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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1945)
1 ■ : rAM <i ÍM ÍMMAM U U U M tt 1 * . • i ; • i! - ¿ u u « A u «to lto , OftSOON k ftlü A V , NOVEMBER », l i t ) « 4. day of Dec. *946 at 10 o’clock A< PlrH publication being fkfr 19th Pacific was aleo visiting friends M. in the Chwbty Court room, In IH E H M A N COUNTY JOURNAL. FOREJGN POLICY 1946 and last being Nov. 16jh, 1946. 1» Wasco over the week end. Elsie Martin the County Court house in Moro, ♦ ' t -___________ _ The president’s speech about the Washington Column A. group of junior boys and girls Sherman County, Oregon hae been Published Every Friday at foreign of the United Sta lontinued from page one. ioreign policy puucy vx v thinor= met in the basement of the Metho Executrix of EHen E. Sopimer Es appointed a* a time and place for Moro, Oregon _ tea has some disquieting things dist church Mpnday evening for a tate. a hearing on and final settlement although much of it is a • » * *; bOss L. French__ _________ Editor Halloween party for a good time. of eaid account, and of healing if •eeond eiaaa at u»« restatement of our old policy, if Evidence of the futility of the rvvs • ' 'ggp- 1 IN THE COUNTY COURT OF any objections thereto. First Pub ' /Ihirion Crews «pent a short 1 ° w a •«*»«- Act of .t that this nation has ^ i o n a l labor relations act, pass- THE STATE OF OREGON FOR lication being Oct. 19, 1946. vacation with his parents, Mr and ---------" ever had a foreign policy. e(j ten years ago, and ite meffac- SHERMAN COUNTY. \ We 1 ' , Elsie Martin — have not, since the early tiveness in settling strikes wa.; Mr and Mrs IÇennefch Blau * are Mrs Free Crews, returning to col In Matter of the Estate of H. A. Irma Laffocn days of this century, wanted to p resented on the floor during di»* the parents 01 oaoy boy ooy lege in Salem Sunday. the proud proud parents o f a a baby acquire more territory. The fact CUSSiOn a resolution to confirm |,orn Saturday October 27 at the - Theron Richeiderfer is spending Sommer, deceased. SS. Final no 'Administratrix* of H. A. Sommer • \ a few days with his parents, Mr tice. that we believe in sovereign rights a presjdential appointee to the Emanuel hospital in Portland. Estate. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: IAL6DITORIAI__ <* *W P***1*8 18,101 new: . . maritime commission. The record A cn>wd atUnded the all and Mrs Earl Richeiderfer. His ' SSOCIATION Statement three, which bays diac|oses that in every year there Sunday, school ‘ held a | many Trend« are pleased to know Notice is hereby given that Irma --------------------- ---- that ,.we approve no terri- U v e ,been more atrike9 than in Methodist cburSh dct- his health is very much improved. Laffoon and Elsie Martin the ad torial changes in any friendly ,1935j or in any^ ______ __ __ Mrs Ethel Van Gilder is better mmistratrixs of the above entitled one of the ten ober There was a short busi- OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER .P art th€ 7 ° rk} th€y “C.‘ years preceding the passage of <fUr the Rua. after being confined to her home estate have rendered and present ed and filed their final account cord rin/'ornpiV’ ibe act. Jn 1936 t ^11 Belshee was re-elected presi- for the past two weeks. Stanley Anderson celebrated his therein, with the above entitled wiahes „ of UK the ’T people concerned striker m involving 1,117,000 -v work- Kathr SUBSCRIPTION KATES wienee 7 ~----- £ ~ ’trlKes vom ng i.y.^uvu r « - d dent Kathryn Moberg secretory P«T«W‘ >" Advance i. indefinite.n ^ Bt th' re ‘S “ In T944, at tbp Iteigbt o f w»r and tpMBaWj The next meeting eighteenth birthday on Sunday, Court, and that Monday the 3rd October 28. His friends of the ONE YEAR ..........*-......- |Ea ftnnAnJ L » h f c f * ' ............ t— V" **•00 definition of friendly and it is production, there were 4^66 stn k - junior and senior classes in high ---------- : ------------------------ very difficult to know what foreign invd ving 2,116,000, exclusive 7... NOMEMBER 2, 1945 peoples think of governments be- o| git-downs, work stoppages Olive and Johnny Robinson drove school were invited to the home — «r----- -------------------- cause they have no free speed* an(j waik-outs ‘ which were not to Portland Sunday to visit fnends. for dinner. Mrs Dan McDermid returned The statement that we believe jj^ed as strikes. During a part OF TAXES « who ■ are prepared ___ — . — J //\«a - - in - — — A . ■ . a to • * friends « ■ T, t w •N people for this period addition ^he « many of Arthur Saturday from visiting her dau _________ . ___ T h„ U x business ~ i is . geu g e t ^ ng g « — it ha3 " £ w ir M io ,b o a r d ex- » « « W " to see him ghter, Mrs Kenneth Blau in Tort- more complicated every day be- s u te m e n t five pre- isted „ a iurther channel for the hon’« »««•»• after eeveral months land. «I At SUNSET you get action! W e hex« e*u»e there's getting U > >e na(ion ls g )U,g aettlement of lab disturbances. m **“ P* M* .