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MORO. OREGON
FRIDAY, MARCH 6. 19IÎ
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F u rro w s are (being turned in
favored places, gardens are being
‘tu rn ed over in p re p ara tio n fo r the
Sherman County Observer
p lan tin g which will be m ore ex
E stablished Nov. 2, 1888
tensive this year, women are look
»Grass Valley Journal
ing a t th e c a t a l o g s and w onder
E stablished Oct. 14, 1897
ing how long th e s k i r t s are going
CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931 tv b<- th is sum m er. „ 'r
W asco N ew s-E nterprise
Some m aintain they do not like
E stablished Nov. 1891
the w est wind, th a t it blows the
C O N SOLID ATED M arch 4, 1932 d irt, ra ttle s the windows, chills
the bones and is generally u n
Published Every F riday at
pleasant. Yet these very persons
Moro, Oregon
are made active and snappy again
E ditor by th a t very wind. W in ter’s in
Giles L. French
e rtia is blown aw ay in one d ay ’s
E n tered as second class m a tte r at
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon fresh wind.
O ther clim ates m ay slip into
under Act of Congsgss of March
th e ir vernal season w ith no fa n
3, 1879.
fa re , w ith each day becom ing a
little w arm er, u ntil spring is an
accepted season. N ot so Sherm an
county. The wind is like the roll
af the drum s th a t h erald s the
Aj»ER
O re
I ATION m usic of an orchesra, like the
P ublis
ra is in g -o f the flag th a t announces
the opening of an event..W e know
O F F IC IA L COUNTY PA PER
jt is spring when We hear the
su b scriptio n rates
swoosh of the Chinook around the
Payable in Advance
chicken house, when the wind mill
O N E YEAR
I 1-50 c la tte rs and overw orks, when
chickens th a t tu rn tail to the wind
MARCH 6 194 ’
i.rn speedily undressed.
L et ’e r roar.
C O N G R ESSIO N A L COWARDS
plpgrma« 4< u m ig J o n n i
Kelly’s Column
f
C H U R C H F S
Gen. Washington's Medal of Honor
Moro
Com m unity
P resb y teria n
Church; Jam es D. Moberg, pastor.
Bible school a t 10 a. m. Morning
worship a t 11 a. m. Sermon, T h e
>Se*t Face.” Luke 9:61. Solo Mrs-
J. D. Moberg. Mission Study 7:30
C E. 7:30 p- m. Prayer meeting *
‘The road to glory in a p atrio t
arm y and a free country is open
to ail ', declared General W ash
ington in his order? of the day
A ugust 7. 1782. itfatituting the
first Am erican badge for m ilitary
----
m erit.
His act was in recognition of
“bravery, fidelity and good »con
duct” am ong the non-commis
sioned officers and private so4-
diers in the Continental A»rmy.
Thus was established the Ordi
of the Purple H eart.
Individual valor has always
been a distinguishing trait of the
American soldier. In th^ lapse
of more than a century and a
L aundries and clean ers will
half between Bunker Hill. Valley
Boon be notified by w a r production
Forge and Stony Point!* to Pearl
hoard th a t they m u st reduce the
H arbor. B atan and the M acassar
tistf o f chlorine to th e m inim um —
S traits the roster of those men
they are alread y w orking under
who have traveled the road to
reduced orders. P a p erm a k ers are
glory furnishes a brilliant record
in th e sam e boat. W ith th e ex
of patriotism and sacrifice.
panding w ar production p ro g ram
the dem and fo r chlorine is such
In the fu st dark hours of the
th a t w hite s h irts m ay not re tu rn
present war their heroic deeds
fio m the lau n d ry w hite, but g ra y ,
have thrilled their countrym en
and w om en’s clo th in g will suffer.
and illumined the way to u lti
It is th is p re ssu re fo r m ore chlo
m ate victory—inspiring hope of
rine th a t is cau sin g a stu d y to be
a trium ph not only for the United
m ade of the Pacific n o rth w e st and,
Nations but for downtrodden peo
unless re p o rts a re hayw ire, th ere
ples th roughout the world.
will »he two or th re e chlorine p lan ts
No gold, silver or bronze b!a-
installed “e a st of the M o untains.”
soned from the breasts Of the
heroes W ashington intended to
honor. Read his general order; «
“The (general ever desim us to
(Continued from page one» •%.
