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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1946)
Moro, Oregon, Friday, August ¿X, 1946 Fifty fögktb Ÿear Ño Garrulous, Leisurely, Flippant COM M ENT G rass Valley ~ School Start Couple Return Scheduled For Father To Home Official County Paper f e » September 16 Sherman County County Crop Old-Tim ers M eet Harvested in Portland And Bounteous Mr and Mrs Frank Pike left Ninety two persons attended Saturday morning for Hermiston the annual Sherm an County Pic to return his father,I. D. Piki nic at L aurelhurst park Sunday, estimates Increase With Delay Caused By Shortage his home after working in the August 25 and spent the a fter postoffice during the vacation of noon visiting. The day .was plea- Continued Good Returns Of Teachers and Desire Although harvest is not over Mrs Wren Hogue. They visited re- T ,sant and the crowd larger than entirely, it.is nearly so and prob- in Pendleton and Pilot i usual. Charles Powell was elected From South End For Uniform Date ably ninety percent of the com- before returning home president following Joe B rackett bines w ill . be out of the field b y , ---------- Monday. and Mrs Robert Jones was named . The opening of school in Moro Harvest is ending daily for sev the end of this week. It has been Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer and Gra3S Valley and Rent has secretary. eral combines and only two m a a good harvest, one o t e Harry Stark took Ulan Stark to p o stp o n e until September 16 R egistering were: Charles Pow chines are running in the district in recent y en « , as far as weather Dallf?s Sunday when he left of teacher shortage ell and wife. R C .Jones and th a t hauls to the Moro G rain has been concerned for Seattle where he is stationed. ^ nd other fam ily? Gladys LaidliAv, Mr ’and Growers. A few are still in opera been no rain and few damp morn- Claud Bayer was a visitor at later desirabie. Mrs E. E. Kaseberg, Dicia Ost. tion in the fields around Wasco. ings to handicap harvesters. Tygh Valley Sunday. Not ad tPe teaching staffs have Mr and Mrs Theodore Johnston, Around G lass Valley and K ent o b U h ie d ^ Mr and Mrs Willard Rolfe are been hired but principals and Mr and Mrs Fred Hdnnagin. Mr m ore fa rm ers'a re still cutting but nusneiage ,uu» parents of a daughter, Kath- boards are gradually making up and Mrs B. C. Baker, Mr and Mrs a few days will finish the harvest. It seems likely th at the county • • • . . leen Ray ho™ Friday August 23 their deficiencies in numbers and De m ar Baker, Mrs Edna M. AM ERICAN STAR* H |N ENGLAND . . . The U. S. Wlghlman < The 92 persons who gathered at DaHes hospital. The little there will probably be enough Ke >s, Mr and Mrs L. W. Michael, has produced about 2,750,000 bu t? a n i who p l a c d « F! P T ? 11 at H';', ! / » ’ en en Tl r Î5 f>.’3 j at Laurelhurst park Sunday to migg weighed seven pounds and school " ma'ams by the morning F red Krusow, W. S. Powell, Mr shels of grain although it will be tuicd before the big event l eft to right a re "l as l.culse I5rt..„:i; and Mrs G. IL Root, Mr and Mrs some weeks before the toU l is meet Sherman county friends Un ounceg. of the 16th of September, D o.ia Hart; |W h , C s a ic ia l o r d , the only m a rrie d w om an on t e R. H. Johnson and daughter. Mr computed. Wasco has over a mil- and renew acquaintances had an ir^in Parkhurst went to Tygh A meeting of school boards of te a m 1 P au lin e Bttz< and fd a rg a ic t O sborne. ami Mrs W . E. Woods, C O. lion bushels, Moro over 800,000 informal time and an enjoyable ya lley Sunday to visit his uncle the Wasco district held last week M erchant, G ertrude Spears Mer- and Grass Valley will probably one. It appeared. There Is never and aunt Mr '$ and Mrs Willis served to clarify some points I) r 'l * t chant, Ed Tomlin Sr.. Ed Tomlin exceed