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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1947)
il '•II- < U > « » ’ ' éagb J i Í hermañ fcouw4f îouk ÂA l . î tioRd. o Ü mîon F riday , april is, >*z -*A ; im î Claud P. Bayer . — Plaintiff herein by_ths Hott. & Mackay, VS. ; Summons Judge of ftfs^bove entitled Court, All persons having c la im s Beth T. B a y e r ___ Defendant dated April H 11th th 1947. 7 r e h e r - To Beth J Bayer, defendant T he date of the f lr « publica F rid a y a t “ " daysr atRher T h e ^ d Mg(iras “ th'c" * « J * oh « n * R olfe anA Mite Ruth P rav K e S S e T - k .. gauges . his . . self „ V „ T — ^ rnaj (u | h er ^ worR Gray- indeed who res tion J>elng April 18th 1947, and M oro, Oregon by notified to . present them. In “hove named. pect and public importance by J. E. Hinton, senior partner in 1 C liass OF THE last publication being May 16th proper form, to the undersigned, IN THIS N A M E the 9ize of his wallet. Persons the Hinton & Ward holding near vipjtors Jq Shaniko Tuesday, 3TchM m a tte r at — < You are 1947. th e d u ly appointed, qualified and STATE OF OREGON: with that philosophy should not here, accompanied by Mrs Hinton Dave Wilson o oro was a t M oro. O rm rra on¿ r A ct o f Roy J. Baker acting Excutrix of the last will hereby required to ^appear and be teachng the of the • f M a w n j . j » - » . ________________ 1 e . youth i lu . land. on came up from Salem Wednesday v^ tor at Attorney for Plaintiff but might more properly be to vi; it rancl?. wH1 his sisters, MrS Rose Harris and and testament of Daisy Hennagin answer the complaint filed again- Belshee, deceased, at the office st you in the above entitled suit Residing at Grass Valley, or The €DITORIAL_ ng c o es or uying 1 es. their headquarters at Bend FlllS.-:;^ wrMii of Geo. G. Updegraff, Moro, Ore- for divorce on or before the 16th Dalles, Oregon. If we are to assume that all summer. S5OCIATION ’X ” Joe Keppart, foreman for REA gon, within six months from the day Of May 1947 being the last , . . " _Ti " lijil X - jij l _____ knowledge of science, of art, ot Mr ,and Mrs Otto Missal ann construction, is now st8}i^g at date of this notice, to wit: April of publication hereof, and if NOTICE QF ,F lA A L AtXXMJHT politics and of business stem s small son and Mrs Gordon Harris the Shanjko hotel. . k 18, 1947. 1 you fail to so appear and answer, Notice is hereby giyen lhat the from the lowly school ma’am, it drove to The Dalles Saturday on Mrs Maude Garrett and sons Frances Ekstrom , he p ,alntlff wlu appb, w the undersigned has fUed In theCoun is also proper to assume that the business. O. Updegraff Court for rellef " tem«Dded £ r ° ^ n ^ J n £ E J ’X " , * • drove tq. Maupin Sunday to visit Geo. failures of the nation in politics, Mr and Mrs W. D. Hanks Were her daughter? Mt% Ray VanFos- Attorney for Executrix, , hj eomolalnt filed herein- to- for Sherinan County her Final etc., come from the same source. 24-27 in nis comPiaint niea nerein. to- Account an(j Report as Adminis- sen and fetrilly. visitors in Moro Saturday. Moro, Oregon Surely that Is a responsibility wit: tratrlx of the Estate of Wilford OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER Saturday the fire alarm sound- that no one*would care to assume For a decree dissolving the mar- d e c e a s e d , and th at ed lx?cause of a fire at the home considering the failure of Ameri rlage contract, that now exists Wednesday, the 7th day o f May, NOTICE OF FINA L HEARING ------ sVRsCfttPTION RAfTO of Mrs Maude Garrett, but her can people to achieve more than Notice is hereby given that between you and the Plaintiff 1947, at 10:00 o’clock A.M., of Payable In Advance son, Bob, had the fire under con FOR SAU& 6-week old New half as much from their type ot the undersigned has filed in the herein, and