tSWi IJMfltti t
utH briniti fotmftAi
' Al —
blowing worlT Mr Tuggle rtcimv ' Mri Madia Hieh W mi plmutuiy
POsTtl AltVBji'Î,
liiotr
. Farthers taking
base,. in
town or vainillé trips td the eh&jst
hi before the ItSrt
£thlr4 hî
bf School will al-
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ways seem 3 trifle odd to the old
timer who ban look back on 30
years of wheat harvesting.
It has been a comparatively
short time that the wheat grower
could put his combine in the shed,
put on his store clothes and go
visiting. Other days had other
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necessities
When the threshing machine
moved off the ranch 30 years ago
and relieved the farmer from rus-
ling wood and potatoes for the
O FFICIAL COUNTY PAPER ever hungry crew, he had to rig
up his wagons and start hauling
the wheat out of the setting piles
SUBSCRIPTION RATHS
There was no delay about that
Payable In Advance
job; it hail to be done.
ONE YEAR ....................... *200
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Lost Wheel
ly returned,
home from
Madrasi due to iUhesa. ,
i
Mr and Mrs Ora Workman and
daughter, Janet, spent the Labor
day week end visiting friend. In
Bend, They returned Monday
evening.
'
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Mr and Mrs Charles Everett are
enjoying a visit from their son-in
jaw and daughter, Mr ano Mrs
G. G. Wolcptt of Ashland. l*he
Wolcotts plan to stay several days
- , visit many
---- of > .1--«-
and
their frelnds
while in Wasco
Mr and Mrs Williams Reid Jr.
of Portland were guests of their
parents, Mr and Mrs W. R. Reid
over the Labor day week end
While in Sherman county they
p a r e n t Mr* a n d ^ r e How-
surprised
OR TUHday evening
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«rnoo^^wii «Wi
poll)tfl out Hi A* Lilttlgftfip IfctOn*
1J
aad hisi wif<Toi_P°nUttd.
K J ^ 8 wde„ u for another year’s Management In Oregon.”
and Ml“
»
teaching staff Is en- Lindgren advocates more farm-
tend w erem arr ed,Augmd 6 and work. The^teacni g
hogB to ure up farm
were returning from a honeymooh t rely comp
wastes and to be fattened on grata
trip > California.
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usually abundant in this surplus
Mr and Mrs Clinton Brock of
The measure of a man’s real wheat producing state. * He says
Qr^at Falls Montana were
character is what he would do if each pound of fat hog represents
An airplane, flown by Jerry
ors last week at the home of Mr
knew he would never be found 4
pounds of grain or its
Barnett, overturned and was bad-
Brock’s parents, Mr and Mrs 5. J. o u t
equivalent.
ly damaged on landing at the Was-
Brock.
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—Macaulay
should hog production here ex-
co airfield Saturday afterrioon. F.
Guests at the home of £Jr and
m um w
ceed the needs of this state, a
L. Watkins was also in the plane
Mrs Everett Watkins over the La- WASHINGTON
market would still exist In the
at the time of the crash. The
Pacific area mostly In California
bor day week end were Mr and Continaed rrom Pace Owe
plane, owned by Clarance Morri
Mrs
vaiue, hut Lindgren adds. The .bulletin,
M™ Percy
Pe5 'y «argooa,
I? I? OOi . Mrs nooerv counU(j for 71% of
son, lost a wheel as it took off
Skibinski
and daughter,
daughter, p Barbara;
Skibinski and
arbara- only 19% of the welght Russia available free at any extension
from the field, causing the acci
»too «»>elr «m ‘n ’»w and dau«h; “" P L . , , «a, carats of cut
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em- office, - gives production methods
dent on landing. Neither oceupant
^ e , r i b a n d X u g h i e ? e , a i d s to the United States last found most profitable under Ore-
was injured beyond considerable
and m T ^ f ’.L. w X ,™ and family.
However, the duality was gon conditions.
shock.
