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•. «MERMAN ¿OOrXTT JO U R N A L, MORO. OREGON. " r sA 3 V P A Y ._ j r L t x «L 1 » «
u is m I ii
of th e nation in condition ’. iz ’
^Minuti the to son
produce crops for the next
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E ditor
Gates L. F rench
Entered as second cla ss m atter at
die Postoffice a t Moro, Oregon
under A ct o f C ongress o f Mardh
under A ct o f c o n g r e ss oi .ia .c n
1879.
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FOURTH O F JULY
Saturday is the Fourth o f July,
^Celebrations of the anniversary of
the sign in g o f th e D eclaration of
‘^ © p e n d e n c e w ill he scarce th is
year- There m ay even he few er
flflhlnK streflmR to p icn jc
BUY
U N IT E D
STA TES
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break. Russian ships aee entering
Colum bia river and. P u g et sound
to carry aw ay cargoes of w h e a t
and flour. A h alf ¿Jozen cargoes
w ill m ove ouV of C olum bia river
by the m iddle of J u b \ F lou r $rom
Astoria. Portland, the inland m ills
in ln rge quantities w ill be expor-
LK ' YS|55,E03
^ 4¿500 p 7 4,5M 0 °
1 «amai v.
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(ktntimicA frftin Pn^c One
a t TshviTIe,' N.C. go turn ed to S a l
em T uesday. P resident of the S e n
ate Dean
W alker officiated
as
governor pro tern during th e ab-
s e r e fe o f Sprague.
T bs ftiiovs mnp of
tiiows the W ar 1 Sailers«. M arircs and Airmen are cn every front.
Bond qncuis, ty cozniiss, for 1^3 m onth of July, | T h e / a re giving
percent for their country* .
1512. T ria l V/r.r Bend qiicta 'f - r the s ti l e is • W hat are we dicing here cn the home front? Arc
OreKon-s pub i|C buildings
and
nre t(| be protected a" linst
enem j. darnAKe by the new fe der-
subsidized w ar d am age insur-
‘
board of control th is
V..JO . . ' X U ? ,h a
,n ,» r -
w ill b r im
S S E
a ^ .e a ,,
S S S E
S J X
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X
n
»r w
n .n - r ^ ; t
ted. to Siberia. It w ill, be the first
substantia n foreign m arket w heat
grow ers o f the Inland E m pire
h«ve had in several years. Canada
1» taking care of the w h e a t.n e e d -
ed by the British, but the P acific
northw est w ill have the R ussian
business under th e le n d -le a se act.
\ dozen
R ussian sh ip s already
h ave carried northw est flour and
w h eat out o f Tacom a and Seattle.
The food does not cost th e R tis-
sians a nickle but Is provided by
the U nited SUifes govern m en t and
w | f h ave to be paid for by C lti-
r e # John Doe.
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spots. to the green forests, ‘gaso-
line and tires being w hat th ey
are. It w ill seem to io m e to he a
M entii
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good d sv to save On rubber and
O lE d o tn iW Í S ^ iR 1
pas as an evidence of patriotism :
P ö lllS liE y r W O tlA T Î O H
to others It w ill r e m a good day
to dem onstrate the independence
gained by our fathers;
O FFIC IA L COUNTY PA PER
H ereabouts there w ill
he no
7 SU B SC R IPT IO N R A TES
public celebration, no fire crack-
Payable in Advance
ers in the state, no star spangled
ONE Y E A R
....... r.,.4. $1^ 0
orators.
