Sherman County journal., July 11, 1947, Page 2, Image 2

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M óhO . OREGON
FRIDAY, /U L Y l i , UM7
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Portland and Wasco, and Mrs
Cordelia W hite of P ortland ar-
•rived du rin g the week and plan
to stay until a fte r harvest.
W eekend guests at the hom e
of Mr and Mrs George Buck were
th e ir son and daughter In law,
N! '; ^ nd. M,r8^ r . rge. , B„UCk J r ’and
Mr and” of Mrs
c7R .*M
children
G rants
Pass. arshaH of
tory. The mfcln reason It is high
now is because people w ant it
so badly. We are consum ing m ore
——
E very F rid ay at
m eat than ever in this nation, es­
Moro. O r e g o n _______ pecially beef. Pork raisers prefer
CU r. I.. F r r . r h ----------- l t^ >*1 to sell the com direct.
W hich is m erely io say th a t as
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m»tt*r at -he
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OrT L un4*r Act u far as Sherm an county is concern­
*eM ,of March
— ---------------- ed there will be no depression as
long as prices for w heat and beef
H arvest of the w heat crop o T ^ v e r ^ ^ X
8
are high.
. i
• •ttó>MÌsVp-E«
started here last w eek w ith th e
A great m any people are wait-
holiday w eekend a t the hom e of
Fi I
v 1»
M r and Mrs E. D. McKee. Mrs
M arshall Is Mrs McKee’s sister,
Harvest Starts
pfrjjittr- ^auwUi 4 * » * * *
In Wasco Area;
Y ields Good
il »
44s<r!i»Ti*»
O FFICIAL COUNTY’ PAPER
------ H tB S H tiP T lO N “ RATES
JULY 11, 1»47
are down. T hat Is good economics,
Georee H arris m anager of the sister.
Mr and
but. If followed
m a^
Sherm an Cooperative « r a i n Grow-
hasten the tim e of depression
indicate th a t the yield is
prices.
,
b e tte r than expected and m ay be
been
8r s t ’X
\ h X
AS
usual Moro finds
m ay he p u t Into it ,s de- sayy to
u neces- N oM yolds s
aom e^t
l
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a
t
e
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2 s s s « = ssr-vx ='-,s a x “
P ortland spent the1 *
Oregon beaches
driving
N e w p o rt-to ^ A s W a
—
p ^ 8 visited at the home of
from T he D alle, v i . ^ o
Mrs day and also attended the Condon
~ C ,A S AND OIL
* T ires- ieceaaories
Ph ne 3234
Grain, Feed, Flonr, Fnei
Farm Im plem ents, Bags, Twine
Auto Repairing
BARBED W IR E —GOOD POSTS
r TONES
Feedstore
Office
Residence
163
162
182
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The Dalles
EVERY FAMILY’« need»» and w ish es are accommodated
by our low er funeral prices.
OUR SERVICE reflects every advance
made
by the
funeral profession. .
0 1 ’R IMPROVED FVNERA I, HOME
* •’' arr'" 1
netting for a service of impr essive beaaty.
OREGON
M ac’s W elding &
Atlas Batteries
..From where I s it _.h y J o e M a rs h
Machine Shop
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CHEVRON
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,
Kelly •< Tenth,
is favorably k own because . . . .
Wasco, Oregon
WASCO
b e e Driller. F rancis W a t k M .
Trace Fields and Orm aud HUder-
brand w ere in T he Dart 1« S unday
for the firs t shooting ei» the new
grounds of The Dalles Rod and
Gun club.
Mr and f"‘a
Mrs ’ daughter,
Philip O’M M
eara
are
argaret
J™ »«
n d v 7 at The D hlkc
Patricia, born July 7 at The Dalle
hospital.
Mrs Pearl Gross« up re tu rn d
Tuesday from a business trip to
P o rt'an d during which she spent
the holiday weekend visiting at
the home of Mrs H arley Garth-
5^3! tfc.
Mrs Dale Laughlin has been ap­
pointed clerk for school district
No 7 for the 1947-48 term .
