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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1945)
e UUU i Frad Htnnagin oama up from Portland Monday afternoon look* road Co., ndoft W Pasito Hail- *'PsX *A itrtu il *rnx-H 4 ¿ W f f misceUdiwou* itami* t l i W ; Ing thinner than for sonw years. State Industrial Accident Com* »very Friday *t get any bette». Wc are afraid 4*». MV» he, has been > working mission miscellaneous $20.57; Na on tax coiUetlon* from rt««i»u»»y **•** °» T " /every day putting his new place tional Hospital Association, wt-g- 1 to July X preaemted, approved I*xf 1 1 ( » 1 * something about the proposal for Uba LFrendb 7« . . in shape to suit him. es account, $5.00; First National \and filed. — -T- H ALSEYS BOAST - Order waited directing Sheriff „ «<— — phosphate mills. . ■ ,, y tier ~ a* f* Rheumatism ’antf Arthritis Bank, with-holding tax, $102 461 K « r t n ~ J ' n i S ’/ ’ m ? *“ ” r ’ Probably Admiral Halsey, who . . . . I suffered for years and am so Wal|her-Williams Oo^ tires & to cancel teantein delinquent taxes -----apparently glories in his nick- Now subsidy payment« to the . thankful that I was cured of this tubes $83.60, miscellaneous T19.66 against »property owned by. City of ' X name of “Bull”, has done a fine dairy industry are being blar.ed Afton McIntyre was taker, to terri5k affliction that I will glad- Gas & Oil $2.20, total $105.45; Moro. ’ , Bid of Wren (Hogue for pur OllcWQR job of debunking himoelf as any- for the shortage of pork in the The Dalles hospital Saturday at- answer anyone writing me for Walther- WillaimS Co., repairs. chase of Tax Foreclo^d property F lIU S IU W on€ in recent times. We re fe r to United States. And no matter ter an illness that first attacked inforrnation. $186.51; The Dalles Equipment in Grass Valley accepted and pro- . expressed wish to mount the how much the beef situation may him the previous day. He was information. Mrs Anna Pautz Co., repairs $3.05; Service Garagt white horse of Emperor Hiroh:tc be eased by fall marketing, the considered in a serious condition p g Ox g£2 Vancouver, Wa.-h. perty declared «old. .r *- ÉDITORIAL- repaifs* $20.37; O’Meara Supply Court approved and «<ned deeds and ride down the streets of scarcity of pork will continue for ¿. , j Mr and Mrs Everett Watkins & Imp. Co., repairs $35.71; Col SSOCIATIQN Tokio, amidst cheering troops of at least another year. As late Aa the first of the week- PauUn,, Ka^berg and.4*i.fc abd and Mrs B Eetrede Hailey re- umbia Motor Service, repairs to Iva M. Dams and D. H. Wright the United States ahd in front the last week m June government family came home from flleir v»ip turned from Portland and Var- $15.90; J. K. McKean Co., repairs covering sale of Tax Foreclose! of shamed Japanese. forecasts were for a pig produc- to Eugue and the coast last wfcek. couver Sunday alter a short stay $87.08; Foss & Co., $115.72; Pa property. _ OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER Clerk directed to i«»ue Road A ‘gaily embellished sadd'e, tion of 53,000,000, but the num- E. F. Feldman hasi resigned hie in the city. cific Power & Light Co., miscel- worth some $2000, according *o ber of piglets fell 2,000,000 below position as depot agent in Wasco — SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ohub Johnson left last week laeous $2.00: City of Moro, rais- Warrant in «payment o f claim reports was hastily made and that figure, 3341,000 less than W Payable ia Advance after many years there and B. H. after visiting hare for a few days ceWaneoue $3.50; Ernest Woods, for wages which had not hereto ONE YEAR ........ ...............