Sherman County journal., July 30, 1943, Image 1

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Moro, O regon
Wheat For Industry
Being Considered
F rid a y ,
O fficial C ou n ty
30, 1943
Seabees Move In as Batth Rag es
Fire Destroys
Field of Wheat
PttaaibiMty of combatting a gro-
wfiog mortage of starch by man­
ufacturing thia material from low
protein wheat of the mid-Columbia
area ie being studied by a commit •
tee of the Oregon Farm Gbemur-
gic conned »according to Hi W
Derry, manager o f the P P 6 L
compapy’s new industries depart­
ment end secretary of th cheni-
urgic group.
In addition t o food products,
starch goes into adhertves, cer-
tajn ¡¿¡nds of paper and a long
Qf other industrial products
and procegaeg jt „ normally pro-
ducad from
Near Klondike
Wheat Damage Loan Values
Not Over 20
Set On Wheat
Percent, E stim ate F()r
q
Condition of the
th** wheat
Wheat crop
cron in
•
the south end of the county is
Average Bwbel
still a matter for street corner
debate. Highest estimate of dam­
C an ty WiD 1« Wertb
Fight Fire Which Goes
age done is 20 percent which
seems high to some Who hold that
About $125 Tkb v w r
To John Day Rises
winter wheat is not hurt and that
Loan values on wheat of 1843
Fire that is reported to have spring grain will still mature well
H harvest have been set by tbs Com­
started from a truck burned oyer if the weather remains cool
Washington
modity Credit corporation this
about six square miles of wheat has been favorable this week.
growers association whose snerr-
berehip comprises the hay grow-
and range land west of Klondike
In
north end“o< the county week. They are
w different than
_
evailfc tost year and gen-
Wednesday afternoon,
going to gome harvesting is being done but those pwvaUtog
ers
Washington and Oregon,
-bout - ______
hare been endeavoring to obtain
the John Day river
before J t
not general. Some men are er*^F about
Most notable ... change is the ra­
permission from the office of price
»topped.
> ' S it in g until the grain is,* kittle
wed pnce
price put on Rax vrl)ieti has .
administration to add a small
Principal loser by the conflaga- riper gOTne want the mustard that duoed
The present shortage, result«
charge for carrying in the coming in part from cedftng prices which
tk>n was Cyril Kruger who lost
in neary W€iry field to get dry. heretofore received a loan equal
This year the
winter, but without success to make it more profitable for gro­
the major part of ■ has crop of Those who are threshing are re- to other « wheats.
,
dr.t". In the livestock industry wers to feed com to hogs then
wheat only a small part of which ported to be getting about »6 bu- loan on Rex i# 8
plu,er 0,At
ic?d has become the No. 1 prob- .
..
had
been
harvested.
Not
all
of
acre
for
Federation,
it.
lerr It is asserted that there is committee are Professor
his crop was burned. His barley __________ _
For nutober one w |
E H
not enough hay m eight (alfalfa, \ Working with Derry on the
was saved because it would not
Hard, Federation. White
wild or tom» hay) to m eet the
Baart, Blue Stem, Hand
burn and some wheat remained
,
, __ .
.
Wiegand and D D PK1T, OSC;' Dr
requirements and the price of hay
standing.
1
and Northejp Spring
is such that it £s much more pro­
rate is as follows for
The fire burned against the wind
David B Chariton and * Kenneth
fitable to raise hay this year than
as
well
ae
with
it,
fire
fighters
re-
county
points.
The starch from wheat program
ported.
Mrs. Deitrich Reckmann« was
any ofher crop.
smgtoues WBe discussed recently at a chem-
Miller and Biggs $1-284; Rufus
Regulation of meat
cor^mues
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The county fire truck was called buried in the Grass Valley cem- ^ as<x> Klondike $1-28#; Hay Can-
in a mese __j
and there are trfwUv a a urgic ® session called in Portland -
at noon and a large crowd of etery Thursday afternoon follow-
Nish, DeMoas, Moro, tks-
larger number of cattle on the *>X ^«*ry at th e request Of Dr
neighbors responded, but the fire in& her death Monday .at the fam-
Grass Valley, $1-282 Bour
farms than ever before. Butchers G E Hilbert, chief of the «torch
could notrbe put out.- Fightring en- Dy home near Boring,
bon. Kent, Wilcox $1.2*.
have been restricted in daughter- and dextrose dmeton of the de-
ded
at
ten
o’clock
at
night
on
the
Mis.
Reckmann,
born
Dors
Put-
Number one soft white ^jKh 1**'
wig and the livestock has been pil- partment of agriculture’s labor­
John
Day.
jen
in
Germany,
came
to
this
co-
th>n
B
w ^ r n white
ing up. The pubhc has been un- »toy at Peoria, 111., and Dr Lang-
Territory
burned
ie
that
north
untry
with
her
parents
in
the
$
percent
Rax and
E
ie
a
as
A
m
ericas
a
n
i
forces
ou
the
Aleutian
island
sf
able to purchase the meat it needs ford, chief o f the laboratory’s en-
gineering
and
development
sec-
AUu
blasted
sway
at
each
ether.
Seabees
of
the
navy
set
up
bases,
supply
of
the
road
running
east
from
the
eighties
and
lived
here
until
the
Club
wiU
be
eligible,
for
(some excoptiosrs, of course) and
Both outlined studies they centers, and generally started s i’U cry heusekeepiag. Here a truck car- Webfocrt school house to McDon- removal of the family to the vat- jOftng
the basis ft/ niwnbor one
the stockmen are wondering where
fr°™ * ^nd^Z brat somewhere along the shoreline.
aid ferry for approximately two ley several years ago.
at fou,
less than th« above
foux^
they will he able to obtain the bay are making on manufacture of r
miles
or
almost
to
the
Charles
Surviving
are
three
daughters,
figures
for their livestock. Among those starch, glucose, dextrose and feed
v Harper buildings. Fire started on Mrg Elisabeth Hartley of Gras3
.
in touch with the situation there from surplus Oregon wheat,
the
place
immediately
east
of
the
Valley,
Mrs
Katherine
Eakin
of
Some
Wheats
In
are some who predict that meat ~ ------------------
Walker plao? it was reported.
Moro and Mra Marie Eakin of
Soft
OTWr 5 pervem
will be very scarce a year hence
C . _
A fire? m the same dwtnet last g Cyd| four song, Dick of Grass
winter and Wuatom Re*1
for, with feed scarce, there will V C F P S H II D f t O I l g
week burned about forty acres on Valley, John of Kent and Henry ^ u ’ be loaned on at a iwto elght
be nothing to do but slaughter
At
the
regular
July
meeting
of
Old
age
assistance
279.20 land farmed by Clarance Morri- and ^ndy of Boring, two brothers cen^,g under the given figure*. •
Rg^FID Iv 111 <F* F
am imlals on a grand scale.
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the CountyX^ount for the County Clarence Mersir<er, janitor 97 00 w?n ^ut
WBS put
before g et- jqenry Qf Gresham and Andy of
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Mixed wheat ____
wiR taks
The food question gets down to compourK^ ^oW u n d ^ meh trade
Sherman, State o f Oregon held R T Morgan, laber
7.00 tm< .'>*.VOnd. controJ ’ 11
Shaniko and one sister, Mrs Mar ^tional discount of two c«nU per
stood that losses from both- fires ^erj^B vonBorste! of Mllwauke and ,
r
Che chicken* and tarknya. Thuna
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and on July 7, 1842 the fpRowjngjr»- W &Ried
Bon,, snurthouee
were covered by Insurance.
J the wldowet 'bf - - Boring.
-
who raise poultry protoaswnady
Dockage for grada* e Ä be one
8
00
> r s eo powerful in 1 >. <~edwiga were had and'todMn:—
expense
Funeral services were held at cent lesa for No. 2, three oaaU
are worried There —
is > an
^ a A abun­
± r n infecting seeds that they wv»l kill
Re: Claims, General Fund:
the
Methodist cburch in Grass les« for No. 3, six « w ts leas for
Art
Buchohx,
board
of
dance to c >c
harmful ‘germs’ even if they do Clahne allowed and ordered paid.
Valley at two o’clock.
now,
but unless
the
No. 4 and nine cents tose for
2.56
now, v«v
u ,,™
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-
in dipect
rejoru j g*.
