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humum County ¿Journal
Moro, Oregon. Friday, July 11, 1941
F ifty-T h ird Y ear N o . 36
W
«THE
Crop Loan Rate
Empire of Reds, and Leader in Nazi Drive
5.285
Higher; Rules
MILES
Much The Same
Official County Paper
Draft Quota
Civilians Are
Now 24 For
Registering For
Sherman County
Defense Jobs
Sherm an county’s quota for the
d ra ft has been set a t 24. P rev ­
iously it was (». When these men
Old and Young, Men
AAA Group Hear
will be called is not known to the
local d ra ft board and much is
and Women Sign Up
State Heads Talk
th o u g h t to depend on the length
MILES'
of time the first d raftees and the
For Possible Emergency
On Regulations
national guard are kept in service.
This
question
is
now
being
decided
R egistration
of civilians
of
A m eeting of the county ag en ts
W ashington D. C., Ju ly 10. There
and officials and em ployees of the by Congress and the ad m in istra ­ Sherm an county under the county
is concern over w hether the hoys
d« fense council has been p ro g ress­
p o u n ty agtricultural conservation tion
The d ra ft board m et W ednesday ing ra th e r slowly so fa r th is week
of the national guard of Oregon,
com m ittee« o f th is section was helT
-fterr.oon and shuffled the cards and it is feared th a t
W ashington, Idaho <.nd M ontana,
too few
T uesday a t A rlington. A ttending
^ n ic h co n stitu te the l i s t division
from th is county were LeRoy of the 12 new re g istra n ts. W ithin citizens will sign up fo r service in
u nder Maj. Gen. George A. W hite
V. l ight, Dewey Thom pson, Joe- a few- days an o th er national d ra w ­ tim es of em ergency.
cf Salem , and the several th o u s­
P eter?, W allace May and B etty ing will be m ade to determ ine
Purpose of the re g istratio n is
L-
th eir places in the order called to to obtain a list o f citizens who a re
and d ra fte e s from
those states
Fowell.
who a re undergoing one y e a r o f
w iljing to take a p a rt in a defense
E d g a r L. Ludw ig, s ta te crop lean m my service.
m ilitary train in g , w id be released
effort wnen am i if th a t becomes
supervisor,
sipoke
about
the
B . WHITE R U S S IA
A . R U S S IA
when th e year is up. If S ecretary
nt
cessary.
changes m ade in th e crop loan
D . C A U C A S IA
C . U K R A IN E
o f W ar H enry L. Stim son has this
■ t if a
pi ( gram by the new law passed by
No pledge is exacted from citi­
TU R C O M A N F . UZBEK.
v a j th ts e boys will he retained
congress in May. P rin cip al diff­
zens but a m ere expression of
not only for the duration of the
G . T A D Z H IK
erence is th a t loan ra te s will be
w illingness to be of service in
em ergency b u t th ey will be made
32 cents p er bushel h ig h er than
The following quotations are some activ ity in which he or she
available to be se n t on expeditions
S Q U A R E M IL E S
in 1940.
based on prices being paid in is t'apable.
outside the w estern hem isphere.
All loans will m atu re April 30, W ednesday’s tra d in g a t the Port-
W ar, these days, c o m e s. so
This is one question which the
quickly and a ir raids often precede
a change tihat will probably pre­ Inn 1 stock y an d s:
A graphic illustration of the vastness of Russia is presented by this map of the Soviet Union with an out vent delay in applying for a crop
congress will have to settle. The
C A TTLE: Gc-od grain fed steers them . This gives no tim e for
Une
of the U. S. superimposed on it. Russia comprises over 8,000,000 square miles; the U. S. only 3.02C.789.
1 at tie line is now being form ed
loan.