— d»oatched to the boastful ad- 1044; and 2,347,000 below ' the Galloway has taken his place, with Wa son, Roland and family. fore been presented for payment. misaellaneoa» $7.20; Union Oil miral by citizen» o f Nevada, spring of 1943. Annual report o f County Mrs Gateway. will take c ic »•* — > Co., Gas and Oil $89.73; Standard SEPTEMBER 14. .1045 Whereupon Halsey, yclept the It is explained that farmers the shifts at Bigg3 while they are NEW PLANT PLANNED Oil Go., Gas and Oil $22.95; Shell ent covering, parted from Decern __ ____ buU blushingly admitted that he turned to dairying because o f the here. They come from Troutdale. An asphalt refinery costing Oil Co., Gas and Oil $55.84; M. G. ,ber 1, 1943 to December 1, 1944 “AND MAKES US RATHER ^ ¿ n ’t ride a horse. subsidy payments and also be- The Feldmans' will just take "it m^re than one million dollars will Melzer ¿»ridges account $464.13; presented to Court, approved and BEAR THOSE ILLS WE HAVE The la u g h / unmistakably, a is cause the incentive offered hog- easy now that they have retired t unt a t Wiltbridge, Oregon Grant Garland, wages, $231.96. filed. ' ’ ? z, « THAN FLY TO OTHERS WE on Halgey. men came too late to be of any and will live in Portland, Wasco gjx ^¡leg northwest o f Portland, Clerk directed t» imoe Gencr 1 CONDENSED PROCEEDINGS KNOW Those of our this year. ; by the California Asphalt Corpor- OF «COUNTY COURT DURING Fund Warrant to Clarence Mvr- [MLIW NOT H U I OF” vrr lrwtse u citizens u i-t.w ---- recent benefit -- , , "Theaeincentives .■ . 11 and wherevor they want to. singer for eertHcaa rendetbd in ♦ a enemy Japan, who can read and will increase fall breeding but will Mr and Mr»- WiBiccn Clotriif • a tion, a newly formed subsidiary SEPTEMBER «5, 1946 TERM Douglas MacArthur as quoted ^ ve“ an“ opportunity to fo! not increase the supply <rf pork operating County Fire Truck dur are home again after a vacatiér of Standard of California, Tresi- Claims against County Gener as aaying m his ipcrrh a ^ttje etory must chuckle until the middle of next year. Big spent in Portland and Seaside. ^ dank H. D., Collier of the oil c<Hn- al and County Roads Funds al ing harvest season. surrender of the Japanese: their defeat to lino gest reduction th » year was in Consideration given to purchase Jim Tate got ou t-of tfie nav ’ T>fhy* announced today. lowed as presented covering July tary aBaance^ balances of poj"*. American snown up the south, but the west also fell Monday and came home immedi- of Gravel Loader and Trailer but C/onctRiattoU t^C plant, t League o f Nations, >U i" turn thoroughly. short ad only Iowa the „tely to »(t«in take over thé farm ®"ly *»phalt refinery on the north and August period. no definite action taken. Reports of County Treasurer have failed.. . . .Wa have had our From pictures of the famous com belt states showed a notable north o f town ■whk-h he left to we»t Pacific co»«t, will «tart with- No further matters a t iwu« showing fund balances fo July 51 last chance. If we do not now horse he could but barely increase. Meanwhile there is ur- go to war. Court adjourned «d>ject to call hy , in 80 or » . and August 31, approved and vise some greater z*nd carry the heavy stock saddle gent demand for fats and oils to . J a m a Welch »ml Patty O’- County Judge. A complete operating unit in i t • equitable system Armage on weighted with supply the minimum needs cf Meara have rented the forn«r self, the refinery will manufacture filed. T35 will be at our door. The problem ^ rth the stated peoples in the liberated countries Yates »tore building and expect «»phalt from crude oil »hipped basically Is theological and in- The white horse, in fact, of Europe. Spa re ribs and pork to put" in « « lo ck of electrical »n 7 tanker, from California oil volves a spiritual recrudes- * y ordinary specimen of tenderloins will be scarce articles goods within- a short t,me. «««*■ / ^ . ^ ¡ ‘1* cence and improvement of u- without much shape in American households this win- -, tioa wall be 4,000 and 5,000 bar- man character, Art’ J^*1^**** his-legs, narrow chest and some ter................. .. Î P?ek> landiS No. t t l A P.& A-M. reU a day. “ V‘ all material and cultural the Meets on the 1st and Ag^haR made in the new plant 3rd Thursday evenjqgs marketed in Oregon, H must b ^ o f^ h e npirte if Many an American farm boy rides of each month. Ylaftmg T nnm .ri .y w n . ix m „ z a better hcrw> members are cordial^ Washington and Idfho pnm an- we are to eave the fleeh. aR much ot invited to meet with us. ly for road paving jjurposes. The The « m , »dra / " / ? , c a bul, to tewperarnem »a he » C. A. Ruggles. W. M. f is h e d product will be shipp»*d 'about our soldiers drinking too W. D. Wallan, Secretary f rom tfce refinery in tank cars and * T he county had a “mad dog” m uch around Army cam p s. ^ 7 * ™r"y« « i n ^ r ‘ W— ‘ he WO“W ? V‘ From .h . Observer. Sept. .4. 