cherish virtuous ambition in his
d is tr ia l properties.
soldiers, as well as to foster and
Only g eneral b u sin ess p ro p erties
encourage every species o f m i l i
benefited from the “ u n ifo rm ” a s
tary m erit, directs that when any
sessm ent o rd er and in th is g ro u p
singularly m eritorious action is
the tax decrease w as found to
perform ed, the author of it shall
av erag e only 6.20 p er cent.
be peim itted to wear on his fac
But not all resid e n tia l p ro p e rtie s
ings over the left breast the fig
suffered tax increases as a resu lt
ure of a h eart in purp'e cloth, or
of the re so rt to uniform
a s s e ss
silk,
edged with narrow lace or
m ents. In th e ir fa ctu al stu d y the
binding.
Not only instances of
ta x com m ission used 522 residen-
unusual g allan try , but also of ex-
tia ’, 26 a p a rtm e n t house, 75 g en
tiao rd in ary fidelity and essential
eral busness and nine in d u strial
service in any way shall m eet
p ro p erties. The su rv ey shows th a t.
with due rew ard. . . . The road to
of
"u m b e r R3 resid en tial pro p ,
(C ontinued from page one»
to erflist a corps of specialists who
m ig h t he re g ard ed as tro u b le
shooters. The idea is to (built up
a corps of civilians and place th em
in uniform s of distin ctiv e type,
using them to displace arm y offi-
c e rr in ad m in istrativ e positions.
The men w anted m u st be over
.d raft age and he technical e x p e rts
.business and o th e r lines. The
specialists could (be sen t w ith A E F
to look a f te r d e ta ils in th e ir p a r
tic u la r lines. I t would be one way
of enabling men to do th e ir bit who
are too old to c a rry a g u n but
but whose tra in in g is valuable.
FA R M ER S POSITION
declines economically
<
The general level of local m ar-
ket prices received by fa n n e rs de-
c in e d ^ p o in ts during
the
month
ended F e b ru a ry 15, , th e U. S,
Dept. of A g ric u ltu re re p o rts..
T h is do w n tu rn d ro p p ed 5* the in-
dex to 145 p e r ce n t o f th e pre-
W ednesday a t 7:00 and choir prac W orld W ar I av e rag e on F e b ru
titc a t 8:00 p. m.
ary 15, and 1 p er ce n t un d er p a r
ity w ith prices paid, in te re st and
—„W asco Church of C h rist: Reg* taxes.
,
ular Services for March 8, b eg in
P o u ltry p roducts led the decline
ning a t 10:00 a. m., W. D. W at in fa rm pro d u ct prices w ith a
v -y f
kins, Supt. Topic o fr study “ H an dow nturn o f 12 points in th e in
g er P o in ts.” 11:00 Divine Moaning dex fo r bhis group. ¡Substantial
W crsh ip - The Com munion, the reauctions also w ere rep o rted in
m essage, “ P rio rity of Loving.”
prices of tru ck crops and tobacco.
M id-Columbia A ssem bly, M arch The f r u it price index w as 4 points
10. T his is com ing T u esd a y ,1 0 :4 5 jower> anfj d airy product prices
a. m. a t Hood River Valley Church w ere d own
These decreases in
of IChrist, as host, the A ssem o y p r jces(, a 7_point rise in th e index
holds ts S p ring Sesion; all living
j,otton a n d cottonseed, an d a
in th is locality are urged to tyake 9 .point advance in prices of m eat
the b est of th is op p o rtu n ity . L et s an5mais .
Go! F. Claude Stephens, m inister.
Supplies o f fa rm products are
am ple fo r p re se n t needs with
Moro C h ristian Science Society: slocks of g ra in a t term in al m a rk
Sunday school a t 10 a. m. Church ets ru n n in g h ig h er th a n f n 3v ’
s nrivces a t eleven on Sunday and e a rlie r an d m ark e tin g s of mesi
♦ a t e ig h t o’clock on W ednesday o th er item s con tin u in g , a t re la
,-ieV ening. The reading room, in tively high levels. R eceipts of
the re a r of the church building is m eat an im als, d u rin g F e b ru a ry
open daily w ith an a tte n d a n t af- were la rg e r th an those o f the sam e
period last year, Milk production
î *r the church services.
