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'COUNTY .HORNAU/ MORO. OKÈGÓN
SENATOR TA FT .
Most observers say. that Ro
bert A. Taft has no chance to be
M J L M I w r j W d a y at
Che Republican nominee for the
” More, o y o *
presidency. The reason m ay b?
- -- E ditor t nat political writers are looking
GUce L. French
d c I wm matter at the for glamour or that they are
fie* at Mo«*. Orwron under *** oi members of the guild which is
W March t. I « * . *
;
affiliated with the CIO and does
n ’t like Mr Taft’s labor -bill, or
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1947
Male - E. M
Ealinger 1st.
J.
Old ES UNDER THE WILL OF AN- WILLIAM McCARL, ANNIE Me- an .
je a n
CURTIS,
plJKltifts
Shower Given
Female - E. M.
Eslinger
lot: NJ E McDERMlD SMALL, DE- CARL, HARRY McCARL, MARY bercln, are each entitled to three
Joan Roes 2nd. Young Female E. CEASED; MARGARET KULOW; McCARL; and also ALL PER- thirty seconds (3-32, of the entire
V . Eslinger 1st.
; ERNEST MAYHEW,* McDDRM- SONS 0R PART ie s UNKNOWN, reskfcitir trust estate remaining
WHEAT—-Soft White Fred Cox ’D MA™
p J ^ m ^AYHEW* CLAIMING ANY RJ£5T >
T o after 0 ,6 P®yment of the sp M * c
1 st/ Sheaves Joe 1 Barters 1st; Cln- £E N ; KATHLEEN MAYHEW; TLE e s t a t e , INTEREST OR legacie8 p ^ U e therefrom , and •
thy Bell 2nd; Pearl Bell 3rd. Jf*® u n r m ^ M a r c ARFT d i s t r i b u t i v e SHARE_ LN t 2 ? after the P3^ 6111 °* toe C°8ts
.R ex -P e a r l Bell lot; Soft Federa
r p m ^ ^ ^ ’lltJ^ JO H N S- T 0 THE TRUST
of administration of said trust
tk n - - (Sweepstakes) Cinthy Bell ^ ^ ^ J r T D ^ M c f ’A R L JEN NIE DER TRE WI™ n ^ r e T n HNn p and l^ e 00818 of thls 8uit
FridayJ evening Mrs Albert 1st
Hard Federation 31 • Joe
MAUD
,
McDERMlD, DECEASED, DE- again8t said trust fund by the
Dormaier was hostess at a mis- Peters 1st and 2nd: Fred Cox 3r.d. ni?lrMTrJv — u a p y m a r p a RET FENDANTS:
decree herein.
make the grade.
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..... O F THE
„ 1W
«w
celleous shower for Miss Ailften Eiglp - Joe Peters lot and 2nd; DERMID1, -"MARY MARGARET
awvt ta
THE NAME
And
for a further decree « aliow-
It must be admitted that the S(Ofcl
The Dalles whose marri- Jnfin DeMoee 3rd. Orofed * Mil-
MicAJRiv S**ATE OF OREGON: You and ing and awarding to the ptaln-
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..
_
JOHN McCARL^ each Qf yQU are hereby sq u ired uffg herein thelr costs and dis-
flock
€ D n O R IA l_ _ populace .. doesn’t
.
» around
, . aSe to Gerald Nisbet will be held Urd Eakin lo t'
arl
.
Bell
ALD
^
„
7 7 , ’ v p PART to appear and answer the Amen' bursements in this suit together
Gameg provided BARLEY bearded - x
SSOCIATION Taft as if he were a Messiah in Wa8co
McCARL,
CHARLES
, ed Compiaint m ed against you
with
reasonable d
attorneys’
who had . come to lead them from tbe evening
entertainment
and
1M,
PetefSr2nd.
arid
3rd.
