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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1946)
L. PAU! L BSfcHMAM rfuVMWAt MilMu, lUwWÔfc VMlM», MA«<* I. /.ptii i, pt P- M- ki WFH* Merit Systertf the City Council poom 0HKRMAW COUNTY JOtJRNAI, NO Mf/RFÌ HOUSES 616 Mead Bldg., Portland 4, Washington Column Therf be no draft hors,? 17.18c Oregon, they will present to said City Council for consideration a Published Every Friday at classe^ in the t 1946 Sherman Continued from page one. Moro, Oregon LOST; 1 black billfold (in Moro) petition praying for ¿he vacation County Fair. So rules the lair ernment is a menace to the Am E4Kor containing valuable papers. Re- of a portion of (a certain alley til«, L. Freuch board. erican system of private enter • turn to Everett Cantrall G. V. described as follows; Probably no one will be sur prise. These stocks and , bonds Cnteted aa weond c ia o matter at :he pbetofflea at Moro. Oreeoa uader Aet o f prised at the action of the board. All of that portion of that were formerly held by English tungreaa of March S._1S7»._____________ certain alley in Block Eight Horses have declined from a- Investors and were taken over of McPherson’s Second Au round 7000 to some 700 in this by the British government to ob county, once famed for the num tain dollar exchange with which dition to the City of Wasco, HIDES, WOOL FURS, METAL ber and quality of fine draft to buy war supplies in the United Oregon, which lies east of announces removed to horses. Few farmers have snow- States. The British investors were the West line of lots Four 205 JEFFERSON STREET' able draft horses while mar.v compensated with bonds issued and Nine in said Block and THE DALLES, OREGON AUDITORI A L have good cattle NATI Addition. L OCATION Yet the action is official no by the' British government ajid Dated this 20th day of Febru the passing of title was, there tice of a significant change. Hor fore, final and complete. ary, 1946. C .'R . Morrison ses that turned the first sot# and Members of congress simply OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER whose labor made the grass lands • J. C. Wilson cannot resist the urge to investi to yield wheat are now not to toe gate upon the slightest provoca Ira R. Fridley SUBSCRIPTION RATES MRS V. BELKNAP 16-1« numbered even in the shows. 1608 G S t Phone 307 ( Payable in Advance tion, the latest manifestation be When homesteaders first came ing the decision of Chairman Pat Clifford Verrte Belknap?” who FOR RENT; House at DeMoss ONE YEAR ....................... $100 THE DALLES, OREGON NOTICE- TO CREDITORS to these hills they bought or man of the house small business recently sold. his. barber shop in Springs, spring water, elecU i- MA RAH 1, 104« traded for half broke or entirely committee to 6tart another prolve Moro and retired-to spend son e NOTICE is hereby given that city modern, wood, telephone. wild horses from the Indians. of the chain store systems ot. time with his sister in Washing $10.00. John DeMoss. the undersigned, Willard W. T. Lester Johnsen ?7c and his son in Eugene, sur Those who would trade These wiry and withy animals the theory that to aid small busi ton Harper, has been appointed Ad LAWYER weighed 700 to 900 pounds. Six, ness it is necessary to learn the prised his friends when an Order early for preferred da,tes. ministrator of the Estate of reedom fo r secu rity are eight and ten horse teams of nouncement was made of his Chriatie New Hampehires, Rock- William C. Harper, deceased, and HOBO inside workings of its competi WÀJ3OQ Hamp Cross, and Dryden • Wr.ite them were hitched to short coup tors. Hearings will continue un- marriafe to Envoy Lillian Gray deserving of neither. has qualified as such adminis led wagons to haul the wool from d> the committee members learn McCormick ’at Eugene, February’ Leghorns. 1946 circular avail trator. All persons having claims able. Hatches weekly. Hart’s the sheep camps and transport all that they want to know about 17. WHEAT against said estate are hereby Mrs McCormick now retired Hatchery, Beaverton, Oregon. the bacon, beans and whiskey chain store operation and its notified and required to f present Things are happening in the back to the interior. Teamsters to her home at Cottage Grove, the tame, duly verified to the grain business and they are Hap doubled up the hills when the’’* impact upon the smal. indeiwn- was for 20 years campaign sec Opportunity of lifetime supply County Clerk of Sherman County dent merchant. It is an old story ing -DDT and other profitable pening fast. For the first time puny teams could not pull the retary for the Salvation Army in. at his ofice in the Court House products to farmers in Sher since a high school boy could re