Pm pie Heart Mednl
w as higher. At th e sam e tim e,
IC
E
CREAM
AND
CIGARS
T he U nited S ta tes is fo rtu n a te
glory in a p atrio t arm y and a
W
asco
M
ethodist
C
hurch:
Sun-
a com parison o f in d u strial work-
its congressm en are not in the
Down in P o rtlan d the police are
f i v e co u rt-y shall be open to all.“;
da\ school a t 10 a. m. M orning e»-s’ income w ith the sam e period
a rm y and also fo rtu n a te its sol rep o rted to be looking fo r a man
Subsequent to the Revolution
w orship a t 11 a. m. E pw o rth in 1941 su g g ests th a t the dem and
diers, sailors and m arines are not whe
entered a
dw elling
and
the Order of t i e Purple H ear’i
<-f dom estic consum ers for farm
League a t 6:30 p. m
of th e sam e strip e as its senators smoked one of the ow ner’s cig ars
seems to have fallen into disus.i
P rea ch in g service a t G rass V al p io d u cts is sta y in g about 35 per
and rep resen tativ es. The exhibi and ate some of the w ife's ice
and
no fu rth er aw ards wer-?,
iev M ethodist church Sunday a f c tn f *higher th an a t the sam e tim e
tion of a rra n t cowardide given by cream . Puzzling^ say th e police,
made. Its revival was suggested!
ternoon a t 2:30. f a .
in 1941.
th e congress of the U nited S tates who likelv will not go sleepless
at
the
time
of
the
observance
of*
F.
L.
Cannell,
p
asto
r
The general level of prices pain
w ithin the p ast ’month- has been, iooking fo r th e culprit.
th e 2<> )lh anniversary of Wash \
by fa rm e rs '’ fo r com m odities con
Some one of the s tra g g le rs of
anrt is, a public disgrace.
in -to n 's birth, and its reinstitu ’
tinued to rise d u rin g the m onth
C ongress passed the pension law. th e e a rth , who probably enough,
CARD OF TH A N K S
ended
F e b ru a ry 15, w ith g re a te s t,
ti
-n
was
announced
by
the
Watj
Ir. rea 11 v had some excuse for be cnee lived in a well fitted home,
We th ank the mAny friends for advances rep o rted in prices for
D
epartm
ent
F
ebruary
22,
1932.»
ing although th ere could be no found the key under the door m at
th e ir kind w ords of sy m p ath y and food, clothing and feed. The in
Under changes in Army regula I
♦*>cqse fo r passing it in w ar time. —like he once k ep t his, back in
fo r the b eautiful flowers given foi dex of prices paid by fa rm e rs for
tions the Purple H eart is author
It was incorrectly understood and P en n sy ltu ck y — and, longing fo r a
our beloved m other and g ra n d ccu.m odities on F eb ru ary 15 w as
ized to persons who “ while serv
was not quite as had as it seemed. few m om ents of ‘‘w hat m ight have
m other.
MT per cent o f th e 1910-14 a v e r
How it was passed is hard to un b e e r ” stepped inside and g ra v i
ing in the Army of the United
Mr. and Mrs. N ora Moore and a g e . c This w as one point h ig h er
it r^tand for ap p a ren tly no one tated to the ice box.
S tates perform any singularly
fa m ily ; Mr. and M rs. R. L. B aker th a r a m onth ea rlier and 24
wat present at the -session th a t
No th ief he, report the police,
m eritorious act of extraordinary
and fam ily: Elva Baker.
points alxjve the
m id -F eb ru ary
day. There was no roll call which iu»t some hom eless cuss h u n g ry
fidelity *or essential s e r v i c e . ”
h-vel a y ear ago.
gave quibbler? a chance to plead fo r the feel of davenports instead
Wounds received in action are in
.of the straw of stra n g e barns, the
inrocent.
Mom t < dge No. 113. I.O . O .F .
eluded
in this
______
When public clam or becam e loud U f t m w Of ca rp e ts instead of the
Moro, Oregon
and funny congress reversed it c-bhie rt-.n -s. the com fort of four cU,es °" »'urhtly more than 15
M eets 1st and 3rd
per
cent
enjoyed
actu
al
tax
re
self and repealed the m easure. hom elv w alls instead of the mis-
Tuesdays
in
th«
ductions ra n g in g to as much as
T h at w as eith er cow ardice or ig- <rv of the sp rin g rain.
I.O.
O.F.
hall
T
rai
W ell, why n o t?
