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be here «0 they can aee and hear
area fo r pIWe S-
OKF1CIAL COUNTY PAPER
bun ,n person
or
M to th e o rien t
Mr. Morse i , not a Jew: he I. Jf
pr(>)fram for th< dama , ,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
a descendant o f a Welshmen He ctrrjpd through they ah&uJd
Payable in Advaace .
is not a new dealer, bem» a l.fe
by the tjme th e
ONE YEAR .........................»2 '0 long Republican and one who :«
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theory.
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eral m U hought-the kmd toe
rongreraional
NEW DIVISION NEEDED
party is c n tie aed for not h a v i n g ___ .
It has been said many tim e , that
M or«'
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: American politics divide people ,w problenui from a legal stand- «orved 111' Alaska a t vaTioo» t o e.
. cn a partisan h a.is «m t h a. no
befiu a man T t h e .aw.
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Chairman,
Full E m p lo y m e n t?
Anwrican
an
Economic Foundation
on
A* d e b u te d
Dr. Alfred P. Haake
, Induttrici Economist, Author,
L ectu rer
by
Benjamin C. M a r s h
Executive Secretary, The People*»
Lobby, Inc.
CHURCHES
cracked wheat at junior wbH« you
munch the Melba—help yourself
to a howl o f cereal and energy at WASCO METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School- a t HP.OO A. M.
the sam e tim e.
Morning Worship a t 11:00 A. M.
NOTICE OF FIN A L ACCOUNT Epworth League a t 7:00 p. m.
F L. Cannell. pastor.
Notice is hereby gi ven th at the
rndereigned haa filed in the Coun­
ty Court o f the State o f Oregon
foi Sherman County her Final
Account and Report as Adminis­
tratrix, with the w ill annexed, of
the E state o f Donald R . Burnet,
ck ceased, and that Wednesday,
the 22nd day of November, 1944,
at the hour o f 10KM) o ’clock A . M.,
of sa d day*, at the courtroom of
said court, in the courthouse in
Moro. Sherman County, Oregon,
Jiave been fixed by the Court as
the tim e and place for hearing of
objections to said Final Account
and Report and for the settlem ent
o f said estate.
Zelia Schilling
y
Administratrix/:. t.a.
T Lester Johnson
A ttorney at law
Wasco, Oregon
Moro Community
Presbyterian Church
Bible School 10 a. m.
Morning Worship 11 a. m.
Sermon “The Christian Mood”
Phil 4: 4
C. E. E. 7:30 p .m .
Wed. 7:30 Junior Choir •
Wed. 8 Prayer M eeting
James D. Moberg, pastor.
MR. MARSH OPENS: The best
DR. HAAKE OPENS.' “Private En­
proof private enterprise cannot pro­
terprise” is the label we have put on vide full employment, that la sus­
Individual ownership of the tools of tained employment of all employa­
production and exchange. Under that bles, la that It never haa. It never
system, enterprise must please the approached such employment, except
Christian Science Society
customer or fall. Opponents of Indi­ under conditions which led to a col­
Sunday morning services at
vidual ownership seem to resent the lapse, such as the economic idiot’s
fact that the customer can throw out delight, which ushered in the stock
11:00 a. m. Subject “Probation
of work the workers in enterprises market collapse of 1929, the era of 15
A fter Death”
million unemployed which followed,
that do not please him, and argue “Hoover prosperity”, and the current
W ednesday night service at 3
that if government owned the tools, war, which has employed nearly all
includes testim onials of. healing.
this disemployment could not take employables. There was fairly full
The reading room in the rea*
place. In other words, the opponents employment while we had good free
of the building is open. All as
of individual ownership want the land, and before extensive mechani­
tborized Christian Sciencd '.iter*
government to take freedom of choice zation from farm to factory, but not
ture can be bought or borrowed
away from the customer and force since. Our productive plant, farm, as
him to accept the products of govern­ well as factory, has outstripped our
ment-owned factories regardless of capacity to consume out of current
which ia essential to sus­
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT _
whether he likes the products or the income,
tained consumption, aa wtll ba bru­
meaning. It is true. Probehijr th*s
j literally true that labor lead-
y
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SUMMONS
prices. No matter how thin yon »lice tally obvious, when even 6 million
Notice is hereby g ven that the
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northern territory a fter they have this theory, it is still employment bp soldiers are demobilized, and 8 mil­ In the Circuit Count o f the State
election shows tnM a s ik>sU4nly as
who have been before labor
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CoUior,
undersigned
haa filed^n the Coun­
government force. Obviously “full” lion workers disgorged from war pro­ o f Oregon fo r Sherman County:
ha,
election ever held.
