Sherman County journal., April 24, 1942, Page 2, Image 2

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»HERMAN
COUNTY
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JOVRJMÄL. MOfcO. OREGON
attack does it
f'UlDAY , APRJL 24, 1941
Kelly’s Column
J. H. Wilson
P. P. A L. Co HAS FLAG
. . . dig, dig, dig all
day...but tonight,
P ro m in en tly displayed in the
A nation and a people who h a v e
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ontinued
from
page
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Pacific
(Power & L ig h t com pany
utilized ithe psychology o f a tta c k
Sherman County Observer
office
in
Moro is a larg e new s e r ­
a s a m eans of o btaining so v ereig ­
Established Nov. 2, 1888
vice flag w ith each of its 45 s ta rs
n
ity
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• Grass Valley Journal
ic p i t sent nig a m em ber of th e elec­
very a a n n g g ry
ry a and
, Established
E stab lish ed Oct. 14, 1897
very
n a a disconcerted
is w n o c i^ u when
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tric com pany o rg an izatio n now
CONSOLIDATED M arch 6, 1931 th e sam e ta c tic s are used a g a in s t
M
* conference of m ilitary
serv
in g w ith arm y , navy or m a­
Wasco N ew s-E nterprise
them .
leaders and fo re st service official7»
E stablished Nov. 1891
The E nglish com m andos have R w as decided t h a t $8,000,000
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ho|n e a f t e r „ rine corps. »Ait le a s t one P. P. S'
CONSOLIDATED M arch 4, 1932 been m aking some very et tetiv e w>> req u ired a s a m inim um fo r
¡unea6, a t th e home of his I em ploye w as known to have
beer w ith the arm ed forces at
su rp rise a tta c k s on the r rencn en?ergenCy fire fighitiing w ork in son, iDr.
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Jo
sep h W ilson, a t * ” Mos O langapo and o th ers are now
Published Every F riday at
coast. They could m ake m ore o f t jj(? fo re sts. T ak in g in to consider-
cow. Idaho. Mr. and Mrs; C haun
at
undisclosed
points
Moro, Oregon
__them and Agrill, before th ey are f^ :on tbe re q u irem en ts fo r D ouglas
ccy R am ko m et him in T h e D alles * ™ ^ o u t the lPaci,,c, s a .d R. v
E ditor very effective. Y et, it is a . s t a r t
and pipe f oresit8f $18.00Q,nf)3
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Mr. an d M hl Roy J u „tesen w ere j cc l;h a rt local axOTt fo r thc
G ilts L. French -- ---------------------- ¡” tb e rig*» d irectio n and i t m a y w as « co m m en d ed fo r th e e n tire
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o f M att
p ar y.
Ertc-rc’d as second class m a tte r a t develop into so m eth in g b eto ie patio n
w h e n th e bill ta m e th r u
ona d ay Ia st week
the Postoffice a t Moro, Oregon the sum m er is over.
the boUBe t he fu n d fo r th e w hole
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Cox
of
under Act of C ongress of M arch
The G erm an a rm y m u st have rat5on ba<} been «lashed to $2.- G
_ Vallev w ere out
EQ U A LIZA TIO N
of tow n LOARD . OF
lost m uch o f i ts effectiveness in 0J()
In th e m eantim e th e
gunL
3, 1879.
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the. long w in ter
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to ta l o f $100,000.000 h ad been
Ml. an d M„ . W a lta r Beye rs and
P laj n \
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8 ^ w ^ n / o u t ' otR j fo r fire pro^ ion ° / v ' w " ' d m ip h ter c i t e d a t the home of
N O TIC E : .T h e re w ill,be a m eet­
and o u t moded, th e g u n s w o rn out, in danR er zone8. T he d » p a n t y DaIe « « w e ll Sunday.
ing o f <he C ounty Board of Equa-
the m en w eary a n d tire d of w ar.
such thftt a s t ro n g effort is be-
MJss G eraldine
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lim tio n of S herm an Cotfnty, Orc-
(i S P*> E «
I t is doubtful lfL,they CÄn. ? \ CC^ , ing m ade before a sub-com m ittee h(Mn<1 lflst
to visdt ,h er g o n , a t the C o u ft House, Moro
s l 2 5 k t.
