Sherman County journal., March 23, 1945, Page 2, Image 2

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SHERM AN f ^ N T Y
But lately there has been morcI f A| l v \
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lobbying done by those who repre
sent other tax agencies than the ( .<|ndnue<, from Page One
■Ute; the leagues of cW?t i e , *n ^UndergrourTd re p o rts say th a:
cities and who try to obtain money
war with' Germany enos-
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«Aliticai
sub
division
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when
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írom one polí c*1 J Í ’r 1 I I , "er’ «1ère will be su ch en abundance
»he e*Penae
anoth®r; T h ,y
gasoline available that current
generally tax supported and the
lifted (and
E n g range tendency i . to raise the
* fewer automobl,.
Kelly 5 VVlUilUR
SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL
Pabttsbed K w y Friday at
’ Moro. Orego«
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«ORO. OREGON FRIDAY. MARCH » . » «
J W W Á
at Moe»- Ore«on uw**r
or March ». I®7*
U rea for all.
eJ}
gas.) The demand or.
e$ no poo3 ou Xiqeqojd si 3J3M± • a merica for gasoline in Europe
im
AT I •» against this system for any one tremendous>
even with ex-
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~ may go to a legislature with a case
operations in the Pacific
T O R I A I ___ mjwhich he is interested. It s h o *
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demand in
K IA T IO N
Other W>7-. AA.,° " V r’ X
^ v i d c
more motor
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filili
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Party For Those
a
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Mr and
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it
m ay
doubted that
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mayors O^
excei* in a f€W
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tbe ^ p , must have developed
« ' the ides from »oeml Mud.e. that
<«0 "ot
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THE JOYS OF INSEC
..Tbe toys 0< U is s c » ^ " I“
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p h i .« Ü - t
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x
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s
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Mm W m M.
DeMut.
were hosts
day and Pinochle party March
Attending were Mr» Betty Thomp-
80n, Mrs Mothe McLachlan, Mr
and Mm A. B. Christian, on and
Dianne. Mr pud Mr. Oarroil Bayr,
S unny B rook
• bigg r
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In Other
are making «fe mom certain for
^ ^ i o n for Sheriff of Sher-
moat of th« people. A man need
’
not morry shoitt hem he la go.n£
¡ „ ^ ^ p te d an
to Uve next year or after, »»xly.
ondi
Antelope official 1 n
Is
the
gmsarnmsn
21<^ and aecurea „
That worry
tax«« •• »
worry. Th«
The payment of
<4 taxes
municip«l fund, from
all that In ashed of the ettiaen. He a
returned to An-
a t » » and curl up like a h™ .
w erereu m od
can be at «••« ano cun p
n J ght
fat kitten before the «re secure, «
daMardly snow storm
X T
T ^ c X t a g . -.ow ed up here iast Monday morn-
always I” 0™
f
shelter. Them are the Joy. of ae
*^rSr’ thorn «nore adventurous
soul, who in spirit have descended
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piosimrs who brsmd the
X
«4 being
k«nt cat They prefer to take
the jo y . of’
the free men who nmde «his ns-
♦¡«« ^r«aL Their« b the Amernan
tion great. Their. »
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Report and for the settlement
»aid estate.
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Blaine C. M iller. A dm in istrato r,
T. Lester Johnson, •
Attorney at law,
Moro, Oregon
First publication March 9, J9»>
^ t i o n , April 6, 1 9 «
^NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
N otice is hereb y giv««
the
30 days behmd time,
undersigned baa filled in the Coun
obmrver. Mar. 24. 191« ty Court of the Stat« of Oregon
Approximately two inches of for Sherman Couajty her Final Ac­
count and Report as administratrix
rain, three quarters of aninch
test week, is the portion for Sne, - of the Estate of Bart Burrell,
deceased, and that Wednesday, the
11th day of April, 1945, at 4he
Dr. P C e, that the coyote head hour ’ of 10:00 o’clock A. M., or
»«nt them from off the anuha’. gaid fayt at the court robm of snid
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t a y " . Court, in the courthouse in Moro,
Sherman County, Oregon have
his farm s e a t « ' . r
been fixed by the Court as the
had well developed rafciea.
J. y F. FoM>
Fosa, Roy M. Benson and
ann time and pfcce for hearing of ob-
Harry Kunsman have incorporated j^ tion s to said Final Account an
this week with a capital stock cf RepOrt and for the settlement of
310,.000 under the name of Foss & gai j estate.