load, although these animals with Congressman Patman and eastern Oregon and southern at Moro, Oregon, within six it is unlikely that any • new or man County. No experience or member there is a shortage of were tough and durable. They Idaho territory and is known to months from date of the first startling facts will be disclosed ★ ★ ★ grain in the world. It is sc lived on grass, with a bit of grain nearly all residents of thi3 coun capital required. Must have publication of this notice, to-wit, by his compiittee or that any automobile and good ref strange that it can hardly be be to catch them with in the morn ty. • . - Districts (except school), anti-chain store legislation will be February 15, 1946. erence. Permanent. Write or The ceremony, was held in lieved and in most places it does ing. cities, town« and counties enacted. But the hearings will Willard W. Harr n’t seem to be. E n t e r p rising homesteaders, provide a few newspaper head the Salvation Army hall in. Eu wire McNESS COMPANY, Dept. Admlnista r that employ five people or D. 2423 Magnolia St., Oakland gene with sons of the bride and There was a poorly publicize ’ brought in bigger stallions, Cly lines in an election year, and it groom and wives in attendance. more for at least 600 hours 7, California. « 17-8p drouth in the southern hemis desdales, who left a deer bellied M. W. Wilkinson, may temporarily satisfy the in The wedding dinner had Ma’cr each per year, mutt notify the phere and Europe’s war has fin color on their descendants but Attorney for Estate , dividual and* collective urge to in Torgerson, who also performed FOR SALE: Cabinet Grand Pi ally caught up with her agricul whose flat feet were not suited The Dalles, Oregon. P U B L IC EM PLOYES vestigate. Just how it is expect the ceremony, as toastmastei. ano. Mrs J. F. Noonan, Moro tural production, if all stories to the rocks; Percheron s, wnose 17-18c ed to aid small business is not The Belknaps will make their NOTICE TO CREDITORS RETIREMENT BOARD are to be given credence. The fire took little from that of the clear. Painting, kalsoming and roof’ng. home in Cottage Grove. United States must feed the native cayuse; Shires, with their NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Park Bid»., 7 » S.W. Alder See Charley Wilhelm, The Dal world again even if Americans huge and bony frames; Belgians, that Guy C. Andrews has been 8t., Portland 5, Ore., not les. Phone 6445 ¿1-9? have to eat a part of the bran appointed Administrator of the short, chunky, placid. The first later than May 1, 1946, a« There is no one who can ray crosses brought horses that wei CLERICAL AND STENOGRA Estate of Antone B. Sandvig, De required by chapter 401, ceased, and has qualified as such. that eating a little rougher brexi ghed upwards of 1400 and many PHIC permanent positions with Oregon Laws 1945, if they Front the Observer, March 1, J907 All persons having claims a- will hurt Americans. They have were mis-shapen beasts. State agencies. Apply by March elect to exclude their em gainst said estate are hereby pampered their taste anyway 14 at local Welfare or Health But as time went on the qua’- A play “Between the Acts” notified and required J to present ployes from the state re and a little bran—-or a lot of it— ity became better; , the native will be presented here Mai cd 2 office or write Merit System the same, duly verified, to said isn’t going to hurt them. Council, 616 Mead Bldg., Port Mr and Mrs J. H. Koepke frein stock was excellent and hardy. by the Moro Dramatic company tirement system. Administrator at Wasco, Oregon Whether flour mills can change Until the time when the gas with a cast composed of George Redmond were visiting in K ert land 4. 17-18 ------- Jl within six months'from the date over to a higher extraction of tractor crowded the horse off Mowry, Prof. Hampton, F. J Saturday and 'Sunday. STOCK CLERKS; permanent po NOTICE of the first publication of this flour from wheat is another ques the farms. The diesel engine Meindl, Bill Mowry, Pernie John Mrs Grace Baker and son are IN THE MATTER OF VACA sitions with State agencies. Ap notice. The first publication is tion. There may be mechanical made the battle a rout and the son, Lillian Stanley and Grace now visitors at the home oi Mr TING A PORTION OF A CEP. ply by March 14 at local Wel February 1, 1946. and Mrs Wayne Walker. difficulties there that will be ex few farmers who had clung to Sells. * fare or Board of Health office TAIN ALLEY IN THE CITY OF GUY C. ANDREWS pensive. Perhaps they will just their big twelve horse teams A Jay McKay, Vernii Mobley and Even though the ground was WASCO. OREGON. Administrator of, the Estate pour in some of the finely ground gave up in the face of seven