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PAGE L SiJJ£ßM AN ,COUNTY , JO U R N A L. MOMO. OKKOON
F R O M Y, A PR IL 10, 1942
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Kelly’s Column
dnrds.
1
N evertheless th is is no tim e to
(IpsrntA« <£***>< JU«ro»al
o v ertu rn the economics of a g r i
•o in u e ii b o m r a c e one >
Sherm an County Observer
c u ltu re ; these tim es o f w a r are
E stablished Nov. 2, 1888
too much out of th e o rd in ary to try p re s e n t postoffice »will re q u ire a d
G rass V alley Journal
to w rite a new fa rm bill; nothing d itio n al facilities an d A lbany re-
dished Oct. 14, 1897
E stablished
189/
much (better could be expected from
,
.
C O N SOLID ATED M arch 6, 1931 (h a <)n(,, „ ow in
fo r
a lar|fe sto re r °°'m
W asco N ew s-E nterprise
a le w n im itted to th e p re se n t
E stablished Nov. 1891
m M a n i l l U T P n M arch 4 1932 p lan * 11
j
CON.-.O1.1DATED M arch J , l W i quo(a!I #nd
and p ra y th a t th e
surplus doesn’t g et too big.
Published E very Friday at
Poland’s Premier Confers With. President
announce--
th a t c°n,gTe«s has g ra n te d fre e
„
soldiers and postal
wa» bareûy able to g e t by-—dlsre-.
g ard in g th e fu tu re — by reckless
p,ow ing up additio n al acres,, by
shooting up toà m uch o f o u r am -
m u n itio n in th e firs t w ild volley,”
W allace’s le tte r continued. “ T his
itinve we cannot possibly g e t th e
needed production sim p ly th ro u g h
a plow-up spree.”
!
Oregon fa rm e rs and ran ch ers.
cat rang in on soil fe rtility b u ilt up
th ro u g h conservation w ork
in
recent years, have a ru n n in g s ta r t
on tjiis y e a r’s production goj J
R obert S. T aylor, ch airm an -of th e
O regon AAA com m ittee, ‘ p oints
out. C iting th e in creased in te i-
c st in p astu re and ra n g e im prove-
m ent practices, and th e big de-
m anu for • lime and pho sp h ate
th ro u g h the AAA p ro g ram , T ay-
lor ibelieves th a t O regon fa rm e rs
are laying a foundation fo r h eav-
ier production fo r as long as t h
v. ar lasts.
N O TIC E OF F IN A L HEARING
N o tfte is hereby given th a t the
u n aersig n ed ' have filed in the
C ounty C o u rt o f th e S tate of
O regon f o r S h erm an County thei.
F in a l R ep o rt and A ccount as Ad-
n iin ia tra trix and A dm inistrator,
resp ectiv ely , o f th e estate of Fred
Blau, deceased, and t h a t S atu r
t th e 18th day of (April, 1942.
a , ten o’clock a. m. of said day,
¡n th e C ourtroom , a t th e Court
house, in Moro, Sherm an County,
O iegon, have been fixed by the
C o u rt as the tim e and place foi
het rin g o f objections to sa d Final
,p, p o rt and A ccount and the set-
tit m en t of said estate ,
M innie G. Blau
W alter L. Blau
Qe0 q U pdegraff,
A tto rn e y fo r A d m in istratrix
an<i A d m in istrato r.
20-21
e ------------------ —
officials do n o t re lish the idea,
say in g no o th e r c o u n try in the
w orld is g iving free m ailin g p riv
E ditor FORTY M ILES AN HOUR
Giles L. French
ileges an d th a t it will inspire
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everyone
m
oving
scld
iers to • w rite m ore le tte rs and
W
ith
nearly
E ntered as second class m a tte r a t
-
j
*
1
- Pnstoffiee
at Moro
Oregon
along th e highw ays a t a speed enorm ously in crease th e c o st of
under Act <ft C ongress of M arch th a t would have been considered h and lin g fran k ed m ail. Also post-
18"9
~
alm o st dilatory a few m onths offices will n o t be benefited by
ago it is tim e to ta k e stock o f t i p these
additional
cancePairiom .
