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Kadmwvl. M»’ Mail 1« th«
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Gil d istributor there,
Hy^ h1jJ >r^ >e(^ eJ2nld,y
hVe ab° ^ ftR WeH l*s > Anu« ican TopUnued from p » ^ one"
Mr and Mrs A rth u r Sargent and
Mrs* F. L. Cannell are spending
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ln « ~ X , F m
c h TW i T o ' „
# bout ¡,
m anufacturers and he insists m at
th is week In the valley. Mr and
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- - PUISUance
Of a Eimilar
P °“ CV
M rs Sargent are visiting a t Cor
The
R ussians
have r little nr
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K -to fflc w a t M oro, O regon under A ct o f
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. . aided Germ any and Jap an
to
vallis and M rs Cannell plans to
nothing of th eir own. The state
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t > T i t ~ " of M arch 3. l ^ f l -
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arm against the peace of the
v isit her daughter in Salem.
owns the land and earlv everv-
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,
. , . . world. In addition to the m ath-
Mr ‘and Mrs B. W. Rice of
thing else. It doesn t get lenient
and perm it the average man ta in ery ' Mr Savage said- w9 navc
The
Dalles visited friends
In
The
.
play
Professor
How
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ION have a mind of his own either, "«hipped two boatloads of ma- Could You”, presented by the
filli»
- T here are people so tired of be- chine gun's and am m unition to Senior-Junior elapses of Wasco
« D I T O R I A I ___ inf? w e" fed- and of driving aim- SPaln ” Com m enting on the d c High pchool, F eb ru ary 8, a ttrac
X i r t r i A T i r O d mobiles, and living in
heated mand by his colleague, Rcpre- ted a large audience and was pro
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houses, and having book, a rd ten ta tiv e Coffee said the Nazis claimed a success by thos« who
S h w s and gadgets and c a rp e t. did th eir experim ental w ork on attended.
and lights and Ihe right to =peak ,h e ro‘'k'‘t an «' nadio cony-o.led
Mr and Mrs Rex McCoy are
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
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as they please that they advocate bom bs in Spain, and he called spendingza few days at the home
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SUBSCRIPTION KATES
the adoption of a plan sim ilar to attention to the fact th a t Spain
of Mr and Mrs Bill Reid. Mr Mc
Payable in Advance
that of the Russians.
has 801116 of the w orld‘s g reatest Coy has recently ‘been discharg
Districts (except school),
ONE YEAR
....... ............. $2.00
As for us, we congratuatp Joe u ranium
deposits—th e z m ineral
cities,
towns and counties
ed from the navy. The couple
_
He has come nearer to fooling
used ln making atomic bombs.
plan to m ake th eir hom e in Chi
that employ five people or
FEBRUARY IS, 194«
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all of the people all of the tim e
, • , • •
.
cago,
which
ts
Mrs
McCoy’s
more
for at least 600 hours
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,
„ v.
Blame for the su g R ar shortage
anv one we rem em
ber
* hom e tow n.
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each per year, must notify the
Those U’ho w ould trade about
was pteoed directly on the de-
Mrs W alter R u g g \s was taken
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partm ent of agricu ltu re and the
PUBLIC EMPLOYES
reed o m fu r secu rity ore
Commodity C redit Corp, by Re- to th e hospital Tuesday w ith an
ear
infection
th
a
t
is
being
treated
VETERAN
PLANNING
p
resen
tativ
e'
Jonkm
an
of
Michl-
RETIREMENT BOARD
eserving o f neither.
There is a state committee, ^an> whose d istrict includes the a t the Mid-Columbia.
Park Bldg., 729 S.W. Alder
M-Sgt. W illiam C. Reid, w n of
composed of senators and repre- Pu^ a r heet grow ing section of
St., Portland 5, Ore., not
NO KXPLOHION
sentatives, th at is digging inti) ^ ls state the form e: for not ask- M r and Mrs Bill Reid received
later than May 1, 1946, as
veterans affairs in an effort to lnK congressional au th o rity to his discharge from the arm y at
OF HKLFISHNRBH
required by chapter 401,
F
o
rt
Lewis
Monday.
obtain m ore housing, more jobs ° ^ e r . incentive
paym ents t o
Oregon Laws 1945, if they
Mr and Mr» Ira Fridley spent
A convention speaker said ver and adequate educational fucill
th
e
week
end
visiting
in
P
o
rt
elect to exclude their em
clearly and distinctly th at man lies for returnecj service men.
grow ers, and the latter for pur-
could not retain his selfishness
The effort is a laudable one, suing a niggardly policy ,In cen- land. •
ployee from the state re
S-Sgt. Ben Dorm aler who is
and greed in a world where there but one th a t w oujd not ¡iave tractin g for the Cuban ou tp u t. X
tirement system.
was the atom ic bomb. It sounded been
necessarv had all eoun- bin to authorize incentive pay- stationed a t Spokane is spending
fine at the time. It sounds fine ties
organized last year to m ents has been introduced but a week a t the home of his b ro th
now.