It
is
expected
th
a
t
loans
$10.00 to 11.00. Good g ra ss fed organized work. Therefore it is
th e w a r d e p a rtm en t on one side Initialed areas identify various republics included in the Soviet Union. Inc ?t: General Von Blaskowitz, Nazi on w h eat farm sto rag e will be re ­ steers $9.25 to 9.05. Good g rain being done now.
and the congressm en who believe hero of Polish campaign, who leads in Hitler’s drive cn Stalin’s armies
J M. Wilson is in charge of the
newed a fte r th is period, however. f< il heifers $9.7*5 to 10.00. Good
a proqjise is a prom ise, and th a t
AL. Ludw ig estim ated thait th ere g ra ss heifers $8.75 to 9.50. Good re g istra tio n a t Kent, E. M. Alley
the governm ent prom ised to re ­
is sufficient sto rag e space in this b te f cows $7.25 to 7.71: medium a t G rass Valley. Giles French and
lease the selectees and re tp rn the
county to hold 2,800,000 bushels $0.75 to 7.25. common $6.00 to S. W. Searcy a t Moro, T. Lester
guardsm en from federal service
of g rain . This is public sto rag e 6.75, e a rn e rs $5.00 t o -5.50. Bulls Johnson at Wasco and Garl Thom p­
when th e ir y ear is up.
only. P riv ate sto rag e facilities medium to good $8.25 to 9.25, com son a t Rufus.
A new ruling has been made
m ay increase th is by 300,000 mof. $7.00 to 7.75. Vealer calves,
In every sizable c o m m u n ity in
m ak in g it necessary to m ake dupli-
b u-hels as several farm elevators good to choice $11.00 to 12J50.
Oregon there is a com pany of
and w arehouses are now built.
n atio n al g u ard . (The local people
UGGS: Good to choice, 170 to 215 cntes of the re g istra tio n papers.
C
lyde
Kiddle
balked
on
the
new
took pride and in te re st in the o u t­
11» w eights by tru ck $11.75 to 11. The sheets will be filed with the
John (R ed) C lark was found cior, insurance featu res.
K enneth S a th e r’s application for
fits. fo r th e w oung guardsm en w ere
85; 230 to 2851b butchers $11.00 local defense council and when
dead in the house he occupied in
E arl Thom pson told o f a new to 11.50; lightw eight b u tch ers need arise s citizens will be called
active. Many, th e officers espec­ a tra n s fe r o f Roy ¡Barnet’s tru c k ­
Wasco* last S atu rd ay .
He was reguilation about excess or “h a t”
‘
B
lanket
insurance”
and
the
in'-
perm
it
will
be
up
for
h
earin
g
ia lly w anted to be m obilized, so
,
$10.75 to 11.25;
packing sows u p m to serve th e ir nation and
l i s t autum n th ey were m ustered be ore a m em ber of the s ta te , pub- introduction o f a com m odity note bi rr. F eb ru ary 5, 1877 a t Mexico, w heat. Bond fo r such w heat will $8.75 to 9.50*. Feeder # pigs $11.00 com m unity, in th e field th e y have
t lie nisei ves chosen.
i„to fed eral service for 12 m onths lie u tilities commission or a repre- p an for paym ent of prem ium s a re A d rain county, M issouri and had be $12.50 per $1000 if stored a t to 14.00.
r* sided in Sherm an county fei­ home o r in w arehouses. It is
e* cam p life. It was planned to se dative on Ju ly 17 a t th e court
S11EËP:
Good
to
choice
sp
rin
g
m ost im iportant of fo u r changes nt a rly th irty y ears. He has been
pu* some of the d ra ftees under the ho ise in Moro. The hour will be
est m ated th a t ithere will be 20,000 lam bs $8.75 to 9 35: medium to
guard sm en , who would a c t as teach ten o ’clock in th e m orning. P er- in th e federal crop insurance cor­ er. -ployed on fa rm s and as a sales bushels of such wiheat in Sherm an ge-od $8.25 to 8i50. Feeder lam bs,
p o ratio n ’s 1942 program , is was m ir. fo r m achinery.
county th is fall.
good to choice $7.75 to 8.00. S lau ­
ers »nd a fte r one year the d ra ftees m il, if g ra n te d , will i give Mr. diiclosed today by Jo e P eters,
G raveside services were held a t
the
'S
i.th
er
the
rig
h
t
to
haul
from
g h ter ewes $3.50 to 4.00.