T here
should be a re-reading
J U L Y 3, 1942
of th e D eclaration of In dependence
the docum ent th at started all th is
posstbllly for personal freedom
HOLLYWOOD W AR
In- tint Hmd. t l g « « " T ■
"da
R is probably
natural.
and revolutionary a declaration as anv
therefore necessary^ 1> a-r t. of an that have .come since. T hroughout
A m erican war, but soipe o f th e a freat part of the w orld Its p h il
m nnlfeetations o f national battle osophy Is still new , new been use
are too silly for w ords. . . j . . . . . K has not heen V*^e<*
F eature w riters gather p
a g e s; Yqu
«-9« ly«.«»..»™
Jeff-
pages
rem em ber th a t aft
of stuff that would
actually be erson had established th e propriety
funny in any other land with the of setting forth the reasons for
possible exception of decadent and
w hy th e colonies w ere all
defeated F r a n c e . For instance, through w ith England hb^went on
Sunday supplem ents carry pictures to establish th e b eliefs that m a^e
o f neatly dressed w om en ‘plowing* th e co lo n ia l-lea d ers revolutionists.
with a tractor, o f w o m en -in fresh ; “W<‘ ^o,<1 these tru th s to ,e
hair-dos draped Inelegantly around Hfrlt*evident.
that a
men m e
the necK Of «©me patient cow. and created equal: that
aye e n -
Infcnn th e reader — apparently dowed by their C r e a te d w ith cer-
, « h a «traight f a c e - x b « . o g
Go«***)
..T c ,a „ ..n
WH,a
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*434,500
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/ *95,700’ 1— >
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food
for
soldldrt>
»'eck
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0 } ' , « 8 0 .5 0 0
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they couldn’t cook for a work**.?
man. ,
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Maybe it is to be expected, h o w
ever, w hen it isc onsldered that
there is som ething of a Hollywood
influence in the w h ole w ar effort.
The diplom ats and national lea d
ers do a lot o f flying around over
the ocean to th e accom panim ent
o f m any colum ns o f typ e and pic-,
turea, and hou rs and .hours
of
talk w hich, so far, h a sn ’t w oh a
single battle.
¡O R E G O N
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before w e cap w in ’-a> w ar w e w ill
have to obtain the
services of
realists as leaders, m ay h a ve, to
trade our w indy apeechm akers 'for
acm e practical persons w ho win
battles on th e fighting., fronts in
stead o f before m icrophones.
A nyw ay w e a re not doing so
good righ t now . And som e th in g
is th e m atter besides th e w illin g
ness o f th e A m erican people.
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July Quota for State. $9,865,000
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Th« May Quota tor Oraqon Wat $5.611 OCO
Tha May Salat fe» Oraqon Were $5 ójò C03
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V iciory.
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A m ,e/.? ui 3 M ic r o . ¡ L e t’s Go, A m e r ic a
McKay Family
< ) m - - ’, 5 n h
’ le x ic a l' E c r p s
I reajurjf Dtfm intr~*
on the Move
Has* -Sc*: ? yd
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A tw h e r , explaining infla«
tion,
Its after effects and causa
tion, ' -
. Advised all her scholars
To save up their dollars
And buy bonds to safeguard
the Nation.----------
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Help tM e k the Jap» ■!»■■•■!
P u t avery dime aad dollar
pan eaa into U. 9. Dofeoae
Honda end
pay day.
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NOTICE TO C R EDITO RS
persons having claim s a g
ain st the E state o f Jessie Amon.
, deceased; are hereby notified t<r
present them ,
w ith the proper
vouchers and duly verified, to t.h'-
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undersigned, the duly appointed,
qualified and acting
adm inistra
trix of the E state o f J essie Amos.
dccraaedfc a t the office o f T, Le«:
ter Johnson,
A ttorney a t. law.
asco. Oregon, w ithin six m onths
from th e d a te o f JK« flw t publi
cation .o f th is notice, to-w it: July
3. 1942.-
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F a te o f 1st P ublication July 3,1942 '
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D ate of last P ublication July 24,
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35-38.
Dr. Gcrdon Scacrcvc, who w as In the Earner LlcmorjtX h-.snital al 1142.
Namkh&n, Burm a, wb^n tlic Japanese moyod in, i t shown with three of
NOTICE
his Burm ese nnrscs in an army ¿¿cp afier Dr. S'??.^rave b ad joined up
O K EG O N-W A SH IN g W n RA IL-
-with General 'Jcscph Stilw ell’s C’ .'nc:c arm y in Burm a. Dr. Scagrave
.¡n iho
Ito savage I ^ n
‘ t o c a m n a ip , a d d i n g To R O A n *
NAVIGATION COM-
w as nded
e -3 1 e x e r ^ n ç ur > r
Duri - the heat
l ’NION PACIFIC RAIL
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f
church cdttvention.