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the State o f Oregon
employment could be attained by duction plants. Private enterprise la
John A. Joyce, plaintiff, vs. Jack
If we were divided on an econ-
U r have endorsed him AND
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operated for profits, not to provide
for Siherenan County her Final
complete
government
domination.
Just
, omic basis ban. in the United “
L i sts who have come be- ^ ^ L ^ T . l U n
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Reynolds and M argaret Reynolds,
ps the southern 'planters had “full" employment, nor to Increase con­
Account and Report as Adminis­
sumption.
It
necessarily
fears
price
d«-fendants.
employment of their slaves, but I
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tratrix
of the E state of Lilah Hall,
surpluses. Its breakdown
To Jack Reynolds and M argar­
don’t think we’d like i t In America reducing
was concealed during the Coolidge
dteeaeed, and that Wednesday, the
“employment” has always been the era by installment buying. Its break­ et Reynolds, defendants:
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t^ m X t , c ' Oland tou^
”” ’ tri' t,y jU<*k , i ‘ t o ^ u ™ t o ' C X
« f th e world
voluntary exchange of goods and ser­ down was evidenced by bonus march­ IN THE NAM E OF THE STATE 15th day o f November. 1944, i t
th t hour o f 10:00 o’clock A. M.,
vices between workers. We “employ es, and the army of unemployed in
•OF OREGON, you. and each of
possibly perpetuate an adminlatra-
That
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each other and we have done a very Hoover’s regime. Its breakdown was
of eaid day, at the courtroom of
t on it dislikes. Southern senators nM?T)daton
¡8 unanswerable S h u m an county during the coming good job of it when government was concealed in “New Deal" days by the you, are hereby required to ap­ r.aid court, ¿n the courthouse in
content to be Itself—that is, the traf­ policy of defleiteering. Private enter­ pear and answer the complaint
ard repreaanUtivaa, although el- H i( >bnity
with that of winter ^ ^ 8 .
fic cop*—and has not tried y» play God. prise precludes the economy of abun­ filed against you. and each of you. Moro, Sherman County, Oregon
ectod on the same ticket a . R oo«- Sena4<)r Cordon will give Oregon a t
the Observer. Oet 20, l»0.
MR. MARSH CHALLENGES: “Pri­ dance. essential for full employment (in the above entitled suit on or have been fixed by the Court as
velt do not su iv o r t him, hate his
, o f United S ta te s senators
There will be about th e usua
DR. HAAKE CHALLENGES: Mr.
vate Enterprise” means the right not
the time and place for hearing of
aid to the negroes, and fear h i.
lud by any „tate m th i amount of fall sown wheat in this to use production facilities whenever, Marsh’s orthodox Marxism contains before four week« from the date otjectioins to said Final Account
economic theories. Som e one has
Both are already nationally I « » '« » ««is year and about two as often, scarcity means higher prices the usual content of confusion. For o f the first publication of i this and Report and for the settlem ent
and higher profits. The consumer’s example, what Mr. Marsh calls Summons, and if you, or either of
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fifth» o f the tillable land 1» now be- mind
w U d y said that p o lit e , in the recop liied .
is made up largely by the $16 profit” is payment for the use of
o f «aid Estate.
. ng summer fallowed.
billion a year of advertising with tools. What Mr. Marsh ia actually you. fail »0 to answer for want
south is k social or racial matter
Hope H. B lshee
At an impromptu weighing con­ little regard for facts. Only under a saying, therefore, ia that private en­ thereof, the plaintiff will take a
not a political or economic one.