frozen 21 inches deep last w*nt*»r Paul Wilson motored to While Tnc undersigned hereby glv° of Antone B. Sandvig, Deceased. bran and call it a deal. . cent fuel oil. there is now five feet of mouture notice that at a regular meeting J. Tracy Barton Europe’s situation is a bit more Probably the last fair year be under the furrow. of the City Council of the City Attorney for the'E state r ; uncertain. During the greatest fore thè war was the last y°ar of Grain sacks will be 11 cents of Wasco, Oregon, to be held on The Dalles, Oregon 3rd ThuiXfoy. «veiling» - / Nik war in all time, a war that stret horse showmanship in the north again in June and July. of each month. Visiting m em b^T aW cordially ched its battle lines from Stalin west as far as draft animals are Ed I^ewis will move his barber nvited to meet with us. grad to Brest, Europe did not concerned. That year this coun shop into the brick next door to LeRoy Wright, W- M. want American wheat. Some star ty saw the last of the big teams the Observer office. From where I s i t ... ¿y Jo e Marsh H. B. Pinkerton, Secrc^ar} ved perhaps, but distribution had in show action. The three teams Salnvta Tuesday to purchase farm machinery. Mr and Mrs John' Reckman are parents of a boy bom at 7 he Dalles hospital Monday. Among those visiting in. The Dalles during the week were Mrs Frank Keefer, Allan Bekkadhl. Mrs John Decker, Mrs J. L. Mat- thes, Jay and Harley McKay. Joyce Smith and Mary Lyons ’.Spent the week end in Redmond Visiting friends. After being closed for several months the .Sunday school will open again Stinday. of S a m F o rm a n D r. B. A . Stevens V ete rin a ria n W ant Ad» Other Kent Sunday • - School To Start =*; -a ft-W S PUIMB1NB & HEATING SERVICE more to do with it than lacx of that showed at the Pacific In From the Observer, March 2, 1917 GTpin. Erank J. Bayer and Miss Mam Meets 2nd and 4th food, that and German manage ternational had shown here. Th’s of each county had the last and the best ie Vintin were married at the Tuesdays ment in their own behalf. month. Visit ng mem -A life time of listening to Eur Rolfe’s Percheron were the t»est, home of the bride’s parents in bers welcome. ope’s woes has not been condu- Fraser’s Belgians were the host Grass Valley Wednesday after L McLachlan NO. Florence John«ton. tive to acceptance of all of them. Helyer’s Belgians were second noon, February 2&. A cat skinner cares nothing Special-4—at Freeman’s Maici.3. As neighbors we’ll take them, as mendicants we won’t.. The pro for a horse. Such decadent things Ladies silk hose 25 cents a pair A total snow of over 3 inches paganda that teaches us 'that we are beneath his oily dignity. are responsible fo r' Europe’s But old timers for a few years was general over the county as Now’s the Time and SUNSET Is the wars, her food, her citizens, her will squat on the street corners a result of the storm of last Sat and huddle in quiet conversation morals, falls flat. We have never urday. Place to Get Equipment Overhauled done any good on that continent about the days of the solid nitrii Car license will range from $6 and have suffered tremendously of 33 on an early combine, of for those under 26 horsepower tc outlaws that no one hut the $20 for those over 40 horsepower. in our constant efforts. The steel 4nd auto strike« may mean a big Reformation of Europe’s bung speaker could work. And a gen From the Observer Mar. 4, 192« led transportation system and her eration after that the draft horse Steve Pizzolato, Frisco Farodi shortage of parts. Don't take chancer. Let production capacities is a Job for will be history instead of mem and Tony Pisino were fined $75 ory, then saga and oblivion. Europeans, not of Americans. SUNSET overhaul your equipment N O W each and costs at Wasco Monday Reformation and defeat of her Good-bye. when they pled guilty to posses bad men will have to be done at sion of over 100 gallons of wine. home. We have never been able DIVISION ON METHOD - O u r R e p u ta tio n /a Y o u r P ro te c tio n M. G. Melzer was in town this to help much and should eventu A sincere effort to understand week and reports his family re the people who spend their wak ally learn to not try. covered from the flu, aJtlic igh It seems odd that Europe should ing hours trying to get something a gathering in his ear proved suddenly get hungry as spring from the government may take troublesome. is about ready to break, wheri a lot of time, but could be reveal Following a ceremonial gather farmers are already plowing and ing. Many of these promoters of Ing of the junior Tewose camp sowing. It is odd that it should more government money for more fire girls Wednesday evening be February before this govern social schemes ask nothing for members