would bt p erm itted to serve
chairm an of th e Sherm an county S u n rise cem etery Tuesday a f te r ­
rem ain d er of th e ir en listm en t W isco and Sherm an counties to
■Serial num bers were given to
noon with Rev. F. L. Cannell of-
while the guardsm en w ent home. a r y w here in Oregon an d (to ihaul AAA com m ittee,
12
new d r a f t re g istra n t» 'b y the
salt and livestock any
“The change« a re designed to «elating. A rran g em en ts were dir-
“A p p aren tly it will not work out g ra in
d
ra
ft
board W ednesday. When the
wl«ere.
give th e fa rm e r the & m axim um ec'.ed by C randall-B ird,
lik* th at.
national draw ing is m ade Ju ly 17,
• • •
am ount of protection on his crop,
Sm all, wiry, w itty , D em ocrat
th( se num bers will draw n to d e t­
Proposed changes in the 1942
(Believing* th a t th e y would be
and to m ake it as convenient as a , |
dem ocratic
Red C lark, in
erm ine the o rder n u m k r of th e
rn
rg
e
eonservation
program
recom
­
possible for th e fa rm e r to insure d eu th as in life, placed no burden
req u ired fo r one y ear, officers and
A happy reunion was held p.en. They will then be inducted
mended
by
delegates
a
t
the
recent
his n ex t y e a r’s w h eat crop, P e te rs o r his m any frien d s. A long (held natio n al AAA ran g e to u r in Idaho ' J 1’“’ s',a -v evening, July 3rd, when
mer. gave up th eir jobs in civil life
into service according to order
said. ‘‘The new program will in -u ran ee policy in th e hands o f
o r took a leave of absence. At
S erial num bers a re as
pre expected to have considerable J. C. Hockman and A. H. Ackman num ber.
m ake the insuring o f fa rm s an d p j . O 'M eara cared fo r the final
r.ny ra te , they surrendered w bat-
n u t for tihe first tim e, in 54 years. follows;
application
in
Oregon,
the
state
The picnic of the Odd Fellow s
paying o f prem ium s less in r i t e s .
evei position they ¡held, intending
Mr. Ackman and Mr. Hockman S I-R o b ert Joseph S peel m an, Big-
office n t C orvallis reports.
to re tu rn in due course. T h° high a r 1 Rebekahs o f S herm an county vojve<j by reducing the member
came
w est to Colorado from Illi­ g - . S2Philip G regory O’M eara,
Among the more im portant
com m and of the arm y, however, wr.s held a t the »City park on the of form s the g ro w e r usually signs
nois
while
young men in their W asco; S3-Carl F rederick Peetz
c h a rg e s suggested by the* dele­
ha.-- a different idea an 1 for sev°r- F< u tth w ith a good attendance. in m aking his application and pay-
tv ei ties. T heir ways parted when M o ro ; S4-K enneth Em m et B arnet
g
ates
is
revision
of
the
present
____
pl m onths has been m ulling it over The day s ta rte d w ith a program ing the prem ium .”
deferred grazin g practice to in­ Mi. Ackman retu rn ed to Illinois G rass V alley; S 5 -E m est Charles
The *brasp h a ts do not wish to a » eleven o’clock by the audience
The changes provide: P ay m en t
H
c H(1
S6-David Riker
clude limited and rotational g ra z ­ an*' Mr. Hockman came on west B ry an t, Biggs:
lose th e 280.000 guardsm en if they sn ging “ A m erica” w ith Miss Lila of prem ium s by a note plan; own *
in 1887.
R ichelderfer,
W asco;
S7-Lewis
ing
under
detailed
plans
to
be
ap
­
can help it. and thev wish to keep Lc™ Alley as the statu e of Liberty, ers and o p erato rs who insure one
S herm an county’s role in th e proved by tdn^ county AAA com­
Mr. ¡Ackman is m aking an ex ­ A a rap,-. Riggs, G rass V alley; S8-
the b ept of the d ra ftees.