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’ Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox o f Grass
y n lfe y w ere visitors at th e Gebrge
M cKay hom e Sunday afternoon,
&nd Mrs W alt WilsMin and
l m,rt th e O bserver Julv 3 1901
fam ily entertained R ichard Stak-
Irm fl th e O bserver. Julv
1903
-w th d a v -d ln n e r
It-Is now reported that the list
WrttXayafl
.
‘ Mary* Lou Lyons is stayin g at of tto c z . ' y
of dead n't HeppnSr will be a-
vzorl-.eJ-crnj;'’-h; rr..itrc'. hqj7Trv~bt»4-'-i3 minutes ROAD
COMPANY
hereby give
bove 200 and m ay reach 250. R e-
th e hom e of her sister. Mrs. Jay off, taking care o'.ICJ CA$,|iaibic^.
i ’’>r lie L—J w as from notlce__that on J u n e. 8, 1942, they
gZaklo, h.s head ¿nr=c, v S hase-<*«i<Tof tto m .zcr ca ses herself. ■ -
w ith f7lb-Interstat > Com m erce
lie f has been
ad éq u at- and t h -
M oK ay for a few w eeks.
C'( m m ission at W ashington. D.C..
money w ell spent.
;
„Mr. jamd Airs. R obert W allace
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nt-, application for a certificate of
Jam es Tom lin struck coal dn
returned hom e Sunday bringing
tion by every citizen "to stop for pvblic - convenience and necessity
IT H A P P E N E D L IK E THIS
the second drill hide alfjp on the
their daughters Marie and Jeanne.
est fires, and" help .K eep Oregon perm itting abandonm ent by tin-«
R eckm an
farm at K ent.
M arie is in W asco v isitin g
her
Once upon a . tim e there w as » John
Green.
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The
state
highw
ny
com
m
ission
form er and -abadonm ent o f oper
aunt and u n cle., — -
little draw er in a bureau back ‘In The vein is not quite so thick.
W
hile
som e _ fordst areas are ation by. the latter o f the branch
has
adopted
a
new
policy
coyierinSf
Y
oung
P
ow
ell
fotinaL
his
buggv
• Mr. and Mrs. Joh^ K eopke and
tM great, big city o f W ashington
closed because of "extra hazardous line o f railroad extending from
team -w ith
part o f the harness m axim um truck w eigh ts in con-
D.C. T he little draw er, as all -lit
t h é ' r e q u i t "of th é <J«ughtér» M nrqulU and H elen and
conditions;
m ost forest area's in B ig g s to , Shaniko, a distance of
to ¿hem over about f°v m ity with
nelce. Virginia visited at the Geo.
tle draw
ers In bureaus in W ash- still hanging
4tbe stqte, private and federal - for- ) pproxinfately
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fl
»or,
nn
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Cfflco
of
D
efen
se
Trlfnsportatlrin.
69.79
m iles,
in
in e to n D C
t r v to do w a n te d to 1" G o rd o n
R id g e . $¿ 5.0 0 a m in u te
hom e Saturday night and
ington v .u . try
to ao, w antea to
W hile this new policy w ill permit
sco
counties.
"Even
wasted
benm
shrinks'
“
re
open
for
puh"n
'usc’
Tl"n'<
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5
h
«
m
»
n
»n.i
v
,
grow into a fu ll sized bureau.
ftbout w h at is cost to put that
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every
uasiea
penny
sbrmKS
arens
,,,
,
rem
ain
open
as
,
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the operation of som e trucks w ith Sunday.
D ocket No. 13780.
t
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Oneg., I fnance Docl
T h e nam e o f th is little drawer tea n ‘ UP Sunday night. *'■
Mrs. Richard H T òldaw
ay and dau'
long «as
are ----
kept —
free ' from CR EG O N -W A SH IN G TO N
acjetise dollat.
