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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1946)
-y — M flN II « « R M p w w w .|o u H W -, Hd£lfiuye^faiBL> Navy Service Max Barzee arrived Wednes- day w ith his discharge in his pocket and a yearning for civilian clothes in his heart He wifi take over the farming on the .Barzee place. His parents, Mr and Mrs E. R. Barzee, w ere up from - Port- rtU ü A ï, ¿ p m , MORO, W M Q « land the first of the week. .Mr and Mrs George Wileox left Friday for their new home e at Salem, where they bought a home north of the city. Their daughter'’, Mrs Maynard Nelson, w ill finish the school term before going to Join her husband! at Salem, where both families are owners of a picture show house, Mrs Mary Southwick was here Ernie visiting her sister, — Mrs -----* -— - new b e n c h o u t in f r o n t o f t h e W e ’r e not p e s s im is tic b u t b e c a u s e t o s e ll, and g o o d fly s a y in g th a t to Its D D T sc a tte r D D T , w e h a v e sp rayers, to o so y o u ca n g o a h ead apd e n jo y th e w e a th e r , o n y o u r b e n c h o r o u r s a n d w e ’ll h e lp you c a r e o f t h e flie s . _ 401 E 3 rd 'x T h « D alle« A _ HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOœ » 0 0 ° ' >o,.# 0 V O «' H ere ' s a real opportunity for the young man who wants a good job with a future. An Army job is a steady job offer ing good pay, the highest security, every opportunity for promotion and a chance to see the world. You get valuable training in technical skills, good food, clothing, quarters and medical care free. If you go overseas, you get 20% extra pay. You can retire at half pay after 20 years or retire at three- quarters pay after 30 years. And you get a 30-day vacation at full pay every year I Many other advantages not offered elsewhere. If you are 18 to 34 and physically fit (or 17 with parents* consent), you can enlist now and qualify for one of these fine jobs in the peacetime Regular Army. You owe it to yourself to get all the facts NOW! Apply at coating. Opportunity of lifetime supply ing DDT and other profitable products to farmers In Sherman county. No experience or cap ital required. Must have auto and good reference. Permanent. Write or wire McNess Co. Dept D, 2423 Magnolia S t, Oakland 7, Callforia. FOR SALE: Registered Jersey cow. Just Fresh. J N Landry Phone 845, Moro, B opo Lumber & Fuel U . S. A R M Y MIKE AND MARY ANN MULICK •lîi? ** ®° BM B W heat-Tim be ^!«Pfr«nd ¡n • R E C R U IT IN C *£ f P o ./ I S T A T IO N t 7^ A®0 * s LEAGUE FOR SALE: 362 acres at Center ville, Wash. May be divided in two places, 220 acres in one and remainder in another. Also 154 acres leased land. No rock on any of i t 2 sets of bldgs, drilled well, stock if desired, also equipment. L.W.Cooper, Centerville, Wash. 23-5c i G a m e at 2 : 3 0 VI F o s s il S u n d a y , A p r il 2 8 WANTED: Pasture for Tom Douma. 23-5p h o w m u c h fu n it is t o e a t Uncle P h a t h as - P h u n P heeding you Phood * çnceÜk hook W ide Area . . . . . . . . . o, - Butterfat Price Rise vl _iAe®' r . oost a b * « f S ta a d a r d ia sa r a a c a GOLDEN YEARS’ FLAN He w ill fiv e you\fa ll detail« on th e ia s u r- p .m . y o u c a n g e t f e d a t U n c l e P h a t $ iblee you to retire w ith a i life income. W e cater fo r Special Events 1. Offset Risin ' Je GIs Told W A S H IN G TO N . M a r o , A - Costs C arriers D e c la r e d 1 v> C a u g h t in S q u e e z e O f In c o m e , E x p e n se \i|Home Prices o " r:-' Uft" : W A S H I N G T O N . A pril 1« ,rUP>— The a illo n s railroads M onday asked the internal« i<J SYointnercc to grant in moil îk ia_N, r«r •pene* a »riment at iddox. em teeret*ry Clerks ( m weeiallo«. t**/ ^re*, » The uni *a the mu M te a ts . end e«rr IT COSTS MORE TO BUILD AND “ s * •< / OPERATE A POWER SYSTEM, TOO! *•« «T tl h«ara t« tf*XrrkWW •PPrered. » le« • so a -*e w Mo rete. * centrati e 'depart- ( «ew e«a «•« *e r m • Yes, everyone knows all things cost more today, including the numerous things necessary to build and operate an electric system. Just think...since 1940 our taxes alone have gone up 7 0 % ' HOTEL MORO COFFEE SHOP *0 U '"-'1. -A.bO Order early for preferred dates. Christie New Hampshire*, Rock. Hamp Cross, and Dryden Wfcite Leghorns. 