granting him a di- said day, at the courtroom, in the trol before the arrival of the fire ONK YEAR : ---------- --------- U PO government as possible. Hampshire pullets and cocker County Court of the State of Ore- vorce from you forever. And fur- courthouse, in Moro, Sherman department. A small hole in the els. Mrs Willard Barnett, Grass. gon for Sherman County her Fin- ther to bar you from any Inter- County, Oregon, have been fixed But as a propaganda campaign A PRIL 18, 1947 roof caused from a chimney fire Valley, Oregon 24c the deal has been well handled other by the Court as the time and resuttffd and Bob had a burned FOR SALE? 2 new Gibson Home al Report and Account as admin- est in his property, or place for hearing of objections to and probably hasn’t cost much. istratrtx, with the Will annexed, charges against him. hand. WHO'S A COMM UNIST. Freezers; 1 new Apex Vacuum of the estate of Kathryn Kersey, This Summons is served upon said Final Account and Report Magazine articles a n d radio - yV D Hanks and Mra c Cleaner: 1 600x16 Jeep tire, deceased, and that Saturday, the yOu qy publication thereof once an<^ ^°r ^he settlem ent of said The often obsteperous Henry scripts have been numerous and W Carr (van were visitors In Ma $ ply; 3 new Duo-Therm Au 17th day of May, 1947, at ten a week fOr four successive weeks _ Wallace is loose again, this time do not appear to have been too dras Monday. tomatic hot w ater healer; have o’clock A. M., of Mid day, at. the thc Sherman county Journal, . , S L S s?“ in bonny England, where he is patently engendered by financial one Mix-Master will sell with County Courtroom,'at the Court- g w eekly newspaper of general AdwtosSUMjIk saying that neither England nor remuneration. The reaction will WASHINGTON NEWS CnntHiaed from Pn<ro One first* freezer; T new Apex huse, in M o ro jh erm a u County dreulat, printed and publtshed T. Leeter Johnson the United States have anything probably set in about the time ? ’ A ttorn eyJor Administratrix, W ashing machine. Walt Mc- Oregon, has been fixed by the to fear from Russia. Henry thinks other wages and prices drop, some lumber companies and two Court as the tim e and place for ’ . Moro, Oregon. ’ Greer, Ahtelope, Ore. 24c that the way to get along with a --------------------- automobile concerns. . hearing . _ of « objections tn. coirt g°n by order made and entered April . . . . 4 . . 18> 25. to saia » Pick-up hubcap. On the other hand, word comes LOST: bear is to let him have his way. GOOD H O STS .... Pleasq notify Fred Cox and Son Finar Report and Account and SYNOPSIS OF A N N U A L STATEM ENT It just occurred that probably A campaign is on to enlist the from several towns in the Pacific Grass Valley, Oregon 24p the settlem ent o f said estate. For the year ended December 31, 1946 Northwest that bootblack stand those who are exhibiting the aid of all Oregonians as good May Kuks Of thre OREGON MUTUAL FIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY greatest fear o f Russia are the hosts for the visitors who are operators have upped their price FOR SALE: Fence posts and 16’* Geo. G. Updegraff of McMINNVILLE, in the State of OREGON made to the Insuran ones whor have done the most to expected _______ to corné ____ to _ this ___ | state __ a shine to 25 cents, explaining wood, delivered. Frank Sher- Attorney for Administratrix ce Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law: bring about a sort of communism this summer. It may be necessary ^ a t costs have increased. Since rell, Ph. 5598, Hood River Ore. with the Will Annexed INCOME in this cuntry. We mean the ones but Oregon people seem pretty then young boys have built ahine p o R SALE: Registered Hereford; Moro, Oregon 24-27 Net premiums received______ 17 17 $ 1,894,444.96 who have accepted and requested hospitable anyway. The ones tx>xes and are picking up spend- 17 cows aftd calves; 6 two year Total interest, dividends and state and federal support for local who meet the traveling visitors m° ney- The price of shining old heifers open; 10 one year 54,307.76 real estate in c o m e _______ .25 25 old beiffrs.and one herd bull. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF or personal projects. might make an effort to learn matera,s has not increased in the Income from other five and dime - stores, operators THE STATE OF OREGON FOR Lester Barnum, Grass Valley, Probably the principal differ- more about the state, however. sources 28, 29, 30, 31, 33, 35 23,738.02 ence between communism and One can be surprised on inquir- 2, 8 ani.s V16. . contrary, SHERMAN COUNTY Oregon^ phone 420 Moro. T otal Incom e _____________ _ $ 1,972,499.74 democracy is that under commun- Ing in a strange town about the R,en^ • ontrol still holds because 22-24 pd. ........ DISBURSEMENTS Harts Chix—Every Wed. New i«tic government the state is run- name of the mayor or county Net amount paid Jor lo s s e s .14 14 $ 706,250.45 ning the people and democracy judge, the biggest, industry, the mcaations and will probably re Hampshires, Rock Hamp. Cross, .15 Loss adjustment expenses___15 35,479.01 main undisturbed wherever there W hite Leghorns. Circular av^il- the people Is running the state, acres of crop land, Its value per . . . ... , . - -------- ------------- — v- Underwriting e x p e n s e s _____ 28e 28e 563,225.66 There are variations, of course, acre. Its production In gallons. '' a X Z i X r " o f the v e a ^ S a l « n ‘e HarU’ Hatchery’ Beaverton, Dividends paid to stockholders ) hut the above Is the general Idea, bushels or dollars, the mean tern- . _ Oregon. (Cash, $— -----; stock, $------)— . resistance Is causing the price of STRAYED: 1 yearling steer Of late, here in the United Stat- perature Most people don’t know. real estate to rirbp as the price Dividends paid or credited MORO* ..P h o n e 271 OREGON came to my place about two es we have had floods of new ideas Yet these are the things an in- for building sites have gone so to policyholders __________ 35 215,450.24 months ago. Mottled face red, i.w tp im H iiin iiu iH H iim m m x x x n ta n and new laws which provide that qukinq visitor might ask. All other expenditures (includ high thfft i private homebuilders branded circle R on left hip, the state and nation take over We seem to be embarked on a are not buyng. ing investment exp. 32, 34, 36, 37, 39 29,705.66 notch in lower right ear,; de lupine Rebekah Lodg» N». I’« more functions that properly be- project to try to entice every Total d is b u r s e m e n t « ________ 1 $ 1,230,111.02 horned. Ed Rietmann, Condon. Meet« 2nd and 4th long to individuals o r ‘to com- Rtranger to remain in Oregon, ADMITTED ASSETS , - , Tuesdays of each INSURANCE—Acomplete line of month. Visit ng mem munities certainly ? help the Value real estate owned insurance. Specializing in Hail bers welcome. Examples will Immediately oc- stranger,-even though It fiiight ( m a r k e t valu e) _______ _______ 1 $ 58,000 00 • Insurance. Will cover your crop Irma Johnson, NG cur to everyone for they have no^ 80 satisfactory to thc pre- Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc. for market value, in both hail Clara Houston, Sec. Value of bonds owned , been as plentiful as flees on a sent inhabitants. & fire ins. 1947. Drop me a line (amortized & W a r r a n ts____ 4 2,197^341.35 dog. r— and I will come and see you. Bethlehem Chapter No. 78, This allace person has been one neve’' alon* Value ofWtocks owned (market value) M*eta Every Second u x OLD-LINE CO. 50 yrs. Satisfac of the leader, in forcing govern- ‘ha Ru8slans aa >°nS as we. Cash In banks and on hand------7 717,682.62 Fourth Thursday« n e«2U tion. H. L. MORRIS, Tygh ment upon the people. He told f ° to M w cow for conference^ Premiums in course of collection *#& Month. Visiting Member Valley, Oregon. 