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Administratrix
dictatorship could govern­ terprise involves payment for the use judgment and decree against you,
The new dealer» wiio want to OH MY GOSH,
test Saturday Mr. G. A. Meloy complete
ment, at ite peril, determine produc­ of tools. It is childish to conceive of
T. Lester Johnson,
keep t e pmmmt adm dnistrstcn
Now
the War p y ^ ad. took the ribbon from Mrs D. Me­ tion against consumers’ dgsires. So­ any ’system where tools are not paid and each of you, as follow«:
Attorney at Law, Moro, Or®von
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For the sum o f 2500.00,
ars in . decided m inority. , M.l- „ .taiMratlon and M y, som ething I^chlan by a pound and a haU. cial ownership and social controls go for. The owners of America’s tools
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together, and the purpose Is to bene­ receive about 8% a year on their in­ with interest thereon a t the rat®
I k ^ o i federal em ployee, would abc(Jt
o w r wheat on w hich'T he w eights were 15« and 164 54
vestment
The
owners
of
Russia’s
fit consumers, not to make profits for
owners. The Bible, not the Commu­ tools—the Russians who bought the o f 8% per annum from October
naturally foUow them, but would .
were
b the Commod- respectvely.
nist Manifesto, enjoins, "If any man government bonds which were used 14, 4936; th e further sum c f 21.95 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
not rat be I«« suihrien. num ber,
Cradjt corpOT«tion a , o f May 1.
w C- nr>’ant “
will not work, neither shall he eat to buy the government tools—are
Notice ig hereby given that the
to alec« a president.
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« i . ntimated that costs on the congratulations. Its a da“<rht<‘t “Private Enterprise” excludes coupon guaranteed 12% on their investment ar ta x es paid on real property
clippers from this sound principle, The difference between 3% and 12% be/ng foreclosed in th is suit; and undersigned has filed in the (tounty
. Conservative Democrats hi ag- » ¡ » „ f » ¡ || b , deducted, but de- born to him on the lW l at,
while social ownership includes all illustrates the di/Terence between for the further sum o f 2125.00 Court of the State of Oregon for
riodtural com m unities,m en of pro- fmjte statem ent on this has not (drF Bryant an
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private and government ownership. attorney’s fees and for plaintiff’s
able to work.
Sherman County his Final Ae-
party, and with a daatre for an
made. ■
bra»‘» • «
MR. MARSH REPLIES: I do not coat« o f ' disbursement o f
DR. HAAKE REPLIES: Mr Marsh,
suit cennt and Report as Administrator
erenomioal a d m ln leteto n , would In fact those who know m ost
"K very well.
in condemning “coupon clippers” advocate confiscation 6t private prop-.
o* the E state of Benjamin L. A n­
not vote Baraocratic this f m e If abput the grain trade in these
Snow fell in Moro Tuesday ev- that is, the 50,000,000 or more Amer­ erty or “tools”—government should made and expended herein.
pay owners fair prices, but should
(2) That the said decree shall drews, deceased, and that Wednes­
U e ir decision w u made , on a
been unable to find ™ " « covermg the ground with a icans who own corporation tools for­ not permit dividends on champagne
gets that corporation tools are born
b a m of «xmomtoa. They h w v eto i oof anything about the deal at thin coat, some o f whtri. rem .in- only when workers exchange fruits prices for watered stock. Private prcvTde that the eaid mortgage day, the 15th day of Novembei.
raaeh at stake to want a spend-
Thare ¡ , a « «p icion th at the
in sig h t until noon Wactaeaday. of their labdr for ownership of tools. owners of America’s tools get much mentioned in the complaint and 1944, at 10:00 o’cock A. M. of
Without these tools workers would more than 3% on a fair valuation.» the said real property described «aid day, at the courtroom, in the
thrift administration. Many .o f aJJproaeh o, a quadrennial Nov- The b « u t.fu r w a s not a p p e a l e d , produce
(and, therefore, receive) less but Dr. Haake holds government therein, together with the tene­
c o u r th o u s e , r in
Moro, Sherman
them
have pract sed thrift en)ber m ight have caused the re-
tb®
1* ® ts an 25% of present levels. The tools should guarantee such owners a good ment«, hereditaments and aopur-
County, Oregon, have been fixed
all «hair Ura. mid raved money
th at .»arted the rumors.