that figure. .P riv a te ele- any program, probably because Brittain, before returning to his about the refusal of the non-high G O t i f l i V I Q \ ' S ICIITTIS O R K jC n C F C ll J r and wife. Leah Sibrav, Alien vators hold well ove» 100,000 bu- no one would pay attention to it ^ ome Roseburg. school board to pay an equal sum M urrav. Maybel Moore, Mrs N. P.' shels even if not all of them have if there was one. Chairman Joe to Wasco for high Brackett even had a hard time' ’ Mr and Mrs Harold E a k h ijm d as to Moro. The Hansen, Mary Southwick, Mr and oecn used. The total crop, seed I beating a baby shoe on the table children, Mr and Mrs George mandatory that each school be CLAIMS PRESENTED AGAINST Beatrice a id feed included, may reach a Mrs Giles French. Joe D rinkard’s Garage, repairs French B urkitt, T.ucv loud enough to get response for Smith and daughter, Judy, Mr paid Its actual cost If under M cFar considerably larger figure as at COUNTY, OREGON $127.00; The Dalles Iron Works land French, V. L. M cFarland, Jeast 200.0(H) ^bushels will be kept election of officers. Then the and Mrs Joe Blbby, Alton Olds contract with the non-high board. GENERAL AND ROAD * 0 FUNDS same ones were kept “How are and Jim Jones went to the moun- A movement was started to con- 0 0 ™ - $1.50; O'Meara Supply & Imple Robert E dinger. Catherine Blood, t<> seed the county’s 120,000 acres m ent Co., repairs, $149.27; Fos* you?" ‘'What are you doing?” Do Ulna Saturday to ptek huckleber- » .Id a U the rural rfi.tr.cto with nnd Mrs LeRov Belshee and pf sum inerfallow as m any farm ers & Co., tires & tubes, $10.00, re daughter. W illis Black, Mr ahd Keep enough for spring seeding the Wasco district, which, if BOUNTY COURT R ' you remember when?” are oft ries. b 2 r 4 BVBMtBr Mr and Mrs L. S. Logan and pairs, $1.00, $14.60: Howard Coop Mrs W. E. McLei'd. Mr and Mrs as'w ell. 'for dun*’ would remove the present p f n f i i a i Pl>Nn. Young folks, we are told, look »on, Robert, left 'rbureday argument about where rur#l GENERAL FUND; er Corp., repairs $0.01; McF’adden A. Rose, Mr and MJ W. B. Curry, It is not expect'd that a large Auto Parts, repairs, $19.50; L ahead and old folks look back, so their homej/ n 0iavkJan ;__ 1 °™.1? districts in that area are going A. L. Heron, Mis Gladv P.uxten, am ount of grain will lx» retained Naomt Van Gilder, Co. Treas. Peetz, misc., $6.15; Union W ire Thelm a Miller, Merle Marian Coy- o r the farm s for feed. The ceil- it Is the elders who meet In old- after spending three weeks here to send their high school pupils. General Assistance $59.75; Naomi Rope Corp., misc., £97.00: Wig ner and son, Melvin Miller. Lov ings on stock prices and the lack time picnics. That may n o t, be visiting at the home of her par- entirety true inasmuch as most enta, Mr and Mrs J. SL Newcomb,, glns Company, misc.. $101.00; Cochran, Homer Belshee, Mary of ceilings on grain prices will Assistance $146.<X>; Vernon Flatt, Mi(fCoumbla Su, , & Equip E. Brackett, Mr and Mrs E. T. bring grain to m arket and cause of us look to our most productive Mr and Mrs Willis Brittain and Clerk’» expense. »1.00 and Assess. C() $54 ,w. pacifk. Powt,r Strong. Mr an<l Mrs R. L. Mit-hael, a drop in -livestock num bers. years our middle age Youthlooks children of Tygh Valley and Miss Or’s office expense $1.00, $2.00; & Light Co., 'misc forward to that period and age Doris Jones of Moro, spent the $1.84; W. R. \u ta v Michael, .lames Powell, M r -------------------- - C Mersfcger, Janitor’s salary ¿ j- looks bock to i t Yet it Is the week end visiting at the home of $2.72; City of md Mrs Carl W illiams, May Bel- $99.97; Joe Peters, Co. Comm., Moro, misc., $1.75; C. A. Ruggles she. Mr and Mrs fohn McClure, same time of life we all cherish. Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer. r . ’ x.r r rtnr. wedding of Miss Margaret $5.70; James W. Jones, expense Agency, insurance $888.90; Wal- Mr and Mrs ChaTles Cowles, Mr • • • Wayland WeW daughter, Dar- Rock daughter of Mr and Mrs w and Mrs I C. W ilson Mr and Mldco hese Mideo stockmen who ’ ' ‘ . Tuesdav for their KOCKl (lau«nier 01 Mr ana Mrs of government trapper. $„0.00, ther.william a Co., tircs & These rushing around trying to get h " 5, ^ Portland TtW Mrs Weld A,fre<l Kock of GfasR V slley’ Pu**« Employes Retirement Sys- are d e t a i l their first purebred $345.23, misc., $2.SO. $348.03: Ad- Mr Rov Harbin. Mrs Alata W il s i d i n g a X k U “" “ r and employes retlrement re $160.62; Mr and Mrs H arrv Moore. the kisson Motor Co., repairs, $1.85; es’, md Mrs Dale Baker. Esith\, Farm ers who burn straw and Mi stock s»le finished before the time her Mr and Mrs .k Mrs Harry Pinkerton was an Naomi Van Gilder, Co. Treas., McRoberts Motor Co., misc., resell, Dr and Mrs J. R. Me»r- b u b b le from grain and seed crops event of Wednesday afternoon, the general assistance $19.11; Pacific of the sale, September 28, are do p Newcomb. $177.40; W G. Armsworthy, r< T ul r },. are losing valuable plant food, M < Ben Peetz. Mollie ______ Rev. H. G. Hanson of Portland p ower & Light Co., lights for gan ing something that can be very pairs, $1.00 Harry Stark. Trvin Parkhurst, Standard OU Co lln, W. R. Blake, increasing the danger of wind ^ h i a w i t o t ie county. In earlier reading « * < £ “ “ e r t n g « r e m o n y courthouse. »28JB; C l t f o f Moro. gas and oH, Union Oil Co., and w ater erosion, and jeopardtz- tim e. Sherman county r a lsed th e portland Frldav to mee, Olan » ' « * ’ ,er_ f?r c ” d«s a oil. $422«»; Shell Oil Co.. *w mg the conservation practice pay be<u homes and tanners added SUrk lx- from Seattle. clflc T^ P hon<’ & Telegragh Co., S25fi84. George n Moon m i w |. m ents for th eir farm s, w arns E. to their Incomes by selling draft Wagh wno apent ,he week end sccne of the wedding. telephones ^aU— afQces, $43.88; laneous 5395 Harvey Miller, chairm an of the teams. In later years Sherman vlfllUng hls father Sam Stark and Br|desmaids were Patricia Pink- Department of Agriculture, seal- state PM A committee. county draft horses wok aM the Mfa Surk Al]e<?n Nygaflrd and Mrs er weights and measures. $2,36; "B urning straw and stubble ac prices at northwest rairs. Migg Carol ciodfelter came up Cagsie DeCourcev was matron of Marie Barnett Cooper, Indemnity CONDENSED REPORT OE PRO- tually destroys nitrogen, phos There w la no reason why it Ina«. can- *rom The - DaIles - - last Tuesday — ’• - cattle — • slaughtered, -•---- to honor Maryanna 3 Koch was flow- • bang’s diseased CEEDINGS OE COUNTY COURT Oregon’s highway ' death toll phoric acid and potash th a t the not do the spend a week here w ith her .par- er g jr, and G eraid Koch was ring $6-00; T. l i s t e r Johnson, D istrict M EETING HELD AUGUST 7, has soared to 250 for the first sev operator will have to replace w ith much as the feed, the minerals, y r anrf Mrg Don clod feiter. ^ r e r EiIeen Koch, cousin of the Attorney exp., $17.28; Mid-Col- 1946 en m onths of this year, according high-priced commercial fertilizer the climate are as as Mrs Jimmy Blagg and children bride sang <<At Dawning’’ and “I umbia Typewriter Co., Assessor’s to Robert S. Farrell Jr.. Secretary —1f he can find it” Miller declar In the m atter of claims present the production of fine cattlle as are here from Bingen, Wash , to Ix)ve You Truly.” office $22.50, Addressograph- Mul- pd aga ;n st County General and pf State ed. Pointing to forecasts of con for fine horses. It naturally fol- Mr and , ?