For Generations —A Great Kentucky Whiskey
sen ate an d it arg u ed t h a t
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V 'A-StS 0 £ JI AT I 0 M in m aking a n o th e r d riv e like tnc o ,
p a re n ts, .' Mr. and Mrs. J. E. O regon, on the second Monday in
National Distillera Products Corp., N. Y. * 90.4 Proo£
ones of 1939, 40 an d 41.
$2.40 Q t.
the $8.000,000 o rig n a lly req u este i Nonton
M ay, t h a t being th e 11th day <4
E
very
day
th
e
odds
pile
up fo r th e w estern states» be resto red .
M r a n J Mrg j M Wilson had M ay, 1942, .to publicly exam ine
O F F IC IA L COUNTY P A P E R
N otice is hereby given t h a t t h :
a g a in s t them a s A m erican fac-
sources of fo re s t fires a re re -
as g u e sts S unday Mr. and M rs the A ssessm ent Rolls, co rrect all C ounty C o u rt of th e S ta te o f Ore- u n d ersigned h as filed in the Coun
SU B SC R IP T IO N RATES
to ries pile up m achines, guns, ^ ar(Jed as v ery d an g ero u s now. .
F r itts and sons
E dw ard, .elixirs in v aluation, description ,
n
g herm an C ounty h tr F inal ty C o u rt o f th e S ta te of Oregon
Payable in Advance
$1.50 ta n k s, planes. The G erm ans w ere An organized force of sabc-teurn
g h e lfc o n of
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rase
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and A ccount a s Adminis- ft,/ SheTman county h is Final
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P;,u b j set fires rig h t an d left. By
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pd by m e, and it sh all be th e d uty
t ra,tr ix of th e e s ta te o f Nelson R ep o rt and A ccount as Adminis-
a g a in s t them , th a t th e ir arm * (¡nccr>dia r y bom bing T eh t incendt- _
, ,
, . , of persons in te re ste d to a p p e ar nt
A P R IL 24, 1942
w ere su p erio r an d th a t they w ere
could £ . ratt<(red fo r
T he I t a r t Rebetek. lodge held
appointee W Thom pson, deceased, and th at t/a to r , w ith th e will annexed, ot
S a tu rd a y , th e ’ lf.tih d ay o f Mav. the e s ta te o f C layton LeRoy Rich,
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a su p erio r race destined to ru e n j|e „ -wiitYvin a few m fnutes. Best. *^s a n n u a m
ng as
(ap p earan ce is by p etitio n )
All
wi.tr.«
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wn«
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th . OTAP
w > rld- T h “ ’" ,T h* ? P°.r? n u t W . t r « in th e w o rt hav e ex- "'¡rhe, w hen , t w as d e e d e d to
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---------- 1 4° a t ten o ’clock a. m. of said deceased, and th a t S atu rd ay , thc
»n aftern o o n u a fo r th e ir r ' ' U™ \
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d a y .’ a t the C ounty C ourtroom 2nd d ay o f M ay, 1942. a t ten o’-
S 4U A P AND T H E
4 0C]ts> th is holding by the p )fljre d th is to ad m in istratio n b jv e an
ieetir'g. on th e 7th o f May.
_ _ j 5c l Li “X u .u „
n X ..! in th e C ourthouse, a t Moro Orc- clock a. m., o f »aid day, in t e
The best inform ation obtainable .Russians m u st seem
Hke les 1(,a(kns b u t s0 f a r w ith o u t re su lt. ¡J**1. .
can t and filed w ith th c board g c r „ have »been fixed by the C ourt C < cnty C ourtroom , a t th e C ourt
T hey w ill play cards and
rhe
indicates th a t th e g o v ernm ent is m ejeste to th em .
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v itliin th e first week it is by law as the tim e and place fo r hearing house, in Mijro, S herm an Coun
whole com m unity is invited. A 2 'c
of « » p iron w ith
W hen it io a nteady th .n g th e y
required to be in session.