24-5c written since Sept. 30, 1 9 4 6 . 8 248,556.54 farmers what to plant and how F ~ V Invited— Moro. D’-ego.! Interest and rents due & accrued 23 12,85931 WANTED: 350 to 500 acres per Genevieve Powell, W. M. much, how many pigs to kill and I l|FlxaM| I l a VC Other assets ( n e t ) __ 10,11,13,27' 67,744.95 year - grain, some alfalfa, or how many to raise, what would J Edna Melier. Secretary T otal adm itted a s s e t s _______ $ 2392,124^7 meadow - enough pasture to be the price of corn and of cotton 1 , . — , ------ — l ureka i/ods* No. 121 A.I-A A . a L LIABILITIES, SU RPLUSES AND OTHER FUNDS support 100 cows. H. L Morris CHET BARBOUR and a lot of other things that ap- From th e O bserver, A pril 17, 190» Meets on the 1st and t 24-5c pealed to his vagrant mind. a new business, , long needed Wasco, Oregon Go Anywhere • T yglrt Vatl«y, Oregon ___________ 3rd Thursday evenings Total unpaid c la im s ---- 2________ .14 $ 107,058.25 of each month Visiting Estimated loss adjustmentexpense ✓ No wonder he feels ’. sort of a in Moro has been established by t t n u w m u a : » n » » » K l l H » i l » i : » » » l i i r n K t t » n i M H I » n i l » l H H » « » n i W m » i for unpaid c la im s _________ 15 4,500.00 members are cordially fellowship with Russia. He has Jas. Kelly, who is experienced Total unearned p r e m iu m s ___ 18 nvited to meet with Us 2,106,010.68 trained in the same camp. In the work of cleaning, repairing, E. E. Barzee, W. M. All other llabilites 22,23,24,26,27 216,965.39 What Mr. Wallace thinks and and pressing Clothing, Total liabilites, except capital $ 2,434,534.32 H. B. Pinkerton, Secretary savs Isn’t so Important But It fe Judge and Mrs Littlefield ré Capital paid up $ important to get U into the Amer- turned from Portland the 13th. Special surplus funds lean mind that the more central!- Judge L Attended the state Re- MeiO Lodge No. 11$, l.O.O.F. Unassi£hed funds 36 867,650.35 Meets 1st and 3rd zation of governmental authority publican Central Committee while , (surplus) Tuesdays in l.O.O.F. we have the nearer we come to away, and held a term of court Surplus as regards policyholders 867,65035 hall Transient aw ,d ° pt>ng a type of government in Condon. Total M $ M 92.1M A7 risit ng brothers are' it would heip theif self respect SHANIKO more ttifiii ah increase in pay. In 2‘ *’ 3 Coyl Wallace, who ha« been Kinney spent a few yMUtag W; brother, R. C- Wallace NOTICE TO CREDITORS W a n / Ad» C. A . Ruggles INSURANCE e comm . n ,iaRtn There Is little danger o coming over here aftd taking us over and forcing us to adopt its kind of governm ent There is, however, no little danger that w e will get so used to running to state and nation for financial al for our problems that we cannot stand alone. Then, when we get a complete state or federal gov- em m ent w e will be nearer com- rnunism than democracy. Repu- blics like boilers, fall through pressure from the inside. Suppose that each citizen re- fuse< to accept any assistance from the state or federal govern- ment Jor a year. .I n Oregon w e could lop off $22,000,000 for wel- fare and $32,000.000 for schools from o u r $59.500,000 budget. Most of the money for schobls would still be a cost item on a local basis and some aged would nood AH.iRtunre • « X s t of surplus govern- ment has been forced onto the people by what is called “pres- „ ... l# sure groups with a self interest bzkw nuiPh anvernment •Actually, how much government would the people vote on them selves? GOOD JOB Probably the best propaganda campaign carried on in the Unit ed States for some years has been that of the school teachers. In the past two years their lobbyists have made them the most cried