___ ___ . . tigraph Corp,, assessor’s office, «en eral Road funds; d a im s aliow- This i bv far the highest fa- tinued tight fertilizer supplies for . lows that oTo «7™ . nroduce the visit her parents In law, if we can produce me m»«» A1 an w as 1 best Helen Ruggles Aessessor’s wj , ag presented , , save and , except , 4 ,iitv <•< t for the period in tho the coming year, the PM A chair- -__ in want them. This Thio Mrs J. W Blagg. . . P . inkerton _„ 1B__ m an best, . •________ buyers will Mr and Mrs Wallace May and for his brother and, like the office help, $48.00; Thomas R. ing one claim presented against state’-i h id o rv Rural crashes nian cited the following per ton sale is a meang of giving them son, Clarence, Mrs L. D. Mav and bride’s father and th e ushers, was Hudson, Assessor's office expense, cou„ tv general fund claimed 72 percent of the dead, values of crop residues, based on that chance. Mrs Grace Zevely left Saturday dressed in a Tuxedo^ U shers w ere $2.50; Association of Oregon Coun- statem ent of Countv Treasurer Farrell emphasized the rura’l dan- commercial fertilizer prices: • • • for P ortland to attend the wedr Bob Boynton, Ja rv is Black and ties> p ubiic Lands Com m ittee showing fund balances as of July gcr and the rising tendency for Crimson elover straw . $5.99 a Where are the dietitians and d(ng of Mrs L. D. May's grand- Frank Sayrs. - Dues, $5.00; Don DeMoss, labor at examined and filed fatal accidents to take m ore than ton; f.adino clover. $9.46; red clo- ver $6.11; sweet clover, $4.80; nutritionists who talked vol- daugher, Jane Boyer to Harry After the ceremony a reception DeMoss Parki $9 50; George D q - SeinPannual statem ent issued „„ 1ifr. uably, if not convinclhgly, about Moody of Portland at a 4 o’clock was held In the basement of the Moas, labor at DeMoss Park, bv Sheriff showing tAx collections -Up till recently a fatJl acei- w hite clover, $7.21; ateike clover, the danger of eating too much? ceremony at the Trinity Episcopal church where Ice cream was serv- $3>00. Hote, Moro Coffee Shop fro^ Januarv , to Jun€ 30 1946 dent ttsuallv m eant one life snuf- $<r>B6, hairy vetch, $7.41, WHla- Americans have been told not vo church. Mrs L. D.- May stayed for ed by Mrs Arnold Dunlap and board of prisoners, $4.60; Norman ' fed out ” said Farrell. “Now it niette vetch, $5.39; A ustrian peas, examined and filed. ‘ eat too much meat, to curtail the an extended visit with relatives cake by Mrs Walter Kock. Serv- pjclds, sheriff’s office expense Conn, means two. three, four, an,I «192: barley. $3.02; oats, oats $2.92; Semi- annual reports of asm'er often even five .lead in a single in- » h e a t. $2.18; rye $2^1; grass use of sugar and to eat less in gen- Portland and Salem. Ing were Mrs Theodore vonBor- qq Traveling expenses outside ty Clerk and of County Treas straw (average) $2.93; bean vines eral. Now that there is lots of u a hnsi. Rte1’ Mrs Robert n °y nton- ' Mrs of county $16.08, $17.08; Kilham and annual report of County ’’ounty ptant . ‘ tJ^nt ” He warned all who use inter- ->i.i•) -$1 L18; pea vines $9.56. money w e eat all we can grow. r» ’t'a e ' n a l1e<? ’l ues- Marion Crews, Christine and June stationery & Printing Co., Clerk’s 1 and Clerk presented, examined and citv roads to be especially on the Aside from the fertilizer values, T here are, it m ust he adm itted, ness Koch, Jackie von Borstel,^ Mary offjce expense, $19.27; Sherm an A« filed. for trouble because late crop residues returned to th e soil plenty of reasons why one ^ o u id day. ed pertaining io alyrt beeat.se e.op Claims presented pertaining to Bangs diseased sum m er is the peak period for fot nlso also im prove soil tilth and help cut down on indem nity for Ba.igs 1 the soil in place to prevent n. . t fatalities. Thirty-eight w ere hold are terrible cattle slaughtered, , considered an< JuJv an(J |h(? Avgust win« ind and w ater erosion, Miller complaint ily W. Knighten, Superinten allowed. toll is expected to be even higher. said. ta r in g conununly. ------------ Art Blbby and son. Stephen were ^ „ ¡ • '" ¿ ' a t t a n d 's c h o o T dent’s