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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1944)
- w i ------ c\* rtfty -S e v e n th Y ear t f No. 5 Moro, Oregon, PridaTf December 8, 1944 F. F. L F ig h tin g in P aris A column o f new i About Govei nment, Moro Gets $ 2 0 0 0 Wheat League Nearer Out ot CLP ixa Old'-O^bT oub-Committees V 0‘ The Morp council met Tuesday Recommend right and voted to pay $2000 in O ffic ia l C o u n ty P a p e r Speaker County Tops E Bond Quota But Below Average Politics and People city bonds with Interest before the Legislation Requested, call date of January 1. This will Corporation and Indsndnal •f reduce the city's: bonded indebted Crested Wheat Praised As Qnatas Not Reached At ., ness to $13,00$. { w ith especial emphasis Discigmion of the airport follow Soil Saver Latest Report ed and decision was made to in- vestigate poesMJities of obtaining Sherman county committees met Sale of bonds during the week CAA support ’ in m aking a field this week to prepare resolutions just passed has been speedier than that will meet federal standards. for consideration at the annual at any time during the Sixth War In a manner oí speaking, Dem r.ueeting of the wheat league a t -■» ------->- . Loan campaign in Sherman coun ócrata in the recent campaign Arlington this week end. Big Lawn Props« i d ty, and this is probably due to made Herbert Hoover the butt of '*•! The federal agricultural pro- activity of more solicitors, some their attack, but out of the Hoo Advocate. of« the recreation Wlth (h<- j(>|, ttf of whom only started work after ver cabinet the Roosevelt admini* are« were preen t and told of the revising ppvisino. the thp farm f„nm program nrmPr„ m before h » ,„ „ farm jobs were cared for. trfctMMi ia now using two members. progress, r th — at ha<l betn — mad»' to- asked that crop insurance be The «xinty is now orer its The first. of course, is Henry ward obulninc poeaesaion of the c()unty farm i<l3 quota of $100,000 in E-bonds hav J. L. ORR Bthneoa, a Republican, who » lan/1 up. n o the m a a k Trram .. . . . land creek from thp the nark park la th e r than on national or are a , ing $136,974.60 to ita credit, di now secretary of war, and a good mg the upper end of the strip, yields; th at soil conservation fea vided as follows: Wasco postoffic«1 ene. The other member of Hoover**: field is too narrow, they said and tures of the farm program lx* con $21,093.76, Grass Valley postoffice, cabinet working for the present some change ill the creek direction tinued as is; th at farm ers be giv- $23,118.75, Moro postoffice $1650 ahniniet ration is General Pat Hur Vas remedy uiw. this. v,<m- Con en an equitablp ^ are of the na. W«. proposed propoaeo to io remeoy end the First National bank ley, secretary of war under Hoo t**®* m e tional income: th at loan wheat $89,512.00. ver and now ambassador to China park was not given pending pos» owners receive the .15 additional for Roosevelt. There are other ess ion of other land, lease from the at maturity> that the certi. Per capita Befow Average Republicana, but these came from railroad and M$>l>ort of er ag £>Cil^e pian be adopted; th at no !^ r | Many of the Sherman countians This total, however, ia much the inner sanctum, the cabinet on .,:«. than f^wkA iKa itv th av 3 2 , , , . , . . . , encies tbs r city th a at t m may new land be brought into produc who are interested in the broader below the county’s normal for pe^ itaslf. Hurley was the war seero- Bearing the crass of Lorraine, of General Le Clerc's secaad armared interested in the area. tion. th a t protected fallow or g ra ss aspects of the wheat business left cr.pita purchase of bonds which tary when the bonus marchers *J'rUU“’ “ eB af the F. F. I. r.ovc rjainst tha Nasi strangpoint in the «ceding is preferable to »trip crop Thursday forenoon for Arlington has averaged nearly $100 in the - -» w *■ -A n P city* be,ore Paris falls. In c i v i l ? ’» cl tlics, they are armed with a large converged on WMMgWB, U. <artety w weapons Photo mads ly r r ? n Madra. who