A
re su lts
-
P o sta l d e p a rtm e n t says t h a t w here
T here a re fe w e r accidents an d the sold iers shall g et t h e ’r m ail is
fw l
f.-wer people killed p e r accident. i*v'..ething fo r th e a rm y to decide,
W hat preaching, law s, scare stor- b u t a rm y is said to he p assin g the
A?ER
O re
N otice is hereby given th a t th
ies and w arnings could not do the buck. T here is no a rg u m e n t aibout
The Premier of Poland, who recently visited the Near East and the
IRTION
Punis
.
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«
«
«
«
«
whn
talk
s
undersigned
has filed in the Coun
fe a r o f being w ith o u t tire s did /the M edford ca n to n m en t. T he m ail Russian front, where a Polish army of 109,000 has been formed, held a
A gossip is a person who talk s
____
ty
C
ourt
of
th
e S ta te of Oregon
will
be
(handled
by
th
e
M
edford
do m s h o rt order.
conference with the President regarding American supplies for the New to you about others.
O F F IC IA L COUNTY P A PE R
fez S h erm an county his Final
D rivers a re saving gasoline, oil p o stm aster.
Polish army. Picture shows premier Waldyslaw Sikroski of Poland, sa
A bore is one who talk s to you
Rc-pont an d A ccount as Adm inis
SU B SC R IPT IO N RATES
luting; Lieut. Col. J. Ilinski, center, and Jan Ciechanowsfl, Polish ambas about him self.
an d tire s a t a ra te they would not
tr
a to r , w ith th e will annexed, of
P ayable in Advance
sador,
leaving
the
White
House.
have believed la s t fall.
And a b rillian t c o n » e r,a tio n li.t
R _c,
ONE YEAR
* L5°
A d riv e r going to The Dalles
is- one who ta lk s to you about .
,
,
i
x
chceaeed, and th a t S aturday, th<
could m ake the tr ip in 40 m i n u t e s ______________
yourself.
2nd d a y -o f May, 1942, a t ten o'
APRIL 10, 1942
if he traveled a t 60 m iles per hour.
(C ontinued from na«*e onei
clock
a.Yn., of said day, in the
A t fifty miles p e r h o u r th e trip to co u n ty clerk s o u t o f th e w ay
The best luck a body can have £ « n t y C ourtroom , a t .the Court
re q u ires 48 m inutes or roughly 50 the elections division <of th e s ta te
now adays is never to have been h o use, in Moro, Sherm an Coun
QUOTA VOTE
if he stopped when he should and d e p a rtm e n t is now p re p a rin g copy
1 ("rn; blit th a t seldom happens to
O regon, have been fixed by th.*
The second vote on establish slow
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ed down th
ro u g h towns. A t fo r the official voters-’ p am p h lets to
.ny
b
o
d
y
.
C
o
u
rt as the tim e and place foi
ing quotas fo r w h e at will be held j o rty m iles p er Hour th e trip be p rin te d an d m ailed to all reg is-
Anyhow' we’re glad we w asn t h earin g of objections to san1
in all w h e at grow ing counties of | a ;<es j U3t a,n hour. W hat did we tered v o ters a t le a st 10 d a y s be-
born in S p ain — We can ’t speak F in al R eport and Account and t,
the U nited S ta te s May 2. W heat
w ith tbe tim e saved by fa s t fore th e p rim a ry election. A pprox-
Spanish.
settlem en t of said estate.
fnrm ers in th is county a re concern- tir jv in g ? U sually it w as sp en t in ima'tx.’y 425,000 o f th e s e pam ph
K O I ICE OF S H E R IF F 'S b A b E
. E. P. Rich
ed but in te re st is less intense th a n lb e
com pany as' the trip , lest wfil be req u ired to su pply all
OF
R
EA
L
PRO
PER
TY
Beor.
G.
U
pdegraff,
last y ear alth o u g h the reasons fo r oj teT) talk in g ab o u t the speed these en title d to vote in th e com -
On S atu rd ay , the 9 th day
(.Attorney fo r A d m in istrato r,
tthe a ttitu d e a re n o t ap p a ren t.
m ade.
p rim a ry contest.
99.
M ay, 1942, a t th e Hour o f te n
Will annexed,
This year theTe is an uncontro
Oddly m ost d riv ers slow down
_
c
c
.o
c
k
a.
m.
a
t
the
fro
n
t
door
of
\e n a b le arg u m e n t in favor of a f or tu rn s w h e th e r driving 40
the courthouse in Moro ,in Sher-
A t'^ ta l o f 307 m en an d wom en
vote fo r th e quotas. I t is th a t w ith r n jes per h o u r o r 60. S tran g e,
j!fl n C ounty, Oregon, I will sell a^..N O T IC E TO CREDITORS
the nation a t w ar it would (be de- ^oe ¿g £be f act t h a t so few are m e en tered in th e p rim a ry race
ciaini>
pii)>lic auction to the h ig h est bid
All
persons
having
cidedly poor policy to en d an g er
¡¡¡¡r fa s te r th an 40 m iles per fo r s ta te offices. O f th is num ber
a
g
a
in
s
t
the
e
s
ta
te
of
Jessie
Hen
der fo r cash, the follow ing rescril
th e economic stab ility o f so la rg e hour The slow er speed seem s to 16* a re republicans, 107 are dem o
richs, deceased, are hereby notified
c
ra
ts
an
d
35
a
re
a
s
p
ira
n
ts
fo
r
non
ed.
real
p
ro
p
erty
located
in
S
h
e
r
a p a rt o f a g ric u ltu re a s th e w h e a t bftVe been accepted.
to p resen t them , in proper form,
p a rtis a n positions. S ev en teen w o
man (Ooun/ty, Oregon, to-wát:
grow ers.
W ill .we learn a lesson from .< men o re included in th e lisit, all
to th e undersigned, the duly ap
The W est H alf of th e N o rth
W ith o u t quotas th ere would be and continue to d riv e a t m oderate
fOT ^ h 'in 'th J s ta te
pointed, qualified and acting Ad
w est Q u a rter o f Section Two,
a p”essing dem and for a new fa rm speeds a f te r tire s a re again av ail- j Cgkslwture
m in istra trix , w ith the wil] annex
the E ast H alf of Section
bill th a t m ight easily be worse „i..e ? Very likely not.
A nnouncem ent by th e s la te h i p .
ed of th e e sta te of Jessie H* n
Three, and the N orthw est
th an th is one under the stress o
w av ¿ ep ar^m ent o f b lan k et "wage
richs, deceased, a t the office <d
Q u a rte r of the N o rth e a st
w ar and a political year. The
The defense of (Bataan peninsula in creases
its 2400 em ployees
- United States soldiers, part of the A. E. F., who have |ust arrived in
Geo. G. U pdegraff, Moro, Oreg« r.
Q u a rte r of Section Ten, all in
congress should be relieved fro m h a s been a valuable and v a lia n t ?n,av bave <tl>pped
ex(xlus of London, arc shown making friends with British girls in uniform. According
w ithin six m onths from the dat
Tow nship F o u r South, R ange
ns m any dom estic affairs as possa- d e im s e hut no one ibelieved th a t en ,pk)yees o f
d e p a rtm e n t to
to the British caption which came with this photograph, they are ex
F ifteen , E a st of the W illam
cf this notice, to w it; March 13.
ble in o rd e r to give atten tio n to jt could hold o u t fo rev er w ith o u t b t t t e r p ay in g defense jobs b u t it changing “autographs.”
e tte M eridian;
1942.
•the w ar and its successful prose- f rePh supplies of am m unition and has only served-to in crease th e dis
T o g eth er w ith the tenem ents
W ilma Hansen
men.
sa tisfa c tio n e x is tin g am ong eni
h
ered
itam
en
ts
and
a
p
p
u
rte
tu rn ed to W a rm S p m g s Sunday
Ceo G. U pdegraff,
ih e reasons given fo r a
" '
p:<»yees in o th e r
d e p a rtm e n ts
nances th ere u n to belonging o r
afternoon.