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Spencer 4 Cibby funeral Home
R. H. McKJJAN and SON
IN S U R A N C E
Atlas Tires
^ M c Q u lllfn
M r s ^ R e l d of
Wasco baseball game,
Glenn and <k>rdon Bolce <>>
Camas arrived during the wee*
•^W eekend visitors a t the home end and plan to stay during j u r
North torn at WASCO
The head of the soil com irya-
¿ " ’““ r e x e r t s . Or. it can v isitin g -h er son i n law and, dau-
The head of the soil conserva-
tion service is presented in pic- » ' ygt home through unwilling- ghter, Mr and Mrs Joe D rinkaitl
for the
the past
past twe
tw o weeks is spend
tu re and story telling about the negg tQ pay the pr ice.
„ for
values
y a s n y ianvw
Trouble is
values or
of ^rashy
fallow. . T *..«v
hat is
is th
th a a t t wnen
when such a ing a week at the borne o f h e r
indicative of
of the
the reasons
reasons farm
farm ers
ers
th ere is
i8 r no p iace to son In law and <Jau«h ta r’ “
in/Urativp
.
„,nrt Q thorp
often hold the soil conservation ™
unt(| thlngg are ,n a very M rs Dale How ell a t D e M o « h e
service in low esteem. Its conclu-
1 gtate T he n a tiOn now, too, fore leaving for San F ranc
sions are based on theory instead
b
f gome 260 billions for a short visit.
of experim entation.
X ’ s which ,g much different
Mrs Ida Lum ley of P m rre JU J.
The ordinary moldboard plow h
the 25 billion dollars left In and daughter M rs Clara B
.
is considered to b e a n im plem ent m 2
.
wee guests of Mr and M r e ^ o r
r^ M rT n d
£
Tigard
Saturday Mr and Mrs Steve
MtM1|1)n and Mrs B
E strelle
Hailev attended the w ater pag-
and visited the Pet-
k gardens near there. .
M? and Mrs E. L. Woods <*
^ tU ry ^ y lM te d ^ le m K
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W ilma W ilde and Jam es Maddox
enjoyed an outing a t Bear Springs
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ana
,¿ 5 ath
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STANLEY SWETT
will be no depression. A reyer- w ill be in full sw ing,
sal of this cVnd.
tC“nt()8^ |r ‘ i X s , M onUna who has
SOIL CONSERVATION
Mrs B. W. Guy
Mr G uy's m other M rs ^ n h a
Hailey, all of Portland,
-1
the w eekend here
and friendsI l e f t .M > d
b
ay
of Goldendale for a sh r
th ere before re tu n g
.
Mr and Mrs
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d
v?sltingS,friends S
Mr"and M?s W. R. ReWI lb com-
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PORTABLE W ELD ER
Go A nyw here
See Me F or Steel
Fish Bites W o m a n I
B ring Your T roubles to Mac
such sU iht s th rin g s of the soli M o t i nor for other tow ns in th e
e a t Foaall w h ere Mr
,
. .
A. D. McConanghy
are successful in producing crops, semi-arld area. Nevetheless,
Mc<Juiuin will open an e le c ln t.
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Wasco Oregon
H ereabouts it has not been profit- not pleasant.
appliance sto re
Now,
or
as
soon
as
possime,
Mr
and
Bill
E
dw
aras
wi
Shop
Phone 332
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¡MOW, Ul on ----------
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.
o m e - grc
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sum th m e er sum
at m tne
No one will deny th a t eoll con- the . clty xxr.n
will rgartainlv
certainly do s some-
gpending
er at the
Home 331
aervaUon is one of our moat lm- thlng w relieve the situation. I t Johnny Robinson ranch ytslteu
p o rtan t Jobs.We m ust eat and food may baild a bigger cistern, dou- (n p o rtland over the * 5 ek®"d
m ust come from the earth . Keep-
or m
ore the present
the hom
o( Mr —
E —
dw
r j b)e
nie or
i i i w i c «ay.
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»ne
non»: e ui
- ard s - Parenls
p N early aU
all of the trouble could ba
ards.
