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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1946)
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I t Is not '« P « « « " * T he sam e thing m akes callouses ^ a t own and th a t T om F ra se r f^Mtoffic* at lloro. Ora»r>n oi¿> r Act o f m akes riches. lÀMifress of March S. 1M >S._____ ____ ____ velopm ent of a county sp irit is to th e nation th a t only o n e J d e a is making a good show with his FRANK L. TA T E one of the m ajor things a fair be expressed. It was a disservice six- horse team of colts. •. M—J—* can do. ’ io the people when W allace w as ----------- MORO, ORREGON Phone 45 i NOTICE OF SA LE . . . ----------hushed by the president -, D istrict D ealer for GAS AND O IL Sealed bids w ill be received by I AT ION Gilliam & Sherm an founheH T ires- Accessories the undersigned for the puicnase FOR W ALLACE The w eather man has been do- of ail buildings of Blglow Scnool . . . . . . . . . . ing his usual job of th reatening R. H. McKEAN and SON It m ust be adm itted th a t the c t farm er <luring Septem . NATIONAL € DITORI A L _ Dlst. No. 1, Sherman county. gn(J s<) f w ith nQ resultB Buildings consist of/school house, llbtt ASSO CIATIO N speech of Secretary of C om m -ree I N S U R A N C E H enry W allace has put th e Tru- F ^ |n a few plates A good teacherage, barn and woodshed. m an adm inistration 71» ip ra th e r a S eptem ber raln an() a season of Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel Bids may be made on any one bad light, com ing as it did just early seeding would seem like Farm Implements, Bags, Twine building or the group of build- O FFIC IA L COUNTY PA PE R when S ecretary pf S ta te Jam es old tim es. BARBED WIRE—GOOD POSTS ing8 All bids must be accompan Byrnes had, ju st said som ething PHONES ~ i by cash or check for amount SUBSCRIPTION RATES alm ost exactly opposite. T he pêo- Office “ Residence * ‘ L eisure seem s to be th e only F eedstore of bid. Bids wll be opened Octo- Payable in Advance pie m ight get the idea th a t the %hi the Am erican laborer has 163 162 182 ber 3 at 8 p. m. The board of di- aFZxll * ° e of than before th e war. " W W W ONE Y E A R ......................... » .0 0 adm ¡«.I inistration had no very V well W e WASCO OREGON rectors of School Dlst. No 1 re HRpTF%iRKR^«ft’^ iaa« established foreign policy^ have to learn the hard way th a t ------------ serves the right to reject any or H h rrh M R h K 20, 194« T hat is exactly rig h t, of course, ___ NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claim s a 1 ° a g ,. and nothing new e ith er for this >|oro Lodge No. 113, i.O.O. F. George L. Fox, Clerk against the estate of John Cecil FAIR TIME nation has never had a well es- Meets 1st and 3rd Wasco, Oregon, 45-7c Fields, deceased, are required to , ___ ___ tahlished foreign policy except Tuesdays in I.O.O.F. p rese n t them w ith vouchers to NO TICE OF S H E R IF F ’S SA LE The town begins to quicken jn a mog^ ru dim entary form and hall. T ransient aMf Notice is hereby given that on into a faster tem po as fair tim e 8ubiect to change w ithout notice, riaifc ng brothers are the Undersigned, at m y residence cordially ihvit-t draw s near. Quiet conversations R ut p u r <vmpathles eo out , o at Wasco, Oregon, w ithin six Thursday, September 26 at the months from the date of the first hour of 10 o'clock a.m., I will are now m ore anim ated, men Wallace and adm ission is to meet with us. who usually moye slow step free|y made th a t he publication of this notice. The sell at public auction one red re- Esiiost Houston N. G. date of the first publication *of steer, about two years old and faste r and th ere is a general cejves sym pathy from th is quar- A. A. Kessinger, Secretary air o f som ething about to happen. te r ■ «, this notice is August 30, 1946. with no visible marks or brands PRUDENCE DINGLE FIELDS at the Kenneth Sather farm two 1 Perhaps It would have shown Lupine Rebekah Lodge m iles south of Kent, to pay for .