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HflfcR&tXA fooUNTY JOURNAL Mltd ptople enjoy ail fairs, ebnie
the center of its nose. Tlid ed in the field. When found, the
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i uUKhrd B v a r y F r id a y at
bucking that often thrills,- Jis-
•along with several others and |a(nl the marks of u ,. ft,ngs
Moro, OrBfcoa
play of art ahd balance, and mos* feeding from hay dumps scatter- ___
...............Editor of all crowds of people wno came
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u> »eoood • !»•» m attar at the to have a good time and are de
at Moro. O s r » under Act o f termined to have it despite some
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minor inconveniences.
FUNERAL SERVICE
SCHOOL TEACHERS
i jtTioa
EDITORIAL—
tSSOCIATION
-Z % ,n A t
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPIJK
SUBSCRIPTION R A T»»
Payable in Advance
$2.00
ONK YEAR ....................
AUGUST 23, 1946
a
FIXED PRICES
It is reported from the school
superintendent’s office that Sher
man county school boards have
been able to hire 20 teachers for
the five Schools now operating.
More are wanted.
Educators have long considered
27 pupils to lie a normal teach
ing load for a teacher under av
erage conditions and some state
money is distributed on that oa
sis. That is probably not exces
sive. On that basis the teaching
force already contracted for this
couny could conveniently handle
540 pupils. That is about twice
the number who will register
for school. If there is an emer-
gency |n education and it is caus
from a shortage of instructors,
Gherman county is hoarding
gchool teacher power by hiring
2o teachers and wanting more,
No one disputes the statement
that eight grade school teachers
TOUid adequately teach the grad-
arKj six or seven could instruct
an the high school pupils of the
county That would release five
sjx teachers for some place
that reany needs them. And, in-
cidently would cut the cost of
education by some $12,000. only
a part of which would be taken
up by transportation costs,
Qf course, nothing like that is
going to be done ^
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co m p letely rem odeled fu n e r.l parlor, in
q uiet
surroundings, h o m e-like atmosphere. N e w management
b y tw o exp erien ced , q u a lified funeral directors.
Friendly
Courteous
Econom ical
Spencer & Libby Funerei Home
D o nald L. S pencer
Phone 3234
x
Kenneth D . L ib b y ■
1100 Kelly Ave.
c o L u m n
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(AtnUnued irom Pa«e Owe
federal and state governments a
very pretty penny. In 1945. the
government collected two billions
four hundred millions in taxes
on alcoholic beverages and the
state 'government, over 600 mil
lion.
Wilson Wyatt, housing expedi
ter, says that with housing funds,
the Washington state land com
mission has been able to add five
cruiser earns to Its timber crui
sing staff, and will add others
until the staff is doubled It Is ex
pected, he says, that timber made
available for sale from state-own
ed lands, will be increased to one
billion board feet in 1946, and
two billion board feet In 1947.
Possibilities are being explored
with other states which own
standing timber that can be sold.
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GAS AND OIL
GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
A t to r n e y A t L a w
Tires-Acceesorle»
B. H McKEAN and SOM
IN S U B A M 0 1
Grain, Feed, Floor, Foel
Farm Implement», Rag«, Twine
BARBED WIRE—GOOD POSTS
PHONES
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NOTICE OP FINAL ACCOUNT
Feedstore
Office
1 tesidence
Notice is hereby given that
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the undersigned have filed in WASCO
OMDGOM
the County Court of the State of
Oregon fdr Sherman County
their Final Account and Report
Watch for New
as the Executors of the Estate
of Nancy Jane Dunlap, deceased,
and that Wednesday, the 4th day
of Sepj^mber, 1946, at 10.00
o’clock A. M., of said day, at the
SKIN SHAMPOO
courtroom in the courthouse,
See your Rawleigh Dealer
in Mqro, Sherman County, Ore-
gpn, have been fixed by the court
nTT. i i . V i i M i i i i i m j t t i A i m n i i n n n m m as the time and place for hear
LAND BANK LOANS
ing of- objections to said Final
Account and Report and for the Long term.
Fnlr Treatme»
settlement of said estate.
4% Internet
Virgilia D. McKee
Vleda D. Van Gaasbeck
Write or
Clifton I. Dunlap
MORO
Phone 271
OREGON
Veva D. Marshall Victor O. Petereoa, gee.-Treaa.
Executors. _
Loan As <*n
Dalles ____
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Attorney for. Executors
Bank Hotel . The feglles, Oregon
T. Lester Johnson,
SOFTONE
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The partial reinstatement of
ceiling prices has taken another
boost with the decision of the
three man board appointed to
take over the problems of OPA
when congress wanted to go
home. Celling prices are really
fixed prices.
By leaving wheat and most
other grains out of the regulation
and putting beef and most meats
within the regulation the board
has continued one of the major
WAJBOO
mistakes of price fixing since the
inception of the OPA.