Funds: Claims JrMWI!W"
f « d i . m ad. « » .l» b le . .1>»P
p McWborteT,
Drs. Morse & Moore, exam­
No. 5. Weight» that datow toe
a Mowed and ordered paid.
in the flocks » expected.
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nor
grade
remain the aaane as bsfape.
5.00
County Treasurer presented Te- ination of * insane
quartermaster department wishes P*
Mrs
Ethelyn
May
died
Sunday
47.60
The loan rate is the Portland
night while being-returned to the
West
Coast
Print.
A
Rind.
rate
minus the freight to all
UM and Septomber to order to ar- Lehman to North Carolina h a .
W r <wed and ordered filed,
hospital after being at home in
Sup t office
13.86
’
cumulate birds for the troop« provided more
County Treasurer presents se
Moro for two weeks. She suffered
Now the emigrants were in
Sheriff office
191.48
It is considered likely that, un­
overseas, but the feed situation best ways of t r e a t i n g seed» VU* roi. aJUinai report which was exam -
a
heart
attack
several
months
ago
^row
Indian country, but not en- less there is a greater amount of
Assessor
office
7.60
will have much to do with the tltose compounds ,»ays D r M € - ined, approved and ordered filed
and failed to recover. Another tirely rid of Sioux and Arapahoes. ghrinka<e than now aertna >rtb-
Clerk office
6.10
amount df turkeys the govern- Wborter- The compounds contain-
Lester Johnsop presents $20.
Total
168.03
<h Illinois
While the red men were not able, the gthrage price f»r wheat
ment buys for the soldiers.
mg the mercury hi ce in orms
of county ow-
s X
X
X
X
;
openly hostile, they wotod .1- to th l. county .h.u,d
Bushong
&
Co.
Corn is aknoet impossible to such as Ceresan will impart
prvperty ¡n Waaco: Bid ac-
Assessor office
3.68
M r l y H. Of her life to Sherman
™
an ¡ X
’ of armmd » .
obtain in the northwest accord- poisonous vapors even
porous
declared
Sheriff
office
15.37
ing to reports, and this is almost material such
2
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m
4
a
m
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turned
to
the
southwest
as
Clerk presents Court with deed-
Total
19.06 girl. She was the widow of Wal- the h,gh upland,, pawing
a must' in feed for chickens and m turn disinfect seed placed on i t
th» 500 000
turkeys. Argentina corn, which oth ef kinds must come in direct
Wasco-Sbenrian Public (Health
ter A May and had been active famous and nnpomng Red Buttos, sent eattmatoa of
Dep’t. nurse salary 48.33
■formerly came into the northwest contact with the seed.
in the operation of the M ly »tore near the mouth of Poison Spider matoriahxe.
foreclosed property
located in
* nursa travel - 34.50
by the shipload, » no longer a v - ----- ----- --— —
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Creek, about fifteen mrfles frorii ---------------------
in Moro
’
Wasco to A.J. and Leona Smith.
*
ailable because of a shortage of
_______ Total
8283
Surviving are a eon, Paul of the pfeaant Casper. It waa a
Deeds approved and signed.
Dep't of Agriculture
cargo space
Moro, a sister, Mrs Alta Thomas high wind-swept region, the hab-
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Sealer of wts. & measures
3.76
Sunset Motor Co. Expense
Beef slaughtering m the north­
L M Webber of Moro and two o<te and trustful sage hen-
of official car
west has increased a good 20 per
1.80 grandchildren.
Great Plains Reached
Regional Agricultural Credit
cent during the past few weska..