over group of the entire nation, including the long suffering Chin- coolie and the miserable In- Of course, teachers are entitled to increase in pay to compensate for the increase in living costs and to keep their social status equal to that formerly held. It is still impossible to agree with the teacher held theory that public respect for teaching in- creases in direct ratio with sal- ary received. Individuals and groups receive respect for many other factors than money. If lead- ers of teaching groups stopped referring to themselves as op- pressed and downtrodden and a littie lower than the ditch diggers JUR^ enough to freckle the dust Tuesday morning, was the only y ghower that has ^jgjted (hls reg)on th)g month , Saturday evening a number young people gathered at the ^ome Qf Miss Loraine Johnson purpose of having a gen- ulne good üme Honors of the game were awarded to Roy Pow- elJ and Con Stillwell. GREENFALL LiDHJET . ail DRY CLEiHERS / will pick up and deliver every Wednesday and Saturday the Observer, April 19,1916 j>|ie gjri8 and boys of the In- termediate room are learning - to Knit, and many are using the knitting needles which the ooy» have made from hard wood aur- ing the Junior Red Cross hour, ‘ Theo. Serrurier, J. B. Burton, Bert Baker, and Lester Conlee had fine success fishing at Buck- hollow Wednesday forenoon, bringing home something like 200 trout. _____ A- « b r ig h t has his announce- ment and platform in this issue. He Is out for R epresenUtlve of this district and is a man that all can 8upi^ rt*,,ni . Jerry M. Wilson has his an- »hat bo nouncement in this issue that he is a candidate for Commissioner at the coming primary election. After May first . BU CH O LTZ Confectionery will be known as Kenneth Zachary, Manager From the Observer, April 20, 1928 The annual county spelling con test was held at Moro in the school house last Friday. There were two hundred fifty repre sentatives here to try for cham pion certificates. There were on ly 52 contestants last year and increa8e of interest'w as not thought to be so great, For the third time w ithin a year the general merchandise gtor^ owned by Antone Potter and his son, George, at Klondike waa entered, by burglars last Frl- night or early Saturday mOming. with the result that a considerable quantity of merchan- dise, tobacco and about $3.00 in money In the cash register, was lost to the store, m . R Schadewitz is having contractor O. A. Ramsey put a new shlplap floor in the Moro Garage The heavy rain of last Monday caused the new oiling work lie- ing done on the Sherman highway south of Grass Valley to be sus- pended temporarily. From where I sit... ¿y Jo e Marsh A Great Bunch -Those Ex-G.I/s Willie Wells and a bunch of the boys from our town went to Pound Ridge Saturday to a reunion of their old regiment There were about two hundred and fifty boys who came from miles around to a good old feast in Farmer Collins’ barn. I expect they seemed a lot different to eaeh other out of uniform. But they had a great time, spinning yarns, drinking beer, and talking over the old times in South Africa and Italy and the Aleutians. I went over to cover the meeting for the Clarion and one^ thing that ■Ore impressed me was the feed behavior of those boys—their pref erence for a moderate beverage like beer—their friendly spirit. Ffhm whore I sit, our ex-GJ.’s are making as good s ahowing in peacetime as they made during the war. And they’re setting a mighty good example to the rest of us—in tolerance, and modera tion, and gobd fellowship. Copyright, 1947, UnüodSi Hr ewer* Fo en J — cordially invited to meet with us. John Lawrence N.G.. A. R. Kessinger, Secretary BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums received $ Net losses paid Dividends paid or credited to policyholders 856,666.59 328,704.78 106,653.66
