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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1943)
9 U frX&'fc «. SHÉRM a N COUNÎY JOURNAL. MQftO. OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 21, 194? More A m » ~ r * By Grain Inspection Office HOME MADE STRAW SPREADER * Coats Family Has Reunion At Harvestime j Slight increases to fees cover ing 6 o f the 59 towns of the div ision of grate impaction .for wei ghing and inspection at terminal points wftl he effective August 1 under a recent order of E L Peder son director o f the state depart ment of agricrlture. In each case the increase is 25 cents over the schedule eatahlbh- ed March 1, 1942 Metna covered by the amended order and the new fees are: Weighing dnd checking and in specting flour into ships (email lots) per hoar 41.60. Weighing only Jmy over plat form scale», per bfiur fl.50. Standby time loading or Unload ing cargoes straight time, 41.50 When more than one hour 'for two men or two boors for one man are required to toad or unload cars of grain, an extra ¿barge of 11 50 per hour, per «nan, will be made for extra loading or unload ing time. Weighing, sampling « • foapert- ing any commodity or artsclee not provided for above fees will be cither a t the fate of IlSO per hour, per Man, *r 4hk • tohnage or piece charge basis, the chafgee in any instance to he left i f the division cWdf. The department, like all other« engaged « services to the public Is feeHng 4he 4#edt df teCfeaard costs In conducting dpcrittene. Sgt. Chester Coat» of Kent Field, Utah, arrived Saturday on furlough which he will spend with his wife and his parents in Sher f u t tnU A~'e~ man county. Mr and Mrs H H Straughn and Infant who have been visiting hex parents Mr and Mrs C E Coats, returned home to Spokane, Wn., 4>r»> S m t m S m u f j— » jhouU tu torotf»jurTooo4^u o tti f o r und um J , Sunday. ¿foot d ip ro oJv I t to too t u t Mr and Mrs Carl Rutschman of Dayton, Oregon arrived f » r ar** k/rr s/oe view harvest on the Coats ranch. Mr and Mrs Tern Mhrtins guests Sunday eve were Sgt and Mrs Cheater Coat». ’ Later Sgt. and Mrs Coats went to her par ents borne, Mr and Mrs Carrol1 Sayrs of Moro to visit them. A nephew of Mr and Mrs E P Rich, Charlea Hansen, is visiting them from Portland Mrs Victor Smith o f .Hillsboro and Mr anr Mrs Michael Smith V r of Tillamook were guests of Mr and Mrs Marvin Howell Sundaz. Mr and Mr» Afton McIntyre re turned home Monday from at tending the funeral services of to prevent erosion and to keep time makes it easier to handle Saving straw is a proved con- his brother who lived near Pendle up soil pmducthrfness., For ad the straw and stubble at plow r.’/vaJnn praclic-* for increasing ditional Inrormutian on hu'W’ng ing time. Crop residues used as ton. Western farmers’ war-time food this or a similar sprea’.er, a s , Mr and Mrs Owen Barnett ar mulch, instead of being burned p. eduction. A home-made scat- your County USDA War B«v or turned Completely under, help lived house from Portland and t re*- on the combine at harvest Rrtfl On«erv«tlnn Service Mm,.,. will spent the summer here. Mrs Vesta Mathias and daugh ter«, Dorothy and Helen, of Sun Wilma Wilde and son, Billy Sheets nyside, Wn., stopped o ff over motored to Glenwood, Wash., last Friday with her brother and fam Sunday. , ily, Mr «ad Mrs 0 G Hilderbrard. Mr and Mrs William Neabit, FIRE DAWGM GREAT on her way home from a visit with Mr anr Mrs L L Funk dhove to “We're figuring on giving Jup their mother, Mrs Robakah Cor- The Dalles, Hood River and Nor- iter Pterins a 790 hour honor4 y«n <rf Vancouver, Wn. Her lis thweatehm Lake for a week end badge for the thirty days extra ter* Mrs Cleda Bingham and dau trip. he worked for Keep Oregon Green ghter Sharon visiting with Mrs The Red Cross Chairman, Mrs this «rutnmer,1 said Dban Johnson Grace Medler returned home with Ida Everett announces that she Wartime aheppin, and cooking » P r y in g over the o f other S U U * « • Cu«, chair- has on hand material for 25 knee her. man in cmtonChtfng on the very Wesley Wilde was a business bands to be knit and 100 kit bags, are vastly different from tihat food- favorable fire weather for Oregon visitor in Camas, Wash, recently to be sowed. which we have been accustomed Steamed Cheese Bouffie this summer. New« came this week of the Mias Syble Betehe of Moro call to... Now we budget .point» as well 2 tbap batter Speck cayenne " * / « " « •" " ,7 marriage of a former resident, ed Mrs money. Maud Akers Thursday rationed _ _ on _. as We extend 8 tbap flo o r. »cup «rated c h e .« T ’T r Edwin Eaton. and took her to The Dalles th a t i(>ods with those that are on the 9 a .