This was followed w iht a reading farm in a county m'uist insure all natio n al defense assum ed new
tended to u r of the w est and when Daniel Law rence Hoskiroson, K ent
T heir arg u m en t is th a t the by M rs’ O. N. R uggles; Saxaphone th eir farm s in th a t county; an in- added significance w ith the crea- m ittees. This change is expected he learned through the local post
Si'uGordon W ilson Reid, R ufus;
l
a
h
r,
ppiliculuLrly
vuuk;abk‘
.in.
we?.t-
J
gvr.rdsm eh aniTth*5 tra in e rs ra n - s e t -by Mis? Norma Helyer ae- dividual need m ake only one ap - tio r th is week of th e U. ~S.~ Du­
ma ¿Ter T h ai ~3. C. Hockman- A ra r T n b -Iv an A rth u r B iagg,
G rass
ern
Oregon,
where
improvement
■not be g iv en a thorough fim ili- c( ir.panied a t the piano by Mrs. plication regardless of how m any p n rtm en t of A g ricultural Defense
still located a t Moro, he decided V hlley: ' S il- H a r r y Ivan S tark,
of
hill
land
pastu
res
and
cut-over
a»-itv w ith mechanized in stru m en ts
M. H elyer; tir r -Lincoln G ettys- fa rm s he insures; the insurance B »ard for Sherm an county, w ith
it would he worth his time to drop G rass V alley; S12-Harold W ayne
o f w a r in a few b rie f m onths and bu’-g Address w as given by Mr. will be in force until noon o f Octo- Joe P eters of Moro, chairm an of fo’ est areas is highly im portant.
If the new proposals a re , a p ­ finn* W ashington and pay him a B ariro n , Wasco.
th o t thus fa r production o f these T M Roife, and a pla y “ An E nter-
31, ins,t ead «f October 1.
the Sherm an county AAA com m it­
Mr. Ackman is 76
proved and included in the n atio n ­ sh o rt visit.
w ar m achines has gone principal-
nCy O peration,” w ith the follow-
y< ars of age. Mr. Hockman is 84.
This year the grow er will sign tee, as chairm an.
al
docket,
they
will
p
erm
it
w
ider
ly to the B ritish, leaving very few jr,«-- ch a rac te rs: F ran k Lem ley, the
Mr.-* Ackman will retu rn to
S m iliar boards were established particip atio n l»v w estern Oregon
a commodity note when he applies
w eapons for train in g ^ N ext year, p a tien t; A lfred Payne, the doctor; fo r insurance. The note a u th o r­
ir. every sta te and in every a g ri-
operators in the range W ashington to visit old friends a t
th ev say. n’-odu^tion will he such
W ren Hogue, the nurse. Mrs. izes th e corporation to deduct the
c iltu ra l county in th e n ation on pj^igraim, state officials believe, W aitsburg, and Pullm an, going on
th at in addition to providing for pj. M. H elyer gave a patriotic
am ount of the prem ium from the oT7-?r of Secretary of A g ricu ltu re xjnHer the proposed revisions, east by the Yellow Stone Park and
Ibe B ritish there will be enough re; ding. The closing num ber was indem nity tihe farm er m ig h t re- Claude R. Wick ird. (Purpose of snvj , (.r operators who do not find Denver City.
R eports from the harv est fro n t
w eapons fo r the Am erican troops the singing of “ Oregon, My Ore- ceive, or from his AAA paym ent the new boards is to fu rth e r the jt p ^ ^ o a i t o defer grazin g com­
are th e m ost cheering one can
end th en real tra in in g can be at- gon.” A basket dinner was served
other o? his w heat Ioan’ w hichever is fid e defense activities of th e de- p](,u q y could use limited and ro-
h ear .These rep o rts are not v eri­
turned. F u rth e r, they asse rt, w ith a t nnon w ith races and
m ade first. These deductions would p n rtm en t of ag ricu ltu re, and to co- t r t onai grazin g to improve their
fied and, a t b est are about first
co n stan t infiltration of new d ra f­ sp o rts in the afternoon.
be in the cash equivalen t o f the o rd in ate these activities w ith thosa rin ffe s an(j thus become eligible
or second day cu ttin g and not
tees everv few’ m onths and the dis­
prem ium . Such notes will m atu re oi o th er agencies in th e field.