KOTICK TO CREDITORS
For long months it presumed
.
All persons having claims
that stock feeders could and
against
the estate of Kathryn
would continue to pay unrestric-
Kersey, deceased, are hereby
ted prices for feed and sell their
.notified to present 'them, in pro-
product in a fixed price market.
.per form, to the undersigned,
They won’t do it. It is perfectly
the duly appointed, qualified
safe to predict that there will be
and acting Administratrix, with
few fed cattle on the market.
the will annexed, of the estate.
And pork will be very scarce for
of Kathryn Kersey, deceased, at
the hog raiser can make as much
;the office of Geo. G Updegraff.
money selling his grain as b”’
i Moro, Oregon, within six months
feeding it to hogs. Eggs and From the Grass Valley Jorunal
CHEVRO LET
Ö L D S M O B IL E .
C A D IL L A C
from the date of this notice, to
poultry will likewise be hard to
At the City Council meeting
. wit; August 16, 1946. '
get. There will be a black market Monday evening the matter or
May Kuks
J i M K E E F E R i M IL E CO UNT
at prices feeders wilT sell. The putting four concrete cross walks
Geo.
G.
Updegraff,
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law will be flouted to the dis- in the main business district was
.You can bet it’i not by acci<len’ t’” t
Attorney for Administratrix
discussed, and also putting up an
grace of all other laws.
with the Will Annexed.
RPM Motor Oil keeps your rco.or
It is another one of the many “iron policeman” in center of
R E C A P P IN G
41-4 4c
cleaner,
gives it longer life. 1 l>h oil's
examples of sublime conceit on the square, to assist autos to
especially
compounded to end carbon
NOTICE
OF
FINAL
ACCOUNT
the part of those who long ago keep in the right direcion.
N Y S O C IA L IS T S
Notice is hereby given that
decided to “roll up their sleeves
W. D. Wallan will tender resig-
trouble, prevent corrosion, st.ck to
the undersigned has filed In the
and make America over” in the nation to the Count Court- at
hot spots that ordinary oils leave hare
County Court of the State ' of
words of Rexford Guy Tugwell.
the regular term in September
No C e r t if ic a t e
and exposed to wear, to fight oxida
Oregon for Sherman County her
The planners and bureaucrats as T reasu rer^n d will go into the
tio n , and to eliminate air-bvbnles
Final Account and Report as Ad
forget that a comparatively Rmall farming business in Idaho where
R e q u ire d
ministratrix of the Estate of
that would impair circulation. P -t
percentage of us are able to ipan- he has already secured a good
J. P. >Yates, deceased, and that
age our own business successful- piece of land.
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of
all, RPM Motor Oil doesn*» cv-C
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Wednesday, the 4th day of Sep
ly and that «ome 90 percent are
Last Saturday evening W. E.
Lcitesf Factory Method»
a cent more!
tember, 1946, at 10:00 o’clock
broke at 65 It would be folly for Garrett and I. D. Pike let the con-
>A
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M.,
of
said
day,
at
the
court
any one man to take onto him- tract to build their new garage
room in the courthouse, in Moro,
self the management of business to Messrs Huis and Hedges of
J. C. WILSON. PHONE-552
Sherman County, Oregon, have
lit ^ c ity as small as Moro. Not The Dalles, who will start work
WASCO,
OREGON 4 * ‘
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For Eligible Car Owner»
been fixed by the Court as the
one of the men who successfully probably by the first of next
R. C. ANDERSON, PHONE 232
time and place for hearing of ob
manege thei own business could week as the material has already
jections
to
said
Final
Account
GRASS VALLEY. OREGON
run the others businesses up and been ordered.
and
Report
and
for
the
settle-
down the street with satisfaction. From the Observer, /tug. 23, 1907
. ment of said estate.
To manage the entire county
Dog taxes must be paid in this
Casha Yates
would be a herculean task; to city heraRer, or the dog will suf-
Administratrix
A S T A N D A B i> .tJ ^ A L,FO R N ,A PRODUCT
tell farmers how-much to sow fer the' consequences.
T.
Lester
Johnson,
Attorney
The
T
in
W
ith
and when to determine the price
a . C. Thompson has found out
3942c
of grains, to say how many beef that with a good ci*ew he can
Reserve
Strength
Built
Ir
cattle could be sold—and the prl- thrash 35 acres per day, from the
ce, to say how much grocers header box direct, with his little
S U US TODAY
get for beans and bacon and ba- thrasher, at an expense of $1.52
nanas (if any). No one could do per acre.
It as well as Idividuals could and
The directors of the Klondike
SUNSET M OTOR CO M PANY
did do It themselves.
school have contracted with H. A.