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company and will build a concrete
Ijeota Burrell, Admimstratrix.
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The UgtolBtly« áto»»on juat end-
garage and repair shop, *92 feet T Lester Johnson,
a «tort <rf a T»«w develop-
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of. son» W o r - on Main street and 100 feet on 5 ^ Attorney at law,
„Gup .treet, opposite the location of the Moro< Oregon.
tance. It w th«
of Foss A Benoon blacksmith shop. F irst publication M ych 9, 1%45
fOrmT? by
n.
Frank Mobley received his first Laat publication, A^ U
<P^ * 0 n g in . tagtalstem 1. «
S h e S i r E t a i t t t a ^ P ‘ "y I * « ™
«Id aa demoeratta government and a t o m D * « “ »
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building « that Mr. Day, of the rural ser-
probM,ly there mem thorn about hm
^ X » t o f f l « and v ie . department of the P. P. and.
who triad to influence the mind and wiH operate
m""-
apend M It week
of the k in ,
X
t a o X - M .r ’A 192« Sherman county in the mteresta
were thought of. It 1. an aceepb-d F r o . t h , ^
E1^ rlc
g n etiee. and If hooaatly conducted
J. .
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lant with a demonstrating and installing new
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“ » Y i r l ’ X X l X ta r ’X T X r a n d
light electrical dovice. and taoktag »f
The regular tabby to
X \ « l d by m T
Schadewita, tar th . betterment of etactnc mr-
« f reprernntatlvm from Wtari plant mW by
vice whmto posoibta.
m m . « p ta y m
^ ^ 1 ^ ” X n in S ^ r X Tuewtoy Dr.
Word was received in thia city
«roops. the graaige, an
»
«1 groups eoaaa for haaoia«
bUl Then, too, there to the
wtomu tor kirn W d^tot
may ba aaaaktog for a do « m mu
m v. »
wnne of -h ir ii may
«m fltat Thto type toml * pnwar-
, .
„ported that Caraten von
Rnrata, Hring near Kent and who
BoratM, living n e .
to now
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M ondav evening a distance
bonm M«md ay^ewemng
of five f
m
t t a
r
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theatres -
This W e e k
fri. - Sat. - Sun.
2 3 -2 4 -2 5 .
With Lato
Paramount Newt
next week
Tues. - Wed.
27 - 28
MiWWlNNeMM
pur rou HI
itsr ur fPiKiTt
When yourReS Cross .
Solicitor comes to toe Soor
NOTICE OF PINAL ACCOCVT
Notice is hereby give» that -the
undersigned has filled in the Cohn-
ty Court —
of the
State - of Oregon
a, European ideal, have been brou ,
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ght to and mrnta « « « sta n t over Jj—
()b<ierret M„ ch M, 1906 lor gherman County hs. Fmal Ac-
the American Meals. Now we ha e
R<)bert Urqubart met with a count and Report as admin » .
social aseurity for old age. we have
„ ¡„ /„ I accident last week, of the Estate of Clyde H.J3
.
retirement of various kinds, we
th(J
„ f hig )ef t tag deceased, and tto.it W * 4 n ssÄ y .
have unemployment Insurance a.l
„iaCes He waa driving n t h day o f A p n l. I M i , a t th
eateblbhed by tbs g o v .n ,» .« L "
>prh<, farm of hour of 10:00 o’clock A. M M
That io all these things are f«* «
Johnson, and his horse fell ».¡d day, at the court room of said
other, titan the farmers, whose John Johmon, a
^ ^ 0 ^ ta Moro,
only contact with social security upon
flW hM appl„ shepman county. Oregon_ h ^ e ,
is to help pay * " ’*•
. , - . _ Uon witfi the county clerk Tues- been fixed by the Court a . the.
We have been in a social revo -
the democratic time and place for hearing o
lotion for a nuuffier of years. Ws
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e t the pri- jection. to » id Final Account and
■ucceaa
being changed I
Much of —v— ___ ——. .
i r
and C ftr tO O Il
SHOE REPAIR
Moro Lodge No. 113, IXXOsF.
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Our o f participation in governm-m’.
f^om Mie joys
(certainly
The question is not pertinent
Meets 1st and 3rd
field aporta, our game», (eerta y
whet,
Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
hall- Transient and
brid^ a J a nd « r e p e t i t i o n , risk, achool diatricta already facing
visiting brothers are
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r ^ n ^ T n spirit that high costa, begin to pay ret.re-
cordblV invited
d m « « . The
raent on school' t e t h e r , who
to meet with us.