Ing the five or six Inches of top
be „ Mr and
an<J Mrs
Mra E . P
p . . Edw
Ekhvards
by * th h io
is mnvp.
move, wh*ch
w hich ha3
has ‘
&nd Mr
Mrg O Tpd
Te<1 E
E v v erett
erett an
and
soil fertile and stabilized is a a obviated w»
the
added
advantage
of
having
daughler|
Lois
Ann,
»pent
necessity unless we w an t to get
w eekend a t.th e home f
to be the sort of a country China a know n cost and a know n result
ALW AYS: New Dresses, Blduses
I I t t could
could dTill
is now w ith its w asted hillsides
drill another
an cinc. j well,
- - . Mr
Mr flnd
gnd Mrs Bruce Grady at Gol
w
hich
would
probably
be
better
enda(e
Wn
and flooded valleys.
and Hand Made Gifts
oh-
year» th
tn e govern
govern- IF a good n flow
„w of w ater w ere uv-
Mrg ^ ¡ H e Yocum cam«
c a n « fr-m
For several years
m ent, th ro u g h the soli consents- u ln e d
a t a reasonable
Monm outh w here she Is atte
tio n service, has been paying
w ou,d g,ve , w0 wells and
sum m er school to ape” d ‘‘L
NOW : Nylon Hose, Anklets and
fa n n e rs to follow certain tillage
p um ps and a safer watet h liday w eekend w ith Mr
practices such as plow ing w .th a
T‘“ d t y now has one of
Marie B arnett Cooper of
uadies Levis
disc plow or “ Un« J M rito or
)n
nd
plow ing un d er atubble.
would be expecting a great deal
B enton county,
W a sc o , O r e g o n
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a
schem e hasn’t worked very w e ll
another as his resid®"c t . farm m Sherm an
T here appears to be as m uch w n o p e
bm
pr;jb. havlng
his farm
<
ooooooooooopooooooooooooooooooooioooooooooooooooo«
erosion as ever, and a lot m ore g<*«
t <, get a county.
ready
talk about i t
w ed from which enough waieT
lb
.
Tuiv i7 th ,‘ and the
Of late there has been s< ™
um ped t0 satisfy the city for dedicatio J ly are maRipg
experim ental w ork done in this
1 storage. W e will always Moro Dancing
bt
county
T he station does some ^ o u t ^ t £
R fan Hrrangem ents to
««
w ork of th at nature. Joe Be
ger
DUrnped in hot w eather.
party at
..
good sup-
bad a series of experim ents before b
e
wU1 ln any event w ith splendid m u s ic ,..«
h GAS STATION
anything hut trouMo. Nobody vho
knew the fnets would ovor criticioo
Willie Wells was coming
from Seward’s Creek the other eve­
ning with a string of trout, when a
stern looking indy (visitor at the
Boxwood Inn) »tope him, and tells
him a man hia »lie could be better
occupied than catching fish.
The Gay Shop
Willi«’« right to go ftshiag on blu
one day o< — any more than they'd
deny hia right U com« bom« to a
mellow glass of beer.
From where I »it, tho «lowor wo
ar« to critlclx« — and tho quiokor
we are to reco g n ise a n o th e r ’s
Ustea. the better w e ll get along
together — whether those tastes
apply to beer or flihing.
Willie tell» her off real good-
naturedly by saying: “ Perhap«
you’re right, but if these ft»h had
kept th e ir mouth« »hut, they
wouldn’t be here.” (At that, say»
W illie, lau g h in g out loud, »he
looked ju»t as if a ft»h had bit her 1)
Blabbing mouths never cans«
Ceyynff A t, 1947, UiuiU S ^ t t
Statement of Condition
h’ ^
^ r n e n t
mU^ T X
woruld he in h - t t > p u t £
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-
and ^
1
^
^
5
5
0
u f 8‘ltiOnc o X ’dem o", between the pum p and cistern is F .N A ^ A C C O U N ^
“ rVate the best
to,
*’ D ^ u sM o n
on
th is
problem Beatrlc.t
^
o
f
Ju lia
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Portland
June 30, 1947,
useless. If. ‘hrou« h„ texpf.ear*n'8ehnOw Zf The problem . Solution will cost g “ ’„ ^ C o u r t of the State of
tion, the governm ent can show of
p
laxpayers will have
* for s h erm an County, and
th a t certain
farm ing
rnem od. m o n e y w h ic h U p
m 2»,d « u r t has fixed W edw riday.