The first meeting of the fall sea- P°°r» and only brought 19 dol'a’ ^
Horses in fours and sixes load-
The Wasco Masons, Taylor ard Conlee of Moro,
SEPTEMBER « , 1946~
son of Annie Fulton Chapter,O. «
J “ * C,ty; the
cd “ P a« night and' p.un" ^ e ° chinv lodge A. F. and A. M. met Tues-
me
enmy
-
dge
A
F
‘
and
A
M
>
met
Tues'
Mr
and
Mrs
VivfcB
RUSt
left
E.S.
will
be
held
at
the
Masonic
“
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r?
trad? cen\er’ exp“ “
a good place to start in the ch y
„voriiniy af »ho Macnnir hail
Tuesday evening. Septem- a drastic drop in prices some
T H E PARM ER GETS HURT
morning for horses sometimes da>’ f ven‘n« at the Maaotdc hall Thursday for ap ..extended vaca-
FRANK* U TATE
time within the next year, and
collar if for tbe first meetin& of the falL tion trip in Washington and Ore-
bounced back from the e ................’
MORO,
ORREGON Phone «fti
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attp
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a
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n
o
t
v
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v
larffo
g
o
n
.
W
h
ile
g
o
n
e
they
will
Vi8lt
-
,
,
r—
The
attendance
was
not
very
largo
dealers of all classes are begin
The discussion over the discon the start was difficult. When the
D istrict Dealer for
ning to unload as fast as they
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tinuance of kindergartens in the haul was a long one there might as many members are on vacation. may friends and relatives and
city of Portland also raises a be eight horses on three wagons.
Graaa Galley Baptist Church can. New purchases are being
Gilliam & Sherman Connliee
Mr and Mrs Stephen McMillin Mr Rust hopes to recover more
made on a month to month basis.
question in other parts of the Such an outfit could sometimes and Mrs B. E. Hailey have been fully from his recent illness.
Morning Worship 11:00 a. m.
state, a question that will be very haul 100 sacks to the warehouse enjoying a vacation at Seaside
Among business visitors in The Evening service of song, prayer, , . Oregon farmers have been pro
ducing * only about half of the
pertinent if the basic school bill at once and usually made one Where they also visited friends, re Dalles Tuesday were Mrs T. Les- and Blbla at“ dy'
pork consumed within the state,
does happen to pass next Novem- trip a day. Now one truck will turning Tuesday evening.
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Come
and
^fellowship
with
-us.
ter Johnson, Mrs George Harri s
ber You see. few other areas In
(ver as muc„
wmic the
Rev.
Howard
A.
Schilling,
Pastor
while
Oregon have ever had klndergar-
,g 8moking hls poet break-
Vivian Rust spent several days Mrs Ed Olson, Mr and Mrs Car
tono
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.
.
.
.
.
W asco M ethodist Church <
tens.
in a hospital in The Dalles last Tuggle, F. L. Watkins, Mrs Sadie
fast cigarette
. ,* *
Rich, Mrs OVe T. Hansen, Gay Sunday School at 10:00 a. m.
S O M E t UPDEGRAFF
The basic school bill is a new
Wheat hauling was a long job, week where he received treatment lord Guy and Mrs Willard Harp*
Morning
Worship
at
11.00
a.
m.
for
brdnehitis.
Mr
Rust
returned
name for the same old thing: a especially in goon crop years,
er.
Preaching service at the Grass
A tto r n e y A t L a w
bill to raise more tax money to and often lasted until «frost whlt- home last Thursday.
Mr ahd Mrs Tom Stultz afuj Valley Methodist church Sunday
increase teachers’ salaries. There “netl the sacks in the dawn and
Albert Dormaier drove to The family have returned to ^ ie}r afternoon at 3:00 o’clock
is
and the
the earth
earth was
was hard
hard with
with cold,
cold.