" | o earn paym ents fo r supplem en-
necessarily indicative of an en tire
ch a rg e of others who have served
in this state A u g u st 18, 1942, for
M em bership of th e S herm an tai practices such as fencing.
The general level of local m arket field, but listen : Dave Reid cu t
on* y ear, the arm y force will be in
iriunance w ritte n on n ex t y e a r’s covnty board will include C ounty
O ther recom m endations
were prices of farm products continued a h alf mile w ith a 16 foot m ach­
co n stan t ag itatio n and th e only
crop. Before m a tu rity d ate, th e A '.e n t LeRoy C .-W right, and rep- m ade, including s-ome aimed spec- p, a dvance from May 15 to June ine and had 24 sacks (n e a rly 60
re al backbone of the arm y will be
notes m ay be paid in w h eat o r cash, rt;.entativ es in the county o f th e jfically at giving assistance to 15 adding a 6-point rise to the bushel).
A rvid A nderson’s sack
th e re g u la rs, who enlist for several
a t an y tim e th e fa rm e r chooses.
rm F.Q.Cu;rity adm indstraition, th e sm aller ranchers.' The delegates 9_|,(,¡nt u p tu rn reported during the s e v e r on a 14 foot m achine was
Q. W hat is the price o f a D ef­ A fte r m atu rity they can be paid fo ie a t service, ..rural electrification
ye ars.
advocated broadening the prac- two previous m on‘h<, the D epart- co n stantly stuck even though he
er e Savings Bond?
only in cash.
.
,
ladministn-ation, isoil ^conservation tice fo r eradication o f undesire- nu n t of ¡Agriculture reports. The had a jig : th e w heat ju s t rolled
W ar d ep artm en t is «preparing to
A. F o r the sm allest Bond, you
out.
The
will
¡n o n e
In/.»-
m e c com
a m m m v odity
u T v y note
uulc
w m ap ply s service
v r v i u e a and the farm cred it adm in- able p lants, to make possible bet- r ;sc jn prices received by farm ers
place a radio locator statio n on the n av $18
75. T he Bond w ill incr-
, - v xv
No one "ra h auling w heat to the
te * local ad aptation.
was ra th e r general d u rin g , th e
1
•
1.,^
r-oor«
f/N
to
all
farm
s
on
which
the
fa
rm
e
r
lsirartion.
ceast of eith er Oregon o r W ash- c»Le m value
y ea r
. ^ as
¡niberest jn the w h eat crop.
R obert Adams, m em ber o f the
The conference pledged itself n nnth, w ith advances ranging from M cro G rain G row ers’ w arehouses
in gton. two in C alifornia and an- , p c r $75, you g^,t & Bond which
F orm erly
m any
grow ers
did; s ta te AAA com m ittee, will be to “ m arshal the range ag ricu ltu r- f wo f0 eleven points for the prin- who does not re p o rt b e tte r th an
o th e r in A1acka. The ‘locator’ is. w ji] increase to $100: o th er bonds
not know how m any farm s they ch airm an of the s ta te U. S. De- a i r t sources to the country to best c ipal com m odity groups. At 118 .30 bushels p er acre. N early all
ro n .eth in g like the one the B ritish 3Tf, jn proportion.
percent of
of the
th e prices
prices received
received in of these grow ers are from the
the m eans of defense.” As p(.rcent
a re tu m n g out. but the signal
q W hat will th e G overnm ent would o p erate when the tim e fo r p artm e n t of (A griculture D efense n,(*ei
in the nationol AAA conference ffi,. Auigust 1909-July 1914 base point a re a w here 30 bushels i«
insuring
w
heat
crops
ended.
Board.
corps takes credit for th e A m eri-
w ith th*e m oney I pay fo r m y
ran ch ers were advised n g ainst period, tire index for a ll'fa rm com- not common.
can invention. I t is on th e princi-
nd>?