WIU _save the soil and pneserye w pay
ugust i d 1947
S S b c T a .0'«» A
Ao’JgU»
day a a “s
IU fertility, there will be no w in he given due w eight,
the tim e for h e a r i n g o b j e c t ions
trouble getting them accepted.
to said final account and the set
Note how closely farm ers now
Uement thereof. On o r ^ b e ore
grow the varieties of w heat de­
Raid dav any person in terestea
veloped a t the stations ln • this
in said estate may file objections
n orthw est area.
to
said final account or to any
From
the
Observer,
July
13,
1928
I t is perhaps tru e th at our soil
F ire sta rtin g from a hot box item thereof and contest the
conservation departm ent po Y
cam e about naturally.
n aturally, I iv t never Qn the shaft of the loading mach- S3Dated Ju n e 20, 1947.
presum ed th a t it would have such lnery al the top of the G rass Val-
B eatrice L anphear B aker
_____ _ as
«o n CCC
f f cam
ram ps th ru s t upon
viovatnr
things
E
ievato r Co.
at G rass .
w— building
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A dm inistratrix
it and huge appropriations ior
for v jjey Tuesday afternoon cause«
Coolev
.. ~ __ tre e w-w
l a nfIna <70-
dam building,
planting,
go- #
th a t for a tim e threatened ^ Uoimey for A dm inistratrix ,
pher baiting, fence building. It
brlng the building to th e ------------------ AmnVTWT
happened to get in the way of £ o u n d gin a sm oldering m ass of NOTICE OF FIN A L AOCOI NT
one
social
experim ents of d n d e rs and tw isted iron
Notice is hereby tfv e n th at
Vllv of the
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The
Moro
Pharm
acy
business
the
u ndersigned has filed in tne
the screw ball era.
Soil conservation deserves be was sold the evening of July 5th County C ourt of the State of Ore
te r treatm ent. T here should be bv Karl Schade to M arion McKee gon for Sherm an County his F^n
son of County Judge E. D. McKee j Accunt and R eport
m oney appropriated for
,
, iaftator of th e E state ri W illU m
m e n u i work, either te * ^ eat^ “ W a.™
The
regular
annual
m
eeting
of
G MaCnab, deceased, and th at
extent on present stations or
through actual field practice, the stockholders of the F arm ers Wednesday, the 6th day ° f Aug-
Eleva te r and Supply Co. was U8t> 1947, a t 10:00 A. M , of said
w hich would he better
held in Moro the afternoon
of day at the Courtroom , m the
There is no need of m oney f
courthouse,
in Moro, Sherm an
paym ents. The Am erican farm er Ju ly 6th ’
A fire creeping through the c o u n ty , Oregon have been fixed
is as quick as anyone to pick up a
grass in a draw a t the Amick by the C ourt as the tim e and^place
useful idea.
hearing m
of objections to
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farm east of K ent Tuesday noon
n w .. for nearing
7 .a
farm east
ctilndintr Flnal Account
i/w n m t and
and R eport and
DKPREBSION COMING?
burned
over oi 80 ____
acres of standing
a"
F o r the very excellent reaaon
,t wag p u t under fo r the s e t t l e m e n t ^ aa
th a t there has alw ays been a ^ .ntroi
v
!2 . im ik
A dm inistrator
-depression" after everv war,
xtwMit
86
acres
of
w
heat
be-
T
.
L
ester
JoYinson,
people are looking for one soon
Econom ists are divided on the longmg to L. D. May, in the A ttorney for Adm inistrator— _ _
. A J as M onkland vicinity, was destroyed
R .b e k .h
'
m atter and very m uch divided
to w hen
ay he
w
w w it
»v m
a..-^
—
i , w a r by fire last Saturday afternoon, Meets 2nd and 4-
A
fter r the first
W orld
• May had his grain insured Tuesday» of each
A fte
there was a flash depression th a t Mr May had
mern.
h it th e farm ers. Then It was ten Just tne
y
welcome.
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RESOURCES
“ E ’ v . Moore I. going W expert-
m and bu t nh buying
pUn Qf re a rm g and
t h a .Wu,ne as Am erican labor gets dom esticating the Denny phea-
^ . t there will he a price sant at hia farm south of th is city.
r k ^ t T a t ¡ 1 .« satlTf«-
e 0 Barzee is about to change
F-
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v .« .« -
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N„. 121 A.1-.A
and
Meets „ on the 1st am
Thursday evening
of each month Visiting
members are cordiall}
invited to meet with os
E. E. Baraee, W. M.
Pinkerton, Secrc’ary
Mixo Lodge No. 113,
Meets 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays in I.O.O.F
hall- Transient an
riait ng brothers are'
cordially invited
to meet with us.
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U th e r R e s o u .’
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J 'U 1 A L
L IA B IL IT IE S
C aoiU l
.
Edna Melzer, Secretary
.
“ .7 7 7 ? .,
$ 5 0 1 ,6 2 6 ,7 0 9 2 6
/
L—
X $
4.W5.000.W
........................ •........................... ...............
>0,500,000.00
Undivided Profits and R ese rv e s.......................
»
11,436,249.83 $ 26,430,249.83
Reserves Allocated for Taxes, Interest, etc...........1,291398.03
Interest Collected in Advance.............................w . ? ,
! 545,220.76
Other Liabilities .................... ? •"%'......................... • • • •’ !
•
228,168.08
D e p o sits (ex c lu siv e oi .u>< tpm< al bank d e p o r t « '
4
TOTAL,. LIA n H , ITI EL
p : ?5,6'72 61
$50 i .626,709. 26
•"W
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In addition to It» 4 0 branches throughout Oregon,
also affiliated with the First National Bank of Portland
are 10 other Oregon banks
DEPOSITS
First Nitional Bank of Fartfand and 40 branch«..................................i-.................. $473,125,572.51
10 other Oregon Bank« affiliated with First National Bank of Portland........ ...........
84,838,574.43
TOTAL difosits ............................$557,964,247.04
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS .
First National Bank
,
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F.rtlan4 and 40 b ra n c h « ..'............... ...................................$108,145,995.98
10 oth« Oregon Banka a ffilia te with First N atural Bank of FortUnd...................
13,554,474.05
TOTAL LOAN5 AND DISCOUNTS............ $121,701,471.03
John I>awrence N.G.
A. R. Kessinger, Secretary
Genevieve Powell, W. M.
K EuO L E v E h
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s J p iu s
A .O .O .F .
Bethlehem Chapter No. 78. Ö k A
Meets Every Second and
Fourth Thursdays in each
Month. Visiting Member-
,
invited- Moro Om ^on
**«a
Cash on Hand and Due from B a n k s..
4$H®373,7W.16
U. S. Bonds, including U. S. Government A gen cies^ 225,570,488.66 $336,044,197.82
50,653,216.01
Municipal B o n d s ..................................................... •• •!•; <
Other B o n d s ...................... ..
.................... .. ........... «a i
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L o a n s and D iscounts......... ..........................................lubJ 46,^96.98
Stock in Federal Reserve B ank...................................
- - 450JWWMF
Bank Premises, Furniture and F ixtures..................
4,037,576.05
Other Real E s w c
None
I n t e r e s t E a r n e d ...................... ............................1,989,1/4.71
Ober Day«^
preasion atoppea inauhvr, «...
relatives and friends iasi
e r the nation- all over the wo .
)eR Monday for F o rest
ln
fact, for
OroVe to to v v isit
isit his
hia father
father and
and mo-
mo-
in i««vv,
»v this
—— nation
z/ ♦ .. r <♦ Grove
of th e last to feel fhe eff<^ ° * 'J . ¡her Mr and Mrs Asa Eslinger.
F arm ers seem to he pre
Schilling has dlspori-d of
protected from low prices m r
Standard Oar-
»-heat and meal a . long as th e ™ lnte£
b rother w „ .
U nited S tates continues to f ~ d age at K
Europe. W e m ight expect th a t name
draw lng fQr
F ord
dem and for w heat and meat wt d an hwas he|d tn T he Dalles on the
drop w ithin a year or, «0
lhe nrg, nllm ber draw n
E uropeans are able to start g
j G Van M etre of
Ing th eir own food That Unit, w o
we guess, w llt le p e n d as much on Grass
J n |y , 0 t w t
th e ir spiritual condit
D epartm ent has 200
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t b TO.eCZ m
l . pcxluclng far
Inch hose and
—
i««i feel
ievi of
v. n new
t " ,wo
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w heat fo r home con- nozzle to go with It, procure* y
W ^ n n * eat It all at the Moro H ardw are and fm p l^
we ship K .n y ment com pany which was reeled
place unless we a re w i l l i n g t o on the hose cart T uesday after-
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