, , nothing in . . the bill
. that
, the e leg- and
Monday morning where he home jn Waapo having recently
F. L. Cannell, pastor.
,rV at
0,1
,aE t
’ on the long trlp8 Wheat 5haulerv called for his wife and infant dau- p u r c h a s e d ^ X r ty owrSd by Mrs
and in fact, noth^g that the leg- had lots of leisure for it took
Max
Fr
ift a
has been em-
Moro Community Church
is la tu re has not been doing. Ore- hours to make a trip, as many as * -
s ~
jacoDsen. xnr
Dalles
hospital
Saturday
evening,
ployed
-In
the construction of Sunday School 10:00 a. m.
gon has been appropriating in eight or ten or twelve, with a few
'Church Services 11:00 a. m.
23rd. Mrs" Bernice Guy, grain elevators,
creasing amounts of state aid to minutes banter with the ware- August
Haldane
Duff is — to - - be -- in Moro
mother of
Mrs
Dormaier
has Mr and
an(j Mrs
j^r S. J. Brock are
w.
«yw
.w.
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schools slnoe costs increased so crew the only respite in a solid
come from heh home In Portland
d to reij3?t the birth of their every night this coming week.
rapidly.
day of solitude. One could think to be
b n t with
v i f H her
h n r daughter fnr
- . .
«w
___ a ..—
n f arv nlfi
of Ir
an ish old Irish family
for a grand - daughter,
Karen,
bofn FWxir^nHant
Aug Descendant
Sec. 2 of the bill says that the long thoughts as the wagons whij~
For sonnd personal life in an rance advice—
engaged
one
time
in linen manu
ust 29 in a hospital in The Dalles.
money shall be used to “equalize chuckled slowly along the roa«.
facturing
Duff
has
traveled
over
•A ll forms of L ife,,
<
Mr and Mrs Joe Hilderbrand Parents of the baby girl are Mr the European continent.
•E ndow m ent and A nnuity Plana
educational
opportunities and->nd the mid day sun wanned
and daughter, Patty, returned and Mrs Brock’s son and daughter
•Insurance as an Investm ent
conserve and improve the stand- thc wagon seat,
Christian Science Society
•Jnvenlle Insurance
And after that there were weeds Sunday evening from a vacation in law, Mr and Mrs V. Brock who
dards of public elementary and
•M ortgage Cancellation
Subject of Christian Science
secondary education throughout to be taken from the fallow, a job trip in Washington. While there reside in The Dalles, j
Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M.
the state.” For years educators that now never arises for they they visited Mr Hilderbrand’s Mrs Cora Conley, sltte r of
J .. Brock, and A u gh t*, wlr» “CHRIST JESUS”
have bemi saying that the best are not allowed to grow. Thirty sister and family who reside in S.
Mamie Colby of Reno, Nevada are Wednesday meetings first and
years
ago
there
wasn't
time
to
Sunnyside,
way to “improve the standards
The Dalles
Mr and Mrs A D Edging,on
X p ^ n d T v W t i n g third Wednesdays of each month
405 East 2nd St.
of public education” is to get rid keep them off the fallow.
of a lot of school districts and
Machinery has simplified the have spent several days visiting
wr« v q include testimonials of healing.
consolidate a lot of schools. That J°b and although one farmer now in W arn They returned to Spo « «he home of Mr and Mrs F. 8. The reading room in the rear of
being the case it is probable that t«nd8 tbe land that three or four kane Tuesday afternoon where
at the home the church contains all author!»
our present 1400 or so districts used to'Yarm back in the »teens they are now living.
of Mj, and Mrg g j Brocg were ed Christian Science literature
will be further reduced when and there is time for him to go see if
Mr and Mrs Carl Tuggle, accom- Mr and Mrs
Danta and which may be borrowed or pur-
the ocean is still beating the shore. panied by Gaylord Guy, drove to 7 ^ ^
chased.
if the bill passes
Reedsport.
The provisions of the six per
\the Hay Creek ranch near Madras
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Arthur
V>n Gllddf . has gone to ^ ^ a ^ H i m y . w n i w i n n i ^ ' H w s u i i
cent limitation are waived in
'on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Tug Gilljam coqpty
mint where he Is doing
this bill, which means that the
gle returned on the same day. harvêst work
€ . A . R u g g le s
^ork for Ernest Shull.