™ „«uv. *> T * Mrs Andy Shearer and grand day. In The Dalles were ah» Mis non-rationed list. Among those i corp milk whlt™ chairman observed, “ Just because son, Billy spent the weekend with Dan McDermid, Mrs Walter Med foods .milk is the beat buy—be- •i tap s».M the rains have been very liberally Mr Shearer in The Dalles. ler, Mr and Mrs B Mallard of cAuae it provides greatest nutri Make cream aeuce of first five and unusually spread out throOgfi Mrs Augusta Huclnn and Mis J Rufue. tive value at lowest cost. ingredients. Add cheese. Remove all of June and July. The fact is YaoDyken «peat Friday, Satur Mr and Mrs W Hall of Yakima. , There Mhouidn t be anv diff ren flre> yolha, cut and fold that the public’s Job on fire pre- day and Sunday in The Dalles Wn., spent the ’weekend with <e between good i food x o a and „ i good «.wxzt nu «... white« beaten stiff and dry. ventkm the retwainder of the w m - M t and Mrs Low el Burria and their daughter and family, Mr trition. Appropriate eating does- Put into the wee-buttered top of mer will be more diffieaht than son Jimsny, daughter Joan and and Mrs Elvis ------- Rich and son. ----------------- mean taking,.the joy out of a double boiler, edver and cook ever. The extra heavy rainfall Anne Clothier went to Portland After church Sunday the Moth- efttinK ------ „ .— can be used to com at a low temperature until firm, has created lush grass and fern Friday and Saturday came back odiate picnicked in the city K park - bo *n*° &ttrartjve nutritious may also be baked in a hut- growth throughout the state and as far as Northweetem lake for Mr and Mrs Albert n dishe« those food» which ore ra- baking dish set in a sha.1- when the hot winds of late Jnly an outing returning Sunday and daughter. Janet, were in The boned. Milk, more than,any < ther |QW water and baked in and August dry them up, the fuel Arthur VanGilder, havnng pro Da«1 lea Sunday. single food, lends itself to tasty *-«*« * alow oven. for fire wHl be heavy and ptontiftll. cured a house near Ms camp at ’ Mrs Anna Lee had a fanAly din combinations, and qontams the Tillamook, Mrs (VanGilder wiD ner for the Smith families. -valuable food essentials that help leave for there th b week Mr and Mrs Roy Straughn o f keep our families healthy and hap- Mrs WilMhm Clothier and dau Lyle, Wn., spent Saturday with py. Every time the homemaker • ghter- Asme went to Condon on Mr and Mrs C E Coats and fam- or dishesft her Tuesday to risk her mother, Mrs ily and callers tha* evening were ghe helping to fill a Alvin Stott. Mr and Mrs Don Hacnab and Mr< part of their daily diet need. Mrs GTdlley and infant went Alex Macnab of Rufus Like milk, cheese has a very «! • ■ ■ y ■ ' I -x to Hood River Saturday to visit. Mr - gfid Eakin in I the wartime c Mrs ----- Elton — , important impoi-UUll place H w.,... Mrs Either Stanley. Mira Stuart Grass Valley were Sunday gues.* which, unless carefully plan- Johnson and Mrs Pardy Rich vis of her parents Mr and M n C K ngd likely to be in adequate in ited in The Dalles Friday. €. • . z’ ✓ Coats. I •».WB many ways, especially in protein.’ Mr and Mrs A B Potter, Mrs Cheese, of eoyrae, is rationed but - Mayme Elliot, Mr and Mrs Bert because it is a concentrated Watkins, Mr and Mrs Elvie Rich source of many nutrients a? well Mrs Ora Workman of Waeco, Mr as protein and is an excellent and Mrs Ross Guiford of Rufus means of adding flavor, points « —. . . . . were in The Dalles Friday. “spent” on this food are wsll Henry Richelderfer of Hermiston sp en t / spent the weekend in Waeco. Do you know the samp1* rules Mrs Hal Shelton and daughter for keening cheese? This impo» Nancy of Toppenish ^>ent the tant protein fo«d may suffer from weekend with her parents, Mr and Have you ever thought of the melting .molding or drying in tl.e . Mrs Ed McKee. home kitchen, unless it is kept Mr afid Hrs Vivian Runt, Mrs important port Sherman County farmers are playing in our Nnw cold anl cut off from air. Refrig- tien's fight for Victory? Without era tor temperature is right for the foods produced right here,.bur cheese. because at keeps the Nattoa’s effort« on the battle butterfat from melting and run- front« should bog down. ning o u t ‘A tight wrapping in Helps Yea Look Your Best R at the spirit that built this com- waxed paper cut» off air from Phene 26S munity «till prevails and insures the cheese and helps keep down FOR APPOINTMENT the protection of our way of living mold. It also helps against dry- Loeul farmers are going all-out ing but drying need not came in spite of advsrsitb to keep food wasto of cheese. Grate hard cheea?, GAS AND OIL lines filled. and use it in cooking or for Any Quantity And, when It comes to. going «11- — ------------- —-------------------------- - K . B . U e K K A N and SOM out to keep machinery on the Job, • Iu su rau ee come to us— your “Caterpillar" Put Your Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel Dealer. Payroll Savings Farm Implements, Bags, Twine ofifi Family Basis PHONES 10 per eea Fsedatore Office Residence lust a Sterling 163 162 182 Point WASCO >: • OREGON -- Hl WA* / ro He.UW , ----------- -- - r - — -------------- or Ì oon ' dairy “AWT’ AOÄS AA® "NET" GAIN. , . t y Buddington •* THE GORGON . O F GREEK MYTHOLOGY tm & ud HAD A SNA H E HAIRDOAND ANY MAN MHO n ATHING GAZED UPON M'rR WY MAS TURNED/?> HO SJONE SHE JUST IWISI<NET MMES COULDN'T M AKE HER HAIR AHYTHMG HER HAIR BEHAVE 6UTA H E rLO S S ! AUBJF! 'a m w «e Z"»•* /, - B rook B RAND council. Keatachy Straight Boarbon Whiskey " tW K K lth r L A S I T S J V A tfK ” . NstieoOl Distillers Product« Corp., N . Y . 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