24-27 of objections to said F inal R eport *v, Oregon, h A e been fixed by the
chi.rge will be made.
v h ich to m ake guns, ta n k s, steel will realize th e fa lla c y of the nazi
M a rg a re t W. Peetz and A ccount and th e settlem en t of C ourt as th e timef and place for
Mrs. J a v M cKay and d au g h ter
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fo r ships and 'a ir p la n e s , philosophy. Then it w ,ll he b u t a
.County A ssessor
h ea rin g of objections to saic
said estate.
Scrap iron i . m ixed w ith new iron a b o rt tim e before th e w ra th o f the _
F a y e an d sens F ran k and K ent
F in al R eport and A ccount and the
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Henrich.'
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p V- utx.4.1
G erm an people tu rn s on th e lead
w ere v:isit''"? a t th e N orton hom e NO TICE OF F IN A L H EA R IN G
settlem en t of said e sta te .
tio
n
s
a
re
p
ro
p
o
rtio
n
ately
heavy.
R tf" 4ay aftern o o n .
Thousands o f to n s of scrap ers who have jn » l e d th em ,
N otice is hereby given th a t the G eorge G. ITpdegraff,
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. E. P. Rich
W hie it h as been possible to fill
.Cour
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Agent.
Wei ’i ‘ vn !tTsigned h as
Coun*y
gent LeR
L«R'u
filed
in the A tto rn ey fo r A d m in istratrix 24--< Eeor. G. V pdegraff,
is laying on A m erican farm s, in
m any o f th e po sitio n s re q u irin g w as iheTe fro m Moro M nday cii
fence co m ers, around th e m achine
FCONOM ICS
lArttomey fo r A d m in istrato r,
no iteclinical tra in in g w ith oldei business.
sheds and in old. w orn o u t m ach- M A R ECONOMICS
w ith the will annexed,
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men and women who a re co n ten t
Mrs. W rnn ll 'g u e ol
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Anyone read in g th e lis t of th in g s to v o r k fo r the «<«ve
vuv
»van,
inery. .
s ta te p f ay scale, G r” «^ v An ey w ere vis’to rs «:n Kent
It isn’t w o rth much w here it is. expected to
p u t into force by J,
N O TICE OF S H E R IF F 'S SALE
Sunday.
,
It is w orth a gtxxl deal in a r m
,t bis con?rrcss a t t h e re q u est
th ,s has n o t been trUC
OF R EA L PR O PER TY •
•m
o ,,w<wi f-knt 6itions req u rin g special train in g
¿vTr. m d
Mr--
l . n ’’, S ath er
On S atu rd ay , th e 9th day ».«
-ments,
the , p resident will toe a
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s
i i r nurse3 and tech n ician s in w ,.rn s h -n p e rs in Th • D41es Soo­
May, 1942, a t th e h o u r o f ten
In order to s t a r t jt on the road
j g going to ¡make som e
the hospitals. As a re s u lt many w d a v .
c c ock a. m. a t th e fr o n t door of
to a new and valuable use fa rm - cb an g es.
of th e in s titu tio n s are o p e ra tin g
w
the co urthouse in Moro in S h e r­
ers and o th ers who own sc ra p
C orporation tax es are to ta k e sh o rthand ed and will pro b ah lv be
r i ? n C ounty, O regon, I will sell at
mi d make th e first move. The aJ1 |but 6 percent, th e re m ay be an com pelled to “ muddle th ro u g h ’’ as COUNTY ORGANIZED
public
auction to the h ig h e st hid
sale
o
f
i
t
m
ay
n
o
t
be
rem
unera
—- from a - financial stan d p o in
. t income
of and
aro u n a e d t $25,00»),
, r f th » e rem
live
re n e ra l ceiling
ra t ioning
prices, , best ’ th , e y can fo
rem a ain nd d er r c?
O rg an izatio n of the ov
Sherm an
der fo r cash, the follow ing’reaerd - .
