Sherman County journal., July 28, 1944, Image 1

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About Government,
Politics and People
Moro, Oregon ftridlfr, Juiy 28,
Bright Tfcaa Before;
AB boots Over Tap
on the Northwest
O ffic ia l County Paper
Sales Electric Wire
Wheat Crop
Will End Monday
County Good As Harvest
i KW.I
° " f o f Current
In HntrUan
A broken wire that fell to the Gets G o in g
Conaty .Record Leaf
W ÍfÁ e s p e c ia l e m p h a s is
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U Those
wL^.” w 2^.
ground and started a gra«< fTre
oq the west aide of the Doeebutes
Acre
river Wednesday afternoon dis*
ropted electric service from that
point to th^ four counties: One
tog w»« out, therefore, some
households had electricity f o r
«x'ktog and lights. In other plac- Further Information bn the j
'i w aa,
Russian Squeeze Is on Warsaw
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L A T V IA
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County Valuation
Set At $9,722,526
For Tax Year
Receipt of I tility
Valuation Frora State
L IT H U A N IA
Tax Courouou Makes Total
Valuation of Sherman - county
according to appraisals made on
local property by Charles Rug-
gles, assessor, and on public afil-
rtiee by the state tax commission,
is 19,722326. This to a higher Val­
uation than the county Baa had
for several yearn, ft b U m i
a 'iS S S S a u fL ^
hare
** J g h td w*re • dim red.
»fives t now being bu
Uto ^terral im J T -
Elevators in all Sherman ooun- dicates that the average
bushei-
V«Ta
M o s t e t - tJ were gtopped and
|ineg
per w r t Wlll be <er]y 3o
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Mestday. AS agencies
we®
aUir« n - . i ___ - w
trucks awaited the return o f pow- !<*■ some part« of the
fall
tho county
<
te gen
to - * k . flaal J rapart
report Man
A6out
There is ¿ ill time
w
tn a r u
Wendell Balsiger, Manager
of
inicie and service resumed
**,p
r o v v r e thinks
the Moro Grain Growers,
If coming events cast their
KAUNAS.
ILNA
EAST
shadows before tfaen^ than that
•post-war era is rusting faster
P R U S S IA ^
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than the average citizen realtors
and will be hc^o bef.ire 50 pfer ient
— u.
of the proporti a
• . t i are
in
the average in the central
••er t r a l part of
the blue print stage. It requires
Reports of bonds sales as made •
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e r a s
no prophet nor the son of a pro- cffirfrilly hy the state Wgr Fi- L a C l C t t f C o m b í l l C S
the county Will be in excess of
POLAI
from 19,189,703 in the . tset two
80 bushel*. Bis estimate is based
I Let to interpret the signs The nance Committee and the Shennan
years.
»rward county ernmnf ttee are getting do»- Q t a lK Z P S P l a n i
on early yfbldg on lighter land l7Z.n?A71
war departrasii s looking forward
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to the wind-up of host litie « h» a i t together as the Fifth War
where 22 butiteto wad the lowest,
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The biggest part of this valu­
matter of months—a yes»- at the Loalt
oan nears its end-
Word wee received late last Cther land aew being harvested is
ation to local property, thert be­
outside, -apparently.
OmciaT. figures give this eoun- week that the delivery of Jntcr- waking well trver 80 And in some
FIÌ
ing 17.888370 of real and g W M -
Already military installations ty $2043*1- r Local figure* are national combines i o this county <»*•• 56 or more
al property cbefffied' as - local.
some built scarcely one year ago $219,470.72. Biggest jeaaag far would be delayed another ten
Around Wasco the wheat is
Valuation of property owned by
are being abandoned and orders difference 1a a sale of 11 6 300 in «^ys or so. Farmers ’ who had running better than
30 burhels
utilities in this county to $8384,-
have been issued for the removal C bonds that has not Been offi- ^>een wailing to got them for this
*H reports, although some
254 an increase from $1,'W,711
of build ngs. At Camp Adair, near daDy reported, but wBl be made harvest immediately began mak Xrain near Klondike is not expect-
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With the evacuation of Bowel hy the Germans, the way was made -af* year.