*. Mr and Mrs Frank Larobon. many kmda. Of late none trfth work f or democratic govern- . „ , . (A*BB Vka ® B e r end wife are are visiting Mr and Mrs Guy in every facility plus exp ert workm en to have been too bard to pay becaose ments throughout the world and It is charged fby Representative visiting Mr and Nfrs Vernon Van Portland. * there has been enough money, i U conflicts with statement three, Ellis of West Virginia that govern- Gilder this week. p roperly service you r car. For b e tte r Wilford Douglas Lutje is spend it looks as if the taxes are go.ng folk>wed would give ment experts are studying a plan ing a short furlough with his par T h a tlv in '^ M T ’ them 'the kind of government they to give C reatjiritoin a Ramona. X t a l ^ d a y a v isin g ' ents, Mr and Mrs Elmer Lutje in teruice, try SUNSET. That will oe Ua<i. w«.n± receipt for three to six billions on ’ \ , Wasco. U t n . aay that Jim Jone. buy» whcn the pregalent aayB that the »20,000,000.000 atock of gold ¿ ^ h o m T ^ C a ^ V a ^ . . Lt. Col. Carl Nelson of the U. S. Our Reputation /a Your Protection or inherit* a section of wheat shall refuse to recognize buried in Kentucky, , the receipt ’ * Marine Corps, was hepe this week land someplace in Sherman county. TOverTWn<>nt8 imposed by force, he to be deposited in the United °” y' to «ee his wife and son a t the home Grant fron» the South Mt the high hierh • ;—r----- original, — r— a—r---=-- _*__________ . drawn upon a s needed, uranx Boÿçç DC Unless he is in one of but we often States and of her mother, Mrs Marian Med- rchool districts be should get by the nation that imports In this way the’loan would not ler. He has recently returned from with around $240 per year in coun- for<;e RUssia, for instance, we show up in the public debt. He Okinawa and i« on bis • way to ty and achool taxes. That is $20 wco^nj2e while, if we follow gave no authority for his state- El Toro, California with his fam ily. Mrs Nelson had been the Eng per month. Truman, we would not recognize ment. lish instructor in the Wasco High That isn’t nearly aJl, only a aort ltg gateiite states, MALE HELP WANTED: Oppor school. of cover charge, a* it were. It in- The apparent intent is to s€t tunity o f lifetime supplying DDT eludes the services of county and up th<? United States as a nation CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET and other profitable .product« IN THE COUNTY COURT OF school government, mi helping pay ready to police the world and sec _____ . - to farmers in .Sherman county. THE STATE OF OREGON FOR for the sheriff, the clerk, the ass- that r , s run according to cur From th<? ObHerverf 2, 1906 X G b e c k ijO iiltv ie iu ü tb M ü iï No experience or capital requir SHERMAN COUNTY. essor and other county officers and ideals whether the people invol- -- w . » . McGreer Bros, have made a rich ed. Must have auto and good re his road, which also probably costs ved or We object stren- coal strike near the mouth of Pine In Matter of the Estate of Ellen ferences. Permanent. Write or E. Sommer, deceased. SS. Notice him three or four acres of land. uously to any attempts to encour- creek on the John Day river. wire McNESS COMPANY, Dept. He pays for the school including age communism here and state to Crditors. - < Sherman county (potatoes, good D, 2428 Magnolia St., Oaklanc some high school tax and for a we want aJl other nations to be ones, two cents per pound, J. W. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 7,-. Calif. ‘z . part of relief. That’« about all In democratic. Messinger. . - • Notice is hereby given that the 7B IA » AUMOfT OONff that tax bill. If we continue to be willing to Old timer. Jack Daily has been p oR S ALE? Fifteen head of Here- undersigned has been duly appoin • I f he has a paved road or a buy democracy - in foreign nations a Sherman county visitor this WATCH O U TfM A X f A OATf ford shorthorn cows and one ted and confirmed as Executrix of ■taue payment for we may succeed until our money week renewing acquaintances of Hereford buM. Phone Grass Val sU te avevuuMy secondary WITH US TO M C A T the Last Will A Testament of