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care for those identical needs. 1# being held up by th e rules er, F red Dorm aler a n d family.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Mr and M rs-’Law rence Funk
To conclude that by the inven- Sherm an county has few of the comm ittee. Subsidy
paym ents
NOTICE is hereby given that
w ere d in n er guests of Mr and
tion of the atom ic bomb the problems. Housing has not be< n w ere suspended by act of con-
the
undersigned, W illard
W.
Mrg W A .’N isbet Sunday a fte r
scientists had Indirectly wiped entirely adequate but neither has gress last April and not until
H
arper,
has
been
appointed
Ad
out selfishness and greed as they any service man or family l>ee~i th e middle o f,la s t m onth did th^ noon.
Mr and M rs Hal Shelton are m in istrato r of the E state of
directly wiped out H iroshim a and long w ithout a home. Jobs have d ep artm ent of agriculture ask
spending a few days in Portland. W illiam C. HArper, deceased, and
Nagasaki is a happy thought. It been sufficient, th an k s largely ^or au th o rity to m ake the incen-
adm inis
D. Halverisoji of Seattle, Wn., has qualified as such
is not new for nearly every con to the cooperation of everyone tive paym ent previously promis-
trator.
All
persons
having
claims
has been spending a few days
vention speaker since August who could hire any help. •
by it. Com m odity C redit Corp,
against
said
estate
a
re
hereby
w ith his daughter, Mrs Fred
has said the sam e thing. It is
T here was a h it of criticism offe rcd the ;Cuban grow ers a
notified and required to 4 present
Dorm aier and !family.
wishful thinking It a in ’t
so. m ade about the em ploym ent see- Pr *ce which would assure the
Mr and Mrs W ayne Barti-on the same, duly verified to the
After the thousands of years vice, it being said th at
there corporation a 75 cen ts per hun-
spent the week end
visiting County Clerk of Sherm an C ounty'
that hum an kind have beer, on was an effort to ,s ig n
veterans died profit. This offer w as re-
a t his ofice in the C ourt House
friends in Portland.
the earth it seem s a reasonably up for unem ploym ent compensa- ^used because of higher produc-
Moro, Oregon, w ith in
six
Mrs I ^aw re nee Funk entertain a t
safe assertion to say th at the na tion instead of m aking an effort tion costs and the haggling cor.-
m
onths
from
date
of
th
e
first
ed the Tillicum bridge club at
tu re of the anim al wag p retty to get jobs for them .
tinued so long th at much of the
her home last ; Thursday. Hirrh. p u b lic a tio n of this motice, to-wit,
well set. If it was hum an nature
Some veterans have, in truth, Cuban sugar was m arketed ns
F eb ru ary 15, 1946.
scorer twas M rs W. A. Nisbet.
Jo ^e, «elfisii and greedy last Ju ly been accused of planning to use sy ru p s and other form s which
W illard W. H arper
Mrs A ughsta Huckin and Mrs
—ana the speakers have all infer- up th eir unem ploym ent compen- netted m ore m oney for the grow-
A dm inistator
E strelle H ailey were Saturday
red th at such was the case— it is sation before taking a job of any e rs - Supply was fu rth er curtailed
evening d in n erj guests of Mr a rd M. W. W ilkinson,
a safe het th a t hum an natu re way kind. 1 Critics probably overlook 1)V an unprecedented drouth in
Mrs P aratt of T h e Dalles.
A ttorney for E state
selfish and greedy in Septem ber the fact th at m any veterans need Cuba.
Mr and Mrs! E verett W atkins T he Dalles, Oregon.
of last year and this and in 2046 to take a few weeks or m ontiis ------------------ —
spent the weeB, end in P ort'and.
as well.
,
getting re-acquainted and i e-ori-
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TOT7CR To CRKD i TG r A--------
Mrs, .Clyde rtja rig plan8 tr> vis
In fact we wodld wager
that ented w ith civilian life before
Jr*
it h er ila u g h te jin Arizona next
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
hum an nature is one of the
least sta rtin g steady work again. There HU> k &, WOOL, wirmC METAL m onth.