served with the ping; th a t more weed killing b attend the opening session« of last three drives. In order to reach rwarmed over the steps of the j¡-rc>ci| undergranad In his nall.e Taris da. Lag the occepation. His photos chemical be made available and the Eastern Oregon Wheat Lea- this there must be sale« of $35,- crpttol building, camped in old Bhow aadergrauad history th a t there be county, state and gve. 000 more before the end of the buOdinga on Pennsylvania a v e n u e ______________________________________________ ___________________ federal funds made available to The first »lay of the three day year. .1 tand on Anaco<is flats until they form ers for weed control: that m eeting will l>e given over to In sales to individuals of other The county ^ourt met WMnes- thp $10 (M) acre w eo, cuitiva. m eetings of the three league com bondgthan Es the county qUQta day, as usual, and heard two dele- ^)on (paymen,t be continued and m ittees, the taxation and legisla has not yet been reached.,. Salas the taoops from Fort Meyers gations th a t appeared for informa crested wheat land be kept tion which will discuss m atters per reported are $18,214 and the quo where teno-gun turn from the court. ,lclc(f«tiou jn th al crop. taining to the wheat grower and te is $20,000. Sales to corporation* performed at the society horse in the Sherman county has been placed from Waaco, interested gevem m ent; the production, m a c are also below quota unless *ale3 dhow. airport, asked the county to give W heat Movement Asked in the 3rd district for the 1946 ag keting and handling, which will have been made that are not yet The background of Hurley s the use of its »uchinery for grad - A greenhouse full of galvanised ricultural census, with headquar- be concerned with the details of «ported. During the week the ing the upper \e n ofd the atrip. production, m arketing, han- producing the grain, and th« fed National Farm Loan association an- 4ron »"*’• « ’’ fiUed w**’ • oil in KUm»Ul r*n«. * Consent was not given a t the Dec- «jing and transportation committee Wlwn «rowing wheat has bean maintain- nounced today fiy R. L. Ackerman, eral program wheat farm ers want bought $12,000, Shell Oil $8,000 and made a mod and the state $4,500. g it ed at the Sherman county branch Lakeview District Supervisor. Vhe enober meeting, but the delegation, rtconl(rnen(je(j th at steps be taken or can get. comprised of Joe Hilderbrand, Pat ay farm era se? 1 ht became a cal station at Moro ever since 1912. district comprises Hood River, Hurleys were the handaomeM cou Cody and Oriow M artin, was told difficult under the bulk har- Speaking Program Friday Quota Not Goal Seme of the facts revealed by Wasco, Sherman, Gilliam, Jeffer- ple in official chele». They were to lak e fu rth e r steps toward ob vesling method; a s k continued ^nociallv chanwny Andn-v controlled exp.rfai.nfa ro- Ma, Wheeler, D e fa u lt« , Crook. The bond committee doea not Friday the regular league pro- taining legal ^oaaasaion standardisation of varieties: bet coqaufcs the quota m o t cod. In W dM L the then sdWeMry u f the tbs «MMstare uwqturenraiiM Kiigaattk-and la k e counties, land. te r seed wheat treatm en t; praisdd g ’ am will begin with talks by itself. More important <t0oct of treasury. Mr. despite hw ol in the Columbia baa»n Ackerman said he waa looking LeRoy W right and Giles French, present loan rate; recommend men acquainted with different the drive is to sell as many bonds ndlUoas (he was head n an In the now be€n recorded in a new enumerators for work in all phases of the wheat growers pro- aluminum trust and of one of th”» «tataon technical bulletin, No. 1, of the district and Sherman representing the county planning ©<, th at land in crested wheat g ra s3 b ’ems. h L. O rr of the AAA will to as many people as possible, in board for veteran welfare, asked kept in that crop; praised the oldest whiskey distilleries as well written by D. E. Stephens, former COunty people, interested in doing Wayne order that every citissn will have the court to plan