of He has sired ninety two pure-bred D ia r S ir: F ifty -th re e years ago I
hved
in
Oregon
near
a
post
office
Hvestock
breeding
opera- basis.
sons
and
eighty
nine
d
au
g
h
ters.
those who work b u t slig h tly a
in £herrnan coun-
Il was b ro u g h t out th a t the
vt ry nice paym ent when not work- As fa r as is known all b u t four called Moro. Is th ere an y w ay by tjcns
which
r
could
g
et
in
touch
w
ith
;
Qver
expanson
in
ejt
h
er
of
m
ost
expensive gains on any type
of his sons are in service today.
in|g. \
any one from t h e r e . Is th ere a these U o wouJd
over. g ra z . of livestock are the gains in ad-
Mure
sons
of
K
oncarcalyps
head
The w aiting period will be re ­
new spap^r? If so, and I could get
—
,
duced from th ree weeks to two college herds th an those of an^- the nam e, I would be very g ra te -
_
which is rig h t and proper but it o th er horse. Follow ing are a few
ful.
quotations
from
en
th
u
siastic
own­
m ust be rem em bered th a t one w a it­
-We had a hom estead th e re and
ing period is all th a t is needed in ers of these horses.
are still interested . T hanks in ad­
E
rn
e
st
C.
Bell,
Mt.
.
E
phriam
,
a y ear and th a t this can som e­
N. J. “Jio n carcaly p s’ o u tstan d in g vance.
tim es <be taken durin g the last
M rs. Geo. King,
qualities are good feet, p astern s,
weeks of the previous year. P e r­
Greenville, Michigan.
clean
hard
bone
and
hocks,
style
haps a w aiting period of one week
and
action,
th
a
t
sp
ark
of
fire,
and
before each application for bene­
a
a w onderful disposition. He tra n s ­
One day a lady entered a large
fit paym ent would be b etter than
m its to his co4ts t h e ’power to re ­ estab lish m en t and asked to see
eith er.
produce colts of the sam e gooo roroe hlankets.
. »
T he purpose of the unem ploy­ qualities,—which is som ething sires
A fte r she had viewed a q u a n ti­
m en t fund is to provide a small of m any grandcham pions fail to ty of b lan k ets and not m ade any
income fo r w orkers who have no d o ”
purchases, tfhe clerk said : “ I am
w ork. It m ust be k ep t in tact and
A lbert H oeghs, neighbor of the v ery sorry, m adam , b u t I am a-
laig e enough to do this for when Bowm ans, “ It is the uniform ity of f-aid we have no m ore b lan k ets in
i; fa ils as it has in some other the K oncarcalyps fam ily which stock.”
4,
countries, th e ta x payer is called ha< made it o u tstan d in g .”
M
- I t ’s quite all rig h t.” replied
upon to tak e care of the indigent.
Mitchell & R eith, Edm onton, Ike lady, “ I am only looking fo r 3
A m endm ents so fa r this session A lberta, who have bought, s e r­ frie n d .”
have not been dangerous in the viced, and sold seven sons of Kon- ** “ M adam ,” said the p ersp irin g
m ain and it is probably as im por­ __________________________________
ca»-calyps, “ Of all A m erican-bred . c ’t r k , “ if you think your friend
ta n t to g et them passed and g et Percherons we have sold in Canada, i i< am ong the blankets, I would be
o u t of Salem before m ore d a n g e r­ the K oncarcalyps bred horses have I very pleased to go th ro u g h them
been the most p o p u la r” This pgain for you.”
ous th ih g s are done.
In Other D aysj
|O
•iiusrit
•
srkMR
0«
tuwnn
SHERMAN C filim JBIJKNAI
dition to the quick gains received
in the early stag es of th e feeding
period, the reason being th at
th ere is a considerable am ount of
dem and for m eeting the body re-
q u in m ents as the anim al becomes
la rg e r this requirem ent likewise
increases.
In this county for all types of
livestock it appears th a t it will be
necessary to supply m ineral su p ­
plem ents fo r all types. Protein
supplem ents are im portant for all
livestock except sheep where a l­
fa lfa hay is provided. One of the
m ost im p o rtan t factors to consid­
er in feeding any type of livestock
is to be su re and provide them
w ith a balanced ration.
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Sixteen Oregon counties reduc­
ed th eir fatal accident toll during
the y ear 1940, as com pared to the
1939 toll.
O u tstanding
in reduction of
fa ta litie s w ere Yamhill . county,
which re p o rts but six fata lities
last y ear com pared to 16 the year
before, and Lincoln which showed
a reduction of from 10 in 1939 to
fivt* in 1940.------------------------— ----
C ounties which w ent through
the en tire y ear w ithout fata lities
were crook, Gilliam, Jefferson,
M orrow, Sherm an and W allowa. In
1939, W allowa had th ree fa ta lities.
W heeler county while rep o rtin g
fe u r fa ta litie s in 1940 reported nu
in ju ries from traffic accidents, the
cn ly county in the sta te with a
clear record so fa r as injuries were
concerned.
G ? ts
P o in ts ’ ,
Sir Hugh Dowding, right, B ritain’s
“ air am bassador” to the U. S., is
shown the fine points of a new high­
speed M artin bomber by J. T. Hart-
son, executive of the Glenn M artin
company.
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NOTICE O F F IN A L
SETTLEM EN T
Notice is hereby given th a t
D. L. Belshe, ad m in istrato r of the
p a rtn e rsh ip estate of J. C. F re e ­
man & Com pany composed of J. C.
F reem an and O. L. Belshe, deceas­
ed, has filed his final account in
said estate, and Monday, the 31st
day of M arch, 1941, a t the hour
of 10 o ’clock a. m. in the County
Court Rodm a t the County Court
House in Moro, Sherm an County,
Oregon, has been fixed as the tim e
and place fo r the h earing of ob­
jections to said account and set-
t em ent thereof.
D. L. B ELSH E, A dm inistraaor.
GALLOW AL & KRIER
A ttorneys for the A d m inistrator,
Tiie Dalles, Oregon
17-21
NOTICE OF
M \ A L SETTLEM ENT -
Notice is hereby given th a t
D. L. Belshe, a d m in istrato r of the
e sta te ..o f O. L. Belshe, deceased,
h as filed his final account in said
e sta te and M onday, the 31st day
of M arch, 1941, a t the hour of ten
o’clock a. m. in the County C ourt
Room in the C ounty C ourt House
in Moro, Sherm an County, Ore-,
gon, has been fixed as the tim e
and place fo r the h ea rin g of ob­
jections to said account and set­
tlem ent thereof.
D. L. iBELSHE, A dm inistrator.
GALLOWAY & K R IER
A ttorneys fo r the A d m in istrato r
Tne Dalles, Oregon
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Moro Lodge
No.
113, I. O. O. F.
Moro, Oregon
M eets 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays
in the
I.O..O.F. hall T r a i '
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brothers are cordi
a.ly invited to meet
with us.
Joe R itner N.G.
V« rn tn M illet, Sec.
Lupine
Rebekah Lodge
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Moro, Oregon
Meeks 2d & 4th Tues
day of each month.
Visiting members wel
•ome.
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No.
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Meets on the 1st and
3rd
T hursday
eve­
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with us.
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C. V. B elknap, Secy.
Bethlehem C hapter, No. 78.O.E.S.
Moro, Oregon
M eets Every Second and
F o urth T hursdays in each
Month. V isiting m em bers
Invited
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