$15,000,000 raised can—and ev
^ lr Guy will work with Mr Tug
entually will—be in addition to
gle’s brother, R. L. Tuggle, doing Moro LidFe N<^US. i.O.O.F.
any taxes that can be raised. From the Observer, SepL », 1927
Meet« 1st and 3rd
That also means that this 115,000.- Workrpen for the Sherman Elec
Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.<j
Phone 271
OREGON
MORO
halb Transient am
000 will come before other state tric company lafil Saturday com
GAS AND OIL
risit ng brghhers are
expenses, before the care of the pleted the work of connecting the
T ires-A ccessories
■s
mentally ill, the criminal, before , t _LL
and buildings on
the
^ l o , - thé C. W. Kenny farm with the R. H. McKEAN and SON^ r to X meet
_
Lester Johnson
ees, before/higher education, be high power line of the company
E.nieA.
O.
I
N
S
U
R
A
N
C
E
A. H. ‘jtessinger, Secretary
fore veteran welfare, before agri running east of DeMoss junction.
LAW
cultural aid, before anything.
Grain,
Feed,
Flonr,
F
uel
Last Saturday afternoon, when
Hft
KOBO
The bill says that the revenues the tractor-pulled combine harv Farm Im plem ents, Bags, Twine Lupine Re&eksh Ixxlr
WABOO
received by each district shall be ester operated by Bart Burrell BARBED WIRE—GOOD POSTS Veit « 2dd and 4th
Tuesdays, of each
included as revenue but “no pulled Into the shed, I. D. Cal-
.
PHONES
month. Visit-'ng jnem
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
part of such fund shall be appor breath finished chalking up a re Feed8tore
Residence lers welcome.
Office
tioned and distributed to apply cord for sack sewing on a combine
All persons - having claims
I j . McLaehlAn NG
163
162
182
as an offset to a school district harvester in Sherman county. Mr WASCO
against
the estate of Kathryn
OREGON Florence Johisbon. S<
tax levy or to . county achool c#|breath wwed 28>8eo
gln.
f Kersey," deceased, are hereby
fund." In other words the money
'
.notified to present theta, in pro
is to be revenue but Is not to be *le handed ln 37 days
per form, to the undersigned,
Mr and Mrs B. F. Payne of
used to hold down school taxes. Grass Valley, are the parents of
the duly appointed, qualified
That means a clear increase in
and acting Administratrix, with
pound daughter, born at The
Look To The Leader
school taxes, either by the state 8Vi
the will annexed, of the estate
Dalles on Friday, September 2.
or the district.
of Kathryn Kersey, deceased, at
A heavy rain and hail storm
Anyone who takes a little from
SUNSET For Servicel I
.the office of Geo. G Updegraff.
the
east
hit
the
town
and
thought on the school situation in
.Moro, Oregon, within six months
country
surrounding
relation to this bill immediaely farming
from the date of this notice, to
Grass Valley about noon Tuesday,
recognizes
its
Headquarters F o r ;
S
S
covering the earth s surface with
wit: August 16, 1946.
There will be no
May Kuks
an inch of hail stones.
in Locust Grove, Cherryville, Pine nearly
‘Geo. G. Updegraff,
From th e Grass Valley Journal
Most
Ridge or Bear Creek; There will
Attorney for Administratrix
ber 7, 1917
be no domestic science for pupils Septem
with the Will Annexed.
Glen
King
made
an
auto
trip
in Oregon’s smaller high schools,
Mid-Columbia Motorists
41-4 4c
over
the
highway
to
Portland,
no i mechanical training, no foot-
Monday,
taking
hls
mother
and
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ball stadia. These will be one and
two teacher schools and four or two sisters, going from Portland
where Misses Gladys
All persons having claims Smooth Ix»ok For College
Our R eputation l e -Your Protection
five teacher high schools and the to ML Angel ...
against
the estate of John Cecil
educaional opportunities will not and Mabei
r .
