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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1946)
«** K < d tt A t t i t t t l t i Ù t t c o t r t r t t j o ü t t f t  t , M ~ ' • *',n. »+ -■ >b,'»v'"’ * ' . kelvin Q u e é h Taken Öy Yakima Officer An official of the Yakima city police came Monday'-for Melvin Queen, who has been In the county Jail for several days, w hile officials of three states and the FBI decided what to do w ith hint. H e was taken as a material w itness in a case at Yakima, having been released by California authorities and also by Oregon police and Sherman county. I Claud Thompson returned from Portland the first of the week after going down, to see his new wrand daughter, bom October 8 to Claudine (Mrs Merle Brown) In Portland. • Mrs LeRoy Wright went to Portland Friday to see the stock show and also attend the footbaH game at the stadium. Mr and Mrs Ernest Woods were in Portland Saturday to see Ore gon State defeat USC at football. A drivers license examiner is scheduled to be on duty in Moro Thursday, October 24, 1946 at the courthouse between the hours o f 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. t* Work of rebuilding the Inter lor of' the portion of the Barnum -building formerly occupied by W alter Ruggles began last week. A new floor is being laid and th e interior is being .done over preparatory to establishment of a business there by Ed Eaves, who b i t moved here from New Mex- t 1 Dick Earl came home from I>a Grande, where he Is attending Eastern Oregon college of Educa tion to spend a week end with his parents, Mr and Mrs James ■TRoxKessinger left Monday for Kedmond to remain a few days visiting with his son in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Horace McKee.___________ • iW ia n f A J s FOR 8ALE: 960 acres, 738 tilled, better than the county average yield. Giles French FOR SALE: 16” block fir wood or ‘ slabwood Write or call E. M. . Eslinger, Grass Valley 50-1 p FOR SALE: King Alfred and Emperor Daffodil blubs. $3.00 per 100 and 100 free. E. T. Strong, Moro. ___________^2? M o tto , o tttto o N ** F fttD A V , o cT o fesfc t t , i W i 4 J / • Former residents Mr and Mrs day for Chicago to spend t John Thogerson are leaving Mon- weeks visiting their son andj Ball Band Booh 1 ’ . Rolla S % ' Mr and Mrs Karl Landstrom and daughter were here last •Jim Jones went to Portland week end from Portland to see Thursday to spend a few days her parents, Mr and Mrs L. L. visiting his another. Peetz. * Lefipy Wright left for John tmnnunnnnin i im i ninnnntnu ly Wednesday morning to buy head of Angus calves to be out for the stock show next and some to participate in Oregon Wheat League )W at The Dalles in the spring. Phone XTt OREGON Mr and Mrs Lester Barnum re MORO turned from Portland Tuesday uniiunni»nnnnnnna n tx ;^ u z u .... night after spending several days there taking in the stock show and visiting, iter in law, Mr and Mrs «, C. A. Ruggles " •$ Yes, there's some of this famous brand available. Keep warm and dry with Ball Band INSURANCE S h ip Y o Cattle, Hogs & Sheep to Albright Commission Company H a u l b a ck c e d a r p o sts- 3 0 0 0 n o w r e a d y Albright Commission Co. North Portland B etter T han P rivati I nvestigation W K H T C. GEMTEMAN - W holesale Dealer la SHILL OIL PRODUCTS T here’s an ancient way in which a purchaser might satisfy him self o f clear title to land. That is tl roach an exhaustive review o f all deeds, w ills, marriages, heirships and other docum ents by which the prop erty has been conveyed, m ortgaged, leased or transmitted over a lon g period o f time. The purchaser o f land w ho protects him self with a Commonwealth Insured Title avoids this endless detail, know ing, too, that no flaw w ill exist in the title to cause loss. L aker F lee rs Storage T eak s and Pittings Moro Variety & Remedy OIL BURNERS T K L $41 MORO, ORE. George G. Updegraff Attorney at law MORO Monday, Hammer-Mill — Case, of course. Just the’thing to make Wednesday, Afternoons Friday SHERMAN CO UNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY ». THE DALLES 211 East Third Street Telephone 3209 M oro fine feed out of hay and grain and put more pounds of fat on those high priced steers. T he Case is a sturdy, depen- dable mill, good for many years of service. PLUMBING I HEATING SERVICE I. L KIHKELIE ’ PHONE 391 MORO MIKE AND MARY ANN MULICK Moro Lumber & Fuel .« s*ot ...and k P&L’ s low-cost electricity gives you more time to play! * grangers SHAPE THE PATTERN of OREGON <S DEVELOPMENT 1 Grange acMevtwanis that Hava made Oregon a toattar state In which to Iho: Z r . F. D. Routes Z Direct Election ot Senators Zcooporatlvo Mackatlng Z Batter Roads Zlmprovwnwts ta- Livestock is big business in Oregon— and Grangers have a big stake in the industry. According to the bureau of agricultural economics, Washington, D . C , gross farm returns in Oregon from livestock and livestock products for the year 1945 totaled $136,431,000. This is real wealth, created by farmers, spent in the channels o f Oregon trade, benefiting progressive citizens who, like Grangers, take pride in building a great commonwealth. Thirty thousand alert, forward-looking farmers are members of the Oregon State Grange. They are directed by these common motives— better living and working conditions; a very real desire to continue shaping the pattern of Oregon’s development for the good o f all. « il® * You needn’t be a slave to your kitchen— you needn’t stay home to cook dinner — nor even stay home on wash-day, if you go all-electric and live the modern automatic way. Just push a few but tons, then get out and enjoy your favorite recrea tion. Come back when the family gathers for dinner — take the deliciously cooked food from the oven of your automatic electric range, and serve it! Going all-electric under PP& L ’s pro gressive “all-purpose” rate is such a satisfactory way of keeping house— helps you stay younger and gives you more hours every day to do the things you want to do. 'rl fM h«s bout the » ^ '" f elects u iitvf keep m ^ it li h*t” ' iiiUjjji«'' The chart below shows how you can adti more time-saving, work-saving appliances, use more and more electricity at sm aller and sm aller cost. 1 7 ■A i. 1 zf PIR »AM 1. t wf|( . wm Education ZGraduatod Income Tax Z Impfovod Marketing OREGOH STATE GRAHCE 1 1 3 5 S. I . S A L M O N ZLow-Cast Light and STRUT PORTLAND 14, OREGON P A C IF IC P O W EIS * L IG H T C O M P A N Y M A K IN G Fewer YEARS OF SERVICE TO O R EO O N F A R M E R S YOUR E L E C T R IC IT Y CHEAPER A N D CHEAPER