A tto rn ey for A dm in istratrix ,
a his
stu ff ab o u t men, w hether
re stric te d by leg islativ e ap-
fa \o ra b le quota vote only one
ir. anyw ise a p p e rta in in g ;
R
o
b
e
rt'
Schilling,
A
rth
u
r
Roth
w
ith the will annexed
19-2'-
flèems o f m ajo r im portance; th a t prvvmmfepit officials o r ju s t plain p ro p ria tio n s, are no<t in a position
S .tu ated in Sherm an County,
¿md Roy Hogue c f G rass Valley
is the insurance of a b e tte r price, husbands, doing a n ty h in g ab o u t
m atch th e ris in g cost o f living
S ta te of Oregon. •
and J e rry W ilson jr., were a f te r
T h e p re sen t w’b e a t program Vrc u e n ’s clothes is su re ly one of w / h an increase in th e m onthly
Said sale is made under ex ecu N O TICE OF FIN A L HEARING
noon g u ests o f M erril and Glen
does n e t encourage Other crops, th e s p rin g ’s b est jokes. T here pay c}x.ck. E v ery m eetin g o f the
N o t'ce is hereby given ‘. hat the
tion
issued out o f th e C ircuit
F ath er.
It inhibits th e production o f oth- m ay ** a « c a v ity of wool and f t n t c ^ o a r d o f control f o r several r v
,
C ourt of the S ta te of O regon for u n d ersigned h as filed in the fo u r
Guy Hoskinson and son Edw ard
er ersp s by keeping farm ers in the cotton, « l k and rayon b u t th e w eeks p ast has been confronted { H * * t V
S h erm an County to m e directed ty C o u rt of th e S ta te of Or g ;;
w
ent
to T he Dalles S a tu rd a y and
«.
. V w .V
v«« m ¿-w*
varl*
An f they
XF cV
l
i f women will g get
e t v v a a rie
m n an
n d d a s f fo
a r r re
tm e e n n t t
.
rie ty
ty o o u u t t Ot
ot w w i1b
ilh d d p em
re m a d ‘u
ju s stm
in the case of T he Fcxieral Land fo r Sherm an C ounty her Final
wb<at
'business
w'hen
should
. E lear.or and Florence retu rn ed
v/h.at th e re is. And look p re tty upw ard of payroll« a t s ta te instl
be prowrng som ething else.
w. (I th ro u g h it all, too.
tu tio n .. W hile Che board ha« been p a rty
ev e n h . r « x ‘ “ eZ
th *m f ° r 'tlhCir E * s te * B rn k o f Spokane, a corporation, R ep o rt and Account as Admin -
plaintiff, vs. O scar K arl E aton and tr a tr ix of the e s ta te of H e m /
M arketing can He more ord erly
com pelled to accede to those de- w ere m play w ith th e hi«4, « o r e ,
an d M rs j c w i)son w r e Louise J. E aton, husband and w ife, Jo hnson, deceased, and th a t Sa
when price is assured under a
D rn ftin g of m arried men and ,»r.r nds in some in stan ces, espee- •bemK held by J . C. NorUm of Thc D w ics
v isito rs . Thursday, W I . Jackson; W. C. Todd ann u rd ay , th e 25th day of A pril. 19J-
loan system , but th e m srk et would
loan
f ’ ".v».‘'i‘ some over 35 in d cate s th a t th e jpllv in th e case of key em ployees. v ..r.T }infi
K enneth iB arnett 1
V>
J.
J ^ Z ir
t0 b<> " f form id
have been p re tty well ^ r ra, s VM e y
ow « o r « V'a<'r-
received medics! E th el Todd, husband' and w ife. a t ten o’clock a. m., o f said day.
would c e rta ,n ly be cheaper
a
| „ „
W e„ the bigKer th e tje(,
lh e
b^
t.
atte n tio n She h as been ailing SI-e-m an County, a m u n x ip al cor- jn the C ourtroom , a t the Court •
poration: and M id-Oregon N a- house, in Moro, Sherm an C cunty?