______„ ____ Lainment ana
r e ie r e -¿ n a . a n a -« n i.
w n t u u U p T a r i - a . n Mcc
n i f Mr-
— w
itn reasonable
iiu iw y s fees
iet?s
work and trouble into the Ely- refreshments were served in the OATS: An v a riety - Paul M ley
in the above entitled suit on or
be paid ^ m
trust fund
siun -----
fields - of —
laziness
jate evening.
Fifteen laaies
ladies were
wer#» 1st; m.
M. rv
R. Eakin atiu
2nd; , r Pearl
art . __
nn“ j
«n d ' p v e d r c s h o m
n « s
the explration
OFFICIAL
r r i v w u COUNTY PAPER
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---- - and happi- Jaie
evening, rirceen
w n e Bell
cu ^
«iv
— of four (4) before distribution thereof;
‘
of the first
And for a decree directing the
tfUKMMlWlOW ftAT KS
>•*«>• >< *» perhaps natural for present „ and many lovely gifts 3rd. Oats in S h ew es Clnthy Bell
p f„ X - tvr unknow n I CLA- weeks from the date
. m j m ’^ opl.e . to. lo?k tor th?t Taft • to’t were received by the bride elect. i«t; Pearl Bell 2nd
.
? m !NG ANY RIGHT \ TITLE? ES- P»“ « » * »
of thls. Summons, defendant> LESTER BARNUM,
W ° ° that kind of a promiser.
Houseguests for tw o 'w e e k s'a t Crested Wheat Gross In sheaves,
I n t e r e s t ’ o r ' ‘ d is ’ t r T- whlch Ume Prescribed in the trugtee & said trust fund, to pay
ONE YEAR
Without giving much thought the home of Mrs Desta Hoyt w ere Mrs M. A. Pdill 1st. General Farm
ch a r e i n o r TO THE order ior publication hereof, was tberefrom
the said expenses,
OCTOBER 3, 1M7
to the Taft-Hartley bill which her brother A. C. Haynes of La exhibit, Pearl A Ginthy Bell 1st. TRU s t psT A T E UNDER THE Rxed as the 12th day of Septem‘ costs and attorneys’ fees arid to
stem s to b% the usual point of Grande, and Mr and Mrs C. W. General Fruits & Garden exhibit. W ILL-O
o i ? t o h n n MpDFRMin ber 1947:
distribute the remainder of said
F JOHN D. McDERMID,
a
tticism
of
the
Ohio
senator,
Haynes
of
Bingen,
Washington.
Pearl
and
Clnthy
Bell
1st.
miuuiiLs
AND
if
you
fail.
550
t0
appear
trust fund to the persons and in
SALES TAX
DECEASED, Defendants
s u m m o n s FOR and an8wer’ Plaintiffs for w ant th e proportions adjudged
entit-
there Is some very good reasons
.Mr and Mrs E. F. Feldman re-
Grange Exhibit Harlandview
NO,
This is the final editorial on vzby be could be a satisfactory turned from av ten days trip to Grange 1st.
PURI ICATION —
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thereof will apply to the Court led thereto by the Court; and for
the sales tax, the election being president. He isn’t afraid. He is Ellensburg, Wash., where they VFXJETÁBLE8: ’
fn.wcn.mgur
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TO
DOUGALD
McDERMID. f"r„ tht relie,f P ^ ± i ° rJ nJ ± ?' - such
other ________
and further
rtlief
as
next Tuesday. , This newspaper admittedly the best Informed visited Mrs Feldman’s four bro- Beets and Cabbage Pearl Bell 1st w a r c ARFT VAN PEL!' 1 AN- tRf*8 Amended Complaint herein,
Gourt may deem m eet and
has opposed this tax and will at- maK m the senate and the hard- thers.
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-in each. Carrots - Pearl Bell 1st ET w
vw am
w it w a
o il <. to
-
eouitable.
pnnitable in the premises,
premises.