“ "4 “ u lj UU lM Un y“ "
the ’
Ernest Houston N. G.
: Z ^ k -fm y
the soft w . TiU he pertinent,
A. R. Kessinger, Secretary
toaa-psIM cal W a.
£
C. A . Ruggles
t prlde their way into state government l'ureka Ixodge No. 121 A.F.& A.M.
Meets on the 1st and
through. attachment to bonafide
3rd Thursday,evening»
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g o v e ^ e n t e l groups. The Ides is
of each month- Visiting
*
? X ^ h e ^ X thereof not to keep _ these theorist, out,
members are cordially
P E R C Y T -|B 0 M P BOW^,
struggle. " ^ “ ^ J ^ ^ r i t y . but to see that they make then
invited to meet with us. - “ H X lN 8TBMET, MORO
C. A. Ruggle«. W. M Worfc
( Well and ^Qokkly
,r i
< 4 « “ thir« ’ • frpro<d’ from the f T ‘ ins
W. D. Walian, Secretary
NEW GROUP
=
Pacific theater. The opinion ter the game.
very well at a hoapiti?
M spreading that the war against
lagt there.
.
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wiU a ^ g on .for at least
¿ a e house to
Carroll Bayrs vm. initiated as a
two vears after the Germane have Week T < u n u„
to Moro member of the M e * » * order
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win be
i £ L Ifa, Powdl land Thursday evening when member» ^ Moro
MOTO
m n u iim x m iim m x sm m w fa x n o T tn
i„ the » - to f ‘ ™ ‘¿ L
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Z e r i . l e ¡stands for . long time
.
gre
a chance on
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on
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Ted Thomp»” , »
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Cal-'deeaaeed at the office <rf Geo.
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a
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train- Updeg^r-**, Moro, Oregon, within
tfotw a w ere
the six months from the date of tms
mg since hie entrance into
six m onw .
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tjotiee, to wit: Mandi 23, 1»4B
army
Emma Davit
Mr and M r. A * ^ n ^ a n a o n
Luther W.
were in Portland
Geo. G. Updegtwfif,
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week end.
Attorney for Executrix
Mrg ArnoW
ia in The and Executor.
r
this week' assisting Mrs
tmtstttsttm ssttttssnntmnnssaawm *
fo r her mother,
g
«nsntc chumber of any
y^
and th e m opiinK up p ro-
Mr arK| Mrs Gitas French rb-.
Public “ * ^ yee“ ™“ y
, , h ce»s will be both difficult and cost- turned horns Sunday evening s fu r
tirement benefits That 1» not the
. ome ten week» In Salem attend.ng
ouention
under
discussion.
If
they
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legisUÜTe K , sion. Thell
aJUVTOVlWll wawwma---------------
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tKev might well go befo-e
chapter No. 7«. O.EA daurtaUr, Mr» N. W. Free., « -
want „ It they
B e th le h e i
tht legialature with a proposal
Mseta Every Second ant. companied them as far a« Hc<4
. 7 d i d ^ e public employee, who
Fourth Thursday,i tai s a il- River where she resumed h u
Month. Visiting Member» »V
the “joy. asked and received civU service
school teaching duties. Patty re­
Invited.—-Moro. Oregon
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it," ware permitted in rating, at this same sessmn
turned
here with her parent» to
Rose Amidon, W. M.
of inaecur y
¡u rted buai-
BiH. that come from social ag-
continue
her high achool studie».
'Ruth Sparling, Secretary
the oay« when « W
* >Umj) of
M j and Mm A. L. Mallery, who
nt“ ’
. ««nV things one and vaguenesn that is unmistakt- Lupine Rebekah
¿MUt ri*kws <4 insecurity 1. able. B ill, written by more ex Meets 2nd and 4th
ha<l been managing the Sherman
County Journal during the ab­
could 1« k
>triTe for ptrienced and more practical men Tuesdays of each
the right of a c l
be couched In plainer words nx>nth. Visiting mem
sence of the French» left Monday
bers welcome.
ht"M* f ’ °M«in his own mseunty but they can be read and . under Clara Houston, N.G.
their home in Salem.
, X o w n efforts and tabor, stood. What we seem to be domg Florence Johnston..S
mt
. X ^ u l farm er, of . is to tat the soetal theorists work
taka
s
the Red Cross, was here early this
of j u Davis, also
week aiding the local Red .Cross ^n<)Wn a8 Luther Davis, deceased,
office.