Ellsworth sold h « Ford dj at least 75% of the work. Do you return on their "investments” even
ti.i .k thrt 3^0 is too much for their if several times what the “tools” are te nances, be «old by the Sheriff by the Court as the t'm e and place
would b e the m ost ritrolie critic.
-phi. mUoh seems reasonably auto to T E ’ H“UJ y
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ou.ier»? Mr,,Marsh also forgets that worth. Is he moving to Russia? The of Sherman County, Oregon, after
for heam g o f objection« to said
« r a y Republican adminiatmtion certain: L o ^ price now 1. »1.4« trmlod « to E E. Barnum through
tfie people who depend most upon consumer pays the freight. Corpora­
divider-. ; end interest for the neces- tions have about $57 billion of liquid , givi ng legal notice thereof in the Final Account and Report and for
that spent money like th a one
bushel on the coast. This makes R°> -Benson, for the OakUnd car
sltit; ci li,3 arc those millions of reserves, but about half their capi-1 manner provided by law for the the-settlem ent of said estate.
does. - .
: our »1.3«2 at Moro. That »1.40 formerly owned by R. C B y e r s .
t-.ii.y i d fo'ks whese income is less talization is water. Government must sale o f real property under mort
William H. Andrews
retain its “tools” for war production
. Among the thoraand. o f acqualn fa , uppoM!d to be a 90 percent
A C. Thompmn. Mrs Thompson r Uiany $500 per year.
gage
foreclosure
proceedings.
Administrator
t o n e , all o f u . have, t h e « are v „ cs. If 100 percent of p a r k , a "d »on Dewey left Monday by
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v -y
.',(3) T hat the proceeds of said T. Lester Johnson
few who follow the new deal be were paid the coast price would do ««to for a visit to the new world s
•ale be applied (1) in payment Attorney for Administrator 49-52
earae they like M . theorira N ew ,¡ .« 2 end taking the charges orf « p o s itio n
m Calrforua
They
o f the costs o f said sale; (2) costs
dealers a n the m inority who were would give grow ers »1.52 here.
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and disbursement o f suit; (31 in
oree eoeiaheta, fanner-laborites.
However, instead of doing that,
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payment o f attorney’s fees her®
or eommunlata, men and women ,
of 15 centa above the loon
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fr.above mentioned; (4) principal
w h o a h ra y , advocated radoal price h a . been mentioned in pro- v isito r, m Moro Saturday They
and interest due on
account of
chaaere. G m em lly th ey were not
from the W FA. Costs on » w e using Mr R o o t, new Haynes
said promissory note described in
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property owners, nor m e n , who » h e a t are 7 cents for storage al- ’c.^J n el?
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sk a b e.t
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said m ortgage.
*t*yed nt any Job very long, most 3 54 in interest and oth e'
_ i - „ a(ftld
mvned
(4) That the plaintiff may be­
T keodordJtoow w .lt ( a . w e « - ctu rg e . bring the total up
to of toe many good a u to , now ow ncl
T
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come a purchaser
at said sale
member) 'railed them the lunatic sr ith h a cent or a cent and half
rman coun y.
and that the Sheriff execute a
fringe.