its post-war road northw est crop improvement as- speak in the morning, a «hare in the immense job of a- Iwang a banker), was a lone- srperintendent of the Moro ata type of work in this county, program as far as possible so it aociation asked that steps be ta- Mors»> is another morning speak financing the wsr in which all V» son»« old man who ranted an en- tion, Merrill M. Oveson, his sue- a};ouid write immediately to the move stored wheat out be*, er, E. J. Bell will inquire into the interested. In other words, the job tire floor in an a p a r t« « * bouse c«*or, and Geerge A. Hitched, 4 ^ ^ offWe 606 Medical-Dental would be able to determ ine about the numbeT of veterans th at m ight ^ore ^ p rji 39; favored rail trans question of whether we shall keep and there installed ij$ a o U eo tio n auperintendent Af the Pendleton Building. Klamath Falls, wheat allotments, Olaf Stamlberg n to sell bonds, not reach a quota. be required. The court reported p o ta tio n . of Meet armor of krughds of old branch station. The organisation will begin inl th at planning was very difficult but taxation and legislation com 01 the U of Idaho will talk about and hi» fabulously valuable paint- Throug t* j mediately on the census of agri- th at the intent was the repair jttee resolved against appropria- “ Industrial Uses for W heat” and inga. The young Hureys delighted the results obtained in the cans cultw e for thg DepartrTU,nt of Cxnn. of gravelled roads a fte r the w ar any money over the 6 per- Di D. D. Hill of OSC will speak • him. With the moaey he had made have been compa c y merce, covering number of farms. and the work toward grading and C€nt limitation unless means of on the topic, “looking Ahead”’. U oil Hxwley purchased a stone plot trials under normal Value of „umber of livestock, gravelling about a qu arter of the r a jSmg bhe money were provided: Governor Snell will speak a t tha btelding on Pennsylvania avenue conditions. e ” f ° ?*• « m achinery on the farm , and many d irt roads or about 130 miles. It any state educational and fi- banquet. and leased it to the federal powe. of wheat producel frofn each inch details which go rnto the Tlie Saturday program ha8 Eu is hoped to put 1000 yards per nanei«l methods lie forced when X n f a a fa « ,. a1 W“te r T 1 ? »rtional »»rfcfatarfa gene Allen, Portland labor editor mile on them a fte r grading at a f un(is are used for schools, and David B. Simpson, of the The Moro Womans cliA held a cost th at is now estim ated a t about tb a ^ school taxes be equalized wi‘h Portland Chamber of Commerce as most interesting meeting ^ ^ * 3 $3.00 per yard. fa counties; th at the principle of afternoon with the Intwrnaticn The expense'budget of the coun- the W alker plan he continued to speakers. Relations department ty trapper was upped to $50 per lim it income tax collections and After the numerous bustoese nis month and the hills were paid for surpluses; that no law or amend- ters, the meeting was turned over to «ppessr ™<i "»he « atitem en- )<>w?r the month of November before the mient be enacted th a t would re to Mrs Chas. Kenny, who T h . Hurley, bourhi. » homey , - Coumbia haein ienris A Thr X>»y Uttle postman on the court left for the day. su lt in taxes exceeding the 6 per the help of Mr, U U near Bull’. Bluff where summer fa,]ow u ^ le<) 1944 C hnatm « Seals eorrtmenor- cent limitation. had arranged an inat7 * ^ . , nel Baker, ther, a •*’“ tor f n itrate „ w M „ moisture • » « the fortieth anniversary of These reports were taken to th ? gram, »«fag a , their Mihfart “Get Of interest .to American families Oregon, was killed In Ms fliat en mnWtion th,P firet ant’ tuberculo«-‘» Christ- league meeting by the secretary of the committees and presented everywhere is the fact th a t the ting acquainted with our « S * - K««ement result, also showed that "««• Seal and honors Ha o ritfn s- A bronse bust of * , h{. „¡trate., either ir tcr- Forty J"®» »his Christ- for consideration by the commit Army m ust recruit 10.000 nurses b o » fa Central and Souft ca.