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8HEBMAN OOUOTT JOURNAL.
MORO, ORÉGON
FRIDAY, AUGUST 3. 1944
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Fred Cox .n d Rev Howard Sch.i-
ling made a business trp to Gobi- I I ( t o v U
endele, Wash., Monday.
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ginger-bread, Which, kncidwitally, front o f a fire to. a ple«aant win-
Mr and Mrs D. J. Herin a t PRICE LEVELS
takes lose sugar than alm ost any ter’s evening paaiAimh * t o / > n y -
tended M rodeo in itood River
ABOVE NORMAL
other cake. Munching apples in body's language.
Sunday.
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The United S tates general level
Mr and Mrs Fr«jd Cole finished
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o f price« being received by farm»
harvesting la st week.
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is approxim ately
19 per cent
Mr and* Mra Tom Sw ett and dan- a b w e -parity** with farm wage
gltfer, Jackie o f The Dalles, spent
om itted from, the formula,
of this Cleon, Family Newspaper
the week end at the home of Mr according to th e w eekly review
he hristian cience onitor
and Mrs Stanley Swett. >
farm market, price, and outlook
Free
from
crime and sensational news . . . Free from poUtkal
Mr and Mrs Roes Andrews vis- information prepared by the E x
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bias.
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Free
from "special interest**
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to «11
tell you
ited over the week end at the B ilf tension service a t OSC. The pic-
world-wide
the truth about world events. Its own world-
, staff of cone-
Andrews home. z ' *
tore is quite different, however,
meaning
to y
you
spondents bring you on-the-spot news and its
Its m
eaning to
ou
Mr end Mrs Roy Belshee o f when farm w age rate« are eonsTd-
and your family. Each issue filled with unique self-help natures
to dip and «keep.
Moro and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Bel- ered In addition to cdmmoditles
shee of Wasco
spent
Sunday
In
farm
ers
buy,
taxes,
arid
interest.
toed W * Mfter
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TA* CWW* tetowe
Portland and 'atten d ed the lee Ca-
The national index »hows farm
Fire Borns
Mr and Mrs Joe Flornbuj-kle of
Trailer Apn Road Sifoerton
visited over the week
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end at the home of Mr and Mrs
From Hospital
Near Grass Valley Charie« Anderson.
Fire . completely destroyed a
tra ile r and contents of arm y rain
coats of a consolidated freight-
ways truck Saturday evening on
the highway four miles south of
Grass Valley and ju st south of
the Eakin elevator. When the dri
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ver noticed his trailer was on nrc
he hacked the trailer off the aide
of the road. The strong wind caua
ed the fire to run along the rail
road tracks burning some ties
‘’and also some new ties along the
track and some telegraph poles
The driver was aide to save two
tires on the trailer and the »pare.
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Mrs A1 Roberts received a tele-
Theron Richelderfer was grant-
phone oall from her husband, En- ed a three day leave from Barnes
sign Roberts, Friday from San General hospital in Vancouver.
Francisco, th at he was in port and
arrived home Saturday anu
would be in Corvallis Saturday jef t Tuesday.
evenng. Mrs R oberta and children
Mrs Floyd Root and two boys
left Saturday for Corvallis.
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Billy
and Buddy of Seattle, arriv-
M argaret McDonald came
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Dalles Thursday at 1 e‘* *" Wasco Tuesday July 31 for
Mrs Harold Eakin din- a visit ut Lhe G H. Root ; horn?, pades whilo; there.
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ing harvest
Dannie Kueppell of Portland ac-
Mr and Mrs W. A. Medler wero
Mrs Arzell Lemley, Mrs A. A. companied them for © visit too. tran sactin g business in The Dalles
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Dunlap and Mrs C R. Anderson
Mr and Mri} G H Root hav Saturday.
Mrs
Rice,
wife
of
the
new min-
were business visitors in The Dai- j ust recently received word th at
1« Monday. Gene Cochran
their
Lt Floyd Root> ha3
o f th e. church o f N azarend
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figures fo r Oregon indicates 325
per ^ n t
a b o v e t h a t average.