,
-- they
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a CQmbine/1 m axim um w eight
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RAIL-
w as th e SCfl (« o il Conservation
*• M artin’s fa m ily qre over excess of the 68,000 pounds r e c e n -’ ghter o f Grass V alley spent a few
fire>,
* ROAD
NAVIGATION COM
R eivice) w hich w e shall call E ssie. f*’om D ouglass on a visit. T hey tlv agreed upon as an em ergency days Inst weeiff wflth her parents,
“We m ilst—conserv« all of our PANY
N ow E ssie had a real aim In life are wel1 suited w ith 'their new m easure these trucks vvill-be con- .Mr. and Mrs,
j T T S wise to measure garments
infnie Tfelyer.
m en, m on Ay a n d ‘, eq u ip m en t J o UTilON
PACIFIC
RAILROAD
and w as not lik e som e little dra^v- hom e.,
J before laundering: from arm
-fight any fires 'Started by our en-
fin e d 'to certain specified roads • Mr. and Mrs.’ W. C. HelyCr w ere
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ers, or bureaus, th a t fritter aw ay
Observci Julv 0. I ' m
• pit to cuff, from center of collar
m ies, w^ should not h ave to ex-
Miss B essie Anderson and Miss whijih are straight enough t o ^ e r - business visitors In Moro
last
to hem, and width of waist. Then
the tim e o f em p lo y ees and th e
haust our m anpow er and energy IN T P E COUNTY COURT OF
m
it
their
operation
w
ithout
m
en-
Thursday.
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m oney o f th e p e o p le ,, E ssie’s aim M argarette F oss left Sunday eve-
_ follow the measurements in shap
in com batting fires started from
• TH E STATE OF OREGON FOR
j am ea Brown df th e US Army
w as to keep th e wpll o f th e na- nSnr «" «elegatei^ X o a tte n d th e arc- to other traffic and w ith brid-
ing while ironing. .You’ll save
SÌTERMAN COUNTY
th< ughtless a cts of careless per
ges
strong
enpugh
to
stand
up
w-as
ft"
vj8ltor
at
^
e
hom
e
of
his
time and money by such care!
tion In a productive state.
international convention of C hrist-
V
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son
s,”
R
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continued.
“A
In the M attçr of the E state of
>
• Ion E ndeavor, m eeting this m onth u ,,der the additional strain.
bi other, Robert and fam ily Friday^
O ne. day w hen th e b ig boss o f .
,
f o u r t h o f ’ July w eek end w ithout. Din rich UCters. deceased.
.
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lr DesM oines. Iow a.
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evening.
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th e bureaus w as .lo o k in g for a
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fir- would be a great contribution
Only
13
of
th
e
558
w
h
eat
aeea
SS- F inal N otice.
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* T he Grass V alley Am erican b eg -
F lorence H oskinson is visiting
nice .fresh bureau tg put ifcvnic
to the hom e front defense.”
Ion
ns
m
ade
to
eastern
Oregon
To
"whom if rrfny concern? Ymi
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I»» Put on the co u n ty’s celebrn-
in th e valley.
thing In
fou n d Etyle
, he
.
- - sittin . g bretlon o f th e Fourth of July and farm ers by -the s t a t e ' in 1925-26
nre
hereby
notified th.lt. Herm an
’’ oro Lodcc No. 11.1. ».O. O. F.
Georg" W itter received
word
-d e m u r e ly in a corner t if lp g to
crow d. . E n tertain m en t rem ain uitfwld. according to State
D. P eters the duly appointed,
Crégou
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nat«A a snld
an I
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* « «“_ « * ra a rvsw
’ that his^ daughter, Mrs. O usK eopke
look attractive.
Now here,
included tw o ball gam es, a b ox Treasurer L eslie M. Scott. The un w as doing nicely after an opera-
•M eets 1st a*nd 3rS qnnllfted and A cting A dm inistra
th e big boss.
Is an
attractive
paid
principal
on
th
ese
13
notes
ing contest and a dance. .- _____ .....
T-uesdti.ys
in
th< tor of the . above* entitled estate
little bureau th e people, WP1 like.