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Paid * 4 * . , R e-E lect Coe. Sprague C om m ittee
John B. M c C o u rt, S e c re ta ry , Pacific Budding, P o rtU a J
co u n ty drive fo r the iBoys and
ed real p ro p erty located in S h e r­
of view; i t ca n n o t fail to be val- re g istra tio n of everyone o f wor»: the em ergency.
F ay increases have been ap p rev - G irls Aid society c f Oregon, s ta te
man iCounty, Oregon, to -w it:
uii'ble from a p atrio tic point of
ta x e s an d tax es.
view. In tim e s like th is it is ^F o r thiksp who are in p o t i o n to ed by th e iBoard o f Control fo r a v.rde chdd-cari-ng agency is g o in g
The W est H alf of the N o rth ­
w est Q u a rte r of Section Two,
)x-tter to have p atrio tism th an to niajC€ som ething o u t of th e w ar n ’u n b er o f em ployees in key po- fo rw a rd rap id ly , Jesse J . G ard,
thc E a s t ' H a lf of Section -
probably
siti
is
b
u
t
fa
irly
rigid
^budget^
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ta
te
ch
airm
an
c
f
th
e
cam
paign,
hnvo profits.
work th ese th in g s are
Tnxee. and the N o rth w est
G a th erin g o f scrap has (been proper in a g eneral sense. But p rev en t an y bankdtj in crease a t rep o rted th ia week.
(^ fa rte r of the N o rth e a st
The countv f o r ' th o se who have had no in- th is tim e a-’.though it now seem*
Mrs. J. E. N orton of K ent will
slow in th is co u n t?
board w aited fo r ithe price to U «rease o f business or o f p r o f it - f a ’rly c e rtain th a t th is w ill be one head th e Kent, unit of th e ^ n t y
Q u a rte r o f Section Ten, all in
Tow nship F o u r South. Range
si tiled* it is now settled and th e they a re going to be serio u s in- cf th e problem s w ith whidh tlie d riv e, w ith M rs.
jows
ei
solting’ and handling ch arg e of deed.
legislarture will have to contend se rv in g as a s s is ta n t ch airm an m
F ifteen . E a s t of th e W illam ­
e tte M eridian;
dealers set -alt $2 p er ton. The
T here
is a
posri'bility
th a t w hen it m eets ag ain n e x t J a n - th a t com m unity. Mrs. E. L. Wood?,
•of Klondike has accepted the
T o g eth e r w ith the ten em en ts
T ta d i-'w e re l>ad in ea rly spring farm prices m a y be lowered ot u a ry
ch a irm an sh ip fo r Klondike. T h ’
h e re d ita m e n ts and a p p u rte ­
row they are solid. F arm ers w ere prevented
from
risin g .
This
cam
p
aig
n
will
be
conducted
on
a
nances th e re u n to belonging or
S
a
v
e
hu; v w ith sp rin g work: now the would have been desirable some
Theo. Nelson, secreary of he r t a t e wide scale with a sep a rate
ir. «nvw ise a p p e rta in in g :
m
onths
ago.
N
ew
it
is
doubtful
plowing is n ea rly over.
Orep.cn Pension F ed eratio n announ c r 7 a rdzation in each county,
S .tu ated in S herm an C ounty,
D: tes fo r th e scrap drive are jf jt 1S ju st. T he fa rm e r’s posi
ced in Salem th is week th a t h s
The society has been fumcVon-
S
ta te of Oregon.
Mav 6-7. T he local board w ant i tion in th e na/tonal economy is org an izatio n is g e ttin g r*»adv to pnc, as a child w e lfa re agency
Quick - Easy - Safe
Said sale i» m ade un d er ex ecu ­
to have fo u r cars of -scrap ready not
sa tisfa c to ry a s it w as be-
in itia te an all-inclusive »old age re- finding hom es, providing
food,
tion issued out of th e C ircuit
to ship t h a t n ight. T h at is 18b fore prices of goods and wage*
tivi-m ert m easure. A ccording to /»’otbing, and d o cto r’s service for
W
rite
or
C
a
ll
for
C ourt of the S ta te o f O regon fo r
tons. It will be w orth around w erc allowed ta ^ ris e so high.