C onservation benefits K,ven as b ld |e r
p(, fun(), A„ ,
m an y in s tj.
n t an d K ^ n e th B a rn e tt o" “ ’V ’T i X * - »
,
tional F arm Loan A ssociation, a O iegon, h iv e been fixed by the
a reason, m ight be p a d
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tu tio n s a r e now w o rk in g «¿hart Qrasi- Valley.
The com m ittee s e n '- M ‘ ^ ^ M r% J ^ y TJuSteSen
an°
corporation, defendents.
C o u rt as th e tim e and place f.u
th e quota system u nless the ad- L a st year
it reined every
tim e handed. E specially is th is tr u e o f
•
..." . . . .
. .
, 1,^r * an^ 'Mrs. F red Ju stesen w ere
cd sandw iches, jello, cookies and in Moro S a tu rd a y to v isit Mr. and
C.
C.
W
ILSO
N
h
ea rin g of objections to said F nal
m in istra tio n desired to
punish u lcrfc w as a <»lOud in the sky. This the sev eral h o sp itals o p erated bv
Sheriff
o
f
Sherm
an
County,
Oregon
Rr
p o r t a n d A ccount and the set
coffee.
M is. R alp h B risbine and Mrs
fa rm ers fo r n o t voting
qu o tas. ypar th e re ’s a
cloud in th e
cky the s ta te w ith d o cU irs^ ein g called
M
rs.
Louis
S
a
th
e
r
h
as
th
e
tlem
en t of said estate.
In fa c t th e conservation p ro g ram cverv tim e i t ra in s.
into arm e d serv ices and n u rse s scri p p ap e r all so rted and w eighed K ate H ansen.
NG TICE TO C REDITORS
M ary Eva
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
C
rougar
should he divorced from th e AAA.
and tech n ician s yielding to th e hire le a d j to ship.
NOTICE IS H ER EB Y G IV EN ; Ceo. G. U pdegraff.
w
ere
v
isito
rs
a
t
the
home
of
Mi
When s o :l conservation is p u t on
o f h ig h e r p ay offered by p riv a te
Mr. and M rs. Allen B ekkadahl and Mrs. Law rence Amick Sunday T h at the ICounty C ourt fo r Sher 'A ttorney for A d m in istratrix .
an ex perim ental b asis and b e tte r
«hospitals o r d efense
induatres.
m an County, Oregon, h as a p p o in t
20-23
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m eans of c a rin g fo r land a re
T he tu rn -o v e r am ong a tte n d a n ts were in P o rtlan d la st week and
ed
P. Waldo Davis, A d m in istrato r
Gien
S
a
th
e
r
(looked
a
tf
e
r
th
e
chores
shew n exp erim en tally th e fa rm e rs
and th e legs skilled personnel in
fo r the E s ta te of Lizzie Iren a Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
will adopt them ju s t as they have
th e s e in stitu tio n s h as been unus- fo r them w hile th ey w ere aw av.
Davis, deceased. P ersons having
M oro, Oregon
adopted e a rlie r plowing, b e tte r F iom th e O bserver A pril 13. 1923 «idly h eav y w ith th e places of de and Mrs. W illiam Jefferies k ep t
cloim s a g a in s t said E s ta te ere
M eets 1st and 3rd
\*arieties of w h e at and o th e r p r i
B a rt B urrel w as lucky one day s e rtin g em ployees filled largely
’ Fiovd M iller w as here
herr-bv notified to p resen t sam e
to
T uesdays
in tie
week when he found $20 in w ilh o ld er person« who . r e u n ab le
Æ
e T
hû“
vate ideas.
w
ilrfn sdx m onths from th e d ate
th is
ot
I.O..O.F.
hall
Trai
A favorable vote will in su re thn M rect
jt
drop|M,d I > q u a lify fo r th e b o lte r p ay in g
™
,n '
1
M ore conservation fa rm in g on o? first publication c f th is notice,
sien
t
add
visiting
ability for a n o th e r y ea r and thia o u , of ,b is pocktlt K ra , b ours lbe. positions in p riv a te in d u stry .
m oie fa rm s th an ev er before is duly varified. to th? A d m in istra
brothers are cordi
reason is identical w’ith th e first
tor <?t the office o f the Countv
needed if Poals
a g ric th u ta"y
ltu re 'ear"'a
m eets
pro-
ally
invited to meet
.