WYMAN,
W ILENA h
HOUS
summons is published
tempt to sum up the reasons for est worker. He is a conservative
Mrs Bertha Moon o f The Dal- Cinthy Bell 2nd. Cucumbers - TON, AN NIE LANCASTER, FL- , For a decree of the above en-
T T t T T ^ O H N ' D 1 PUrSUan‘ “
H? T '
s< doing herewith.
but inclined to some modern so- les was a 'houseguest o f her son Florence Johnston 1st; Mrs Jim ¿ ^ ’• G R ^ T a NCT *B R "ow i
• 1. The- sales tax establishes the Cial theories about housing and and daughter in law, Mr and O’Meara 2nd. / Muskmelon - Cln- arphtt ? M cnP.RM in AiLEXAN- WlIl and t o r m e n t of JOHN D. able D N Mackay, Judge of the
A>«etelAz1 CVturt
maria» and
Farsnips - Pearl
McDERMID JANET McNI- McDERMID, deceased, and aCi-
ad- aboVe entitled
Court, made
same tax theory for which the welfare.
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Mrs George Moon for a week.
BeH •
Mr and Mrs Robert Bish were Bell 1st. Pumpkin - Çinthy Bell ~
N E IL McNICHOL TH E ^ud^in^ what legatees are enti- entered on the U th day of Sep-
federal government has been ex-
k o one knows what sort of an
tensively criticised. It raises administrate** he would be.
That weekend guests in Seattle, Wn. l«t ®nd Pearl Bell 2nd. Onions - UNKNOWN DEVISEES UNDER tled
dl8tribution of the trust tember 1947, directing publica-
money on a statewide basis for
very importnat for this
coun- Mr and Mrs Roy Marshall and Theron Richelderfer 1st; Mrs Leo THE
w iL I
OF MARGARET ^und derlved irom toe sale of the ^ Qn of \ bis summons for four (4)
distribution to smaller sections try has bee 1 getting along
with- daughter Mary o f Seaside are W atkin s, 2nd; Pearl Bell 3rd. BEL t
DECEASED* -JOHN A. real property devised in trust by weeks ¡n the SHERMAN COUN-
of government. This causes ex- c u t good administration so
long gv.ests of the former’s brother Squash • Pearl Bell 1st and1 Cin- E E tt
| yi)IA SMALL
JEAN toe said will of JOHN D. McDER- q,y j o u r n a l , a newspaper of
travagance. And each govern- 4)-e people can hardly pay the in law and sister, Mr and Mrs to y Bell 2nd. Tomatoes - Mrs
'
NEWTON SMALL’
MID, deceased, and adjudging the generai circulation, printed and
ment body should be responsible bills. Dewey has a better record E. D. McKee.
'
Jim O’Meara 1st; Cinthy Bell 2d. T jt E UNKNOWN
DEVISEES amount
toe distributive share pubnBhed in Sherman County,
.fo r raising the money it spends, than any for that ability.'
Mr and Mrs Lewis J. Trounce Potatoes - Carl von Borstel 1st; UNDER THE WILL OF AN NIE
w hich each legatee is entitled; Oregon, the first publication here-
2. No taiç that is raised1 on a
u the scribes are right and of Victoria B. C. were w e e k e n d .----
McDERMID SMALL
DECEAS-
^or a. decree adjudging that
tQ
made on the 12th day of
statewide basis and is then dis-
lacks color to draw votes guests of the former’s sister, and 2nd. . , - -
RGARET KULOW ER- to® one-eighth
of the residue September, 1947.
tributed to local governments on fIOm the masses, it may mean Miss Vivian Trounce.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
m ayh fw
McDERMID of 881(1 trust fund b r e a t h e d by
pursuant to Section 9-111 O.C.
a population basis can ever re- that we are in for a series of
Sunday dinner guests at the THE STATE OF OREGON FOR MA y h e W THELMA LYNDEN* toe will of JOHN l5. McDERMID j A as amended ;by< Ch. ,233
turn a Just share to Sherman glamorous Individuals in public nome of Mr and Mrs O. W. THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN y
MALHEW
MRS to 1118 brother, ARCHIBALDf’Mc- Gr £ 1947, -a copy of this Sum-
ccunty or similar counties, most ¡¡fe. That will be a hard row to Barnett were Mr and Mrs J. T. HUGH A WALKER and O1 .