The job becomes greater ana Stuart of this city for the con-
more difficult as one goes up the struction of a brick school house
scale to the nation of over 140,- 26x38, 12 foot ceiling, on plans
000,000 persons. It is impossible, recently prepared by Mr Stuart,
It has been done in an impose!- with modern ventilating and
ble way. This lapt mistake Is only light facilities, to be completed
the latest of a long line of con- on or about October 25th.
s u n t error based on an ignorant From the observer, Aug. 26, 1927
assumption that a farmer will
Mr arKj Mrs l . V. Moore enter-
feed $1.75 wheat to a 15 cent hog. taine(j ,at their home in Moro last
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Sunday afternoon in honor of
FAIR TIME
two birthday anniversaries, that»
From now until the middle of of Mrs Moore which occurred on
October will be fair time in Ore- Sunday, August 21st and that of
gon. The revival of county and Mrs C. L. Ireland which occurred
state fairs and /Other similar on August 24th.
exhibitions is assurance
that
Mr and Mrs O. L. Belshe re
trace is here again for a fair is turned to Moro on Tuesday from
This bank is in a position to make the fo llo w
evidence of peace and also of Portland where they met their
• daughter, Llnnle, who has recent-
ing types o f W h eat Loans:
P AUhough the majority of Aim ly returned from an ocean voyage
U O u r own W h eat Loan plan which carries
erlcans are away from the soil of four months to the Samoan
and get their milk In bottles In- and Hawaiian Islands,
stead of cows and their bread In
H. B. Belshe lost a fine 2-year
an interest rate comparable to Commodity
paper Instead of kernels, they old filly last Sunday from the
still enjoy seeing the products of effects of a rattlesnake bite on
Credit Corporation loans. Your insured
nature displayed. There is a feel-
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Moro . Ledge No. 113, 1.0.0. F.
Yes, horizons are beckoning right
national parks. Wherever you go; or
ing of security
that com « with
with He(>u
*and J r(
rlli,
warehouse receipts are sufficient collateraL
now. They may be calling you back
food in Its raw «Ute shown m Tuesdayg in i.o.O.F.,,
for whatever reason; travel in swift»
profusion as it 1« at county fairs. ^a jj Transient anr J
to school or to restful and scenic
'“lie Union Pacific trains.
Regular Commodity Credit Corporation
A bln full of wheat rolling into Halt'ng brothers are’
spots near and far at the end of the
erage person for fifty years at
cordially invited
,
icrs and steam - powered
loans at official government rates. A ll you
our elevators would feed the av- to meet with us.
vacation season. Many w ise travelers
trqjns
eastbound,
westbound and lo
the normal rate. We could barely
Ernest Houston N. G.
need do is specify this bank when m aking
cally are on fast schedules.
are including stopovers in the various
eat a fat 4-H club calf in five
A R Keasinger, Secretary
years if we ateyed under our av __________
out your W h e a t Loan papers.
Heed that vacation calL Make your plans now.K
erage of 150 pounds per year.
Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
A fair la basically an exhibit of Meets 2nd and 4th
For complote inlormation, inquire o f . . .
the profusion of nature, as assur- Tuesday, of each
W hichever type loan you choose, you are
a,U.s well
tasured o f prom pt service from us.
ing can go on for another year
Mclaichlan, NG.
with satiety If desired.
Florence Johns ton. S<
General Agent
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C. A. MYNOLOS, M M o p r
To the more experienced fair
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1st
National
Bank
Bldg.
MAX r. KAsaewGH,
m « # , «
goer there is beauty In the finest Reihlehem Chapter No.
6 .k ..\
2nd and Alder Streets
» product of . farm
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ROONEY COO».»
and kitchen
s«X'ihiiM NcHk*
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Walla
Walla, Wash. Phone 30
Fourth Thursdays In ea?u
Plump kernels of golden grain
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or ljucai Agent
Month. Visiting Member-,
, that slip through the
invited.—Moro. Oregon
like shot, fat beeves waddling
Helen Ruggle«, W. M.
along behind small masters, huge
O r THt
Edna M dter. Secretary
shining apples, yellow «quash
all are worth seeing tor those i^rega Lodge No. 131 a .F.A A.A l
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Meets un the 1st and
who r e .ll» that from
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3rd
Thursday evenings
thing« come, our «trength Here
of each month- Visiting
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XMnaUUsAw e t t e m t
U real wealth. A« tong »
members are cordially
have them the tank. co«M <*»>
invited to meet with us.
LeRoy Wright, W. M ..
and «be bond. t* coro*
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DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
w e w « 0 d «till »ve end U™
B.
Pinkerton,
Secretary
H.
There 1» entertainment of the
Other
C. A . Ruggles
INSURANCE
T. Lester Jeksson
Sunset Motor Co. X » ’
O .S . ROYAL
BE LUXE
beckon
WHEAT
LOAMS
T H I SEA SO N ED TR A V ELER
G oes b y T r a in
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U N IT E D STATES
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