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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1944)
0 í* r a sí ' » L * ♦. ‘ 4 X U i-,, COUNT* JO u J u L l . N MORO, ÒRRGON, t FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1*04 ' Af" -'A H flfà » f i n t a r * ► txally from one end W <hs body to the other, shouhng that the economic system had let them down. There was tome talk of string the old carcase for leek of cooperation. Many of the panicky parasites, disillusioned a n d diapoasesaed, perished on the spot, by this time totally incapacitated to search for a new livelihood. Others, bitter in spirit, trudged out to face a cruel world, and died by the roadside, trying to thumb a ridé to the next dog. | A little more Initiative and in dividual struggle, discipline and self-reliance and the fleas would bv living yet. And so would th? 9’ ’k dog. , r « DEFENSE A N D WAR EXPENDITURES t f S T Ä .▼ < BO ¿ ¿ » e r »«. << 0 M fo Portland Friday an bus to»«« and to b« p r s—« i at the <ol4en wedding anovéraary of Mr and Mrs Harding Dugger, which was held od SeM ay. fLM their eWldrvn btaig premnt for the occasion Vn- cludee Mr and Mrs Harrold Ashley of Klamath Falla. Mr and Mr» Raj None of Bering, Mr and Mr* Fred Attawaaeer of Portland, Mr and Ms» JdfcsT IteMoee of . Morp and Mr and Mrs Mack Alsup of The DaUea. > * The reception was held at the home of their eon in law and dao- ghter, Mt and Mrs R aj Naas, • where they received congratulation 3 and best wishes of more than one hundred and fifty relatives and fronds from Washington, Oregon and ^ttaaesiri They received many ly 1 glftf athobg wh oh was a towrfy cake from Mr ben and tfs H. 0? —Pepper and Salt, by way of Forest L o g . '17 several weeks 'IS ; *19 , WORLD WAR 1 '42 ’ *43 '44 hüY GEORGE t UPDEGHAPF A tto rn ey A t L a w "WE JUST DON'T ANYTHING 'T O ’HAPPEN TO • TOU WHILE YOU'RE HOME, ON FURLOUGH!" returned home ? Contibutions to the G R. Hyslop Sathrday ffofh Rood Ravil’, As Agricultural Research memorial went to Portland with her mother, fund are arriving daily in state Ian 4 A Walter on business, , headquarters from many parts of was a business vis- Oregon and even other state®, re- M N . I t o * ,. > Dr. D. D. Hill, »ecetary of k h t r a o d her daugh- <f® fund and Professor Hystop'g ter in law, Mrs Dale Baker and auoceaeOr aa head of th$ farm sou, Gary, came up from The Dal- ciop» department at OSC. lev Sunday with Rev and Mr» A state oganixation with cosn- Uoyd Andereon. Mr and Mrs R J mittees in every county is now Hafcer and their daughter in law engaged in raising such a fund mh A n A *4w tm ed ho their home /with $200,000 as a goal, thq inx iu The Dalles Wednesday. come from which fa to be used 4b. - aTW4 U perpetuate the work for Oregon. iMfo Dork* Cathey and son from u wllich professor Hy- ift .r a .K .is u ^ Sunday hi> 4.” tfng Mr and Mm Boyce BUrf- ' HckUto ¿¿lit. »<* Cathey b a ‘ Indicating widespread interest «b ee of Mm Emeet Blaylock. . Bre outnrf- state checks from a MriiArt Bibby MMvtefcfcd with MiwieaPoib company, a Los - Angeled firm, a captan in New n^i io ..» «QiKaywosT- - _i _ z-,__ Guinea and a farmer’» supply noon. Contract was m play at two - 7 ^ company in Walla Walla.” «aya * etera __ 1 M o r o and We san T hen consternation, reigned kind never to put selfish, material right« before human rights. Thus among the fleas. They ran fran- the fleas enjoyed the abundant THE OLD RELIABLE for life. And they nrultipl ed ' amas- ingly. Quality—Dependability—C oujtey But the patient old dog, sore and unappreciated, finally grew weary. Unable longer to support the hungry and • non-productrve population, he wandered off into the underbrush and there gave up the ghost. SOCIAL INSECURITY W ACs’ M iss A m erica A yCquple of fleas decided to get married and settle down. And so they selected a big ' inactive dog and took u,p their abode. L'fe waa sweet and easy. Food and shelter were provided from a central source, and beat also was supplied by the generous animal. Freedom from want and fear had been attained. There''was, in foct, a housing unit in every crinkle. All the fleas had to do was eat, sleep and multiply. The d o g seldom scratched, plunged into streams, or ¿n any other manner disturbed the peace of bis Joyous