i
in I^nns te n ta tiv e ag reed upon by th e Oregon ch ild ren «:nce i t s e^ta'o-
S
h erm an C ounty to me directed
C
o
m
p
le
te
Inform
ation
$2000. In a sh o rt tim e we could
L abor h as J tia d e g re a t gains
th e ^ la in
s t *” '0 nR0r’n K proup i t is proposed ij^hm ont in 1885. A t tihe p resent
in the ca»e of The F ed eral Land
ship 20 ca rs, 800 tons w orth th is w a r a s C om pared to
th a t pensions to needy ag ed he in t jme m ore th a n 350 hom eless
P rn k o f Spokane, a co rporation,
510 000 As m oney goes th a t isn’t nne while the fa rm e r h a s lost on
w
m ore
510,000. A
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creased to a m inim um of $30 a children are receiving care under
plaintiff, vs. O scar K arl E aton and
As
pa-
the
sam
e
basis.
T
his
¿s
eypecialy
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.
.
big money in th is county
Louise J. E ato n , husband an d wife,
•iriotiMn
Koe»
S
herm
an
oountians
t
r
o
,
th
e
w
h
«
t
fa
rm
e
r
who
,N
.
9UpC.r.V“
°
n
tiriotiam goes Shem
Mrs. M arg aret P eetz o f Morn
u
\
V
,
a
fkird
and
t
h
a
t
persons
n
o
t
eligible
t*.
W F. Jack so n ; W. C. Todd a m
now sells w h e at fo r a b o u t a t h i r d ________v f_______ , ____, ,___
will n o t stan d back.
pensions because of need be re tire « serv es as S herm an co u n ty repre-
H e a d O f f ic e , P o r t l a n d , O r e g o n
’
E th el Todd, husband an d wife-
< iF w h a t it w as in 1918 and pays
on r. re tire m e n t p ay o f a t least «entativf* on the society’s Hono-
M EMBER
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
S bc-m an C ounty, a m unicipal cor­
m ore fo r ev e ry th in g else.
$25 a m onth. In th is l a t t e r g roup ^ a r y Board.
p o ratio n : and M id-Oregon N a­
would be included fa rm e rs, «»tat»'
G FOR G O N E
tional F arm L oan A ssociation, a
em ployees, housew ives and o th ers
corporation, d efendents.
E very now and th en we see a
n o t now covered by th e fe d era l re-
C. C. W ILSON
picture of som e h irsu te y o u n g ster
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tu e m e n t plan. To finance th is r e ­
Sheriff o f S herm an C ounty, Oregon
w ith one of these new fangled _______
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d
tire m e n t p ro g ram i t is proposed
V fo r victory haircut». P r a m ot
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th a t every ad u lt person be required
NC-JICE TO C RED ITO R S
« w l an tics and u rg in g of m ore F r(,m th e O bserver A pril 27,. 1923
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N O TICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN':
of them seem« to us to b o n ier on
Claude H. E ato n ^ o f W asco ami
mo’
T
h
a t the C o u n ty C ourt fo r S h e r­
Miss A udrey Stevetison o f Klon-
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a sort of class distinction
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raised to (be m atched by the sta te
man
County, Oregon, h a s a p p o in t­
w ere m arried a t th e m anse
,
T here ia a lot o f good A m ericans dikdf
Iw L lS a tu rd a y .