Iq «harp contrast, the national n
Index o f p rice, paid fcy farm er.
in
Rufus
and
their
two
children,
fo
r commodities, * interest, and
panied them to The Dalles and reached his destination and is now
Vincent
and-
Jessie,
left
last
Sun-
ta
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es is only 85 per te n t aboVe
left for his home in Portland af- iOcated jn t he 14th Naval dis-
day
to
attend
services
at
Twirilow
the
1936-39 level.
< Mr and Mrs Ted Trimble had ter spending several weeks a t tha trict
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o f July 1, farm wage rates
as their guests from Saturday to Lemley home.
Mrs Wilber Miller and infant
Monday his parents, Mr and Mrs
Mrs George Wilcox took het
WUliTm T r i p l e
’ GreshTm and son Dean wTcox, Sl-c to The Dal- daughter of Hoquiam, Wn., came
his siaier Mm H arry M tM urray tes
Saturday when he left for Monday and will be residing here
his assignm ent a fte r spending his >n Wasco. Mr Miller is already
and his brother in law and sist-'T,
Suiter pf leave here w ith his parent^
here w orking in h arv est.
Mr and Mrs Herbert
Madeline Cappa of Portland ar-
„ „ w iniam c Rejd of PorUand
Portland.
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rived the first of last week to
week v i.itn x h e r parent»
A frost Monday morning got gpend
weeks a t the home J?
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some of the garden« around here of Mr and
Ted von B0 rstol.
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and ice was reported at the T. M.
j Crozier’ went to Golden-
R Reid
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Rolfe ranch. ♦-
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wjJO ^ ^ jt to The Dalles turning home Monday evening.
Mrs George Smith and (laughter
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Mr and Mrs Lloyd Gray and Judy were week end guests at ¿he
iJ d CroiJ warn M n^Tom Alley children stopped a t the C. M. C k v- W. R. Reid home.
M r. G h .rte. P e rn g ., M r. J.m e^ enger home W ednes.hy evening -
Phifer M r. W ren Hogue .n d Sgt.
Alvin Lewellen.
Mr and Mrs Ray Newcomb and
da ugh ter, Vet»j_of of Vancouver,
Wash., spent 'Friday night at the
home of Mr and Mrs J. S. New-
comb and Saturday and Sunday
a t the borne of Mr and Mrs W F.
Schilling.
Mr and Mrs E L Coffey and
Mi«. 1 ..r v i ’n ffp v U ft fo r th e ir
ho™ ¡ ^ Portland w 2 l n e J d . v ^
home
Portland Wednesday a-
tor »pending a week at the home
of M r and Mrs Wallace May and
Mrs L. D. May.
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^ t t , Mra Blakney is a aister of calculated:
Wa>co over the week end.
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Fred Krusow returned home Fri-
Mrs R ly F. Crews and son, q
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dfty fpom Portland where he spent of New* York and their friends,
Beveral days on business..
Mr and Mrs W arren Dallas and
A rthur Schilling and son, daughter, B arbara, visited a t the
Carl, were in The Dalles Friday home of F. M. Crews the first of
on business
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Mr and Mrs C. M. Clevenger -Wlood donors from Wa«co Moa-
and th eir d a u g h te r,M rs Rav Be day were Mrs £ a ri R -helderfer,
t e r e i t an d s o n ’ T e r r v ’ 1<;ft Thurs- Mrs Alice Mell, M rs Vera
Van
d“v for T »’1’"’*- W’“'h • ‘0 vis"
M r. M arjorie V ar Gilder
^ lativ„ retuniinK home Saturday an,k M r, Marcella HlHerbrand.
Thev took Mrs E rnest Petereit to Mrs A. H. M cIntyre drove them
Yakima to friends, she has bop»« down. The mobile unit will be in
in the hospital in The Dalles for The Dalles ag ain Sept. 14th.
Ross Fields Ph. 2-c left Satur several days for medical attention.