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v- • of the supposed to be promised
deed to the purchaser, and that
M i
There are some who vo<e for raise
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Difference— A model wwm*in h
said purchaser be let into the pos­
thia tdm iniatration because of
Then the date la given ag May
» Imre possibility. A woman mo-
session o f the prem ises on produc­
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g ’ etitude, remembering . the de- which ia juat one day after the dei
a ^ e d fact.” — Sherman
tion o f the Sheriff’s deed therefor.
preaslon daya. That ia a nice ten- present loan« expire. The further p e id Bulletin, Ft. Leavenworth,
(6) That the said plaintiff may
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t meat Holding ft now is to ex- oueation ia whether farmers will Kansas.
have judgment and ex ecu to r ag-
«Mb wm«
chide reaaoning. For the nation b are to borrow money to take up
a iittt the defendants for any de­
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now, because o f its heavy spending their loans or not, and if so, FRICE TRENDS DOWN
ficiency wthich may remain after
“Just rive me time,* says Marine Master Technical Sergeant IL M. >
i in no financial shape to give aid would there be any gain made by
Current data on trends of farm
applying all o f the proceeds of
Bixler of Maple win, Iowa, as he compares mustaches with screen t
the sale of said prem ises properlv
and radio favorite Jerry Colonna. The latter accompanied the Boh ;
generously again. The milVans the transaction.
price« and coats indicate a fur-
Hope troupe to a Marine air station in the Pacific, where the lew s j
poured out for rsh ef o f one sort
The answer to these questions ther
decline in the pur-
applicable to the sa tisfa ct on of
Leatherneck is an aerial photographer,
said judgment, and th a t the plain­
and another cannot be dona again.
not known to the North Pacific chagin< poW€r
f arm product3,
tiff m ay have such other or fur­
The economic machine m u st be Grain Growers, the grain trade in
reports L R Breithaupt, 1943.
FARM MACHINERY FREED
ther relief a« to this Court may
made to work. I t cannot g o thru Portland nor to any one else ap- q s c extension agricultural econ-
Breithaupt also called attention
A Successful O re g o n ia n
The
removal
of
rationing
res­
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e r a just and equitable.
arother period o f living off its parently. In addition to this the onwi8t The latest figures o f the to some significant relationsh ps
The date o f the first publication
savings and ¿ts credit. •«
W FA. which made the presumed
department of
agriculture between trends in farm real estate triction« from all farm machinery
except
com
pickers,
announced
o
f
th is Summons as the 29th day
InternationaUy the sam e reason- promise h as no funds ^ ith which 8},ow the index of prices for all prices and net income. Fave times
from W ashington ' recently, doea of October, 1944.
ing applies. Certainly we cannot to buy wheat and would have to f arTn products just slightly lower in the past 33 years the figures
rot change the statu« of crawler-
BROWN A VAN VACTOR
hold a place among th e major na- obtain a congress'onal appropria- than a year ago, while the index slkow, the trend o f !land prices
type tractors, which are handled
Attorneys for Plaintiff
lions o f the worid a s long a s we tion therefor.
ot price« paid is up about 4 per has followed a dhange in the
under a different distribution sys­
Paid Adv. Mr.
Q» m »• Watttinglo« C>«b
Pioneer
Building, The Dalle«,
cannot follow t h e elem entary
This muddle h as been growing cent, not including labor. The trend of net farm ¿neome in about
I M. Burton, $•<>, Cortert Bldg. Portland
tem, according to officials of the
Wasco
County,
Oregon.
rules o f economic conduct a t home, no clearer for over two weeks now f arm wage jn(jex i:s around 20 a year Jie said.
sta te AAA office a t Corvallis. All
Tim nations th at axe th e strong and clarification- is not in s ig h t percent higher.
Bethleherih Chapter No. 78, O.E.S. ordinary tractors and other types
ration s m ust b * sound nations. It may bring a higher price for
These trends su ggest that the
Meet« Every Second and o f farm maohfnery are now pur­
I s it...// Jo e M a rs h
m ust be prosperous, m u st have wheat. It m ay n u t
peak o f high net income from far-
te'x , »Fourth Thursdays in each chasable by anybody, if found 5n
Month.
V
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Members
th^ir manpower a t work produo ng. --------------- ------ . *
- wring during this war m ay be re-
stock.
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invited-— Moro, Oregon
I f rmaller nation« are to be ex-
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not already passed,
Alice Ornduff, W. M.