said that comes out of his gas tax, runs out. Perhaps a better policy ^he days When he taught the suc- ley 413. , 52P Ellen E. «Sommer/ deceased and whinh if he drives 1000 imiles per would be to Jet other nations have spud to orament the bunch month with a oar runs about $30 whatever they want in government grftfW Hp won the Wori<fB g a,r FIELD AUDITORS: for pe™ *»” her estate. Any (person having a ent position* with SUte Unem claim against said estate is here per year. On a truck twice that, «nd keep an army and navy large Medal for prize potatoes. ployment Compensation Commis by required to present same with Then there’s licenses* to buy, an- enough to see that these nations w ^ich he grew on Pioneer Farm, T « f I SMOOTH sion. VeteriM* Preference? Bal- the proper voucher and proof an other special tax. If he wants to did not inteTfer^with our freedom w c Bryant, attorney, has op- tfC A F AT ONCf ary $186—$&46. Apply by Nov. nexed to the undersigned at the use his truck commercially he and form of government. Medd- ened offices in the Barnum brick. W f US TOOAV 17 to Merit System Council, 616 law office of Roy J. Baker, or to pays another fee to do th a t All lers nearly always get scorched. From the Observer, Nov. 3, 1916 the uryiersigned, duly verified a* Mead Bldg<*’Portland 4, Ore Dewey Thompson has become told H wiM probably cost him V • ' • kJ52o by law* required within six months NAME NEEDED a Sherman county farmer on his about half as much as his proper- t , U x or »120 per year, »¡0 a O^wapaper baa been »e- own account. Among his first our- -----„ AIMC iMTvnVTFWFRS AND from the date tof the first publi ferring to the new playing field a l . f k h CLAIMS ANU cation of this notice. m v . _____ i- w«fi Tour w o r s nar AlMQ nF.PITTTF.S- fo r per Der- CLAIMS DEPUTIES: for 1S F AS SIC SHOWfNO rMSOUON Recreation Field. The name ness from J. F. Belahee. There has been no property tax descriptive only. So pleased arc manent positions with State OOM-T DfLAV ” vrnn n vinivvri this umo Leon k7tiunx Strong w*as a visitor for «U te purposes lately, as timt Unemployment Onm pen nation _____- inz.ftmp If P*oPl€ with home of ...... lh€ new fi€ld fchat 11 week WWR at »1. the VIW Ilium« Ul his I1IB brother, UIUWICl, UWTfl THIS MA^FfHS comes u x . and n _____ _ . . . his . __ « Commission in Oregon. Veter x x .a out 9K/i of hi* in income vear ~ ^orma^ dedication Truman and . with parents, Mr £ ¿ L b iL T e r « " h i. miKht be m ,d* and • and Mra H. W. Stw ng. ' ans Prefrenee. Salary $140-- it made 20 bushels per acre his woulcl bestow on the ____. $245. Apply hy Nov. 17 to Merit This is November and threrhing income «boukd have been »5000 g wouW System Council, 616 Mead Bldg., its is still going On in the county in SB US FOR QUAUTY WORK «1 which he preb^dy had to pay >1<)ne not a deacripfve t(|e K<.nt distri<.t Portland 4, Oregon. • T -i 52c 890 per year to the «U te, or $7.60 one. O. G\ Sayrs has a new Studeba- FOR SALE: 7-room house, 3 Ifttc. S u n s e t M o to r C o . per month. __________ The playing ground has met ker and A. H. Barnum a new Sax- nqw plumbing, redecorated, in The federal government can’t most of the hopes» o f its sponsors on. Was£o. Ivan Kirkelie. 62-ld be waived aside so easily. The tax and many of the fears of its few .. a .. a t . . From the Observer, Nov. 5/ 1926 collector probably takes >600, oi opponents. It is 1 a greensward A very , large number ’ a. a, ’ o f x. churtt. in A Moro FOR SALE: Methodist ~ $60 per month. All income figuies suiUble for football games, and Moro, $200. to be removed this ,, , . - j , , . i . residents went to Maryhill last. defending on size of family and is clean for apecUtors and easy winter. See Giles French, Mon . i . , - . Wednesday to witness the exer- economy of operations, the larger to reach from town as its bpon- . ,» . rx * « day. ' - . .. , u. ut v ix «x , t . • t u « cises where Mane, Queen of Rou- bofh are the less the tax, which sors said it would be. It is full of . ’ i > . l , stranger, . . as its , detractors , . . man with fam- may «eem odd to a toU weeds said j i * it mama, . ’ dedicated a room to Kou- WANTED- n / u i j u v , CaDaible iu*n w«,«««-«. When it’s all added ud and with- would be. Oddly enough, it seems *P*bian ar ’ Uy for year Joh. , When I ts all added up, ano wun ; Mr d Mrg A Roge expect R R . out counting whnt h« pny. on hi. toJw much fun ploying on t„e ** cign tott«. the »S per month ho weed, if they were grass. They gp(>k(ine FOR SALE: Completely moder- could pay if he bought bla liquor • « J “* " . . . Washington, BiUings, Montana