W h a t. more 15.88 p er cent. On the o th er hand
nc rance and n eith e r are excusable
fr r r r ^ -^ ^
sient and visiting
in our elected rep resen tativ es. It n a tu ra l th a t he should top it off the o th er resid en tial p ro p erties
b rothers are cordi
suffered
tax
increases
ra
n
g
in
g
to
D uring adolescence, children grow
they didn’t know w hat was in the w ith a dish of ice cream and the
it
ally
invited to meet
Pinching
Pennies
ts
hill th a t was ignorance; if they puff of a friendly cigar. The home a* high as 31.24 peT cent.
ra p id ly and need increased a-
.vith us.
N
eith
er
did
all
of
the
general
Practical Patriotism”,
d>d know and absented them selves ow ner would h av e offered alm ost
m o unts of m ost food facto rs. If
tk i! May, N. G.
The su g > r sh o rtag e m aking th e \ are not ad equately supplied,
th a t was cow ardice: when they re any tra n s ie n t g u est a sim ilar cig ar business p ro p erties enjoy tax r e
I’«
• i cy T hom pson, Sec.____________
pealed it they gave an o th er exhi and been pleased to give it aw ay. ductions as a re s u lt o f the use of necessary u sin g less of it in the both g row th and h ealth will be
i:
h !c h e m C h a p t e r . N o .
7 8 .O .E .S ,
Th( hostess would force another the uniform m ethod of a s s e ss hom e is by no m eans a trag ed y paired. The g re a te r the deficiency
bition of cowardice.
Moro, Oregon-
ET
acquainted
with
the
cow!
m
ents.
A
num
ber
of
the
p
ro
p
e
r
frem the n u tritio n stfcfcd .point even the g re a te r m ay he the degree of
C ongress refused to do an y th in g ice cream on an already well
M eets Every Second and
You'll save money if you
ties in th is group were also hit th ough it m ay be som ew hat incon
about the 40 hour week. W ith the larded bridge player.
im p airm en t; not only a t the p re s
F
o u rth T hursdays in- «ach
know
cuts
of
beef—their
most
And by increased tax es ra n g in g to a« venient and req u ire changing some en t tim e, b u t also for the y ears to
nation really fighting for its life,
I t w ent to a good cause,
M onth. V isiting m em bers
economical and successful use.
high
as
26.37
p
er
cent.
h ab its, believes Miss Lucy A. come.
w ith the young men d rafted into may the bed of th a t w anderer
Y o u r butcher can supply you
Invited
Aside from th e facts on the Case, ex ten to n n u tritio n is t a t O re
thé* arm y to work 108 hours a week havi been m ore com forable th a t
A recent su rv ey of the diets of
M arie Hoakinson, W. M.
with such information.
effect,
of
tax
es
re
su
ltin
g
from
the
gon S ta te college.
if necessary fo r $21 per month, n ig h t as he shoved his hack to a
high school stu d en ts shows th a t a t
Pauline Douma, Sec.
W avs hy which such ad ju stm en ts least one h a lf of the boys and
the continuance of the easy, h ap leg and laid lim bs on the fire be tax com m ission’s o rd er fo r s u b s ti
Uv-'-eka I edge No. 121 A-F & A-M
tution
of
the
uniform
assessm
en
t
can he m ade have beer), suggested g irls were receiving d iets inade
py days are here again, 40 hour fore him .
M eets on the 1st and
m
ethod
the
m
ost
in
te
re
stin
g
s
it
by Dr. Louise S tanley, chief of the q u ate to some degree in calories,
week is an exam ple of crim inal
3rd T h u rsd ay eve
uation
brought
to
lig
h
t
by
the
S peaking of security fo r all.
bureau of home economics in p ro teins, caltiu m , iron and vita-
negligence. The congress th a t re-
nings of sach month.
fusedU o even talk afriu t changing It has been described as the mod factu al study is the wide inequal W ashington, D. C. and th ese a p
A. B I. C. G.
V isiting m em bers a re
ities
in
assessm
en
ts
w
ithin
the
ply ’very well to Oregon hom es,
it gave an o th er exhibition
of ern m ytholigy. And speaking of
T here were m ore serious defic
cordially Invited to
various
p
ro
p
e
rty
groups
resu
ltin
g
says M iss Cafce. M ost folks can iencies in the d iets of one-fourth
cow ardice and ag ain kunckled u n slogans, w h at has become of those
m eet w ith us.