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,
,
F
rid
a
y
m
orning
a
b
lan
k
et
o
f
w
e
t
P
fC
retary
o
'f
s,,a’
t
c
E
arj
Snell
X
-
Auction
'n
d
"
to
r
S
h
t
m
m
County,
Moro,
one; price.
yith us.
It
hopeful t h a t fa rm e rs a re m o w covered th e county a s fa r U s w an )ed ,h a t v o te rs re(, is tr3 .
" ¡sito rs ln
D a t e F rb
d u ratio n of the w ar, 1200 Ore- ° g lf0"
Paul May, N. G.
beginning tc realize th a t th ey are n o rth as the Moore farm . T here t;cn ^ h o o Vo
will
Anril
14
\
ri
v
jsito
rs
in
a a a <.onuty and com m unity
r F. u W aldo D av;s, 'A dm inistrate!
l^ will be closted A pril 14 day
Pcicv Thom pson, Sec.
_______
of
th
e
E
sta
te
o
f
Lizzie
Irena
going to have to e a t surplus some w as 4 inches a t G rass Valley,
th —
a t i----------
persons who
ri . Q , .
,
,
, •and
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---- are not
Mrs. K enneth B a rn e tt o f G ra ss com m itteem en w ere advised this
Bethlehem
C
hapter,
No.
78.O.E.S:.
Davis, deceased.
d ry, unless it can be given to
AS__-1
a t n\ d a te
will
he y valley
a ]]py w as a a v vrartor
isito r T
Moro, Oregon
f frre
r r c ig
i p n n n nations.
a t i o n s . ' T h a t is the un- th a x t A
pril ««
27 z «hall 2 be as c T60*
l« n - u o - re g iste
; e d re
7 d / Hy
^ ' ^ th inK
bc M
aÿ p ri.
T h h u u rsd
rsd a a y y a :.t t v' Pek in a le tte r froT« F red S John W. P ennington
the borne o f h er s is te r, Mrs. P aul
^ace> n atio n al chief of AAA.
Meets
Every
Second anti
Ei.gene,
Oregon
avoidable
a r: election.
, , resu lt , , o f crop su , rp lu ses. ¿ ay jn Moro and h a s a rra n g e d for m
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V o ters who have wqtcon nnd Mrn A
A D unlan
C onservation p ractices a re need-
F o urth T hursdays in each
We
had
one
before—and
a
te
it,
th
e
work
to
be
done
properly.
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WT>rk t0 be d 011* Properly.
ciianged
precin cts since th e la s t t.nent q ,., ¿ av w j^h h e r d au g h ter,
f(5 'th a t wil1 Se t g re a te r and w ider " ‘'uv
Month. V isiting members
d u rm g a period o f poor crop« ano
E . N orton w as th e only one e ,e,.tion m u rt „ .r e p i s t o r th is y ea r
™
production n o t only this year, but
Invited
m urbty poor prices. Io a n s , g u ar- t o tak e the exam ination fo r post- ¡„ o rd e r
q u alify fo r a ballot in
V r an d M „ J J . D ecker
a n d «"ore production p e r acre and pe. N O TIC E
OF
H EA R IN G ' OF
M arie Hoskinson, W. M.
avtees, subsidies can build up a n u i t e r a t K ent th is w eek.
F IN A L R EPO R T
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the
fo rth co m in g electron.
,
fam ily w ere v isito rs in P o rtlan d fa rin ncxit y e a r and t o r th e d u ra-
su rp lu s to only so high a figure.
otice
is given " A th ^Sl
a t S atu rd ay , ?au lin e Douma, Sec.