and - nized ‘" J house. Automatic ------------ oil fur quote, the tax on beer, the f e e . he It U a diat.net civic improve- ‘ fofnja nace with summer air-condition- pay* for inspections, bis oil tax ment, and, if cared for will add — ing. See Geo. Uipdegraff, Moro. etc. etc., «he government take, a "o little to the pleasure of the ' B e third o f hi. net income. k»">e going public and to the en- « QAS AND OIL Many farm er, eonaider that th l. 105™*"? of the high school child Locks was opened to traffic Oc ren who use it most. Tires-Accessories Jim Jones has too small a unit tober 26. Nevertheless, it should have a for a successful operation. If he Late election returns indicate R: H . M c K EAN and SON had two aectlom he would (prohab- n>m* and »«■ •" »^der that Steiwer was elected senator In so ra n ee Jy pay out 40 percent in taxes, but Hallowe’en passed with no ma and Patterson governor in the Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel would have mere left for himself. jor disturbance although boys and election. Farm Implements, Bags, Twine The problem is: does the gov- girls, large and small, were out y «. emment give value received’ Arfe performing the usual stunts, no- California and Oregon are in a BARBED W IRE-GOOD POSTS the services offered for this third thing new or original. In fact, the d,RPute as 10 whkh state wds m°s * PHONES <rf his income worth that ipucli? minds of the perpetrators were bombed during the war. Souie Feedstor» Residence Office He gets a dirt road or gravel, a ieM fertile than the burdens they Jusl have 10 ,nake h€roes 182 162 163 highway over moat of the sU te, carried. ' Business men cleaning out of t-h«^®elve®- OREGON WASCO secondary education, for> If he windows reflected on the hgh cost ------------------------------------------------- sends a boy or girt away to school of HaUowe’en in which they parti- be finds that he foots a good pert cipated five years or less »/id From where I sit .à. A y of the bill. He has government to may spend fifty cleaning up atter keep the local peace and make those who follow their example, distant w a r . ---------A i----- ---- ---- — .......... There are folks who think they lupine Rebekah Ixidge No. 116 are snaking a good deal and there’s Meets 2rtd and 4th ' plenty a c r e who amold quit buy- ing many of the « m o m if they _ lc<>me could keep the cost for themsel- Clara Houston, N.G. Rode out to the Jenkins farm women’s voices In the farm Perfume— th at creates an invisible bond between a woman’s ves. » ; I * * iTiWF' Florence Johnston. S< the other day—and there waa house, and home cookin’, and a ^appearance and her moods. In the 2 2 k gold-encrusted bottle, young J en k in s-tw o friendly glass of beer. No,** be This is an oversisnplication. It ■■■ . , w----- „ Charlie ----------- ---------- is really much m ore com p lu ated Moro Lodge« No. 118, I.O.O.F. months out of uniform—driving says dreamily, “not duW’ **4^* a golden fragrance for her golden moments. Meets 1st and 3rd a tractor as pretty as could be From Where I sit, that*« how than that and taxes are taking Tuesdays in I.O.O.F. with his one good arm. lots of returning veterans must ' ox, $17.60 . • l t t OS., $86.00 a bigger percentage every year, hall Transient and . fseL Yearning fe r excitement? M I expect you find that pretty visiting brothers are Matching Toilet Water, 8 ox., $16.00 you want more government Do No, jnst mighty glad to he back dull after piloting a bomber,** I eordisity invited iterate? /Phu 99% Teut) at to meet with us. suggeeted. w ith the old faraiMa^ things, the day’s w o rk, * th e rew ard s of A a VAA A A gives S W me PZ A VS con- A J9^ Charlie a wide, Ernest Houston N. G. The worst thing about the strik tented grin. “Dull?” he says. home, companionship, and A. IL Kessinger, Secretary s b th at both sid e s seem to be P1« pleasures like a friendly to V i : Ï Î 7 ô .k s . 2 * “ ° I er glass of beeg. N o ..«n o t dnU, for the _ to K > Meet. Every Second «K m any I dreamt o f th te -th e s m e « Government has a rourui » rmirsaays ¿ - m à earn . . ” _ . ___ \ ------------ 7» duty to protect the public, not to Month. Visiting Member» ***<* • • • and com in home to invited— Moro. Oregon aay how «ouch labor shall get or T h < D Rose Amidon, W. M how much ia d u try shalf charge € S Ruth Sparling, Secretary for ite Kenneth Blaus Parents of Son I Hit W AP L Mfr It’s Easy To Do Business With SUNSET Sunset Motor Co. Want Ad» RECAPPING GUIDE amtBTOK^W. a j w ii j g| Joà Marsfii Keeping ’em Down on ' the farm -» • i; G e t