Jim m y Welsh, fieldman for the
day evening for Bremerton, Wash.,
Mrs Don Smith and son, Larrv. Pacific telephone and telegraph
for his assignm ent after spending went to The Dalles Saturday to
company, is making Moro his head
his leave here with relatives.
visit a t the home of Mr and Mrs q u a rte rs instead of W asco which
C. B Doyie and his grandson, Gus Smith, returning home SunT has b<.en his home.
Tommie Kirkham and family of day
Lewis Thompson, who has been
The Dalles stopped here Wednes- ----n---------------
working in Goldendale, Wn., is
day after making a trip to Maupin CARD OF THANKS
back in town.
through Grass Valley via of Sher-
We want to express our deep
Andy Sandvig came home from
ars bridge. Mr Doyle was a for- appreciation to those friends who the hospital Saturday and is much
succeeded in putting out the blaze improved
mer resident of Gras» Valley.
Mr and M r, Ed Alley were bu,i- t,,a t threatened our wheat
ld
Mrs Geraldine Hull of Portland
nea, v i.ito r, in The Dalle, Wed ’• « t Wednesday,
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»pent the week end with her par-
Clyde and GeorK,a Stradley ents Mr and Mrs L , punk
nesday.
Miss Eileen- Lemley returned
Sunday guests at- the E. L.
Carelessness m handling livestock
home Sunday from Portland where
Woods
home in Klondike were Mr
causes approxim ately one fourth
she spent several days visiting rel of all farm accidents.
and Mrs W A.. Norcross of The
Dalles and Mr and Mrs George
atives.
Miss Marcile Zurlinden arrived
Potter.
SuntWy evening from Portland to
Mr hnd Mrs Farrell Fisch of
help her grandm other, Mrs Tom c.-
The Dalles visited a t the Dale
Coyle, during-harvest.
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Laughlin home Sunday.
Evelyn Olds came up from The
Bruce Grady of Portland wes
Dalles for a few day« leaving for ¿ J
transacting business in Wasco
the city Tuesday accompanied by
M onday. He stayed all night at the
Ted E verett home.
Mr» Herman Pater» an^ «ma, H er
man and Arden, on business for
D ouglas Shull arriv ed in Wasco
M onday evening to spend -a 15 day
the day.
furlough.
Mr and Mrs W.C. Schilling
Mr and Mrs Kenneth S tuart
and daughter of Moro visited a t.
and fam ily of The Dalles spent
the home of Mr and Mr» W.
the weekend at the home of M’
Schilling Sunday taking their dou
and Mrs Eldon Neashan.
ter, Lavelle, home a fter spending
a week with her grandparent».
Mr and Mrs Rqlph Haynes and
fam ily left Mopday for their horns
in Rjchland, Wash., after spending
several days visiting hi«. brother k-
in law and sister, Mr and Mrs A.
A. Dunlap.
Howard Pierce came up from
Portland Sunday and will work at
the elevator again this year.
Mr and Mr« A. A. Dunlap re
ceived word from their daughter,
Mrs Anita B arnett, of the WAVES
th a t she will be stationed a t Cor
vallis a fte r she has her leave.
Mrs Ted Kelley teak Mias Anna
Schw arts to The Dalles Monday
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In command of escort carrier Us'S
to the dentist.
Quadalcanal. which attacked and
Barbara Mathews
-a * arrived the
. captured U-h*nt 505, was Capt. Pan-
first of the week frOM Baattlc
QB||ery f • Chicago, shown heic
W ash•, and will drive the wheat on conning louer of the sub. The
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truck for her grandfather, T. M. carrier is known as the “ ('.in Do”
Rattler Surrenders
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Is an old established firm that has been selling, >
servicing and repairing cars for a generation.
The dependability of its products and the qual
ity of its service has been proven many times.
Now, when it is doubly important that yon
have good workmanship and quick service to
keep your cars and trucks running, have us take
care of your service problems.
Tire Repair and Recapping,
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Walther-Williams Co.