F rid ay and" S atu rd ay . T hey were tion, W allace advised the com m it- tb ^ N V
t h dav^oV
From
the
O
bserver
A
pril
11,
1913
When th a t is reached the price
accom panied by th e Allen B ekka- teem en. He called on ,the commX-
*lth ^ n° f , ,Ap, *’ 1&4^’ a t liu ^ 'k T L o d g e 'N o . 121 A-F & A M
The c ity ’s . firs
t
election
:n
w
hich
M eets on the 1st and
A
to
ta
l
of
174
O
regon
m
o
to
rista
m u st fall.
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(teemen to do tw o t h i n t ^ to m m i the hour of 10 o clock a. m. of said
The AAA haa failed, and is fail-
P articip ated w as hejd t h u had thedr d riv e rs ’ licenses, revoked
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()Ut a g ric u ltu re .s w ar produclion day and th e courtroom of th e
3rd T hursday eve
nings of sach month.
irg . to hold the su rp lu s to reason-
J\ C. F re e m a n , w as_e e or suspended d u r.n g J a n u a ry , ac-
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• " v^iitine* a t the ta c k :
.
C ounty C ourt in the courthouse in
V isiting m em bers are_
able figures. It is failin g because
®®rnu{n » ^ -
£ “¡’J1’ ? * ’ cording to
S ecretary o f S tate
1
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K enneth Satih
1 Use ev ery m ethod o f ad Mcro in Sherm an County, Oregon,
it keeps fa rm e rs in th e w heat
A‘
W C. R u tD d g e
S e v e n ty tw o of them w ere J - ™ ' ’ of th e ir s e n 'K e n n e th S ath-
m^thod p
a d ' has been fixed as the tim e " a n d
cordially invited to
busm.ess who should n o t be in it. as councilm en. M rs. E ssie Johnson drin ;k en d riv ers. Ten d riv e rs w e r e < |’ and fa m ily m Moro.
J
t t
g
,e r
‘ ; plaq? fo r the h earin g of all ob-
m eet w ith us.
ellie
pro<
Tbey s ta y in to re ta in th e pav-
firs* w2 ’nan tn vote. M rs. a r , ested fo r o p eratin g ca rs w hile
Miss ^ N W
i e W W i ilson
k o n w as hom e m ount t of each h product,
wihou«, jectIong if any tQ th e finftl repQ rt D arw in Van Gilder> w> M
for F a s te r v acation
g Wil-
h er ‘ w aste.
ir ^ e n e v ^ r Z ^ n X d ^
B ^ Z - C o ^ t r t z sheen
‘
M rs. v isitin
J. c"
2. Use cv e rv m ethod o f con- -
account filed by t h , u n d e r - ^ V , B e l k n a p , ,S ecretary
p aren ts, Mr. an d M rs. J. C. Wil- ' 2. Use ev e ry m ethod o f con
. - , . .
A x «
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...............•’ V ’ *'“ ' ------- V com pany have sold o u t th e ir sheep
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son.
serv atio n to increase yeilds this digued in th e e sta te o f C harles M. Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
surplus crops thc s u r p lu s « wilt
y aa
Mon-
The fa te o f th e 1942 s ta te fa ir
Miss Dolores G regg cam e hom e y ea r and build up the soil fo r K“ >Ters, deceased, and th e settle-
Moro. Oregon
continue to t-row
, m k,ng the first « r p m e n r
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m ilitary T hursday to i l s i t h er m othel b ig g e r o u tp u t n e x t year.
ment th e ra ? L .
M eets 2d & 4th Tues
U „ t h e bona fide w heat grow er
„ th c han
to
E LIZA B ET H KUYPEIbS ^ « h - f i t h ^ .
who » h u rt because when the
fa i'r '
Moro th is fall, clam ped opto g a th e rin g s in excess Mrs. C hares P u rch ase. She re - 19 m onths, and y et a g ric u ltu re j^xe^ i n x 01 ine W11‘
surplus overflows and prices drop
of 5(X)0 it m ay be th a t the bi& ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- f ----------
M Kuyper.% deceased.
come.
h«i can n o t diversify.