Cerwlbe, Oregon, the department h* time. In B bonds there is but hig othsk* arrangements for cut-
"to make that. Etost and north clear far the Bed army to apply the pincers to the strategic city of
ha« decided that it will not need I 1® “ot counted.
ting. Lester and Howard Conlee of Klondike, however, the grain is Warsaw. Map shows how Minsk and Bowel may be used as spring- Branch Per Mile Vales Up
45300 acres of the best farm land
a *too • » $132355.75
in
E
rented the Stanley Kruoow doing ae we» or better than last hoards for that drive. Vilna a prey front Minsk with Latvia's capital
This increase bee been made to
city. B in . menaced by a drive from Polotsk
in the
Willamette valley as a bond»; $2294 fn F bonds; $8.000 machine and are getting into the yrar and ft is thought that the
spite of the removal of <M Shun-
training reservaton
The build- to G bond»: $33366 in Cbond*; c «ld
this week. Others i»ortheastsrn part of the count
nty
iko end of the branch f o e to M tet
jngs, now emp**. ti of troops, are $^NX> in 2 1-2 percents; 1836 in 2 have net been so successful in will produce more grain than fWr
la s t year 60-49 mitor o f tola
barricaded ami the la«t 35,00«) of P«rre«U; 126366 in 1 1-4 percents making plans for • harvest, but several years. West of Wasco
branch were aeaeaeed: ttoto year
•o ld e r. were moved away this cnd >21300 in the 7-8 percent neighbors will probably come to wheat to «making nearer 40 bushels
52.61, a loe» o f 12.12 otitoA Val­
the rescue.
tlian any other figure according
month. The miHcshed which sup- bonds.
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uation per fkrila hae rihan from
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tc reporta.
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plied that popigation 1» now . There are three classifications
stiibble fire occurred
$9768 to 110,560, m4kfeg the to­
Harvesting has hardy started Tuesday on the Hilderbrand place
without a customer and grade A
akk-L the county and
te’ valuation $ 5 * 3 6 2 -tolRtoff of
^55**^*^ V»Bhy but some are cut- northeast of Wasco but was soon
irilk. which reduced the supply of
are made- Tbere l" Seed Crops W ill
1590,866. Valuation o f yaxtift»and
ting and .g^ports of yields are stopped by a gang of plows man-
that grade for civilians for a
. b bond quota, ttiat indrvidua
Bound for Salt Lake City to s ki ngs have increaahd by naerly
distance of 80 miles, is now releas- Q L ? - ! ???* wlt$iA. M ffftded to Bring A A A Payment
very good. Roy Bar- net! by the Hilderbrand and Wal- nttend a conference, which will, 12000 in the year. Lota to toe
net is cutting west of Kent and ter Medler craws. The county fire tlis week, consider asking the
ed for e vilian consusbers. To help
bueta to make the ‘ in
county has therefore been hot
Growers of vetch and pea seed getting good returns on early truck made the run to the firo Interstate Commerce Commission 133.440.
Camp Adair, adjacent cities amen-
B«Wip - and the
^Exportations there but it was controlled before its for a substantial nation-wide re­
ced their ordinances and permit- S?****?^?
crops in Oregon this season will *own ,
fov M. bushels per arrival. No wheat waa burned-
ted lower grades of milk U be
tln“ ’ " 8he™ ln county's he able to earn an AAA practice
duction in rates on shipmeto of Railroad Te Pay More
payment for leaving <H {he straw acre aecordug to statement» by ---------------------
wool. Public Utilities Commission-
Valuation of all radroada baa
.Total quote: U7B3U0
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tbs
grotinff
wl*tn
comhuwn«,
Mu-«-
.Pt
Geqgge 0 a g g , ascqiupanied by iaeraaaad to U t i U H t M a $1,-
report, that the rraiu H o U S C H u n t i l l V
Camp Abbott, on the h < n 4ss-
sales: $«$M 7» . •
bis superintendent of rail trans­ 428396 last year Tndteotteg that
by returning ft to the bofl if a va s of poor quality appeared cor-
uaBB
ert of «entrai Oregon, whtoh Whp
portation, J. H. Carkln, left Sal­ the railroads will bear the huger
stetianary
outfit
to
used,
the
Mate
QUOTA
u*ed as a training ground for
n e t when ™<te « , » m e t h e Harries Housewives
em
yesterday.