9 /
th at Guy C. A ndrew s has been
changeable things in all
the is, however, a point when rest-
announces removed to
Mr and Mrs p a rt Meil and Ar- appointed A dm inistrator of the
world. Wind and storm and the ing is neither good for the vetcr-
205 JE FFE R SO N STR E E T
nita are m aking th eir /home in E state of A ntone B. Sandvig, De
siow processes of erosion
may a n ’s m orale nor his h ank account,
T H E DALLES, OREGON
I ureka Lodge ?Jo. 121 A.F.& A.M. ceased, and has qualified as such.
change the face of the earth hut
W ithin a m onth or so farm
All persons having claims a-
m an th a t inhabits it still has the w ork will open up and m ore vet- a n n r -»»m i m »
Tinh
Meets on the 1st and gainst said estate are
hereby
S'-1 Thursday evenings
m ental and emotional character- erans can be employed in this
notified
and
required
/to
present
.of ench month. Visitintr
lgties he alw ays had. At lea3t the county.. The num ber may never
: members are cordially the same, duly verified, to said
first w riters to delineate his he large, hu t we , can probably
. nvited to meet with m A dm inistrator a t Wasco, Oregcn
, LeRoy W right, W. M. w ithin six m onths /from the date
character described It much like take care of our own. As a gen-
H. B. Pinkerton, Secrc a ry
th e m odern ones do.
eral rule the retu rn ed m en will
of the first publication of this
Now the atom ic bomb is a have to work a t jobs sim ilar to
7.*“ ..
O regO E
notice. The first publication is
th re a t to life on the earth so the ones they had when they
Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. H 6 F eb ru ary 1, 1946.
serious th at we m ight be sm arter left, as arm y or navy life seem-
Meets 2nd and 4th
GUY C. ANDREWS
Tuesdays of each
If we w ere to quit being selfish ed to give little training that a
A dm inistrator of the E state
month. V isit ng tnera-j
and greedy.
Somewhat sim ilar service man can use in civilian
of Antone B. Sandvig, Deceased.
bers welcome.
LAWYER
termfi w ere used to describe gun- life. There will be some excep-
J. Tracy B arton
I a Me I ja chlan NG
powder, TNT, the cross-how and tions, of course.
A ttorney for the iEstate
Florence Johnston. Sq
WASCO
MORO
the subm arine
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The Dalles, Oregon
W e’re going rig h t -ahead Ixhng
F u ller
inform ation
about
Bethlehem Chapter No. 78, O.E.S. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
like gandpa. no better and r o the reasons for th e argum ent b^
Meets Every Second ant
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
GAS AND OIL
w orse we hope. If anything the tw een General Bradley of the
rn V Fourth Thursdays in eaA th a t the undersigned has been
T ires--A ccessories
Month. Visiting Member»
new bomb is an invitation to l»e V eterans Bureau and John Stelle
duly appointed by the County
invited.—Moro. Oregon
w orse
By laws we have some- indicates th at w hat m ight have R. H. M cKEA N and SON
Court of the State of Oregon, for
Helen Rugglee, W. M.
w hat curtailed the more aggreis- caused Stelle’s criticism was his
in s u r a n c e
Shemkan County, as Executri'-
Edna Melzer, Secretary
slve instincts of the potentially of a hospital for ex-service men.
G ^ in , Feed, Flour, Fuel
of the estate of Julius Medler, de
lawless, but nations still operate Personal interest in the location Farm Im plem ents, Bags, Twine
.tloro
Lodge
N o . 113,
ceased.
w ithout law. or by use of the ” ^ a t is proven to he true. . , . R
w i R P _ r o n n i-n v o s Meets 1st and 3rd
All persons having claims again
kind they m ake them selves. Un- M r- Stelle should resign from
GOOD P O S V Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.-
st said estate are hereby required
hall. Transient and)
til there is law to m ake them fear h is position as head of the Le-
PHONES
to present the some to the under
visit ng brothers a re 1
the results of sta rtin g a war. Kion- No m an w ho >ets his rx'r- Feeds to r.
Office
Residence
signed a t Wasco, Oregon, with
eordialky invited
there will he use for the atom ic 80031 interest sw ay his judgm ent
163
162
182
. to meet with us.
vouchers properly verified as by
bomb, and it will he used.
ln m atters concerning a pub.ic WASCO
Ernest Houstoh N. G.
law required, within six months
OREGON
A. R. Kessinger, Secretary
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tru s t fchould he
allowed to
from th e date «f the first publica
retain his public position.
tion of tbri» notice.
JOE’S IN AGAIN
GINA MEDLER, Executiix
o f the Edtate o f Julius Med
T here seem s to he no rush to
ler, Deceased.
offer congratulations to the man
GAVIN A GAVIN, The Dalles,
we call Joe Stalin, although his
Oregon, A ttorneys for Estate.
real nam e is not so simple. He F rom th e O bserver, F eb. 13 1907
Date of first publication Jan. 25,
has achieved a victory at the
Dan J M cLachlan and Moilie
1946.