M any crops of 40 bushels are
gfeculative expansion and m eas- nu di ties was 23 pqjn'ts higher than
pic- of the sihort w ave radio used
Your m oney will b e - p u t to
r(«ported. F a rm e rs w est of Wasco
ures w ere advocated to avoid in- a y<ar ago.
on ships to determ ine denfh of W( r k
once ini th e N ational Def
dation. M aintenance of a balance
Continued increases in industrial^ a r t n o t unanim ously en th u siastic
-water. I t sends out a short wave o r.'e P rogram to protect the free-
between livestock and industrial activity d u rin g Ju n e have again abi-ut th eir prospects fo r th ey do
w h ;ch picks up an enem v in the
a n*d sa fe ty of th e U nited
been reflected in higher consum er net expect to have a crop as p ro ­
prices wa:g also urged.
?kv and the rebound sihows the .sta te s, and o f all its people every
O
regon’s
delegates
to
the
five-
incomes and an increased demand portionately larg e a s do farmer»’
When the h a rv e s t and canning
Recent addition to the Moro
altitu d e,
direction
and
speed. wi-ere>
for farm products.
The higher in o th er p a rts of t h e » county
day
conference
included
RIaine
seiison
is
over,
there
w
ill
be
p
lenty
T his inform ation would be relav-
N ote:
To p u rch ase
Defense L ibrary
Ioan ra te s an basic commodities w here yields a re norm ally small­
F
:tzhugh—
W
esty
M
artin:
W
hite—
of
oppotTTfrntysi
fo
r
dtesel
tra
c
to
rs
Devers,
state
A
|\A
ran
g
q
assis-
e i to the C olum bia-Portland tir- g, n{j,g ancj sta m p s, go to the n e a r
am! food-for-defense buying oper- e r. W hile land th a t usually m akes
jx>rt and in tercep to r p lants would
office or bank, o r w rite S torm C ountry Polly; T h u rsto n — and truck o p erato rs^ a s jvell as ta n t: Lewis A. McClintock, Unia-
If,.,,*
Qizltzio*
Qhnrmon__
z»/-.nV
«
a
r»/*nr
/I i n
fo
t.VlP
t i tilla
li n c county
o n n t v rancher, and D.
E.
î’t ’f ’.s of the* F ed eral Governm ent 12 to 15 bushels is m aking 30
M
cx;
Sinclair—
Sylvia;
S
herm
an—'
cooks,
according
to
officials
o
f
the
D.
ta k e the a ir and ¿et fo rth fo r the ^0, inform ation to th e T re a su re r
Over the L in e; F itz h u g h — Pee-W ee T h irteen th Naval D istrict. * The R ichards, superin ten d en t
o f . the gis.» have been immo-rtant local bushels th e land th a t u su ally p ro
kill It is all a m a tte r of m inutes, OT* t fi(9 U nited S tates, W ashington,
N avy needs m achinist’s m a te s and eastern Oregon branch experim ent M arket price stren g th en in g factors. ddees 30 bushels wiU likely in-
H arris F, B. B ridgebor; F itzh u g h
w ith th e bomber com ing a t 200 to D q ;
On the whole, m ark etin g s of c ie a se by 50 p ercen t to 45 bushel.
W
esty
M
artin
in
Land
o
f
the
cooks
fo r the Local D efense Force statio n a t Union.
.300 mnh nod tihe in tercep to r heod- „
---------------
Irving Hart delivered the first
farm products d uring early June
P urple S age: B urroughs—T arzan vessels, it is pointed out, and t h o s e ----------------- :----- —
ing fo r tihe invader a t
COURT H O U SE R E PA IR JOB and the Lost E m pire; E llis—The irte re s te d «eihould g et in touch w ith
renA ined a t about the sam e level load of wheat to Moro Wednes­
L
ightning
struck
n
o
rth
o*f
.the
rvmVi
To man these statio n s tne
.....