AAA
office
has
announced.
The
g bonds Individual Oorp.
part of the inc m ate 4bi VtiBty
the engineers, is being abandons*)
f.rat cutting, on the lighter land,
payment
amounts
to
60
cents
an
After
attending
the
Salt
Lake
<14« ,000
valuation.
131,000
and t b s activity transferred to $106300
did look shriveled, it to reported.
Mr and Mrs Paul Cyphers have
acre.
Other utilities and their ralue
the Puget sound area. Army man­
h
SALES
However, test weights showed it bought the Endicott house and are meeting, they will return to Port­
This practice was authorised for to be 60 pound wheat and later getting St ready to move into by land in time to join interested ns set by the. state tax oonantooton
euvers last summer on the high 1182,666
1173.350
146,126
Dunne th . third w«r loan drire <*• « " » « " •
but the ta rv«,ud ' train « plump and the’firat 'of
month.’ They have Oregoniana in diacuaum* t t » « c e p . are: telephone componto« $ ltt,
desert involved 100300 men. On
that
could normal.
rormui.
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.k . Phillips
Pfcili... fcn...»
the Commiasioner
expect- 132.34; electric eombazdea 9269,-
the Oregon coast half a dozen in­ thfs couhty bought 1253,000 in action waa
w* 8 ~ ao » lato
w w
»x little
irvue couio
been
living h.
in the
hous
ing
to
file
against
the
proposed
120.28; telegraph coftapdtf«» $1A’
done to make it widely known
Harvest ng seems to be going Unce there arrival here. It is also
stallations for the coast guard •U bonds and in the fourth war
rate'
reduction
on
jfhipmentn
of
511.22.
For the first < tim e the
T
jff
R^fWizer
value
of
legume
along
very
well
with
enough
men
reported
that
Mr
and
Mrs
A
H
ltave been ordered removed and lf>n drive it bought $224300
f
eah
and
processed
meats
from
Michigan
co-operative efectrfe'Hno
straw is high, and the additional (although wqmen a r e driving Barnum have bought the Poley
contractors have been invited to
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the
Middle
West
to
the
Pacific
has
been
put
on the tax ralto- ’ It
organic matter improves the soil many trucks) and threshing con hot»© now occupied by Mr and
bid on the grazing. The nermanent GASOLINE FOR FURLOUGHS
coast.
is
valued
at
$92.40
per mfle or
cantonment in southern Orégon
A new policy on granting gas- fracture, making full use of such ditions good.
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, Mrs Lawrence Kenny, who ar?
11049.66
total.
The
Locust
Grave
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raw
house
hunting.
Camri George A Whr'te, has been oime rations to members of the *traw o w o l the best conservation
line is valued at 1330 pCr m ffi or
abandoned, the last troooe moved armed services on leave or fur- Practice, according to OSC soil
New arrivals who are here for
Oregon Drivers
Game Commission
a total of $4290? ' ; '
cut and the place is now headquar leugh was announced today by •pcdallsts.
harvest or other work have about
file d all the available houses. Mr
terr for hundreds of prtoonsrt of McEtonnell Brown, district OP A
Land Big Aaaet
To Give Doe Tags
and Mrs J F Johnson are looking
The land at Camp Adair is to > Effective July 25, 1944, « mem- Tuberculosis Kills
for a house, it is reported as they
Greater part of the value of
Speed
'hecks maintained on
Applications for the special doe will move here soon.