^vei? *f fairs bad no value , as rnore loyalty to the a d m in is tr a - ---------------------- Administratrix Meets 2nd and ------------ 4th advertisem ent for the county's t , of whlch he is a p a rt had he Tuesdays of .each pasture and feed costs and costs DICK & DICK agricultural activity, and w ere Re^ t stll, b u t it will not h u rt month. Visit ng mem of sale. A ttorneys., for the E state 45-6 Norman E. Fields, sheriff useless as a m eans of entertain- „u r dem ocracy to have m ore bers welcome. 434c ment, they would serve a good t ^an one point of view on foreign I j. Me Lachlan NG æ Florence Johnston. S purpose by giving com m unities p a tte r s . an event in which all could per- T he policy expressed b y Byrnes Bethlehem Chapter No. 78, Ó ÉÌ.A form some p a rt and w ork toge- „f opposition to Russia on m ost M-ets Every Second, ant th er as a com m unity u n it in- m a tte rs m akes this nation look Fourth fo u rth Thursdays l nursuay» n ea:ù lead <»f as many individuals w ith ra th er silly. If we knew w hat we - Month. Visiting Mi em ber personal interests. w anted to do, ‘ eith er in Europe V Invited— Moro. Or •ego i The best towns are those th a t or c h in a or South A me we ITelpn Ruggles. W. M. do the best things as a commun- WOuld be in position to oppose seem® m ake a town. ^Russia or agree w ith R ussia or ------ 1— -— ----------------. . . . A ... A Pendlrton, to use Oregon’s best any other nation when its action 1 urrka « thc 1st a.N Meets on the 1st a xl exam ple has become favorably damaged or aided our interests, 3rd Thursday evening! nflwn all otw thft. land because The U nited States is too great of each month. Visiting of the cooperation of its citizens a na^ion to have a policy of m ere members arc cordialb in putting on th e ir Round-Up. opposition o r m ere agreem ent nvited to meet ^ lih in Everyone -helps and the tow n is any o th er power. W e are LeRoy W right, W. M. better thereby; and th e citizen not wed 8erved when th e admin- 11. R. Pinkerton, Secretary Is better therefore. Rawleigh Products Otti plie öf hl* IM« to* strumeifta of süctess. —Chesterfield c h a .a c t e E , S ñ á AFE I m iH iiitttlR i MiiìiHhTruìi u ììfìt w C. A . Ruggles INSURANCE Pints ■ The O P A has ordered and 'we ¡have complied with a roll ‘ back in prices to June 3 0 fig ures which makes our prices still-lower despite ¡the increase Cattle in meat prices. W e ll keep on putting out food for the hungry thrice daily just as usual. ' A Let us do your catering Fair Grounds, Moro, Ore. HOTEL MORO COFFEE SHOP SEPTEMBER 28 ¿ G H .B . S A G E R — Bozeman, Montana Auctioneer . O u t R e p u ta tio n h Y o u r P r o te c tio n Sunset Motor Co. CHEVROLET 0LDSM0BILE CADILLAC M A K E E V E R Y M IL E C O U N T — > v W h e n good neighbors g e t to g e th e r R E C A P P IN G RY SOCIALISTS The ja m e thoughtfulness that makes you a good neighbor also makes you a good party- line user. That’s why good neighbors sharing the same line . . . giving each other the same consideration and help . . . get the most out of their telephone service. Na C e rtific a ta . Bequlratf X . L e I e i ì Factory Method» w wHh riiata simple golden rules you can’t miss... • Space your calk instead of making a series of them without interruption. • Talk only as long as you have to on each call. • Replace the receiver properly when you finish »Iking. • Make certain, if you are using a dial telephone, that the line is clear before you diaL • Ask your youngsters not to monopolize the tele* -vhone. TbanJk you. For SHgibU Car Ownore Uniuersity óf Idaho L O.S. ROYAL i . < OE LOXE BOB TE A LE , Western Livestock Journal, Sales Manager Midco Purebred Breeders Ass’n LeRoy C. Wright, Sec., Moro, Oregon THE DALLES MORE SERVICE BETTER SERVICE For Your Money C. W . H IC K M A N Judge open SUNSET For ServiccI 50 Herefords jg shorthorns Here is a chance to purchase some of the best bred Shorthorns and Herefords in the northwest. These | cattle are acclimated to conditions in the mid-Columbia area, are used to mid-Columbia area feeds. They are strong boned, vigorous and sturdy because of the minerals and good growing conditions (found in this section. R E T A convenience until 6 p. m. Look To The Leader Show at 10 a.m. Sale at 1 p.m. /•/» lx. v J 66 nirebreds for your inePocifkTRUiilioi^dndTdegraidiCompoBy * ,H US TO D AT fiUNBKT MOTOK C0HPÀNY I