T h o m a » ' Sm ith J-ut o f m rp lu s income t a x revenue
ed P. Waldo Davis, A dm iniatnatoi
v/hose p atrio tism has stayed w ith
lifji'or profits o r any cither funds
fo r the E s ta te c f Lizzie Iren a
th em (better th a n has th e ir h a ir. an d Miss Bee Stevenson w ere at th a t m ig h t be available. Nelson
Davis, deceased. P ersons havinv
T hey would g l a d l y sacrifice a ten d an ts.
claim
s a g a in s t said E s ta te a re
said
t
h
a
t
th
e
F
ed
eratio
n
exnec^s
The county road crew finished
wide p a r t o r t w o to glorify a
h eieb y notified to p re sen t sam e
to (begin circulation of intiiative
road and is now
victory
p ro g ram , 'but . n . a . tu re , the S cott , canyon
«
r'anxmr»
n w v n n a s o\ztzn
m o rd e r to
w g e t -v
w ithin s-ix m onths from th e d ate
p etitio
soon in
th »» e «-
y ears ago. gave them a sickle .o m oving
Y
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m easure on th e N ovem ber ballet,
of first publication cf th is notice,
go w ith th e R ussian ham m er or.
Hugh C hrism an and
A ttorney
(<ely varified, to the A d m in istra ­
w orse still, a round risin g sun F. T. W ade, in th e C hrism an car,
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tor a t th e office o f th e County
w hich, w hen sunburned, is re- had a head on collision Monday
Approvim aitely 60,000 books were
Ju d g e fo r Sherm an County, M$ro,
m indful of th e Jap a n ese insignia, n e a r A rlington.
W ade received tio nated iby Oregon citizens in the
O’ egon. /
T his fanciul notion of ra tin g a cut over his eye b u t H ugh was V ictory Book cam paign which
F. W aldo Davis, 'A dm inistrator
p n tro tism b y hair-dio leaves us not h u rt.
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closed la s t week, according to Miss
of the E s ta te o f Lizzie Iren a
cobj__very cold if th e h a t had t*
R- A. Booth, ch airm an of th e £ b .aTW,T Stephen«, d ire c to r of the
Davis, deceased.
be rem oved to ex h ib it it. We s ta te highw ay com m isaion, acx*> cam paign tin th is state. Em ployees
John W. P ennington
pit-test, not only for
ourselvei. upanied by a p a rty sp en t th e
tb<, ¿bate lib rary , donated th e ir
E ugene, Oregon
bur fo r thousands of b ro th ers who n ig h t a t the M oro H otel T uesday services, w orked nighits to s o r t and
A tto rn ey fo r A d m in istrato r 22-25
could ho m ore produce
a victory From the O bserver A pril 25, 1913 classify th e 30,000 book» cleared
h a irc u t th a n H itler can produce a
W hile
try in g to drive an un- tbroup^h th e lib ra ry a t Salem , with
Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
victory in R ussia.
ru ^ n iare from th e E. H. Moore v»’PA w o rk ers m ending dam aged
~ Moro, Oregon
______________
barn »Roy K unsm an n ea rly lost volume« and »Red Cross volunteers
M eets 1st and 3rd
the s ig h t o f -his rig h t eye when ty p in g the book cards. The books
T uesdays
in
th |
E F F IC IE N C Y , W HAT CR JM ES he was hit — th ere w ith " a shot
be m ade avadlabe (to m em b ers/
I.O..O.F. hall T rai
whip the w as using.
o e the arm ed o frees (through lib ra -
sient and visiting
\R E COMMTTFTl ÍN THY NAM E
Ju d g e G eorge B .B ourhill has r jiP jr
various c a n to n m e n t»
b ro th ers are cordi
ally invited to m eet
Tlx? s u g a r ra tio n in g program been appointed re sid e n t a g e n t fo r an(j F S O houses th ro u g h o u t the
staite. Books not «suitable fo r the
tfiS £ r d ’s fl*vor-
vith us.
is L* ing organized in this county th e EOL Co. in th is county.
V ie in b a r d U
C.
R.
BeLshee
took
a
carlo
ad
soldiers
will
be
made
av
ailable
fo
r
Paul May, N. G.
and co nsum ers will have to obta.n
Peicy Thom pson, Sec.____________
e n d s ea rly n e x t m onth in ordei of h ogs to P o rtlan d F rid a y and children and women in th e defense
Be'hlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S,
to h u p s u g a r from th e ir grocer*. re tu rn e d w ith a carlo ad o f ca ttle d ie a s . Books not, su itab le fo r
reading _ p . u rposes
wiU he sold to
The procedure followed involves fo r th e M oro m ark e t
.