fiom
the
long
continued
adherence
g et along on a lot less s u g a r than of the stu d en ts, who received less
der to the labor unions th a t hav? tw o well known ones: “ We planned
Darwin
Van
Gilder,
W. M.
to
the
“
variable
ra
tio
”
system
beer, running th is country since it th a t w av” and “ H appy Days are
tiiey norm ally e a t and still h iv e th an two th ird s the recom m ended
( V. B elknap, S ecretary
practiced
in
M
ultnom
ah
county.
n u tritio u s m eals th a t ta s te good, allow ances of vitam in s A and C,
the advent of th e new deal.
H ere A gain” ?
* * *
Spend the pennies you’ll save for
. upine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
Probably h isto ry will re p o rt
says Dr. S tanley.
calcium and vitam in G, the defic
DEFENSE SAVINGS STAMPS— you
Moro. Oregon
Y ielding to in siste n t dem ands
“ I’ll meet you.’’said Uncle Oscar,
th a t congressional s ta tu s has neve-
W hile su g ar supplies en erg y in iencies occuring in the o rd er given.
can buy them for 10 cents, 25
Meets 2d & 4th Tues
been so low in the history of this “ along in th e middle of the a f te r from m ilitary, naval and other an exceedingly p alata b le form ,
P robably every su ggested “ d ai
cents, 50 cents, $1, or $5. Suggest
day of each month.
governm ental agencies G overnor any necessary reduction can easily ly diet fo r teen-age boys and
nation than at present. It has noon, say six o’clock.”
to your husband that he enter
Visiting member.»' wel;
S
prague
has
au
thorized
the
sta
te
'been pushed around by the ex
be m ade up by increased consum o- g ir ls ” em phasizes the im portance
into any pay roll savings plan his
crime.
highw ay com m ission to liberalize ticn of oth er foods. Inexpensive of including: 3 or 4 glasses of
ecutive d ep a rtm en t, bullied by th°
company may consider for De
f Lucille*M ay, N. G.
truck re g u la tio n s to . p erm it th e energy giving foods include whole m ilk: a serving of citru s fru it or
lab o r leaders, scared by the farm
fense.—War Needs Monev! -
Florence Johnston, Se<(
operation
of
tru
ck
tra
in
s
up
to
60
b k c until it is difficult to see bow
grain cereals, sta rc h y vegetables, tom atoes, a teaspoon of cod liver
feet in length and c a rry in g loads
th e m em bers sit in th e ir seats
oil. T his is n o t to m inim ise the
dried fru its , and m an y others.
up to 68,006 pounds over the h ig h
w ilh o u t su p p o rt for th e ir back
E lim ination of s u g a r w aste will ’ Tiecd fo r all the foods of a well
rounded d :°t - potatoes, o th er veg
henea.
F ie m d h e O bserver. M arch 13. 19°3 w ays of this state. U nder the- som etim es help m ake up the shor
new policies the la rg e r tru ck s will tag e. One of th e m o st obvious etxbles, whole g ra in J>read and
T h e day when the g re a te st neeo
Since Mrs. O. P. H ulse le ft the
vf th e country was a good five cent Bough farm for the New Moro op erate th rou g h Oregon on spe w astes is undissolved s u g a r in the t cerea l, eggs, m eat and fish, fa ts
c ig a r a re gone: w h at we need is a hotel Thos. Peugh has no onp to cific perm its covering each truck bottom of coffee o r teacups. O thers
and a ..limited am ount of sweets.
re al $10,000 bunch of congressm en cook his m eals. He is a splendid m ovem ent and under reg u latio n s are oversw eetened foods. A good •But if the first foods are consider
who a re n ’t a fra id of losing th eir veung m an and some nice von n o' set up by the highw ay departm en t. plan is to ex p erim en t and see if
ed “ basic,” and included each day
jobs, who are men enough to stand m an and some young wom an will The liberalizatio n o rd e r w as issued the am ount of s u g a r p u t on b re a k w ith o u t fail, th ere would be little
a f te r an investig atio n by the h ig h fa s t cereal or in coffee and tea is
up to the executive, who cpn be nroud of th a t home.
d an g er of a deficiency in: t
way d e p a rtm en t and public utili- a m a tte r of habit, and w h eth er a
leg islate fo r the people of the
V 'tnmin A - provided by the
F ees received by th e county
U nited S ta te s — to whom th eir clerk ’s office in F e b ru a ry were tes com m issioner had revealed an person would be ju s t as satisfied
c I liver oil and m ilk;
oath is g iv en —instead of for the $217. F o r five m onths they have acute sh o rtag e in tra n s p o rta tio n w ith a h alf »teaspoonful or less.