were entertaining Jose ..if: . ment awakened to the dire nee J themselves, (some do ,too). phine Johnson and Marjory KOns- ÖLDSMOBILE CADILLAC CHEVROLET They may be people who -see of Europeans. Wheat shipped now man at the Kunsman home. that there is a need for some will not reach them until they car M A * E E V E R Y M ILE CO U N T thing, a park, a power line, a W. A. Raymond is building an produce food for themselves. swimrr)ing pool, lunches, bigger inclined fire escape from the Ma One need be but partially sus this and that. They are at a loss sonic hall into the alley bacx of picious to wonder If there isn’t as to how to organize the people the Observe office. the fine hand of international to obtain it for themselves and Bethlehem Chapter No. 78, O.E.A propaganda in it all. It has been M°ets Every Second arc BY SUSeiALISTS incapable to leading public opuy said that the _wheat is to go to Fourth Thursdays in ea.± ion in a campaign for funds. So? Month. Visiting Member* the Balkans from which Russia they go to the government, gen » Invited.—Moro. Oregon is taking grain. That is the gran No C e rtific a te erally the federal government ft r Helen Ruggles, W. M. k.-j ary of Europe which Germany Edna Melzer, Secretary the farther away the govern R e q u ire d captured In order to obtain grain ment is the better the chances of .Moro Lodge No. 113. t.O.O-F. Some one should do some explaui- getting money for a project. Meets 1st and 3rd ig about the whole deal. Done 1n the name of social so,- Tuesdays in I.O.OJr Lattei Factoif Method» The wheat fanner may be pret hall. Transient and vice, equalization of I opportuni i*. • V? ty happy about it all for It as visit'ng brothers are ties. aid to the down trodden cordially invited Mures him a continued market fur a lancer period than he could third, and with political over to meet with us. Fot. £ ^ f id a Car Owners tones, most any sort of plan Ernest Houston N. G. expect to have if there was no A. R. Kessinger, Secret* shortaga. Taal or imagined. That might get across, or could in Vie U .S . ROYAL part of R la pood news for Sher halcyon days of public spending, own improvements; a nation is man county. Bat a lot o f it sounds when getting money from the strong when its citizens are BE LUXE like the old oomeon for oper. lenders and into the h a n d s of strong. Strong government means handed; Unde Sam who can’t the spenders was considered the weak people and goverment gra tuities cause the people to lose look at a picture (whether posed heighth of good government. flM T IreW M l ’ Often these folks think they self-reliance. b * «K. « • - „ or not) of a turnery child without are helping the people. That be Desire to have access to new Reserve Strength Relit Ir in his pocket. lief comes from lack of knowledge developments In Invention and of people. That individual is discovery is not a ambition res >11 US TODAY If thia is really spring Nature strongest who does things for tricted to the social reformer or ■ Á ■* ■■ has turned over a new leaf for himself or herself; people are political screw-ball. It is univei . SUNBRT MOTOR COMPANY moat able when making their sal. Disagreement la on method. thia county I. L KIHKELIE PHONE 391 MORO Sunset Motor Co. O llie M ap es and The Stream lined House The other day a construction firm ’ aet up an exhibit in the courthouse • square. They built a new “house of the future”—and invited folk« to : HK i t Drew quite a crowd—with the j women sighing over the shiny ' kitchen, and the men admiring the heating units and insulation. All except Ollie Mapes. He looks around a spell and goes home. When I get there, he’s sitting be fore his old dutch fireplace, with fcfts feet on the screen, and a mel low glass of beer in hand. “You know,- quotes OHle. * i takes a heap of living to make a home." Looking around, I see what Ollie means. A room crowded with mem ories of a life well spent—and the friendly habits of a happy home, from a blazing old-fashioned fire, to a mellow glass of beer with friends. From where I sit, those things do more to make a home, than modern streamlined gadgets. ( Copy ri pi. ’. / n ' C:ates Dreuftn Ft The Dalles, Oregon RECAPPING It’s much easier than falling <AI a log! Just try Chevron Supreme in your tank. It’s tailored to your car with the same skill that perfected Standard’s war-proved flying fuels. New blending agents in Chevron Supreme give you fast starts, smooth acceleration, pingless performance. It’s the finest motor fuel Standard ever produced—you can bank on every trip being a pleasure trip with Chevron Supreme! J- C. WILSON, PHONE-552 WASCO, OREGON ft- c. ANDERSON, PHONE 23± GRASS VALLEY, OREGO^i A STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA PRODUCT