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C
arlto n L. P ep p er
Lucille May, N. G.
the o th e r counties involved, a g ric u ltu ra l and in d u strial expo
F
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r
five
o
r
six
years
Hhe
fa
rm
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fo
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trix
19-22
Florence
Johnston, See
era ¿ f thia countr'v " h a v e "boon A ’ <*»1 com m ittee is w o rk in g on sition
« « « » w ill
iu have
nave to
w (be
«a- cancelled,
17€VfLL LIKE
era o l th is country have been
j <eo S p itz b art, m an ag e r of til.e
han g in g onto th e presen p ro g ram
'^ p
P rineville fa ir. »
»“ Pcf“ 1 th a t
in th e hope th a t it would im prove.
1W> .■ ow en l e u -ror rn n e v iu e .
,
,
□ t i t tb «how
Probably tfiere h^s been some M<rtday ta k in g -the ru b b er tire d m en ts can be m ade to let th e show
Moro, Oregon
Statehouse Gossip
Exchanging ‘Autographs’ in Britain
Kent Rebekahs
Sponsor Card
In Other Days
More Conservation
Held Need Now
slight im provem ent b u t it h as not
been in th e th eo ry of the law it-
self which is the w orst of it.
' The bill estab lish in g th e law
sta te s in its pream ble th a t the
purpose is “To provide an ad equate
flow
of the in m
ajoi
a and
g ric balanced
u ltu ra l com
m odities
inter-
''« r g y h arn ess an d driv in g horse
°f
L andry w ith (him.
From thekO bserver A pril 17< , 903
Klkc W heeler W ilcox, the g ifted
poetess, passed th ro u g h S herm an
c m n tv tihbs week in com pany w ith
Edvtth
r-W X
e ath e erfo T rd
' Airs
Moro
won T si o zie
1^11
om
1
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M em bers
o f th e s ta te tax com-
«•’*«10,1 re p o rt tha«t th e re w as less
co m p lain t on th e p a rt o f income
ta x
t7 ls y ea r
<*ver
before in as the
* d h ? isto
’ * ry
* * o ' f th is levy,
sta te and foreign com m erce,— ”
Wasco, one from W hitm an cicJle„e. tax
s ta te levy P™!5*'
I t has done no such th in g . By and lost one to th e l a tte r team ®^^y
UP p re tty sm all in
adm ission of the d ep a rtm en t of th is week in a to u rn am e n t.
‘ com pariaon.
a g ric u ltu re we are short bf milk,
John Reckm an, ow ner o f h e ____________ _
tom atoes, eggs, beef,, pork, wool coal prospect n e a r Kent, w as in
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and o th e r products, the q u an tity tov-n th is week. He is well pleas-
‘Long ab o u t now Tousle hauls
of w hich we a re now try in g to ln - \e d w ith his 30<k..focit well.
o u t h er spade, rak e and smnek de
croaae. By common knowleda-e .. A ro th e r nuisance m M oro has ja id in fo r a fling a t th e back yard
we a re »o long on w heat th a t th ere b< en abated. Pigeons. Now fix a garden. Y esterd ay she called on'
„Js no place to sto re it and the price penalty to keep them out. .
th e v illage seed m erchant.
is held up by artificial m eans.
The new court house in Condon
“ H ave you an y hyacinth b u lb s? ’
THe A A A h a s “fad ed by the s ta n v as b uilt by th e builder o f th e she asked.
d ard s se t fo rth in th e bill th a t S herm an county court house a t a
“ S o rry , lady. Only Mazda and
General Electric.”
ra d e it, failed by its own atan cos o f $13,400..
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this Modern Deposit Plan
Ac T he Increasing popularity ol
Bex cla y 's Straight EouxLon
1 . y . . . is a b ig factor in th e trcr.d
tc vards fin e,ligh t-b od ied whiskies.
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