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th« county is bCtBlable toted
be sold. It was purchased from ksr of ttw armed services on leave
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th< P acfic highway showed that which to 153013W . :The non til
oeer and cow elk tags are accum­
farmers and the original owner* cr JuHough for « period o f three M/kf£
Y CAP
85 percent*of the motorists using lable forty percent to ratued at
ulating
rapidly
at
the
office
>f
will have the first chance fo buy
ofj*66l$h tiHl be entitled
“BLOCKBUSTERS"
the highway during the rftonth of 1291.810. Improvements ori^fattns
the
Oregon
State
Game
Commrs-
by
the
it back, but after being a train « « « im u m of 8ft gallons
The
* 7 UW*
June traveled up bo 50 m iles an are worth aceoftflfig 'to tbe aia-
Aseocia 181 on 88 the deadline for the draw- COST 1778 EACH
inv ground for more than a year, new nde replace* one granting a
*" ona* Tpbsyculo» s
A ‘‘blockbuster” bomb weighs hcur, Secretary of State Farrell
filled with fox-holee. enrntv fh*H
* ve
to
member ®on<
tuberculosis deaths and ing approaches-
easoris figure», 1516,320 " and bn-
4,000
pounds and costs $778, it said thia week. The speed checks
If by the end of the day’s busi-
rrovements on city lots Ute worth
csses etc., it is no longer the Of the armed services on leave, death rates In 1943 show that
was learned today at the head­ are maintained by the traffic en­
U<ah
had
the
lowest
rate,
10.3
n<«s
on
August
1,
the
applications
furlough
or.
pass,
regardtoss
of
1268,910 and the lots therfttelves
beauWul farm land o f pre-war
per 100,000 population Oregon had on (hand exceed the nurriber of quarters of Major General Da­ gineering divirion of the highway 149320. *
length o f the leave.
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devg. Some of the farmers are the
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the seventh lowest rate, 21.9 per tags authorized for any particu- vid McCoach, Jr., Commanding department.
Farm implement» are valued at
Hill nrr-rimr thrtr eHinrt -t-H -rt ELECTRIC IRONS
100,600. Between .Utah tend Ore- lar area, a drawing will be held General of the Ninth Service Com­
The section of the highway up­
fb® prove m t # .
tb-v
1473,390,
horaea and mutoe $18,*
mand,
Fort
Douglas,
Utah.
CQMTNG IN FALL
gon are: Nebraska, Iowa, Idaho, at 1:30 p. m., August 2, 1944, at
on which highest speeds were re­ 880, cattle 1434,600» to te^ $ 0 .-
did not receive full ralue for
Of the 2,037338 electric irons Wyoming and Kansas, aH with the Oregon State Game Comm¡8-
corded was the area south of Junc­ (MO.rhoga 125,460 and poultry
their prone-tv from the wnr de-
already authorised for civMton pro- «’rath rates below 21 per 100,900 s'on office in 616 Oregon Build ng CANNED MEATS
tion
City were 85 percent of the 12280. Stocks of goods hara de­
rurtment. All cases which have
tnu. far be«, t^ed h .e e b e«! ™
wlH
"' £ £ £ ? in th a ..t h
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P° rtlaml-
M0RE PLENT,FUL
imotorists traveled at speeds of creased to 174/180 from $87300
52 mile« an hour or under. The last year and furniture am) equip
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.ate, for S
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T
X ^ in ^ th e “
Rut t
lowest section was the area north ment (hae atoo taken a drop o f a
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of Jennings Lodge, where the fi- few thousand dollars. -
and unsmoked, as well as spiced Bure for the 85 percent faction
mar the way for the return of wni some of them are expected to }>e «T.te are Arisona, New Mexico,
QAn - „
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luncheon meat, spiced and press- wae 47 miles an hour.
industries of Deacetime production available in the fall.
District - of Columbia. Kentucky,
T
Easy Test For ]
ed
ham and pressed pork are a-
“As tires get older and “
.. Tennoaaeth Maryland., Ootomdo ’>“Ck d? r
M"Un* ‘n
Jiundredsl
contracts b a v e 'a l ____________
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mong
the
canned
meats
coming
summer
heat
adds
to
the
heat
~ cw lL fttiW aM
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refuge hunting area. Application
ready been terminated, the con­
down in price'. The reductions will generated by friction, high speeds ► a f S d V f f F l
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f
g
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d
e
e
r
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,«
to
the
nation.
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te­ result when new ceiln g prfftago become increasingly dangerous.” 1
tractors paid off and the book7
al death rate during 1943 1,
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*<
de-
balanced. Manv of tb^ra were im­
Have you had to oall the
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I'arrell said.