Marie Hoskinaon, assessor’B
Funeral services were held from
Far
to
the
west
stretched
the
corporation
loans obtained thrartfik
Cattlemen who 'were holding out
office help
. /10.92 the Moro Presbyterian church
their white county USDA war boairti are Mh
for higher prices are now ship
Clarence Mersinger, labor
Tbursdav afternoon at two with Rocky
ping in train loads every week
Transfer of funds made in ac DeMoss park
summits gleaming in the suu- «toting HIM
10.26
and the packing plants of Wash­
light. Willow Creek Crossring was finance production of
Wily W Knighton, expenses
Wasco.
an oasis for the tired emigrants, of needed crop« and
ington and Oregon are
to sup’t conference
32.80 _______ _____ _
full blast- Considerable of the beef
where good wood, water and of liveetock and poultry according
Wily W Knighton, sup’t
TIRES
MAY
BE
SHORT
grass were found . in abundance to a report received•’•hto^toeelfW
now being butchered is rang« to
office help
142.50
grassfed cattle and doe« not coin«
George
A
Potter,
chairman
of
i t waa an emerald -gem in tho the Oregon *
p xrvide a driver therefor.
State Ind. Acc. Comm-
up to army specifications, which
Resnhitioo a'fnnW -wh**rein
4.78
the
local
rationing
board
has
re-
¿uji
setting of the gray hriWs.
from the Farm
Peace officer protection
wants No. 1 beef for the huge
fXi.OO be transferred from nr? City of Moro, water, June
7.80 ceivad information from .to te
Ju, tbe
„ e , me »ration, SpoU »b
daily requirements. No. 1 beef is
v mt Toad funds to a Road iSink Pac. Power & Light Co>.
.
hcadquartor. that the tare a.tua-
gre>t
G row «, obtomed
_
grainfed ,and the shortage of hay
26.63 «on i, now very eenous and it
Qregon Tr>u
, ndepen. loan, to ftmux» 10,813 » « " » “*
irg Fund for the purpose of do Lighte for June
and different grams for cattle
appeare doubtful if recapned and
,Ro«k. It ie located on the 31 different cropa. ■ « > .
fraying future costs for construe Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co
feeding last year forced many
28.90 repaired tires will last until the Sweetwater river, about ^
Tjtwn 2506
it’ng and repairing countv road telephones
fifty-two
2505 acres
acres wae the Iarf«4$
cattlemen to resort to range fat­
John
H
Mallon,
gov’t
aunnlv
of
eyntteb«
tire,
becomes
The
««e
of
a ««1»
A Sherman^eounty y « * b who end bridges and acquiring, remlat
tening. Northwest cattle growers
12 M aTOi,‘ b k - W that Grade 1 tire
to « r o w e X ^ c i ^ ^ ,
tnanner
expen?
?
eatablishing a real record a , a ing and repairing of road pon.t
are beginning to wonder if grass -
J C Freeman p.m., stamps
It to stated that Grade I tire
M at^ra are goto« to bewm e a U niud s u t e , Marine U Private ruction
for
clerk’s
office
,
fert ,n were auch t t e t
;
Stocks On the
me Pacific coast
..... ........ will
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glut on the market. Such beef Je<n E Dutton,- of W a«o.
In
Adrtotion e f 1943-44 Pud
J
C
Freeman
n.m.
box
rent
3
10
laet
but
a
month
and
a
half,
that
-
TOrying
in
helght
u
in
fimmeto«
?, good meat, but with point ra- H# w e n t ly quahfled
F . t t Motion dulv made and c a r
« 1«7 feet on the aouth end litted source« c< «redit
Grade III tire, are available but from
tioning and the armed force, t o t
riftom an-ihi«he.t rating that ried that
»*7
of irwane
6.00 there is shortage of recanoing
nopth
R
w h t different hinda, < 3 ^ 7
ing practically all
« » be attain«! by the m a tter- reducing the prtnoajd road amk-
&
material.
Synthetic
tires
are
being
much
like
a
gjanthay
«tock
and poultryjrere
beef their only market ™ / [ v112»n necto
that weapon—end here tog fund to the
(¡^ » w
7.70 made but most of them must go
expense
7®
r
field
including
42,526 chwlpnf.
eomeumption on a ration«, fetal«.
fllMtrate. the « « d ie n t form (ri redi.ct.om
th en J ” « .“1*"1 Davy R»id. .co. comm.
18.00
* have been na- 767 turimya.
