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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1946)
ì •V IAN é ò U M T T J O U R N A L » M O R O , ORK G O N FRIDAY, (K TO BEK l i , IMO Borstel and Mrs Roy Schilling Rev Pittman and, family and A num ber of G rass Valley peo». and Mrs J. S. Newcomb received M r apd M r » U a n b o rn o f Waned pie w ere in The Dalles, Monday the consolation prise. * ’ attended aervices al the Baptist to attend the funeral-, for John Conroy, w ho died at a Dalles , WilU&rf B rtnkert and son,. Bill church, Swday -«Ruing. B rin k ert, w ere in T he Dalles, Fpk Mr and Mrs J w m f < Earl and hospital F riday after a long ill day on business.* ’ , ’ j ; jeon, Don, left. Saturday for Seat ness. son, Carcel, r e c e n tly . returneu from San Francisco, California, who are visiting a t thé hom e of her parents, Mr and M rs Jam es K enny a t Moro, w ere visitors at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs A. F. Balzer W ednesday. n Mr and M rs A rth u r Bibby w ere business visitors a t Tygh Valley Two Grass Valley Matroi Stork Shower By Friend, Mrs M yrle Smith, M rs Orville gles- played tw< Ruggles and M rs B ernard M artin M aria” and w ere hostesses a t a refreshm ents u e r at the l.O.O.F. haH Thursday u afternoon for Mrs Harold Owens hostesses, and Mrs Owen Eakln. M rs Rug- Mr and Mrs tle, rWaahington to visit at the .home ofh er brother in law and sister, Mr and Mrs F. L .Woods. Miss Jane Kennedy of Chicago, 111., left Friday for her home af ter spending several weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs Grover Young. Thursday. Mr and Mrs Dale Howell and fam ily of K ent, moved to the Fred K rusow house the last of the week. Mrs A. F . , Balzer entertained m em bers of her bridge club at her hom e T hursday at a 1:3V Report to people w aiting fo r telephone service Wholesale Dealer la S H E L L O IL PRODUCTS haber tiñ era Storage 0*»k, and Fittings ; oooooooo > Now, when it is doubly important th at yon have good workmanship and quick service to keep your cars and trucks running, have us take care of your service problems. W h en y o u buy, be sure you r p ro p erty h as th is p r o te c tio n . S H fR M A N COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY ~ O H 4 -0 1 E 3 r d 4 . T h e D aH ea|j> ^xvoooooœoGoacoczxxxxxxaoopooomooooooooeœe^eeee« Pocifk Í Every Commonwealth policy is guaranteed by funds d e p o s - ued with the Tire Repair and Recapping j Í I suffered for years MitFam so thankful that 1 am free from paid and able to do my work that 1 will gladly answer anyone Vetting me for information. Mrt Anna Pauls, P. Q. Box 825, Vaneofiver,^ Wash. Pd. Àdy. NUE-OVO Laboratories The r • -«?cRiqn o f an avercoai o r a sack full of groceries is usually proof o f complete ownership. Such is not the case w ith land. Because of its im m obility and permanence, as w ell as its variety o f osea, land is peculiarly liable to complications and dispute. A Commonwealth Insured T t|le protects your property against untgrisSed claims which often lu rk among the m ort- gages, transfers, liens and other M o th e r leg al c o m p lic a tio n s «“ J i f , through which your property Z a R m F may have-passed under former . owners. 1» an old established firm th a t ha« been selling, servicing and repairing cars for a generation. The dependability of'its products and the qual ity of its service has been proven many times. -* RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS LET NO SHADOW DARKEN YOUR DOOR MORO, ORB. !’ T. Letter Jobuoa ]<rs Clarence Young -«(turned b om b ast Saturday ïn>m Detroit where she wafieRUed on Account of ‘the death of »«* mother She has been gone since July. ' • Moro —- aiMixing growth ma .es job bigger inan ever are a d d in g e q u ip m e n t and installin g telep h o n es just as fast as c o n d itio n s p e rm it . . . at a faster pace this year, in fact, th a n ever before. • But continuing shortages of equipment and restric tions on building construction have so far made it im possible for us to keep pace,with the Pacific Coasts spectacular growth. Though we have already added more than 255,000 new telephones during the first eight months of this year and every bit of our equip ment is working to capacity, there is still a big. job ahead. You can be sure we are doing everything we can to get your telephone to you as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding and patience. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. ¿^COMMUHITY ^CHEST Sale of Property BANKING that RESOURCES Cash and due from bank» .