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ahown, ' according to the report. '"red> name “
a<Wre“ of "’,pl1- into effect on August 4.
portant contracts and tbev gavn
ber lately to elean out the
Dcatha . i K i ’ «he dfaea« were “ nt’ ,nd nurabe: *nd fc n,d j f
employment to thousands of wor­
under your kitchen atiUc 7 Tf »o,
G u a d a lc a n a l R a h F ry
41.« par 190.000 as compared to hunt" *
,f lfcCT,e already
kers, who are now idle'. Most of
it pieans you have pfobably be<t
4.1.1 in 1942. The total number of k» ' p u r c h a s e d . It i, not nee-
these terminated contracts have
wasting fats that toould have
death,
in the United Stated for
bu>’ the hunting been«,
been in the east, although a few
been saved and channeled into the
the y « r V 19^3 m a M J78 and however, until the applicant la
have been in the Pacific nortbwes*
war effort. PlundMrffTettto^^ltoat
118,042 new caw« of tdberculo,i,
« » t he
>» > ™ « l •>
and in California.
nine
out of ten clogged dratee ra-
tag. No fees should be remitted
were reported.
Another siam of what can 09
suit
from aocumoTltorf rgfho
with any applications for doe
expected is that Private industry
which
catches! solid
deer and cow elk tags.
has been permitted to acquire
finally produces the
Mew Non-Highw ay
small amounts of restricted ma­
means an overflowing erftk
terials with which to design sam
FOOD ALLOTMENTS
•11 the other trouble that
Gas Coupons
pies of goods for the civilian mar­
w<th it.
FOR FARM HELP
ket. Thiw is a start, and with th?
Carsful salvaging of faitet 00
New. npn-highway, serially-num-
Farms, randhee and other non-
end of hostilities the plants will
that no drop goes down the drain,
hered gasoline coupons, E-2 and inet’tutional employers o f sea son-
be
resumfe the
uc able,
aoie to
vo remune
wie manufac
manuiac
. '0^^- <1.
el ri
net only eliminates all tiMTfco-
R-2 are now being towued in strips >l workers may now apply for
turc of these commodùtSe»'’ wtth $ f
tber and expense hut
to
farmers
and
other
non-highway
allotments
of
rationed
foods
to
liffla
Ina« nWktiztM
r L tlrlv a*
■
little a lost
motion asr m
quickly
helps our
__
user», QFA hoe anounced. The feed workers hired for 60 days or
sufficient auppliet of the restrict­
used to (make munitions,
new couponi will be good concur- lees, the Office of Price Adminis-
ed materials aire available. Scores
medicine^ ayntheffc
On« o f mart «peetoeutor U« rm tly
th , E -l ad R -l cou- tration announciq. Previously, al-
of manufacturers are tinkering of Iee-Ctopadc« of 1945$ dastiing pon» now in circulation. The five- lctments were granted for 36 days
leather end etoort of
with metals trying to deede what ice extraraganaa, is P h i T^a/lor. ^ H o « r .2 coupons are printed or less. Farm workers employed
duetts eooontihl'te th o 1
U . S. Marin« Corpa Fhoio
they can beet make at the lowest daring etilt skater, who w D be fo blue Ink, and the one-gallon E-2 foi more than 66 days must eon-
And on top of to aO,
tetat
Out of the most popalar spare time diversions of Marines on Goad-
price and plsee
eooMmflr a»ceu - j in limited • Pcrttood Ice *)>eeffical>y carries the legend— tlnue to turn in thsir ration potets
dealer
will
pay
alcaaal today to Bshlng, usually followed by a ftsh fry, shown above,
market in the shortest space of Arena
engagement, opening July •‘Not food for obtaining gasoline to tha'r employer» for food aer-
rad ratio
Smoke
a gets In the eyes of f three volunteer cooks who are preparing
« JW
Contlnued on Paga Two
fish AtoU
to propel registered vehicle.”
of fate you bring hkn.
ved that requires pointe.
A
Stubble Fire
Com m issioner
Brings Truck
Goes T o S a lt L a k e
F o r Conference
Doing Fifty
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