' * 7 ^ , -n od t t . t 7 5 S ? h l e dlrttaettm-
an order o f adontrnn rif fendrrt
j Miller
wmnlf 16.80 to the army and will not be given
to
civilians
for
srthh
tune.
p
tm w e rs who 418 head of berf ca#I*
Great reaerve. of fuel oil and
f orm«- Weeco high aeh-ol and making a le w of * 6 0 6 8 2 2 T
Johnson, district
9 #0
It i. » id that paaeenger care
J
Ju]y 4
the gg4 , h««p Bnd tomh^ W>4
gasoline are feeing bui* upr In
fr«,tonen foot- to be raimd by tonatlon « w r in g
are being lard up for lack of re-
.
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iry c o w . • .
yJ.
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Washington, Oregon and Alaska,
at t^e University of Ore- the fiscal year July 1, 1943 to 1Lr!zlv,^1
Mid-Col. Txpr
Typewriter shop
1.00
P*iT
*
an<1
at
the
rftte
of
-
Special
war
crop
advance»
but not for the use of ¿J® ***'
found that marksmanship June 30, 1944 inclusive.
ibrtmr «t treasurer’s office
m crn al Revenue
125^600 per .month in the U nited Rock Wen M»rked
<2i
The war strategy board ha«
the Marine Corp«, for he
No further matters, bei
*
It
is
the
moat
celebrated
of
all
production
ef
111.44
SUtes.
•sued a directive to the C
draWg a . bonus of $5 per issue Court adjdurned.
V-Tax due
odl companies to create au-rt»® mOnth in addition to Ihto regular
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Mira.
Taylor,
veterin-
3 00
Wheat future, prices fluctuated mature'« rign 'P®’u
and "
*1**?
r e s e r v V o f these petroleum pro- ^ “ /« h o o tiK expert.
CLAIMS PRESENTED
arian>a L L he)^
r
within narrow Kmite at important amoott side, of hard gray p am to W e
^ ^ .„ „ t o d llir
dpeta. The purpose 4a to anttoi
priv>te Dutton, who livwd in SHERMAN COUNTY, OREGON. sherman County Journal
«3.8« md-weetern market, during the thou»nd. of « p lo r e r . - ^
c r o P J » _ -* * * *
Tktaa to W 'W r*‘
pate the big. Pacific p u a h ./^ ^ J
hW
parents, GENERAL AND ROAD FUNDS
printing,
__ t____
_ their 16,430
13.26 «-»V of Julv 23 according to tho velers carved or
pumted
(W risk p r o t o n
several thousand surface »hip*
Mrs W E Dutton, was FOR JUNK. J94A. AND AJPPRO- CC Wilson, sheriff «**>.
dates of their vis- mad¿ for higher
w«aw Tnnd Administration. Adran- name« and the
—
, —
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every description and thousands »
W wcohigh school VED AT JULY TERM OF THE standard Oil Co. of Calif.’ 12310 cee at aom. «cinte reflected mill it». Neemith recorded that fee ~ r - to
wk<re
of aircraft combine to move
gra
mpjeted a year at
COUNTY COURT THEREOF
exp
’ —
exp. co. —
official
car
buying ae protection against «ub- ved his name on the rock end
»
£
w
the Japanese to wip» n u t*
Univeraity of Oregon before Claimant
1.00 atantial flour » le e , rtrenwtt to jl.tod « m e young tod .« iff » r - ibtae,
tM W dW H W :
Portland
atontto, f l o u t ^ e .
Ç
^
O
. ^
1
took P - e t t »
The vessel« from
.
P^rtUnH
m ,
S W WOTk
‘
$227.15
J.M
Wilson,
co.
General Asniatance
k «ino- in
in- Catholic missionary.
buytog
to volume
volume bv
by distiller
0««
rf th# caHeu it crop wnwn
fMm.
02.40 The Dalles Clinic
Marines la«« Aid (to dependent children
tercets
He
lh<
10.00 Continued on Page Three
Aid to blind
h
Neighbors and Fire Truck
Mrs. D. Reckman
Dies At Boring
tegpy
V^ll
County Court Proceedings For
July Concern Many Things
BWM
A
Mrs. Ethelvn May
Buried Iu Wasco
as pMer.
Pioneers Make
n
1 ft D/>/»La
laCCOlQ Vzll AOCK5
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Uw
<W
Government Gives
Credit To Farmers
Aboto^
DMltutlwlr 8W
aoraaM
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