12-15
polls th a t has hardly been ex Robinson were m arried Sunday
ceeded by anyone and we arc at the home of the bride’s m otrer
not forgetting the ribbed elee Mrs J C Hockman.
tions of one Hitler, nor the high
The w aters of Blockade No. 2
prices paid by one Roosevelt. passing Moro for three doys x?as
Stalin did alright, when 96 per th e greatest flood th at ever went
cent of all the eligible voters cast dow n Barnum canyon and it ieR
a ballot for him.
some holes in F irs t street.
Stalin had no opposition as F rom th e O bserver, F eb. 16, 1917
Pgint & Varnish and are prepared to meet
there is but one party in Russia.
T ht dru g store of Joe Marsh,
Candidates for each of the offi pioneer druggist a t Wasco, was
prices on any paint, quality considered.
ce« were hand picked in Moscow. destroyed by fire Friday m orning
•
Theae
elected representatives betw een one and two.
will go to the capital and probab
Horses odvertistd by H B Bel-
W e also
ly choose Joe Stalin and his or shee w ere bought by J R Hisraw,
have
ganization to lead the Russians th e horse buyer.
Makes Hit
With Audience
NOTICE
Wasco, Friday. They iiilW iittettd-
Maw, ww« with HrtM. Ow
FPW hi M W :
fy n era i
Mr und M1'» Darrell M c^utllln FOR SA LE, 8 brooder houses
have Just retu rn ed from the Ha
w ith stoves. | Call a t Journal.
14-1 Gp
w aiian islands w here they w ere
both emplpyed.
k
f
FOR SALE: 1937 C hevrolet truck
w ith 1941 m otor. At Foss gar
age. See H enry Barnum . 14-6c
C4 the
Want Adi
CASEW ORKERS, COUNTY AD-
FOR SALE: Good Jersey cow,
” MTNISTRATORS needed for
fresh two m onths. F ran k von
perm anent positions w ith the
Borstel, G rass Valley.
15-6p
W elfare Commission. Apply by
FOR SALE: 6 room house, 3 k»ts
Feb. 28 at local ^office o r w rite
small l>am, in Moro. Erficst
M erit System Council, 616 Mead
Woods Moro.
Building, Portland 4.
Order early lo r preferred da-tea. ACCOUNTANTS and ACCOUNT
Christie New Hampshire», Rock-
ING CLERKS: perm anent posi
Hamp Cross, and Dryden W rite
tions tin State agencies. Apply
Leghorns. 1946 circular avail
by Feb. 28 a t local W elfare o r
able. Hatches w eekly.—H a rt’s
Board of H ealtr office o r w rite
H atchery, Beaverton, Oregon.
M erit System
Council, 616
Mead Building, P ortland 4.
FOR SALE:
Two houses in
Grangers Grow Social Crops
that benefit
all Oregonians
O I*m £11*1
v.
A D
I
Kuqqles
INSURANCE
T. Lester Johnson
)
SMOOTH OPEN ROADS from farm to market
had their beginning in Grange-sponsored legislation.
Today countless farm trucks speed their produce
over hard-surfaced or well-gravelled Oregon roads.
The movement for better rural roads as a part of
the Grange program is as olcj as the organization. It
will continue to be a basic Grange policy as long as
the need exists in any part of the State.
Projects of this nature are as vital a part of Grange
activities as better agriculture itself. That is w h y 28,000
progressive farmers belong to the Oregon State
Grange—why membership continues to grow—why
the Grange is a dominant force for social progress.
Information about the purpose
and accomplishments of the Ore
gon State Grange is contained in
a booklet ’’Let’s Look at the
Record”. Contact your local
Grange for copy, or write direct.
OREGON STATE GRANGE
1135 S.L SahMxi St, PertM 14, OragM
Headquarters for FULLER’S
In Other Days
72
Thanks to the j. K. M cK ean
OF S E R V IC E
TO O R E G O N 0 A R M N N S
company, we are now agent for
FULLER
Senior
Sweetheart
F rom the O bserver F eb. 18, 1927
Elections are pretty simple
hen there is but one candidate
pj when everyone has to vote
* 'give a good excuse. That «ya
rn 1« now called democracy ov-
* in communistic Ruasia. Rus-
ans appear to have done well
ider it, having become a much
ore Important nation than ever
»fore. It’« citizen« have progre*
J
Douma Bos. have puchased a
H eidler tra c to r for th eir farm
from C H Lason of K ennetr Sp^t,
farm .
The commercial club m et and
elected D E Stephens
president.
A H Barnum , vice-president; ond
J LSearcy, secretary and made a
m pany to build in Moro,
pledge to support the first oilcom
KEMTONE
and Casene Paint
Moro Lumber & Fuel
MIKE AND
MARY ANN MULICK
-
Swing
\(^asco G ym
February 16
Dancing 9 to 1 A dm . $1.20 couples .60 sin9le
.
form al