190f ■care last week. Phoebe Token’s clearly or m m cm W , o«x that white horse down tbe - **>nk trucks 1 It’s just not true, as the govern spaniel bit the postman, and he theory that there must be a p .f hg Born. To Mr gnd Mrg W A. Bethlehem Chapter No. 78» «-KM ---------------- *- m en t found o u t and to ld us. vowed that he was plenty mad M*«ts Every Second anu GAS AND OIL ual revival if we are to con ^ave »traped on and May, Monkland, September 10, Milk and beer are among a aoh Fourth Thursdays fn ea?t about i t x our civilization » an o o . the horge Rd an Americ8n a boy. Tires-Accessories Month. Visiting Members But by the time the rumor got dierts favorite d rin k s-w h ich la What give« ft greater <*"Pha Hp has exemplified the After drilling a hole 248 feet Invited—Moro. Oregon •round. It wasn’t the postman why we have the beat b raved R. R . M cK E A N and SON Rose Amidon, W. M. now i« the importance o - <** tbat other nations often ac- deep on the farm of L. L. Peetz, who was mad. It waa the dog. army in history. But those ugly In su ran ce Ruth Sparling, Secretary And before the truth wa» learned, rumors are boutjd tp hurt mo casion 0U8e of—Jx>astfulness and swag- it was abandoned, and the ma Grain, Feed, Flour? Fuel il and the invention of the atom karn kcep ohJne movc<1 out of the gulch half the kids In the neighbor ral? and cause hard feeling. l rjm where I sit, Farm Implements, Bags, Twine hood had missed school, while bomb. • mouth shut or his nerve up and up to a high side hill, where ( tongues can cause a their m others nearly died of This invention seems to h a v e _____________ an abundance of wholesome wat- GEORCE G. UPDEGRAFF BARBED WIRE—GOOD POSTS trouble than mad made it necessary to arouse feel- Was struck at 50 feet, frig h t PHONES W agging tongues can cause a ing for the fellowman before th» DISCHARGES A nttfe rain Wednesday puri- A tto rn e y A t L a w Office Residence lot of "mad dog” trouble. Like Feeds to n, next war is due—or eW . That pro- c lw g e d fied the atmosphere greatly, made bably gives us 25 years, perhaps ^ ^ ^ X e n t ^ e n d ^ to it a hit easier to breathe, ,nd w a g g in g to n g u es th at g o ssip 182 162 , 163 M o r o a n d W« OREGON WASCO It is not likely to hsppem Re- ^ ^ e p ^ m f r ^ ’ b X lg a Moro schools wiU open Sept. 17 fr eo^Tt idutxAu Wàshington Column Afton Mclntvre Seriously 111 In Hospital From where I sit... / y Joe Marsh. Mad Dogs and Wagging Tonguas Other ww ¥ forms in human kind s f a n y - Y arJ and indications point to a record G ^ t i o T d e X i U aU°rthae thus causing a d e p re s s ^ Then, (he f^ ver, 8ept 15. , 91fi religions and philosophies, has w as. c c,im * * 7 ^ ¿ ^ a n i Z T ~ ’e * Now with the end of the war and selfishness of the animal . immediate possibility led n— He .UH covet, the U r r , - 3 ,)C . E. A. Curhman cold the • last of his wheat crop Saturday for $1.32% at Moro. Since then, .we understand, the price h „ U k.n “ 7 PO* ^ / / lM° f . nd „ . 3,.charged w, .con . . «ho paper, another advance, but - that ,, a ghbor., a . *n „»dividual and a mj<k -t js , he raen K<MHi ,price at any tune. naUon. Fear of atomic bomb, may w|)o ar(, - wond„fi, „ The IpC.l train on the Shamko curt. M . lu .t Pd” ' .bout the chance for .ic.ha. branch will change time thia F - perty although fear of a more d.a- that ma„y d iy . The down train w,l| leave tant bell haa been ineffective. refu, in(( direharges to Moro under the new schedule nt (Perhaps the doctrine of fear Mmain m 5afety of the army, 9:40 a. m. and ' the afternoon is the wrong approach by wh ch men ar? wondering train will arrive at 2:55. to change the complex mind -of are going to do when Pape Rros. have moved then man.) the bUgle doesn’t How any more threshing n g to the L. J. Pape Many of tbe advancements of rncgf, farm south of Moro. After fini?h- mankind have come about be- jg concern worthy of ary- W there they will again move cause o f his aggress iveneu,. his one Jn the probiem. Many of the to Holman’s farm where 2oflIA. desire to accumulate, his spirit of men w tb<1 army and n<avy wore ’« waiting to be cut and threshed, competition. These have been ma- . g . t out of gchool when they The Hudson Super-Six, model terial things The improvement h(>me Thou^ n<ts of them 1917, now being delivered to he has made 4n spiritual things— n€Ver earned a living in their Sherman county purchasers by the if any—has come from entirely Ryeg |have job or trade or pro J- P- Kasoberg agency °ca e different attributes. fession. They are not trained in Wasco, is the same model t r Nearly aH religions have preach- any ^ H a n pursuit that w like- will be on the market next ed. brotherly love, tolerance, jus- wjn farne or fortune. They spring. tice. Man has gone on hating and want to Ret bome so badlv ihry From (he observer. Sept. 17. 