*’ The program « • ^ * * 2 ? rotunda of the eaprtoh s t a ^ k „,as « .s o n Einar HolhoeU. a teemen of the league r 'met immediately in order to care for Wngfag ••Ameri« j V X S ^ g wounded and sick soldiers, both h ^ ora with • « buat on of th« I “Balier • leraiM ers. wouM wuu«. not .... . D.nmh - postal clerk, aaw the real Twenty six youngsters in Sher- the Friday and Saturday p off They then presented the 5 ° ^ * ^ at home and overseas. In addition, _ _ eivcibw vw X X # A V » M « a — X k 1 J T '\ „ . but an nwcnprton on in -n the ,owpr m infall areas «f » yeartold dream. Bay man county wi11 fecd and s h o w ---------- 1,000 nurses are needed by the <ix ladies, who gave a knrf ...... , . ----- a fter <lav as bp ^ r t p d bin 4_H teers next t ’ w ^ a a h w ^ he X w ’« as * from « r p r c - a e m d » when • without 4-H s steers next year year and and th th a a t t many many p 1 n 1«. Veterans Administration for its tees talk on the countries aiSMP^ 1 on w „ « u r p r « u Mctjon(, thouffhto had turned to th e poor steer« are already in the hands uf l THIIK V O U D O r S lv l J i . services. The Navy will need 500 th™ , telling of the HwWancemsn J hand nxhauwtion of children o i Denmark sufferinff the boys and girls, according to President Roooevelt reau , -___ av j —ruritv to wbrch on the other hand, exnausxion 01 , nurses a month for several more made in their growth as • hurley from the t «toeurffy tu b e ™ ! « » . One day in LeRoy W right, county agent. N O W O ll iC C r months. In an effort to stim ulate also how they had b e * * * *VeryO,X ^ T . , ^ v C « ffiven a apparent, makinff neee««ry the ".'det of the Chnotmne rueh This will he a number greatly modem and Americanised. Anl <* office. Firet, H u r le y J " « « re.torat.on praetiee <rf rt oceurrel to him that •in excess of the number fed last Frank von Bprstel, J r. of Gra^s the interest of nursee in this in commimion an a ffenenJ „ continued fa ex- *tampe. no uneful to frie n d . n w inter and spring and indicate« Valley Oregon, was commissioned dispensable service, Paul V. Mc tl eir resources, product» ahd » y w i l - oboerve eluaive w heat production, the em m utricating with each other, th at more interest is being taken a second lieutenant in the Army or N utt, W ar Manpower Chairman, life. Pointing ouf the reasoua* has sent telegram« to all State ahould know more about them and < but the ^ ¡ 0 » tlore point out. A pian of re- wuld aim be rneful m helping in livesetock. Others will probably the United States today upon the necessity of keeping thedrW - nothing. Then he new tum ing all crop residues and the the sick. He obtained permission be added to the list if they are successful completion of the Offi- Procurem ent and Assignment Com f° ’ * ^ ^ / . v a ' X v m t” V I of « L commmrfal nl- for the aale of a .tamp which feeding locally produced calves. cer Candidate Course at The In m ittees requesting th at additional our allies. Mre A. DW »* fan try School a t F ort Benning, Ga names of nurse« be made available lie of Panama. Mrs J.iM eherfte» tOT w?X tfaat opur- trogen fertiliaer fa «iw ented a . had no value in conveying a let- Lieut, von Boratel i. the «on of tc the American Red Cross for re Bmxfl. M m H. B. d'P <^ . X 7 ^ . appointed am.- a m « n , of wrfuefag eronion and te, f a t w g reat value in Many At Work Mr and Mrs Frank von Bors tel cruitm ent purposes. Nurses who gent ins. Mrs JZ &MMT try and Hurley ™ > J T “ latiTely „ .f a u in fa r fertility fa the «ree. “ ™ ig Iwea and. in the winter of enter the Service are commissioned Mrs M. M. Oreeoiv Venesueta H* 1* .r d The effe^. of «he distribution of 1904 t h e « firat se a l, were placed This list include«: Roy and Joe of G rass VaLley, Oregon. young, «ctire and enthu» . jn a , , dai)y require- on atle and the proceed« used in Harvey, each feeding a Hereford. He enlisted in the Army Aug. and will enjoy all rights extended Mrs D Thompeon—Chfl** * Anyone j wishing h> «h®4 as han.faome •« em r. an<J <Kher bhe aTp tuberculoaie children. Barbara Alley, two Angus; Clar- 4 1942 and served