V itam in C - provided by the cit-
Quick - Easy - Safe
facilities due to the dem ands of
m any p ressu re groups.
Use of dried fr u it on to p of a ru«K<fruit and tom atoes:
been $1129.55.
the w ar em ergency, the governor cereal m akes less s u g a r necessary.
And fu rth e rm o re if a m ajority
Calcium ,
provided by the
Those who nav tax es a t the
W rite o r C all for
of them are re-elected it will be court house th is week will receive said.
Use of few er rich d esse rts, p a s m ilk;
C
o
m p le te Info rm atio n
evioence th a t the voters have a “ p ercen t rebate. If allowed to
tries, and sweet cakes will also
V itam in G - provided (by the
E very fam ily in Oregon is soon cut down on s u g a r consupm tion.
adopted the sam e attitu d e and are go delinquent in te re st of 10 p e r
m ilk.
them selves laying dowm on the job cent and a 12 percen t p en alty will to be supplied w ith a 24 page pro- F resh fru its are am ong the m ost
These basic foods would also en -'
fu se ly illu strated m anual o f advise n u tritio u s and d esirable of d esse rts
of being citizens.
be exacted.
rich
the diet in o th er needed fa c
to householders ,on w hat to do in and m anv of these c a rry th e ir own
It would be a good idea fo r the
to
r.
- p ro tein , iron, vitam in B1.
the event of an a ir raid. The sugar. Ix»ss s u g a r can also be
common council of M oro to OTder
H e a d O ffic e , P o r tla n d , O re g o n
authority
pam phlet, com piled by the state used in canning fr u it, as it is n r t and calories. When suor»lemon*»»d
a live pigeon shooting matx*h.
MEM BER
FEDERAL
D E P O S IT
IN S U R A N C E
C O R P O R A T IO N
w ith the foods th a t 4 help m ake
of
ice
of
civilian
defense
and
be
the su g ar which p reserv es the th re e good m eals a day, high schoo]
“ All pow er ‘co rru p ts, and abso- Thev are becom ing a nuisance.
ing p rin ted in the s ta te p rin tin g fru it, b u t the h e a t in processing
lute au th o rity co rru p ts absolutely.’
Rov H ulse had a ru n aw ay east
stu d en ts should be assu red of ad e
pic n t is said to be the m ost com and the air fig h t seal.
T his statem en t from Lord Acton
town. N othing dam aged b u t the
q u ate am ounts of all necessary
prehensive publication so fa r p re
A nother way to reduce s u g a r food facto rs, and th ey will be la y
i , m oat ap p ro p riate a t this stag e
tongue.
of history. Acton w as an E nglish From the O bserver M arch 7. 1913 pared hy the n ational office of consum ption is to add the su g a r in g the foundation fo r a long and
civilian defense o r, any of the a t the end of the^ cooking tim e in
h irto rian of C am bridge and grand-
At a p re tty home w edding the
s ta te d ep a rtm en ts fo r the in fo rm a m aking anple sauce o r Bimiliar health fu l life. -
acr. of an Acton who had been d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. H enry
The m eals th a t high school hoys
tion
of civilians.
sauces. It tak es less s u g a r to g et
prim e m inister and leader of the Sehadewrtz of K ent becam e the
and g irls e a t a t home can be p lan
the sam e sw eetness if the s u g a r is
arm ed forces in Italy . P erhaps bride of E rn e s t J. B arnet.
ned to include the ri^ h t am nunrs
T he S ta te Board o f Control has not cooked tdo long.
th e re w as a fam ily record th a t Jed
E. A. C ushm an was the piAneei
of the rigfiji foods if he hom e m ak
decided to spend ap p ro x im ately
to the statem en t.
plow man th is y ear but
$5000 in im proving th e a ir condi
er is carefu l to ap ply w h a t -she
All «over the world men are ta k ground too frozen a f te r a couple ,
_____
knows about food values. If lunch
tinning and h eatin g of th e sta te N O TIC E TO C RED ITO R S
in g —and being given—absolute of rounds.