.
X-
ere hereby notified to .present
. T<w
Tom Preeoe- received
notice
proper f<>nn> u tbe ^ d e r -
Wedn------
Wednesday morning that his draft ^ ne<J
duly appointed, quali-
Eugene had placed him
and acUn< Executrix and Ex-
in
,
Will hit s respon.rve chord in the
mind» of every American of the
"oncer school who w w taught
«wring for hlmaelf Wa»
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°«
that
ng
------- eltiaen.
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I It t
, ,k ca
- Hulls,
of every
of th
,
k . welcomed by the
.bould • i ’o J * ” X ^ w h o have
Ih e "“ ny
Sherman w u n t y t a
s
VX GRASS VALLEY
k
required for (Jw and
Frank, who ia on furlough.
Japanese Mr and Mrs Truman Strong. Mr
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„„ w a r n .
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eh accumu* and Mrs Roy Belshe, Mr and M r»
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
♦ lating a stockpile in preparation Clarence^ Sparling and Ç.V .
. But when these groups go out
&nJ
their birth-
SUBSCRIPTION r a t e s
to advocate social changes and
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all it requires, days w er* Dianne Christianson,
spend the tbne of their employees ^ ^ ^ J ^ p i l e which wTs built Betty Thompson. ' Mollie McLach-
Payable 1» Advance
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S2<0 on matters litUe connected wit
Europe could be made avail- Urn, Ruth Sparling and Etha De-
ONE YEAR ...........................
the welfare of their group it u>
t a civilian».
Moss. There were four tables of
MARCH
march 23,
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something new and perhaps lead-
guewjed wrong last ,pinochle, high score, were won by
—------------------------------------ ing to a bad situation.
October oa to the end of the war Mollie McLocMan and A. B.
Thn^r who w ould tra d e This session the league of urc-
command is tianson. Birthday cake, jello, «and
Those WHO w
gon citie8 gponaored the retire,
served af.
b in alth o u g h
r
~ t x
St. Patrick Kin
V .-ä
fc
ago. The tight o f bis remaining ved following the mcettog., .
1 1 1 1 Qmm J o g ,
ljs . already improved.
N<ync E ^ C R B D 0 « B
flvlQ tjU U U ay OeMoti ey a Ruth
Wilson, supervisor for
A „ ^ TMnt having claims agaln-
the representation is in the inter-
c t of the groups actually repre-
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freedom for security
J b r u i n é of neither. '
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Mr and Mas
oed
J3 J M ™
Remember he represent!
more than just the American
Red
he
G 1. Joe* Through him you
can bring
to wounded men lying in
hospitals; a bit of hope to
American boys stagnating in (
WM. SAIGJM . K 6 B U IB OWU
l“ W 6 T RAGLAND . UNA O’CONNN
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prison campé; a bit of home
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to men who have not seen\
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home in years. ' >
ro u t Rod Cross mu« be at hi. ride for * long, W
time-
7 The wounded, the discharged vwerans, the men overseas,
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Boa^i «n
®S?L.Äb!5
C MwU„.M
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nv UI« «*>♦« to
Fr«duc«d by Arttot L FWd
1 ~ -r Wild« • Ditwcftod to A4** JtoMÍ»
With
News of the Day
and C a r t o o n -
need Red Cross help. So give more this year for the need
is greater than ever.
Greet yenr BCD CROSS
Volunteer SOLICITOR
with s SSMLR!
Open w u r door, your h m rt snd your p o d « * * « *
wide when this faithful neighbor calls on you. H e is
donating his time, his energy and his money, too,
fo r TOUT G . L Joe’s. This volunteer w orker it helping
keep TOUT Red Cede. at "hia” side.
NEXT W EEK
Thursday-Friday
29 - 30
RIDING HIGH’
Fv
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In
5 Technicolor
a
Dorothy Lamour
Dick Powell
GlVfc NOW. GIVE MOKt.
t i i *» » * * « t t t f i * 1 , M u
Victor M oore
(jra«i Valley Theatre—Phone 1H
DOORS OPEN AT 7:U P. M.
, SHOW STARTS AT 8^0 P. M.
ADMISSION
last Saturday of the death of a -
ly Newcomb former farmer remd-
in(. weat <rf what ia now K ant Mr.
fmmed in that motion
before a railroad through the cen-
yrt
ADULTS 40 c .; CHILDREN 20c
MATINEE SUNDAYS, 2.*M P.M.
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