Moro, .Oregon
nearly everyone before th e ulti-
M isses «Della M optensen ; and provide a fu n d fo r th e p u rchase of
M eets Every Second and
n»,U consum er is reached. The M arjorie Rose « re
« p re s e n tin g technical books fo r th e J soldier
F o urth T hursdays in each
county rstionm K board r e e e v .d th e Preahyberian S u n d ay school b h r a r i « .
, - i
Month. V isiting m em bers
‘»»< ,‘7 , „pie»
th e in s tru c tio n ., it w ent to • th e «;*». « ■ " » » Ix>l* M ^ “ P5Tr / ndi
’
. . ,
B L IT Z -W E IN H A R D 1$
Invited
p a i,,í ? f r 4 “ í " ‘ ,e^ l ” d f i » e
__.
' Vivian S tro n g th e MethodLst a t
M arie Hoskinson, W. M.
M A D E TH E H A R D W A Y !
ornntj- clerk,’ who w ^H
‘ conventions t h i i week.
Colonel R alph P. CcwgttJl, com-
, cbeckh L ^ .^ e tn b a rd i I
Pauline Douma, Sec.
C‘m^ y
¿ h n Prom th e O bserver. May 1, 1 9 « | m a n d e r o f O regon’s d ta te g u ard
• Blitz-Wc¡qhgfd’s distinctive char­
Principal ’ w t>
S cott A Hea,th
OraA9 V al‘ h " ’ been Prow oted 10 th e ra n k o f
E ureka Lodge No. 121 A -F & A-M
acter, Blitz-Weinhard’s famous taste
distinction, are the result of Blitz-
went to the school pnne n ,
a nr>oint«d a g e n ts E n g a d ie r-g e n e ra l. In announcing
M eets on the 1st and
tkn
in tho
wbf. k y have l>een a pRotated a g e n t’
Vieinhard’sbrewing.The all-important
g av e the card s to the teachers,
D aniel |Dest
h a rv e s te r th e prom otion G overnor fcprague
3rd T h u rsd ay eve­
difference that d istin g u ish es Blitz-
issued th em to , th«\ consumers*.
nings of sach m onth.
and will aoon have a sam ple on explained th a t GowgiH’s com m and
Vveinhard fronsalhother fine beers lies
who go to th e g r< jcer to buy *a display.
V isiting m em bers are
'
a lre a d y exceeds t h a t o f m any brig-
in its S-L-O-W, carefully-controlled
half pound o f sugar per week.
cordially invited to
brewing process that makes it "so
C harles B oardm an, John Fine e d ie régénérais.
I f thia sound» like a m odem ren
m eet w ith us.
good
it’s
Guaranteed
Satisfying**.
dMaon o f th e House T h a t Ja/ k and A n d re w / W illie s<v£i| m ade -------- -------4------ —
Darw
in
Van
Gilder,
W. M.
B uilt it is accidental, fo r it is no final proof on th e ir hom esteads
Read the ads Ú. th e Jo u rn al
C
B elknap, .Secretary
»Counity Clerk
S
atu
rd
ay
before
fairy tale. It 4» the 1942 version
Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
o f efficient fe d era l ad m in istratio n . McDanel.
Moro. Oregon
The C itizens »bank is occupy-,
Meets 2d & 4th Tues
»ing q u a rte rs ac ro ss fro m Wei--
BLITZ W E Itr i'.R D COMPANY
day of each m on0i.
T. Lester Johnson
V ictory o f »theory over fact g an d s & Co. a t G rass V alley u n ­
”
rORTlAKO O’ U O «
V isiting m em bers wel
Under the quota system the sur til l e t t e r q u a rte rs can be- found.
come.
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'¿ioG-s’JSÍsrO',
W. F. W e’g an d received plans
plus o f w heat haa conetiantly ifi-
I ucille M ay,.N . G.
creaaed. FamAers are urged to fo r a new $12,000 b rick building
Florence Johnston, Set
vote for quotas to reduce the su r- Friday and oonstructon will be-
plu*.
irin
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