1926 fearing. It has been said that w*- can gmeu «ippfle pies whenever * need a new religion, a new spirit- clog4> their eyes and they Carroll Sayrs’ little daughter, ual awakening. Perhaps, but none gtyj p o lite that responsibility is Reatha, was operated upon -n of the old religions have been tried gOjng to pile up as soon as they The Da’les Tuesday for a nip by many o f the thousands who don their four year old civilian tured appendix. profess them. The philosophy of ck>tbes. ‘ Erskine school was awarded the usual run of ua,—practiced, At tbp rarne time that they will first premium in bhe^^gunty not professed— is to look out for geardhing for a job there will schools competition at the coun- ourselves an aH things, a sort of thousands of workers who know ty fair on booth, judging being moral Marquis of Queenabery rule industrial jobs to the last minut • made on quantity, quality and of protect yourself at all times of modernity. Although there will variety. Erskine also won first Every child hears advice to be veteran preference the psy at the local fair. “look out for yourself”, don’t Let wyi be the same for all. and the DeMoss school opened Monday ’em push you around”, “stand up returned soldier or sailor will with l l pupils attending. DeMhss to him”, “hold your own”, “ don’t j^ve the job of adjustment to school starts the term with P5 give up” as aoon as his little ear make before he is really in condi- feet of new concrete walks, built can function. That's what he does tion to compete. this summer, average width 2 1-2 all his Irfe, be he Jap or German, it seems certain that the arm y and 3 feet and a concrete plat- Britisb or American. Among rs- and navy is going to have to form 10 x 12 feet to he equipped lions it leads to war, in individuals adopt a different .policy about with electric ligtotts frogi off the it leads to fights, in husinsss it discharging men. The men vho Sherman Electric company lines leads to competition, in athletics have some place to go, who lin'e furnace, newly varnished desks, it is sport. an assured job, who have a farm, and school equipment thdt places It is easy enough for MacAi- ^ho are prepared to go to schpol, the school in the extra standard thur, a fighting man by trade, to should be let out and those who classification. • now pass the buck to religion have no assurance of security l e f t ------T ------------ --------- —---- J— —- whan ha become» fearful of the in until the normal course of Lupine Rebekahi Lodge _No. _ probable consequences of too sue- events releases them. TuVs^ays” ot^ each eessful armed might. Certainly At present rate of pay and ad^ n,onth. Visit ng mem religion cannot ba expected to ditranal perquisite« the service hers welcome. •often the unruly temper of man is not a had «place to be except Clara Houston, N.G. a t this stage of the game. It has for homesickness it would be cor- Florence Johnston. 3« no record of sueeess. sidered s desirable job. Bad econ- —-------- — ----------- -— a , , , Neither this nation nor xuy omdc conditions will convince ^°* ky*O*F. other wauki permit a policy bas- many of rts value, especially tliosc Tussdaj »ys in I.O.O.F. ad on expected peace or inteira- who consider security the moat hall. Tr Transient and visit ng brothers are tionel confidence We would hr important thing in life. cordially invited afraid ooms nation would be arm- —------------------- to meet with us. m g agabiat ua. So see wiU go on Well, Tojo mid he started the ni* ae^au«aou» v* T Ernest Houston N. G. fighting forever, deviaang defer- war and he’d do it again. No oow- A. R. Kessinger, Secretary ses again«* atomic bombs as wr ard, tbb Tojo. 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