office help, $36.10; West (Jr Action on petition of Pacifk Farm Paym ents ïrflM i,° o ? ™nd- Pow er' & Light Company for ties History teaches that steaks are business visitors in The D a l l e s _____________ $4.80 Clerks off ce $42.90. Ass- . of |Ofati0n of r(int<.mp,;„. B urning.crop residues also m ay not always froing to be 60 to 70 SaiV’^ a y r. essors office, $159.80, Sheriffs ____ _ ___ Fairchilds of ed power line along certain coun cost a farm operator his entire cents a pound, potatoes five cents. Miss Dorothy office $1.20, $208.70; Douma’s, ty roads deferred pending further paym ent for perform ing agricul c h X e ’ s ^ w h < £ T $ i 7o " J * « • it Traii^ board of prisoners, $30.01; Ro consideration. low sister, Mrs Ted Kelly. tural conservation practices, Mil taught that the extremely b ert V. Flem ing, Treas., Super- Mr and Mrs R. E. LeBleu and ler warned. Many county ACA Certificate of appropriation of A ttorneys of Gilliam, Sherm an Comm ittees, especially in w estern funds signed by Court members, o m MVta te3dohn certifying a budgete«! appropria and W heeler counties m et at Ar- o rpgon, have ruled th at straw r bring other troubles ^ e n ’^ u r s d a y for ÔÎflcTof“ Why Knlghten These tion of funds allocated for Coun- lington recently to form a protest ^m-ning defeats the purposes of and m aladjustments «■ a n p i « kt «i i ty activities. - , Resolution in opposition to one - conservation . program and will j°r c lu fo m ta . Protection. $4.62; Corvallis to see about entanng hirst National Actlon deferred on the propos- w ritten by a com m ittee of the disqualify a farm for any prac- ♦ ♦ ♦ • to X ‘"ne ^ H e n r y TeU arrived from Veteran, W , ^ r e the ed closure of H alt,esnake Grad Qrcgon State B a r association |j cc paym ent, he reported, which favored the elim ination of Miller also called attention to ’ O ™ nOW ^ b l S r ^ Pendleton and will go ta P ortland only one, eligible,and the^e must road. . County Agent authorized to the eleventh judicial district, practice paym ents under th e con- prooeed w ith the purchase of n '(h a t consisting of the three coun- servation program for utilization l £ W U ate untl. cnopa.aee banveated. Peetz’ funeral $8.00 chemical sprayer for the eradica- ties named. of crop residues. These include t in n O f n n v in iH w e e d s O(hpr recom m endations would -tra sh y ” or protected summerfal- ROAD FUND County T reasurer directed to have consolidated the Lake coun- iow, w hich will be offered again ly follow P ^ s s Mary Sayrs arrived Tues- ROAD EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL: „ M.,o tv district with Klamath. W ^ e ^ i taWt o ^ u X e « men day from Beaverton to visit at the ( y Sherm an under the 1947 program a t rates L L. Peetz, $91.59; C. Bargen- m ake disbursem ents from a Malt D ’asco, Gil- similar to this year’s; hauling . aiB wi(h Umatilla and Morfow f t raw for use as a mulching ma- Frank c Baszel, $87.54; Pete Mac- Beverage fund Arzell Lemley home and to at- own parking in front of n»rt* their of the tend the wedding of Miss Margar- tKR 1R- w MrPhPrsnn «90 20- m ents pertaining to Relief Assist- and UdHl ..7*1 . w ith Deschutes and terial on orchard, __ ......................« ___ _ po- holt, $88.18; E McPherson, $90.20; ments pert « W heeler straw berry, store» causes a good pa ««a rumn PMnk*»rtnn on nab, $88.41; W. Kelley, $83.77; ance' relue- et Kock and Dean Pinkerton on Crook under the b a r com m ittee tato an<f comm ercial vegetable difficulty. No fu rth er m atters being at is- report. Opposition to the commit- and, $5 a ton for legume straw oinicun-y. City — j - council« — _ airalnst Wednesday. Earl Rehr, $94.32; L. L. Peetz, Untty enforce o r d i iS rfn g ’ Joh Koepke of Redmond was a $87.48; C. Bargenholt, $99.19; E. sue court adjourned. tec recommendation will be voi- and $300 for non-legume; incor- Kood