™7n R nrm cist e r Moro’s p o p - ¿me unis to only $4.836.32 out of. tion a few days ago. She has now
T .i'.O J'. bali Trai has filed and presented for final
Sc he took E ssie out of thecor- u ,ar ta „ or le ft T uesday for P o r t-¿ tl e total of $396.71 1.39 advanced hecn released from th e hospital,,
sicïit ¿nil visiting settlem ent and he.aring his final
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n<r and m ade her ,nto a -g rea t |Bnd w here
wfts expecting to by the state to finance se-d ln g op-
SlSclton F ritts jfr. is Wof-king for
lv e th e r s pre cordi account In said estate, and that
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big bureau. <He filled he/Mflrawere Attend the m ass meeting" for Pres- em tloq s for farm ers of the eastern c la r e n c e to ffo o n .
aHy invited to m< ?Z
H onorable Court has appointed
w ith CCC boys and a g e n ts, and "ldent Hnrdlng. B efore he returns Gregori w heat section, w hose crpps ^fj,_ fln(j M rsr-Vern« "Mobley a n d —
Mondny. .turn
Jufr- ^th,
T$?2,
b h TT5.
woBfiay.
*th, H
"2, fi, (Ho
> m e*, ha green colored pants until
County Court room. In the'C ounty
he w ill visit his daughter in Sent- w ere frozen o u t in 1924 ahd 1925 chfidrep. Mr. and. Mrs. P aul VV11-
I May, N . G.
th e people began
think that
The loans w ere iflade out of funds rcii and children,j E u gen e Norton
Court H ouse at Moro, Oregon as
r« Th »nt¡r on. Ser.
Then put those thrift-wise «coins
E ssie w asn ’t any different than Ur-B en Tom lin and w ife nre expec* of
M orld M ar V eterans State
and Mrs. C harlie Sm ith w ent
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h, pfe«-, Nn
78.O.E.S. tb° t*Trn' ftnd p,oce V’r the setlle-
into U. S. SAVINGS STAMPS.-
th e other bureaus after all but ted to arrive in Moro, this w eek A l‘l C om m ission and w ere repay-
Gross Volley - Sunday for the
M O ’ O. O ' rr-»n
• n,--:nt. of snitl nn al ^ c o u r ’ an 1
D on’t forget to suggest that your
. w a s just an oth er bit o f furniture fte m M assachusetts. T hey are drl- n,',p bv January L 1926, w ith lrt- picnic.
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t
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e
c
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n
d
and
objections if any there be,
husband make every pay day a
th a t co st a lot Of m oney and took ving overland and are visiting nt terest at the rote of 6 percent.
L Fo tf-th Thursdays in each nt th(> hour of
o ’cloqk A. M.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. D avis, and -
savings
day
in
jthe
name
of
. b p room .
Y ellow stone
M ost of the loJVnfr w ere repaid on Mrs. C harlie Sm ith w ere visitors
Mbffth. V isitin g m em bers
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freedom.
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N ow th e big boss had a great. F rom Urn ó k w m r . .Inly 4. • • ! » - «Im‘ bu' ‘he '»eW nturé o f 1927 in Grass V alley F riday.
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Herman Peters. A dm lnlstm tof;-
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_ big, m onstrous bureau called the
R. D. Jackson war mur'lerou*,*," a n v r o p r fa te d -IlllR .O to reim burse
~;c H 'w kinson/W '. M.
J. C. W ilson left for _ P ortland SA F E T Y F IR S T FO R T R E E S
i . , t h • com m ission’s tru st funeb for
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AAA and it w as aw ful full;
So ammulted
w ith o u t- w arning
dlr.?
Sec.
Salem , Gre. (sp e c ia l)— W hen P;i
to th at tim e sincr ,nst W ednesday retflrnlng Sunday
- The undersigned K a t h e r i n e
fu ll th a t som e m en In black c lo - Tbursday afternoon about 4: in bv
loi”
UP
Ho visited w ith his w ife.
tie John
No- 121 A -F Sf A-M Andrews has heen appointed Ex-
“ a r d Ma Oregon and the little
thee told the big boss he couldn’t ft form er em ploye.