1946 circular avafl- * able. Hatches weekly. H art’s Hatcbery, Beaverton, Oregon. ASK PAUL. R. McCULLOCH a .m . u n til 1 0 ; 0 0 Petition for cattle. SAVE 60% Read 4 pocket books for 40c Write— Pocket Bookh • Club of America 1 Box 2242B— Hollywood - 28 CaWf. 37p w e ll- 6 :3 0 T ire Repair and Recapping the time. W e like to make you com fortable. Also T en-K ot, fibre roof First Gam e of Season o r la te , N ow , w hen it is doubly im p ortant th a t you h a v e good w orkm anship and qu ick serv ice to k eep your cars and trucks running, h ave n s tak e care o f to u r service problem s. and cooler in summer and prettier all W a s c o Diamond Et ri y R inging h i s ^ small houses can be made warmer in winter W an t A<f* i Y ou know to week end, ser v ic in g and rep airin g cars for a generation. T he d ep en d a b ility of its products and th e qual ity o f its serv ice has been proven m any tim es. we’ll (part with this precious stuff so Moro Variety & Remedy Ball Base W asco Thom psons. by twice as long, grooved. N ow to our friends (and who isn’t) ta k e went W alther-W illiam s by 6, 7 or 8 foot sheets, but the kind for the ceiling, too. Its 16 inch square F u r t h e r m o r e ,|i d b e c a u se y o u n eed sp ra y ers Updegraff ,E E -E. E. Barzee, Barzee, expect' expec to move to Portland Friday returning Mon- daughter baek with hun Su* * ^ - |ow n where he ii is to start work G iles F re n c h was in town K. - F. Port- ------ Monday to attend a m eeting of w ith the highway crew. • Childreth drove to ~ v Mrs Med Goodin and daughter Saturday aftemoon for the ¿he Tax Study Commission. Donna Lou, were here last Fri- o 0 o o o 5 o 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 o o w e !o B 0 O o o 6 5 5 o 5 S 5 5 5 B S 5 5 S S 3 B ^ 8 ^ for a brlef v| glt with rela. tives. ARan Murray and daughter, Virginia, of Hood River, were bere Thursday night and Friday morning to visit with the Percy I s an old esta b lish ed firm th a t h as been sellin g , W e ’ve got Firtex, not only the 4 foot w h i c h i s t h e la s t w o r d in f l y d e s t r o y e r s to Geor«e in these piping days of peace? T h a t isn’t so anymore. be w e ’v e g o t f l y k il le r k il le r , t o o . w ^ T h a ^ f b U s h e d ^ o w i r i ”1 for hard to get Firtex as it is Nylons now s t o r e , ( t r y i t s o m e t i m e ) b u t t h e y ’ll b r in g o n a lo t o f flie s . _________ _ „ coining from M. M. Oveson, with hig w ife M om * last week, and daughter. Joan, left Wednes- her home in Portland. day morning h tft Wright was brought uay niunuu« for iw* r Portland w w »* w up*»*» ««» u iu u k h i £ e appeared on “Northwest Nel- home from the hospital last Fri- ghbors” a radio program coming day looking thin and over KOIN. Mr. Oveson s topic waak^ but better Inside than be- was announced as "New WhDat” Tore his Operation although in it he spoke o r j tfifi T jfiy r Barnum entered /The station, its work, and the county D a lleg . hosplta last Thursday and its wheat crops. suffering from a septic sore Mrs Jack Noonan was taken throat to the again’ Tuesday .M Mike Mullck was in In Portland - * hospital ------- * — ike M ullck was with a recurrence of her heart Tuesday on business, trouble. . ___ Clarence Huis was up from Portland Sunday to visit his mother, Mrs William Cauthers. E. B. MacNaughton, pregdent tof the First National Bank of Portland, will be the commence ment speaker here for the 1946 Graduating class. Commencement Will be hew May 28 when 10 pupils ’ will finish their high hool work. ' Robert Rohde has aoW his Hay Canyon ranch to Ernest Woods, who has been farming It for the past two years. t «> ' s Dan McLoughlln of Condon has been here this week wording with George Updegraff, his parl er in the title business in Gifiiam, JSherman and Wheeler counties. Roscoe Roberts was here on business for the MWrGJUBjllrfa Production Credit corporation Wednesday. , . * - " 1 John Joerger, veteran’s admin istrator, spent Wednesday here Jo interview ex-service msn about their privilige8 under .the G ilaw .:/ Mr and Mrs Albert BflflNBf were here Monday from Rent where they are visiting until his place at Madras is ready for oc cupancy Do you remember when it was as T h e s e w a r m d a y s are fin e a n d w e su r e e n j o y th e m o n o u r H. IMI .. .and average wage rates have increased 44%. S tandard I nsurance ...y e t PP&L has CUT average PAUL R. MoCULLOCH 405 B ast ta d S t The Bailee, Oregon > tedi»« electric rates 30% in the last 6 years! Here trt the fact» from the record: PP&L» average rare for residential electric Krv.ce today is nearly 0«e-lhird le u ihan it was in 1 9 4 0 ... a direct »aving to you! H ow ha» thi» been done while your other expen»« have been going up and up? Fair Grounds rield, Moro* F R ID A Y , M A Y 3 Efficient management, hard work, J6 year» of electrical "know how‘*,thac*Mhe aniwer. **r« , 'ould b. .« S W w • Starts at 1 :0 0 p.m. 15 Teams Invited -1 3 Event T ea m s fro m D esch u tes, H ood River, W asco, Gilliam , W h eeler, Klickitat, Jefferson cou n ties ex p ected * w«stora ‘mOarahJ« , ’ Mncultut .*wm««d Un day, I Pacific Power & Light îa ,* .» A stlf-supporting, tax-paying business MAKING YOUR ELECTRICITY CHEAPER AND CHEAPER «r-:
