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FRIDAY, MAY 30, 191?
NO flC K O> HEARING ¿TIL
<a
ThofA? s o J n 4 y could rt5t be CROP INSURANCE
Ora-
C. A. Topi and grand daugh ACCOUNTING
contracts now in effect
real
i W U t J it II eaten by r^viiig animals, they
■*- a
o'
County
bloodied year a fte r vear untV H A lr.B E CURTAILED
ay.
täte of Oregon
r • o « W 6ut
w ho de*
<le-& The federa, cro^ l nsS_ ncu p , o.
ôut by residents Avho
sírEd
plant
som
p lo
ow
con*
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w e
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baa «<
T m C T T * P r t id i
4 l -'WUtar sidereo m ore beautiful o r m ore in cum ulated s u b ita m i? '
at the Northwest
th e C ircuit Cot
_________
____reserves
Gum L. F»«»«*
keeping w ith the tim es »nd
cum
uiat€d substantial
corner of Block 5 of Biggs
tlal
reserves
to
m
eet
losses
resu
lt
of
Oregon
for
Sherm
an
County,
9th
day
of
June,
1047,
a
t
th
e
R
our
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hm . «»tur a t ti»
T
v UIIU
during the past séveH
several years of
2nd Addition to the town,
a t Moro. Oregon u M - r Act of toms
large
w
heat
crops,
will be term ing from drouth,, frost and cricket Lavilla G. Stone, plaintiff, vs. of 11:00 o’clock A. M. of saWL^ley
now city, of Wasco, Sherman
T his ¿wild rose w as a simple,
dam
age
to
w
heat
In
some
p
arts
W
alter
J.
Stone,
defendant.
w
hich
is
the
tim
e
fixed
fo
r
hear-
•* March a. » rr t
County, Oregon, r u n n i n g
single rose w ith petals th at shad inated or greatly curtailed if leg of the state th is year.
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W
alter
J.
Stone,
defendant,
jng
and
settlem
ent
of
said
Final
now pending in cqpgress
thence East 135 feet to >
IN T H E NAM E O F - T H E Accounting.
The
prem
ium
reserves^^jiow
ÉDITORIAL- ed fi*om red to pink. They drop is islation
passed, Oregon farm organiza
iN cruv lMw. Ot
T he C ounty C ourt C ham bers V’’ P®fSl
ped soon a fter bloom ing so the
ount to> A b o u t‘WO£00 buebelo, 'STAfrtS OF OREGON: You are
SOCIATION existence of the flow er was short tion leaders have been inform ed. am
said. Bi
accum ulated —in nine counties hereby required tp a p p e ar and in Moro, Oregon, is th e p )lace.
i
Passage of a bill to am end (he Many grow ers tyave b u ll^ ^ ^ g- answ er th e x ° m p la in t filed ag-
115 feet; thence West 135
P erhaps this made them unsuited
.[
Prudence Dingle F ield s
feet to a point on the West
for cutting for house decoration. federal crop insurance act, report
ainst you in th e above entitled A dm inistratrix of th e E state of
line of said Block 5, thence
B ut they w ere p re tty and th ey ed by the House A griculture com
su it on or before four w eeks John Cecil Fields, Deceased,
ittee, would
if not
North to place of beginning.
sveuw
u the
m e uiaw>
n cic n
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-—- rates as preferred risks.
scented
draw s w here
cattle
from the date of th e first publi- DICK A DICK
gathered to sip the w ater from a ^» ° t
contracts now In effect
(2) Southeast Quarter of Section
Ixmg-terns t contracts -and
cation of this sum m ons, and if of T he Dalles, Oregon
seeping springs and w here ra b on 3,800 Oregon farm s, 12. p .
Twenty-one and the South
you fail to so answ er, for w ant A ttorneys for A dm inistratrix,
b its hid while m en rode by. I t is Miller, chairm an of the sta te PMA
west Quarter o f
Section
thereof, th e plaintiff will apply
,
j
27-30c
tru e th a t the wild rose seem ed com m ittee, has w ritten to offi federal
a i crop
c r o p insurance
in a u ra que a
v i, Which
w i i i v u to the C o u rt
Twenty-two in Township One
act,
for the relief de- : n T H E COUNTY COURT OF
m ore at home w here the hunch cers of th e Oregon S tate grange. provi<
North, Range Seventeen East
m anded th erein to wit:; F or a T H E STATE OF OREGON FOR
grass Invited the stock, bu t it Oregon F arm bureau, and E a st gram ^\
decree of this C ourt dissolving „THE COUNTY O F SHERM AN
of the Willamette Meridian.
did em bellish m any yards along ern Oregon W heat league, ip re s
The terms of said sale w ill be:
the bonds of m atrim ony hereto-, i n THE MATTER OR TW^Y b S-
w ith the blhe and yellow flags ponse to requests for inform ation
fore and now ex istin g ! betw een T A T E OF ELIZA J. D ING LE, Cash, law ful m oney of th e Unit
NOTIPB OF FJSA L ACÒOVNT the p laintiff and the defendant, DECEASED.
1847
and the batchelor butto n s and th e on the effect of thè bili.
ed States, ten p e r cen t (10%) of
T he pending bill lim its w heat
N otice' Is h e re b y g iv e n -that and Tor a fuiqher decree th a t
hollyhocks In the days liefore w a
NiFTTCi? o f A nM iN N T R A . th e purchase
m oney to be paid
T(2 f g
a u m ^ i s i k a at U me Q f
t ) el H nce on
te r system s and seed 'catalogues insurance to 50 counties, so that. th e undersigned haa. filed' i n 1 the the p laintiff shall have the perm-
W IO R IA L © A t
of Ore anent care, custody e n d control '
turn ed housewives garden th o u Oregon, w hich has about I H County C ourt
T<2
/ itvwm A rm atlon of ra le by th e C o u rt
percent of the national wh«**
gon for. S h e rp ^ V ÇouPXcher, F in of th eir minor, ehild, towit: v
J J ^ K E B Y G IV E N ,
AU bids br offers must < be in
la Memorial dky. It is a ghts to m ore m odern plants.
reage, probably wouiu oe auiuved al Account an d R eport as Adm in K ath ry n Lee Stbne, and for such *h a t the undesigned, as Adminls- w rjting, and m ay be left a t the
;<m which Americans give
office o f T. L ester Johnson, at-
The Dalles is to be congratula- to not m ore th a n one county, istra trix of th e testate '¡of Clyde fu rth e r relief as to the C ourt
to those who have gone on
a? ordelL in th iLab2yv to m ey for said ad m inistrator, at
arid :th a t m ay seem ju
lu st and equitable.
particularly those w ho ted on the suoport its citizens the th ree farm leaders w ere ad E. Sm ith, deòeàSad
m ons is served upon
i
the 7th Wasco, Oregon, o r may. h e (iellv-
23rd day, of i June,
This sum
sunim
in battle. These have b e gave to the sale of stock I t the vised. In th at event, three-year Monday,.
an order m ade , y ° f May, 1947, in the m atte r
adm inistiS for person-
1947, a t 1O:ÛO p'ojpck A»
you p u rs u in t to ai
___ _ much m ore num erous in end of the first EOWL stock lu p in e Kebekah Lode
° i.® i*3 J ' Dingle, ^ j y a t Klondike, Sherm an Coun-
said day. a | the courtroom. In the by th e Judge of th
the e above entitl-
the present generation and Mem show. Business men bought n e a r Meets 2nd and 4th
lan ed C ourt on the 8th day of May, deceased, will sell a t p riv ate sale, ty, Oregon, at any tim e a fte r
courthouse, in Moi*0. Sherma
orial day is a personal sorrow to ly all th e stock and paid for them Tuesdays of each
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ced 1947,
Count#, .OregoiV have been fixe
a t prices th at should encourage
m any m ore families than ever.
month. Visit ng mem
by th e C?ourt aj
ie a n d zto apj
the
bovs
and
girls
another
y
e
a
r
TwRra is a philosophy that ac
pîaçe
r hgarffog
pf- obj
pia
bers welcome
- . t __ fo
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p l a i n t , ____ _
___ _____ —___
cepts these deaths as necessary, The bottom end of the steers did Irm a Johnsoit, NG
to said F in al Acoount hqd R eport th e date of, the firs t publication tioned
and subject to th e con-
George A. Potter
as a price th at m ust he nald now not b rin g a high price bu t if Clara Houston, Sec.
and for the settlem ent q { said of this sum m ons. The date of the J}011®11011
ab?X5wvenAtItl£ l A dm inistrator, w ith th e w ill an-
th
ere
was
a
shortage
of
buyers
and than by peoples th a t inhabit ____
estate.
first publication of th is sum m ons c o u rt, on and a fter 10:00 A. M. n-xed, of the E state of E l i a J.
the Mirth. From such as they ft w as not locally.
■f ’ M ary E ' Sfldth is 16th d a y -o f May, 1947.
Lodtre No. I l l A.htofc A.Ji.
1
T° ^ »
Dingle, deceastil.
’
27-30c
I
urcka
ERtto can be expected in planning
1 ‘
A dm inistratrix
BROWN & VAN VACTOR a * the office of T. L ester Johnson,
Meets on tho 1st and
for a frsae r f ul world.
P ioneer Building, T h e Dalles, Or.
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8rd Thursday evenings T. L ester Johnson
I t seam s som etim es th at com
A ttorneys for Plaintiff.
of each haonth- Visitin : A ttorney »• for , 4 4 Adm inistratrix*
T . 29-32C
m on people have little control ov-
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members are cordial! v
nr th
in ejr
e ir lives: th at forces over
R om where I s it... ¿ y J o e M arsh
invited to meet with ns
have no influence de- From the Obaerver, Ju n e 1, 1028
MFtilch thev
tt
E. E. Barzee, W. M.
T he large new oam , being con
te th e cu rren ts of th eir
H. B. Pinkerton, Secretory '
Even In this land of free structed for E. A. C usnm an on
dom few are sufficiently acquaint th e Jas. Woods farm north of
W a n t to Run a
ed w ith foreign affairs to know Moro by O. A- Ram sey is .being •Vloio Lodge N«.-. 113, MXQ.F.
w hat course
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should
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— given its flrSt coat of paint this Meets 1st and 3rd
u
pursue to keep out of war. Many w eek by Eugene Amidon.
, Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
Col le c tiv a " Farm ?-
Transient an<
feel that another is coming as
Carroll Sayrs last week accept-J hall
ris
itn
g
brothers
a
n
soon as- the nations recover en- ed delivery of a new C aterpillar
cordially invited
tra c to r a t Miller station from the
oueh for i t
to
m
eet with us.
We’re willing to work hard, but wa
Was reading the other day abor*
There is the T rum an nolicv o< A. E. Page M achinery Co. of this
like to farm the land our own way,
the
“collective”
farms
they
have
L»
com batting Russia anvniaoe in CltT he eleven room farm honv
John Law rence N.G?
the w orld as a m eans of hoM ine
certa
.untriea.lt seems the folks put our own value UR the c r aga,
A.
K. Kcssinger, Secretory
i w ithin bounds and nf telllnv on th e H. B. Belshee farm eac
who r . j them have plenty of help and relax as wa like—if euly with
Bethlehem C'kapter No. 78. O.fcU\
w orld about the glories of of Moro, was com petely de*tr*~
. • . good hoars . . . and the best a temperate, companionable glass
a m eans of leading
by fire at noon on W ednes
- Mi-ets Every Second Uk.
of beer.
equipment
from communlem. May 23. As^can best be aet
Fourth Thursdays ‘h e a x
___________Wallace theory of get mined, theYTre started from a c
From w here I s it, eolloetive
Sounds pretty nice — till you
Montn. Visiting Members
tine along w ith Russia, of an- fective Due in the attic betw
learn th a t the "farm er” doesn’t farm ing may produce reaulta. But
Invited— Moro. Oregon
peasing hef, which would prob- tbe top story and th e ro° p
Genevieve Powell, W. M. ‘
own his land, or even farm it, in the American way — freedom to
able mean th a t all o< E urope
a large audience was pr<esf
Edna
Melzer,
Secretary
our sense. He takes orders from the work and relax as we sea fit— la
would become com m unistic.
a t the Legion hall in Moro
s ta t e ; produce« w h a te v e r they what makes this country a g reat
neith er theorv Is the 'M em orial day to Join in o •
on* for It is difficult to ance of the day and the m em or
w ant him to produce, a t prices they place to live. So let’s not change ttl
George G. Updegraff
see bow thi< n °tion
meddi* service prepared by t
s e t Even his off-hours are spent
in E urone »♦ all w ithout stirrin g Moro.