A. P. E s ts - w hich tim e loans repa'd as w ell
A -
-M eets on th e 1st and. e-utrix o f * the* Inst wlrt and t«-H.
Paul WHson, son o f Mr. and an<J M afy j , tart- on their Fourth
put a n o th er
thing in th e AAA^
Portland.
interest collected h ive gone
nd t h e < T e i ^ S f e > 3r<1 Th. u r s'j ? y e v e - . t.nn^nt o f John D^PatJens. decea-
80 th » big
took som e of th e
AttOrney W. C. Bryant bid in tute the sta te ’s gen eral fund. T he M rs.-G eorge VVilsorr*hrvd his fton- o f July jau n t tftìk w eekend
th eÿ
Kj.-.-,
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v
n
adenoids
rem
oved
last
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nir.Ts c f sach month, sod. and has qualified- All per-
th in gs out o f th e AAA and put the Moro Opera h o u se.n t rber ff’s board of control has asked the Mis and
them stern w arning •
\ lcri
carry
y
wi|th
V isitin g m embers ar^ „on* h aving claim s ¿'gainst said
t h e n ‘Into E ssie and^ went right
j une j# yor n client In T he tr«a"Ory departm ent to m ake one w eek .a n d is still a, little pale,
from ...Geiterai, DeW itt,, com m ader
la a n y w a y ..
r
/ . D alles, th e bltf* being 31500. .
»'©re effort to collect on the 13
-
v cordially invited to • C ^ ite are hereby "required to pre-
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z . .m eet With n*.
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X - h i . the - snftto duly verifi d to
off,’the W estern D efense area, and
< And th e p eo p le nhjd. w hy E ssie
> com bination shipm ent o f hogs delinquent notes a lth ou gh an 1»?.
In
Van.
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t
that
sits
sheep
and
cattl**
w
as
m
ade
Sundry
ves.tigatlon
m
ade
by
th
at
depart-
|jni)
of
com
m
odity
In
their
local
officials
to-
use
care
J \ o undersigned a t her residence
is ju st a n old w hat-not
V. ¿'.*lhap, Secretary
hings onto m orning by
George
Uennnvlh. n>cnt two years ago rexenled that .0p gKon RhOWH a decrease of only with fires in foresf regions,
rea r Ora«« V aliev, Or gon. v/Pi>-
in th e odrner to throw’ things
• »"inc Rebekah Lodge No. 116 fr rix(fl) m onths from t*" d -te
Martin _____
H a n _ r n _ and
for th e first five
”Pntrlot4c4>regonlnns m igh t weH
w hen th e y are w orn ou t t. or th ere ______
_ O. . -'f,.
. . B . -l-b
. . e . Rl*
. th® signers of tlicsb j « nbtes
«* foMp percent
4 •
Moro. Oregon . •
Is no p lace else for them . Som *
to the m arket in Portland. hn<* lo,,t the,r fi”™* and hnrt Keft mj-nths of the current yearn s com he the cause of ajding our ene-
o ’ the fir-t publication o f r this
o f them th o u g h t E ssie w as a sop-
• Whife* sittin g In th e <hr»use’’r-end- t,,r - nounties In w h ich th ey h a d - p^rf^ , to
records. It w as re- iplea If cam p fires are allow ed' to M etts 2d & 4th Tu-«
•otjee. to -w lt: June 6, 194®.
hU exp erim en t and eom e th ou gh t
ing about 9 o ’clock Sundsv m orn- Dved at th e tim e o f .jnakinfcr th e ported by Secret,ai^\£f State Snell, get out o f hand, or If m atches and
•. y óf ta h n.’tnt'h."
K a th e r in e A ndrew s
.•K«*-
sh e w a s a socia l o u tcast and E ssie
Ing W. E. H ow ell’s attention was loans and^could not be located.
>i<y consum ption w as "down nine cigarette
butts
are
carelessly
v
m em bers wel
• ' E xecutrix
vac. a public disgrace.