inhabitants. He was Fund Growing B ônoô Y ôûa Y - WORLD WAR 2 /•*«< * Mrs Charles Anderson and dau ghter, Doris, returned home Mon- H v e l n n M p m O f l A l day from Portland and Vancouver ” ™ P W lC I U U r id l they spent MUIONS OP DOUARS / Dr. Vance A. RdTsh CHIROPODIST Telephone ATwater 5428 »16 SELLING BUILDING PORTLAND 6, OREGON * Quality Store Rivaling the recently selected -Miss America,” Is lovely (-Pvt. Kathleen McCann of Detroit, Mich., who was chosen as the prettiest WAC in the country from thousands who participated at the New Jersey <tate fair. at the c k » . at the 4 i ; , . * .,- .i.' ’C Mm Georg. Wlteox and son, Georg» Jr„ went to The OalU, Tta'W afternoon to tiring «hair non. Dean, to w fr a n the fcoeptt&l where be was taken Fri- k m vinir received a broken leg D L M > < feefokll T r a a f S h th A.mmikm and finally 1 ^ P r |A r for Indepon- denee where they will make their "Among farm er,’ organisations. natural flighu of the hu- h iv e ’~l«nt*rHy contributed man mind not fMm pleBSUrt « < » « "»re each are the Powe.l to pleasure, but from hope to hope, Butte Farmers’ club in Crook —Samuel Jchbacn «"«"Vi the Pendleton Gra n G r o w - ______ _________________. «*• •«•ociatlon, the Josephine County Cooperative Growers han- i, dling Ladine clover seed, tht> ttc Walla Walla supply company *»<> «wenerow cooperative ware- homm." ‘ The single organisation most active rn support of the fund is ww . ww —. . «.a ^ ‘e Oregon -Feed and Seed Deal Mr fr h l aaaociation. Dr. Hill reports. * * * * * Dalles Through its secretary, LeonJack- Friday. ir . son, the member companie» have Todd rece ved __ irly all sent in generous contri- buttons totalling thousand« of * , for sev- 5arne 7 «m ntog « , Tuesday, Dalkw by iabos< - lfi.wt.ga a! ‘ -jwdtxi C nlbk of to her pa- with the A'.r Corp from the WaHa Walla, Merfu. Air B t o J <• » » eowrin, Mrs Dale Maker, here Tuesday afoenmea. Indiv dual contributions are ran- from $1 to $2000 each. The UtteT sum was given by a suc- cescfvl young farmer in Klamath The Ladies of the theater always c c u n t y. Numerous unsolicited oose vivacious color» to reflect cheej0B ^1OO have come in from their personality Try their recipe farmers and business ycurself. Wear Amer can Beauty men Who read of the plan ,’n the _ _ Victorian r a ie - o r Church.ll press and wanted to help. Down« green. (See these «hades Local cammittees have been urg in our smartest frocks by Dr Hill and other members at the state committee to avoid suggesting any individual* quotas OT otherwise b lling anyone what he should give. , . “Profesor Hyslop would have been the last man to wi sh any such procedure.? Dr Hill empha sised. “ He would want contribu- turns only • on the basis of what one wants to give and what he thinks he can afford.” JTHE FIRST NA TIO N A L BANK OF PORTLAND announces a Loan Service designed to cooperate with the ’’Servicemen’s Read justment Act of 1944”— the ”G.I. Bill” to make possible^the purchase o f a home, farm or business by returning veterans of World War II. The entire state-wide facilities of this Oregon bank are available Vi - * to veterans who wish to use bank credit under this p lan . . . a plan whereby each veteran’s individual problems will be given attention and the right Ioans planned to suit his particular needs and ability to pay. X . 7 B |B / B A s soon at govsrnm an t regulations covering th e "G . I." Credit Program are issued, applications w ill be accepted by any branch of thia state-wide bank. / Regulations recently issued cover the home purchase plan. *B / Those pertaining to farm or business financing ■ / are expected at an early date. kzZ H »' If you are in the service, just out, or have a relative in the armed forces, ask at the nearest Branch of The First National Bank o f P o r tla n d a b o u t f u r t h e r d e ta ils .z Week. Ttairaday aftar »pendm» eeraal tMtdte M m 4 i« i her pW- George Witoox went, to The D slb s Monday to oxsst Mrs Wi1 W V i R riia m ‘ N W ' f«?« Chbago wWr< ’ ih s -t b k e d her a u M s ) m 4 f e b o a and the grandson. Mim Bthd Berm tt took her rira r. M ¿ i n i . > * » • T M t a ' FrOay after the «afth^ll «¿S" «hex« she entered the hospital he ivtui im d home datmdaj. 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