Breithaupt said. The s tuation var­
pccted to follow ua in biternation-
Marie Hoskinson, Secretary
Have you “that tired fe elin g ? ”
ies
somewhat,
depending
upon
I
af. m atters we m bat -obtain their
Lupine Rebekah Ladfie No. 116 Look like the symtopi« in the p a­
the
type
o
f
farming.
confidence in our ability to man­
Meets 2nd and 4th
tent medicine ads? When you run
Compared with a year ago, the Tuesdays of each
age our affairs properly.
upstairs, do you feel run-down?
a
t*1* Dbservar. O e t 23,1925 current position o f crop products month. Visit'.ng mem­
Then
what you need, lady, la car­
ber«
welcome.
About the beet-read books In our J e t to lera n ce b ecom e in d iffer­
J i “
BW<n‘lly “ more f‘ TOr” >,e * • "
bohydrates— great gobs o f ’em.
tx*aHy finished except - for the o? anhnai product» as a group. A le e McKee N.G.
to w n a re th e w ork s of Mark e n c e , never let freedom become
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generai price level o f all crop Florence Johnston. S<___________
And one of the best source« of en-
T w ain—w ho wrote Tom Saw yer license.”
ei gy-producing carbohydrate« is
and Hucfc F inn and a ll th o se
A.
« oresant d*v
trance into town.
products
about 4 percent higher i ureka Lodge No. 121
From where I sit, that’« timely
Meets on the 1st ard bread and other cereals. Ah-ah-ah.
other lovable, undying stories. wisdom for a troubled world—
/k • —
PoBoe officers raided a moon- and
an animal products about
3rd Thursday evenings No more o f that pushing the
Shine «tiH in Bull Canyon Monday 4
lowvr than a year ago.
> And I th in k it’» because h e’s
w h eth e r It a p p lies to Interna­
.of each month. Visiting
n g h t and obtaied a 46 gallon still, ifa d i o f
the increase in prices
the moat A m erican of all our
tional politics, or to a man’s right
: members arc cordially
VATNB MOSSE
The churcn building near Rut- f or crop products is due to higher
writer». H e nnderatpod hi» fel­
.‘invited to meet with us
to enjoy a friendly glass of beer
VOTE _ FOR
R. P. Brisbine W. M.
low m en —and lo v ed them a» h e
occasionally.
Wayn« Moewa, th e law school
u w n w s, built in early days prices for tobacco, hay, oom anJ
.
R. V. Lockhart, secretary
loved
all
hum
anity.
drail, » I m b rat
H o t e r a la *>y the Mrthodlrt church, ami
D a ry products have lost
F or to lera n ce!- respect for the
the' prfafiaiiap fisr Mm JMpfibMsws
veeewtly
<0 Edw. Alley purchasing power, althcugh the Moro Lodge N o .1 1 3 , I.O.O.F.
You may remember w hat h e oth er fello w ’s rig h ts—1» im por­
Meets 1st and 3rd
Ii(]ii1n«n«i
be .1» *• Me 4wm down, has been «old by penerel average of prices is «light-
»aid of Tolerance and Freedom
tant not jwrft In the b ig things,
»Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
-th o s e principles so basic to our but in th e little hum an everyday
Mon> Sunday and iarranrements Mr. Alley to Len Eakin
h gher.
.hall- Transient and
things, too.
w ay of life. Mark Twain believed
I^s^baan made far Wm to talk
George W Howell and brother
the whole, farm product
¡visit ng brothers are
FOR
In
them,
of
course.
He
fought
for
cordfcslfy
invited
a t the e t v t
'
• m law, G. F. McKay, wene in Moro prices were rated at 113 per cent
to meet with us.
them. But he cautioned: “Never
It is
privflv^fi to hear Mr. last Friday from Kant. Mr. McKay of «« parity” a t mid-September,
Morse, ’■briber be
«« the and fam ily are here from Rose- ¿Own one point from m id-August
Ernest Houston N. G»
-Pd. PoL A4«
2V0< 99 o f a Serie»
Copyright, 1944, Brewing bubutry Founintijn
political questione o f the day or burg and expect to remain
n and five points below September of
Percy Thompson, Secrocary
via
Marine and Mustache Master
fo r
U. S.
SENATOR
B om where
As American as
Huckleberry Finn
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