Miss Lois Coats of Rufus is in in Oregon and generally through-
The Dalles hospital with a rtosa out the nation Were • 10 per cent
«nd throat infection..
- higher .than a year ago. T h e-n a-
Mrs V url Blackburn, who - has tianaL Average increase in the m-
been visiting a t the George Black- dex oF'priee^^faid for'com m odities
burn
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b»n>e'» Oklahoma City M r Black- 2 p e r » * o v .r a y e a r .< « . The
bur” 18 "tatlon*d ,n AUaka- v V . combination o f w age-ratos and o*
Mr and M r” C’ E ‘ Coata
co**» practically offsets the
their d* aEht®pl k®’8’ ttt
average advance o f 7 oercent a-
hospital Sunday.
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and M rs Dick Yocum of level of prices by- farm ers.
Rufus ap«gg- Sunday a t the home
» i d -June this year United
Of Mr, and Mrs L, E. Dehlex. . /
State» ^average farm prices
for
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w ages 200 p er cent higher than
th e 1936-89 average,
while tiie
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per cent,
rem ain foi oats 98. barley 91, hay 77t potn-
visit.
toe» 144, hogs 112, beef cafitle 133
M&iarijrWrs Ted E verett 4 .and veal calves 118, lambs 132, woo’
^ au£riter, Lois Ann, spent Wedne.»- 182, milk cows 187, b u tte rfa t 120,
day night of last week in mMc a t rwho,csa'c '123, /turkeys
Dalles- Mr E verett made a busi- 134, chicken» 140, eggs 112, hor-
neM trip to Portland Thursday ses 28. alfalfa seed 166, red clover
and they returned home th at even- seed 107, alsike clover 121, np-
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pk?8 168’
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daugM er
P arity price, are being figured
Shir,ey’ spent the W' Ck ,n d ,** to r ’ “ different farm product,.
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T h e M oro Grain G rov ers A ssociation w ill
selTits N ish w areh ou se.. Bids m ust be in by
A ugust 6, 1945.
Miss Patricia Hilderbrand and
M ia. Jairat Kaaeberg attended a
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and site cleared by A u gu st 1, 1946.
Caa Be Used to Advantage
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sh*w in The Dalles Sunday.
‘‘An apple a day keeps the doc
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USED FAT IS FARMHAND mind while casting your eye dver
the fruits and vegetables for ¿ale.
Apples scalloped with sweet pota
toes, fried apple« with pork sa u s
age, apple stuffing with low-poini
sparsribs, are ju st a few of the
many palatable combinations pos
sible with this versatile fruit. For
dessert try applesauce served wth
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B uilding to be rem oved
T h e association reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
¡ORO GRAIN GROWERS ASS’N
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Veterinary preparation» th at kaep
livestock healthy ar« tom* mor«
uae« of salvaged kitchen fats. Many
of the supplie« farm ers need every
day require used fat in their manu
facture. Save every drop!
GAS AND O I L '
Tires--Accessories
R B. McKEAN and. SON
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Grain. Feed, Flour, Fuel
Carm Implements, Bags. Twine
BARBED W IRE— GOOD
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OREGON
FATS FOR LUBRICANTS
Rolfe, again thl« year.
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got big plan» for him, too.
But plan» alone are not enough. little
cash is going to come in mighty Jiandy to a
young man starting his career in 1955.
Maybe those dollars you put aside now
will give him a better start than you had.
Maybe they'll help him get the extra train
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Used fat works here, toot Stearic acid, a ueed fat by-product. Is the chief
component o* metallic aoap that tranaforma motor oil Into the kind df
solid lubricant airplane» uae. Cooking fat la co urgently needed that
War Food Administration la asking houaawlvea to save *n jm om
100,000,000 pounds In IMS.
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an engineer. Surely they'll help him through
the first tough time when he’s “on his own.”
H e's your »on . . . his future is yours.
Back that future with series E War Bonds.
And 10 years from now his, “Thanks,
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