r d e n X - p n t l w want»
a n t, mu.vr
radio ex- N FA __ R
IN G COM
PLETION
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Gill Who W on;
Sloan— Adven- the n e a re st Navy recru itin g statiori Jclir, DeMoss house Sunday af- as a y ea r a g o / hilt supplies of day and several others are haul­
^ U ? a n y TwilinLn i7 k 7 VsecV nT lkG -
The court house job is n ea rin g
tu res o f a W hite-C ollar M an; or w rite staff h ead q u arters, S eat- ternoon *al>out two
o ’clock and m any item s w ere still considerably ing also. •
To date no crop has been repor­
f e i n t s of anv engaged, b u t those ccn^pletian, a f te r m any weeks
o f B aruch— Am erican In d u stry In th e tie. W ashington.
s tn rtM n .fire- irr a h e a v y ^ n d of larg er.
Com mercial (Including govern­ ted on that is disappointing to
^pppntimr m ust be young, unm ar- w ork.
W alls a re being p ainted W ar; G unther—Inside A sia: An-
The Local D efense F orce is m ade cl ea,t grass. _ A hole about four
™ l and ready to serve anyw here. ,a r.d wood work is being painted derson — S alute;
B igland— Into
up of sm all patrol vessels which J r c h e s In dm m etcr was- m ade in m ent owned) stocks of the prin­ the owner .This encouraging sit­
n ^d a
7 -
- tau p e as a change from th e dark China; <De I>a Roche^—W hit eoak. patrol the Oregon and W ashington t|*.e ground. The fire burned 110 cipal g ra in s in atore and afloat a t uation indicates that the yield
W ith Dem ocratic leader B ark-
of the previous redecoration H eritage; Dodd— D iary: F ran k en — c c is ts , as well
A laska. Age fe<t before being put^out b \~ rain . -domestic m ark e ts averaged 65 per will he very high for expectations
1 in the hospital
S enator Bvrnes j ob. The new vaults have been Claudia and David; Goetz— N eigh-
lim its are from 17 to 50, in the W heat belonging to D .-L . Belsbe cent h ig h e r during the 4 weeks were not exactly modest m rrtany
d u rin g the care®. An* average of 28.4 bushels
l 'v n t o d to the suprem e court and Wadied and are in use and the bors to the South; G ray— F a ir Ad- classifications most nedeed, and and J. G. Woods was endangered. et'de.l Ijure 21 than
C(>resnonding
period
last year, per acre on the 107,000 acres will
A
call
for
help
was
sent
in
and
’S en ato r H arrison dead, p ra c tic a lly .
wall coveringeffectually pre- venture; O urslcr—T rial of Vincent w aivers far m inor physical disabi-
wilh
a
su
b
stan
tially
la
rg
e r w heat bring a 3,000,000 crop to the 00-
s<
\eral
responded.
Mr.
DeMoss
is
S
tro
n
g
—C
aptain
Kidd’s
lities
a
re
often
g
ra
n
te
d
in
the
up-
the en tire responsibility fo r form - vents detection of joints m ade b y Doon;
Qtrnn»<r.
crop
now
sitarting
to
m
arket.
urrty,
* ______ 1____ i
th ai.k fu l to them .
_ j j ?: x : ----
*
- *
COW.
per age bracket.
(Continued on P age tw o)
aoci.tjons.
2.640
U nited STATES
3,026,789 SQ. M1LE5
iâÇCOW f °F
Market Conditions
E.
FiiVor Farmers
8 .2 5 8 ,3 4 8
Hearing Called
On Transfer
Of Truck Line
Crop Insurance
Changed For
John Clark Dies
A t Wasco From
Brief Illness
N eitY ear
Serial Numbers
.
Drawn For Boys
Range Program
Changed (or 1942
Joe Hockman Meets
An Old-Time Friend
Odd-Fellows Picnic
At Grass Valley
Joe Peters Made
Fpirrn Defense
vviviwv
Wheat Crop Starts
With High Yields
Stock Market
Remains Strong
Questions & Answers
On Defense Bonds
Moro Library Gets
Mechanics Wanted
New Books
By Naval Reserve
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