, t lftl8
according to state regulations.
u p tn»»o«ltles th a t m av lead to p ro m th e G. V. J. Max I I .
PKOTECTION AND SERVICE
A ttorney a t law
No, that would never go here.
w sr.
n riv ste m atte rs an indl-
j . J. W iley is p u ttin g
.
vidusl sMdow
into trouble jgree tank house th a t par
THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES
£ S t i r his own business T hat wlM be used to live ir w hile cc
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MORO
rotoht also he tru e for nation«
gtructlng bis new res» le ce
Monday,
W
ednesday,
Friday
on neither e»de !• th ere
No w heat flour can_be b o u ^
Afternoons
Inn
Tb* OVnmon
> <• JY- ", <fV
the o ^ n to l one ▼»««■«-
••nd now In *<• trato r.
. farm er
a fair attendance of
Bov« nlnvtnv In thr street«»
THE DALLEH
rw. in K ent m et In the school h o w
th* **nd of school.
211 E ast T hird Street
bem
use
o»
frirta
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to
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Telephone 3209
Vet scale «or harvest
M ■
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Irie mwl* n»”"
tht
thev »>»rn nn Other .len«n,«<r» agreed on a price to pav for
of work.
>rV~ O r e n v r m f h n n t d'w 7 h e te kinds
n W P i* ¡" the elph.V l
Irfht be used to
Wb ‘Took
( r y e l n n w i e o n n ^ . nnr n w 'r-
th
Our patriotle gn»e« onr prnv.
er«. rw r -nee^n of nrnloe on this and will receive th eir diplom a, .
k •
dav wnnW have m om nuroose
Complete price for well
were we doin" som ething to pre p ^ 'm Vt>«eKOh«crver, Ma» *». I!,°”
designed 20x24 ft. factory
vent another w ar
At the Countv Field Mee<-
built home. Also other
MAT M
f
In Other
E h
-yours
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1400 were in attendance and Moro
won the field meet with. 67 W as
co .co red «3 and Grass Va^ .
T H E W ILD ROBE
‘ A bout - th e countv it 1« ptUi
poralble to te e vellnw ro«p bu«h-
a «
ebniit annw» Inn«*
farm stead w here pioneer women
£ the»n to derorate th eir
otherwise bleak
surround ir»«*
Tho vollow rose th a t grows in this
''o u n tv
is a h ardv rose that
blooms profnselv w hether • the
w inter he cold or m oderate or if
the spring be d rv o r wet.
W hat is missed in prespnt dav
’ Sherw *n countv 1« the Httle wild
roues. T hev used to erow in even«
draw a n 4 «oread th e ir uweetnes*
around every hom estead. Of the
flow ers thpt w ere native to the
laqd they w ere probably the best.
sizes and utility buildings.
Built to endure.
The evening declam atory contest
M. D. HICK MN
w ent to Wasco w ith 1st tn ora
Beaverton, Oregon
tion and second in declam ation
nnd Grass Valiev first in declam
ation and second in oration^,
It is w orthy of m entioning,
in connection w ith the closing
of school this week th a t In the
W holesale Dealer in
class taught by Miss Ree*e,
G herardius Douma. C hester An-
deruon. Iris M essinger and Abbie SHELL O il, PRODUCTS
M ortensen, began on the first dav
L uber Finer» Storage Tanks
and w ere neither absent nor tardy
and F ittin g s
during the nine m onths.
M aster Collis Moore e n te rta in
OIL BURNERS
ed his num erous friends at a
birthday party W ednesday after- TEL. 241
MORO. ORE.
noon.
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