Cltl “ " from he visitor here Saturday, McPherson, $95.95; Frank Bazzel, ced at the bar m eeting next week porating pea and vetch straw laws to * « L vl8 X rf^ Btreeta It W and Mre Dale Baker and $98.43; Earl Rehr, $101.04. bv T. Lester Johnson, county at- -into the surface soil on land sub- 4-H C L l’B 8T(K K S.ALE Tu,t ^ e a n ’t ~ n . Gary, arrived Tuesday from ACCOUNT: Union Pacific Rail ject to erosion, 60 cents an acre. tornev, who will attend. is easier that way Just Portland to spend a few days HGHEDULEI) A T F A IR road, Misc., $1.06; Public Employ help Doe to get business. -with his parents, Mr and Mrs R. ees Retirement road employes Thp fjrgt Rtatewide 4.H club MO11O NEWS COL. JO H N M cG R E G O R ' ♦ ♦ ♦ • J. Baker. Retirement, $179.39; National Hos- fat sWck act,on slnce thc The League of Oregon Cities has Kenneth Crozier of Kirkland, pltal Association, wages account, war will hoid at the state falr A brisk east wind blew in vVc'd- VISITS S IS T E R H E R E s e n t a message to the state t^x Washington .stopped Saturday to $5.00; First National Bank, with- jn‘ Sajern pridav September 6 nesday morning cold enough to s tu d y commission asking that visit his sister, -Mrs Maude Gar- Col. John McGregor, brother of holding tax, $155.70; State Indus- s ta rtjn g ' a t, jo o’clock, announces put a rihlll in the air and end the the state tax on “gambling de- rett, leaving Sunday for John trial Accident Commission, misc., j; j A;ien assistant state club heat wave. Clouds have hung in Mrs W ily Knighen and Miss Ruth vices” be repealed and that cities D ay.to visit his daughter, $35.99; J. K. McKean, repairs $77.- leader at O SC. sk-v and the possibility of rain McGregor were visitors in Moro b e given this means of revenue. Mr and Mrs Jack Waite of Ab- 95, Tires & Tubes, $50.00, $127.95; offered at the auction will be is -nearer than at anytime since from Friday until Monday. Col. ar a matter of fact all such ma- erdeen, Washington arrived Tues- Wasco Motor Co., repairs $10.80; approximately 50 to 60 baby the start of harvest. ' McGregor is on terminal leave af- /'hlnes are illegal, are against the day at the Willard Rolfe ranch CZECH AM BA9SAD0B . . . Ciech- Eddins Motor Co., repairs, $18.35; beeves, 100 iambs, and 100 hogs Homer Belshee returned Sun- ter serving in the G2 section of constitution, have been banned to visit Robert Rolfe. Mr Waite oslovaktan Am bassador J u r a J Interstate Tractor & Equipment fattened by nlub members. A day night from Portland where he the army for several years, dur- bv legislative action and vote of and Robert were in the service Slavik who upon presenting his Co., repairs $33.02; Wasco Repair sifting committee consisting of had l>een for a couple of days on Ing which he has been nearly all th e o e o n le Perhaps cities wouW together. credentials to President Truman Shop, repairs $61.85; Sunset Mo- livestock Judges and packer re- business. He is training a six over the world. He Is leaving the l e w s big enough tax to curtail Mrs James Phifer and daughter expressed hls governm ent’s ap tor Co., repairs $32.40; Mac’s presentatlves will inspect all an- horse team for Tom Fraser to he army soon to begin teaching at ♦hem The machine operators are and Billy Garrett of Shaniko preciation for the aid given by Welding Shop, repairs, $17.75; imals to insure uniformly high taken to the Puyallup fair next New York University, where he hardly In position to take the spent Saturday with their mother, the United States. Clyde Equipmet Co., repairs $1.64; quality animals to be auctioned, month. . • ,— also practices law. case to the courts. Mrs Maude Garrett. A n d R oad Funds fcT July Pinkerton-Kock Nuptials Observed Stubble Burning Bad ] Says Harvey Miller Highway Deaths Increase In Oregon Protest Voiced « visit her Veterans Have Chance ? " Against Court Change