$112,848,491 U .S . Bonds, including •U .S. Government - A gencies ........................._ 275,444,923.44 $388^93,414.94 Municipal bonds and 49,891,044.05 w a rra n ts........................... 773,161.09 Other bonds ....................... 100427,152.77 Loans and d isc o u n ts......... Stock in Federal Reserve 450,000DO is building Oregon and serving you.. * B a n k .............• ..................... Bank premises, fn r ‘ure ♦ 3,063,535.38 None a n d f ix tu r e s ...................... O th e r re a l e s t a t e ................. C ustom ers* lia b ility on a c c e p ta n c e s • » • • • • • • • « I n te r e s t e a r n e d .................... O th e r r e s o u r c e s .................... ,57,922.46 1,476,787.20 495.459A 4 $544,627,97743 Tots} Resources LIABILITIES C a p its l Condon G rain Growers, Condon, Oregon o uem the X X property for sale to the highest bid der or bidders, bids to he " c c o m p a n i^ by 10 per cent of the bid price. Condon G rain C j row ers reserves the rig h t to reject any and all bids. The property is located on the Union Pacific railroad at the north edge of Condon, Oregon. • • • • Surplus Undivided profits and R e se r v e s........................... Reserves allocated for taxes, interest, ate.......... Acceptances ...................... Interest collected in 4,500,000.00 10,500,000.00 L849,719.53 37,422.46 ¿86,993.12 a d v a n c e ............ ................ O th e r l i a b i l i t i e s .................. FLAT HOUHK KNOWN AH 310 HACKED This property m ust be rem oved from the site by Ju n e 30, 1947, the ground to be leveled and fill ed as needed. G round size; approxim ately 50 by 505 feet 14 foot walls, roof p art m etal in d p art composition. E quipm ent includes 6 dorm ant s.c ai^8’ 1 Colfax Jr. G rain Plier, 1 ACL 500 bushel Air force Grain Blower w ith H ercules Gas Engine Pow er Plant, eectric w iring etc. F I A T CRIB ELEVATOR KNOWN AH 310 BULK T his property m ust be rem oved from the site by Ju n e 30, 1947, the ground to be leveled and fill ed as needed. G round size approxim ately 50 feet by 50 feet, 14 foot walls, 2 x* 4 cribbing composing 19 bins. E quipm ent includes 1 5-ton hopper scale, 1 20-ton Howe 8 x 22 deck tru ck receiving scale w ith H ydraulic dum p (used very little in past 6 years), 1 30 H P 220 V, 3-phase electric m otor, 1 No. 8 G M onitor G rain Cleaner, shafting, augars, etc. F IA T H O U S E K N O W N AH N O. 8 This house m ay be used on the present loca tion if operated for priv ate use; if it Is to be tom down it m ust be rem oved from the site by June 30, 1947, the ground to be leveled and filled as needed. E quipm ent Includes 2 dorm ant scales and electric w iring G round size is approxim ately 50 feet by 250 feet. 14 foot walls and composition With 40 branches and 9 affiliated banks throughout Oregon, the First National Bank of Portland puts dollars to work in Oregon furthering the many business and personal plans 9,014,421.72 $24,014.421.72 «M 7M 0 Deposits (E xclusive of reciprocal bank deposits) Tots! Lisbilides D EPO SITS The First National xmnx ot Portland and 40 branches ..............• • • • • • • ' • ............. .. < 9 other Oregon banks affiliated with The First National Bank of Portland.. T O T A L ----- i ................ .......... $517,971,941.6u of Oregon people. 77,374497.17 $595,346438.77 LO A N S A N D D IS C O U N T » The First National Bank o f Portland and 40 branches ................• • • * • • • • * ........... 9 other Oregon banks affiliated w ith The First National Bank of Portland TO TAL ............................... '• • • • • $100,127,152.77 8,074,309.29 $108401,457.06 FIRST NATIONAL BANK P O R T L A N D BRANCHES M O N TA V IIA A BRANCH «OSE CITY BRANCH CAST PORTLAND BRAWCi M A IM BRANCH «Hi A MORRISON BRANCH OTHER Separate bids will be accepted on buildings and equipm ent, also com bination o bids by sev- eral individuals o r groups. Bids are to be in the hands ol its office in Condon, Oregon on oi ber 1«, 194«. ALBANY ASHLAND ASTORIA BEND LIVESTOCK-KÊRTON BRANCH SOUTHEAST PORTLAND BRANCH UNION AND RUSSELL BRANCH NYSSA OREGON CITY CONPON COQUILLE PENDLETON SAUM SHERMAN COUNTY STAYTON THE DALLE? -TILL/vMOOK UNION WOODBURN AOJisted * it h Tbe t i n t Nstionsl Bsnk of Portlsnd sre nir PIRSY FIRST FIRST FIRST C O N D O N . O R EG O N N A TIO N A L NATIO N AL NATIONAL N A TIO N AL BANK BANK BANK BANK OP COTTAGE GROVE OF POREST GROVE OF EUGENE OF PRINEVILLB COOLI -BANK CLATS THE S BANK OP SWEET HOME I I Í. ÿ I »