* attracted'to a peculiar ¿Oise, w hich
v
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fcrrdent under the May 1941 fig- throw n -about,”- cautioned N ek on
R o y c o E K R IE R
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R ogers, sta je forester, In a stale ! A Tb y a y . N . G*
▲ud through it All -Essie still w as th e m achine >hed
entirely
In spite of th e tire- shortage ""tires.
A ttorney for Executrix
and g a so lin e rationing consum p-
m ent A sking fpr public coopera-
. j
Johnston, Set
enveloped In Are.
to g o o n try in g
Tht D alles, Oregon
Ji
In Other Days
8.
m oùth under this plan. • • e
.
’
j
Shi?rman c o u b ly rs sch ool ’ ftond
w as enriched by $557.54 this w eek
through the annual «ÿlQcation of
earnlnps- of the rom m on
fund
The
ff> - digtrlhutt(^ r ^ a s a Pp6rtione(l
on th e basis of S1.22 for each
chn<1 on the Rchool cenaU!, , ist
The percnptta apporlion^ÜÙX w as
a slight increase aver the .1-1.14
of lost year, a * ;
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U. S. Treasury Official War Bond
Quotas for July
. i -
_L
Visiting -
—
* 5 5 ,4 0 0
*39,800
*55,000
r
a policy co v erin g ____
th e buildings n
the capitol group and a t. the sev-
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cvnl v institutions in w estern Ore-
Mie. and Mrs. Jack M cK a/^apd
P °n- P rem ium s on th is insurance
w ill cost the state $ .0 0 0 a year ■family o f th e coast w ere here to
J ut th e policy w ill provide 100 .pp(nd a J e w days, v isitin g w ith
percent
protection ' a g a in st anv htv; p{\rèts,- Me. and Mrs. George
domaW» done by cn niv planes or McKftiy and to spepd n -w h ile visi-
«hips o r : by A m erican . forces in
ting w ith his brothers and sisters-.
repeVlng an invasion.
_
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es M atthes
A3 the sam e tim e the state h ’gh
wrty com m ission ordered insurance nhd Mr. and Mrs. Roy P v B arn et
placed on all of its b uildings a«<V^wcnt to
ear Springs
un ay o
contents valued at ’ $10.00<r*^ »Hand thte E akin fam ily picnic.
That is Inrgely th e m e s f of, R. m ore and on nil , s W e hlghurav
Mrs Max
Pluem ke left
for
,,r** these
tbrsp rights, governm ents are
ure
instituted am on gy jnen. deriving
thel» jukt pow ers from the consent
of the governed; that,-^ w h en ever
any p form of governm ent becom es
destructive ' to th ese ends, R -is
the right, of the people to alter
or to abolish It.'a n d to in stitu te;
nevv go v er.n m eh C la y in g J t s fou n -
datlon on such principles, and or-
gnrlzlrig Its pow ers in such form .
a s to them sViaH seem m ost lik ely
to effect their safety and hnppi-
M E J « $ $
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<
uclng
‘3
yiCTORY
OFFICIAL U. S. TREASURY WAR 89?'D QUOTAS FOR JUIT
generation. Som e th ou gh t E ssie
. had
, _ run around
_ _ . w ith *u«
r>r>r> ♦«« i ’unluiuetl from P a g e O ne
s
S fa m a v i C ouatjr Observer .
tJie.rC
C too
1
E stab lisl
lished NoV. 2, 1888
niuch;usorne thought she had been ties on the fringe o f the ocean
>z
G rass g a lle y Jourpal V
m isused by the AAA. And Eask» .tux -entitled tp .a ll the protection .
^ » t o b l i s n
ia # C ***“ have a hard tlm e l,vinK d?w n th ey , cap t w e lv e from th e federal _
£f¥<iSO LI HATED March 6, 1931 hej. past so
becom e a governm ent, aftd th is m eans e v e r y .
—W asco N ew s«E nterprise
busy, soil saving
little J bureau place from B rookings t6 Seaside.
E stablished N ov. 1891
again.
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C O N SO LID A TED March 4, 193* — w
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W heat farm ers w ill receive a
Published Every Friday at
Moro, Oregon
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