• 11TT-
is eaten aw ay fro m hom e, are
capitol.
The
im
provem
ents
which
All
persons
h
av
in
g
claim
s
a-
W C lN p e.ltO
C. H. Tom had his self s ta rtin g
a u th o rity . From th eir record, and
COM - u t
g ain sf the e s ta te of N ancy Jan e th ese boys and g irls g e ttin g h e ir
a
ve
to
be
u
n
d
ertak
en
will
include
the records of th eir nations, who ^ ^ r i c lighted Cadillac out Sat-
». th e correctness u n lay , fo r the
tim e th is l e t t e r control of the t >m nerature Dunlap, deceased, are hereby, noti- in the selection of a good lunch?
is th e re to doubt
in the House and S enate cham bers fieri to p resen t them in p ro p er form Bewildered by the te m p tin g array
of the quotation?
spring.
am; the larg e public h ea rin g room to ■ the undersigned, the duly a p of foods on a lunchroom counter,
E
II. Moore w as the first
and
th e instalatio n of th erm o static pointed, qualified and ac tin g ex they like ad u lts too often follow
M oroite to m ake garden this
control on all ra d ia to rs in h^ ecutrices and E x ecu to r o f the last im-tinct and n o t th e ir • m inds in
T H E WIND
spring.
IB M
I uilding. All o th er a ir condition-' will and te s ta m e n t of N ancy Jan e th e ir selection. Im p o rta n t th in g
Dave M cKelvey w as in town
L ast week, w ith little w arning,
to rem em ber is th a t thrpp go^d
Dunlap,
deceased,
a
t
the
office
of
v
j
,
*
__-«-nine
m
g
authorized
bv
the
la
st
legis-
wU|
postponp()
* hi.
we tu rn e d th e com er, the w est w t h a b u n d l e ^ coyote acalp, and
Geo. G U pdegraff, Moro, O regon, m eals a day are n ecessary and*
I
w ind h it us in the face and Lo. From the O h Z rv e r M arch 9. 19^1 .‘ i " » '
b<7
u!W
o
f
‘"
•
’’i
'“
*
t0
w
ithin six m onths from th e d ate t h a t p a re n ts m u st he re sp o n sih b
—*-i
I t w as spring.
fo
r
them
,
if
oilr
boys
and
g
irls
are
M arch 6
of this notice, to wit
A bout a hundred active b i d j ? ^ « » » f m aterial»,
Oh, S ure th e re is fro st in the
to benefit from the n u tritio n in fo r
1942.
g reu n d on some n orth slopes and wr re a t th e Amidon sale this week*
m ation available to everybody t9-
V
irgilia
D.
McKee
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th e n ig h ts are still cold enough to and prices w ere good some spans
day.
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,
...
Vleda
D-
Van
Gaasbeck
cran
k
ft¿l
I I I
when a c a te rp illa r
fvc&ze th e dam p e a rth a h alf inch <,f hordes eminr? for over $300.
Clifton I. D unlap
E
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R
B
arzee
has
identified
92
sm
ashing
his
finger,
o r so, and you still need an over
M o d e m p a re n ts don’t believe in
Veva D. M arshall
s /n a ra te radio statio n s on his new ' K ent has been much improved
co at despiUt th e w a n n e r sun. But
sp an k in g children, apd th e u ltra
Gen.
G.
U
pdegraff,
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th ro u g h th e efforts o f num erous
to th e tim e tried , wind tanned. r&dfo.
m odern don’t even believe ’ in
A tto rn ey fo r E x ecu trices
H
sun loving S herm an courrtians th is
H arold
arold Ginn
Ginn is
is carefully
carefully nursing
nursing citizens
c u .z e r who have built board side-
18-21
children.
and E xecutor ' » ,
*, . p r i n t ™ * ” . ' • '»
'* hl« rig h t hand w hich w . . injured walk«.
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Statehouse Goss’p
M ethods of
Saving Sugar
To'd By Expert
w,
|i?nn y wise
Food Needs of
says.
Adoletent Heavy
G'
%
A
In Other Days
Save Time by using
this Modern Deposit Plan
T h e D a lle s B r a n c h o/ the °
U n ite d S ta te s N a t io n a l B a n k
■r
f <
Oh
Y
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