OP
Fields, deceased, are required to
be equal to ta E e of Portland and _ Ja™'8 ,IT
t S : ,
of
present them with vouchers to The neat, well groomed look
the bigger city schools of the d*r Ho. 33 and Abert Bene
Undersigned, at my residence is What every college girl
Klondike, order No. 22 left Wed
The Dalles the
state.
wants this fall. Accomplish
at
Wasco, Oregon, within six
nesday
fo
r/th
e
American
I^ake
> •• •,
What will be equalized is the
ing It requires no special
months
from
the
date
of
the
first
cantonment,
the
first
two
Sher
taxes—to the extent the bill ap
Oregon
publication of this notice. The genius . . . though we’re
plies, which is intended to be a man county boys to be called to
date
of the first publication of sure you have it! Our col
half. Farmer Brown will be help the new National army.
lege shop specializes in the
this notice is August 30, 1946.
At
the
session
of
the
County
CHEVROLET
0LDSM0BILE
s
CADILLAC
ing to pay for good schools for
very
type of super tailoring
PRUDENCE DINGLE FIELDS
Court Wednesday Geo. B Bourhill
children in congested areas,
that
is the certain answer.
Administratrix
mer Brown will get the bill and was appointed County Treasurer
M A K E E V E R Y M IL E C O U N T
DICK A DICK p
to
serve
Mr
Whllan’s
unexpired
some one else’s children will get
Attorneys for the Estate
term. The number of names on
the education.
43-6C
the
petition
were:
Bourhill,
539;
Equalization on a state basis
Fortner,
278.
puts a very glaring light on
the serious Inequities- in the From th e Observer, Sept 6 ,1907
«Y S»criALISTS
tax ratio« between the counties The Sherman county boart o f
of Oregon. The state tax commls- equalization will meet in
sion admits these inequities but the 16th.
N a C e r t if ic ó t e
has not had to deal with them
Sherman county harvest Is not
lately because all state funds have half °vcr To° man5' wet morn
R e q u ir e d
been raised from Income taxes, tags this week
Prof.
Hampton
has
changed
This condition is about at an end.
Tbt tax commlaalon refuses to from assistant in The Dalles to
L alttl Factory Mcihoda
Practically every piece of real property
defend tbeae ratios It has insuf principal In the Pendleton schools.
ficient Information to adjust them Reserved seats are now on sale
is
not merely second-hand—it has
properly and legislative appropri- at Moro Pharmacy, for the Jose-
passed through
hands, frequently
attona have been too small to Phlne Deffry engagement at Moro
with
joint
ownership
and ocher com
permit the commisrion to gather Opera house September 12th.
For Eliçiblo Car (honore
the necessary information This
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plications. It is easy for. flaws to grow,
the equalization bear very lieihUbem Chapter No. 78. O E.S.
in a hundred years!
Meets Every Second irx
U .S . ROYAL
heevUy on some counties—some
Protect yourself with a Common
Fourth Thursday« <n east
paying four and five dollars to
Month.
Visiting
M
em
kr
wealth
Insured Title and know there
one—under this proposed scheme.
DE LUXÉ
invited—
Moro.
Oregon
Rural areas are hurt worst.
is no flaw in your title that can cause
Helen Ruggles. W. M.
It is -a practical impossibility
J
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you loss.
Edna Melzer, Secretary
to equalize educational opportun
ftie lir e W ith
ity between schools, it is there fire k T r^ d g e No. 121 A .F .* A.M.
Reserve Strength Built W
Meets on the let
fore unfair o equalize taxes throu
3rd
Thursday
evening
ghout the entire sute The farmer
of each month- Visiting
TO D AY
hurt
members are cordial’y
invited to meet with ,us
High Usd costa, and ceilings
M o ro
LeRay Wright, W. M.
SUNSET MOTOR COUP ANY
Causer! a 90 percent drop in Ore
H. B. Pinkerton, Secretary
gon’s turkey crop.
t
Causes Plane
Accident
Rawleigh Products
PLUMBING & HEATING
SERVICE
I. L KIRKELIE
PHONE 391
MORO
Paul R. McCulloch,
Other
' insurance
)
Sunset Motor Co.
RECAPPING
RETA
THE DALLESJ
r iA W
In Your T itle !
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SHERM AN C O U N TY
ABSTRACT COMPANY
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