with the 262 to the Armed Forces under the « light weight, « « a i « fa r fa-*», * * * a t-k . r f X fact« obtained frtan the E ariier in 1904 in the United ence May, Hereford; Douglas Ab yield Artillery Bn., Fort Sill, Ok- G. I. Bill of Rights. story book« or «nail dolls or toys before going to Offlc?r The ch in e« emfcaaey has taken >re ^ „ ^ « 1 thi, State, , n organisation called the ley, Hereford; Larry Sayra, Here- to The Children’« V * * Hor"« w in s to tell the Washington National Tuberculosis Association ford; Bob Martin and Dean M artin Candidate School four months ago. pains ’ ©or- bulletin will please bring them to the « • ^ p e n d to en ve“ ts th a t all is sweetness n. been formed for the purpose Herefords; Edwin Balsiger, An- ---------------------- meeting. M r. H .B . Pinkerton of combating the White Plague t T R X WH e r X “ i R; l - «AM E HEARING JANUARY I . «fa light, p c« * WARM. WET WEATHER the Girl Scouts wffll h a w c h a r g « ^ by research education and preven the ChfaPg KfaStaak WELCOMED WARMLY •ending them- Article« must kin, Shorthorn; Larry Kaseberg, The annual hearing of tfhe Ore- ts the eontmry. uniang ».»i—ww" --7 - <x>n tam) evteutually Einar Hol- The American Legion Auxiliary light in weight and e ssr. • hr- bettii having family troubei Expectations of cold weather method was used to finance Shorthom ; Alfred Kock. Hereford gon State Game Commission in re- ' with hki «‘1® law*.” vrho do not been unrewaried so far thia £be “The battle against and Shorthorn; Phil von Borstel gard to angling regulations will of Frank Brown Post at Wasco valid« or email children to band e. Mrs E. Amidon ia>crt» .thilfethe *" SSS Ghiiya as he »e«« week as the weather has been fnherculosis is not a doctor’s af- Hereford; Fred Von Borstel, Here- be held a t ten o’clock, Saturday is preparing a shipment of gifts far.— . Woman« doh had bsah $W“ prefer the democracy which the Onodera te with frequent rains. fair. belongs to the entire pub- ford; T erry Bucholtz, H ereford, morning, January 13, 1945, as tc American boys and girls who d’ted with oeWng a little b*dW ’ are in army and navy hospitals. l«te Dr. Sun Y*t Sen planned ra- Faraner» who seeded this fall are Kc« gjj. willianl M. D , Stephen Oveeon, Hereford; Dick specified by statute. Gian »80.000 to bond«. TM pack At this tim e the Commission will Anyone wishing to donate ther than the one-man rule of the p ie c e d at the chance this has <yne tbe world’s foremost tea- Oveson, Hereford; Scott Fritte, Hereford: Doran F ritts, Hereford: Consider the 1945 seasons, bag age or package« are urged to m ating w»l ba tk« («aeiullaaftmo Madam Chiang this gjTen the grain to «promt and chers of modem medicine, ,n d ^H artaa- ThfaU terne cwme to An*r*ca with the Little grain Is actually Returns from the Sherman Coun- H arry Hartley, Hereford and An- limits and other regulations affect- prepare and leave them at the 1« opan for anyone xrfalung to «»- ^ te m o n i. that »he required med- g ^ v e the ground hut is reported gab> tbe week are gus; Jam es H artley. Hereford, ing the taking of game fish in the Wasco Market where Auxiliary «and and will begin a t 2 o dobk members will get them Saturday cal treatment coming although progress is slow. ag follow»: Wasco $177.50 and John Alley, Hereford; Carl Sohad- state. as will all meetings from n W f t and Monday for shipment to the The hearing will be open to the If the Chbnga have split the g^jns have not brought moisture Moro $160.75, Grass VaWey $145 ewitz, Hereford; Donald Schilling, until further notice, hospital*. Hereford: Ed F ritts, Hereford. general public. 30. and Rufus $46.00. to normal so far. Çontlm>*d on PMfe Two on the Northwest. Wheat League A ttracts Many Studious Farmers Court Hears Two Delegations’ Pleas Can Help Wanted To Take Farm Census pï^n Farm” Subject O f Bulletin “ 7<n Womens Club> Hears Talks On South America ~ ”*n*”Htoe Y Jk. Christmas Seals wu. production of v*e.' Start In Denmark Service Need Many More Nurses Club Kids Calves Already On Feed Wasco Auxiliary Asks Bundles I?