ELI W HEELER, MRS MARY BERMID, became a part of and mong together with a copy of
of which are in eastern Oregon, hoe.
-
Brooks of Hermiston, Mr
and JE ^ N CURTIS,
McDERMID, MARGARET Me- 18 merged with the five-eighths p ^ ^ tiff s ’ Amended Complaint
If Sherman county spends hut Were tha American people to Mr< C harles-Everett, Mr
and
vs
LAUGHLIN, LULU JOHNSTON,
of the ,residue of said trust herein, both certified _______
by . plgln-
half its income for taxable, arti- select a president on the same Mrs C. R. Morrison and Mrs Des- GE&RGE A. POTTER, -as Ad- m T iiti m ^ ’ a r i ~ 7 e n n i e CUR- fund which is by* said will be- ¡‘¡ uo“ 'a ttornevs? Is being mailed
ties it will pay
in well over
mirystrator
c.t.a. of the
Estate
of WILLIAM NEIL
’ McDER- Queathed to the surviving
““
‘‘
‘
“un'*
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. - twice
.... basis as they1
- would a manager ta , Hoyt. „
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a
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RIE,
child-
, 0 defendaM McDermid Mayhew,
what it can receive under this fOr a company, or a director to
Jerry Barnett of Kennewick, of Eliza J. Dingle, deceased; LES- Mi p ' MARY MARGARET Me- ren
the testator’s deceased the defendant designated, r by
inequitable hill.
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' w. a church or society Taft would Washington was a Thursday TER BARNUM, as Trustee of the DERMID
MRS AMELIA Me- brother, MALCOLM McDERMID, plaintj f f 8 attorneys,' and a copy
L neces- stand an excellent chgnce. Mav- guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Estate of John D. McDermid, de- UERMID JOHN McCARL, DOU- E xcept for his son Robert), to of thig sum m ons only, certified
sary to balance state finances he conditions will be so bad by.O . W. Barnett.
ceased;’ DOUGALD McDERMID; n / i n MeCART. MALCOLM
Me- the . surviving children of the test- by
h Plaintiffs’ attorneys, is being
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LzWlf ♦ ' CM
-—A year we ...ill
.A glad to forr
1* ond
**C* David Richelder- MARGARET
X A vas’*! A vtvnrvs VAN
W
W A PELT;
«-tv«« rva JANET
• a SkllamAM CARL
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» t*
A T
State Treasurer Leslie Scott
so —
next
will V be
Mr
and Mrs
McCARL,
otor’s
deceased
brother,
DONALD
maUed
each and every other
CHARLES
stated at Gearhart last week. get the dramatics and be sensi- tor returned Sunday from a wed WYMAN; WILENA HOUSTON;
McDERMlD (except his sons Doh- defendant above named.
There is plenty of money In the ble.
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/ ___ ding trip to Vancouver, R. C,., ANNIE LANCASTER; FLORA
„T
PLATT. HENDERSON, WARN-
Mac’s Welding &
state till although it might
re-
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A special school meeting was CRIEG; J^N E T BROWN; AR-
X
" A
S
r . ER. CRAM *
quire a vote of the people to put Senators are much
exercised called September 24 to elect a CHIE McDERMID; ALEXAND-
of , ? h e ^ t o T d ^ a ^ h s X nr P O ^ r o » : n i S U ^ d B ttt»
Machine Shop
k in a usable position because of because Russia won’t let a group director. Mrs L. P. Haven was ER McDERMID; JANET McNI-
t»«wiee tax laws, -
of them inside her borders elected for the unexolreds term
n f . it . M c m e u m .; j q h n
kU'r A A tll/Fj
Ki f .aiSFSUoBMBK.
I I»« iFm
W It»I j I
CHRISTINA WALKER, and to t?!rt,on*J
kJ * “ 1
4. Measures that would have Maybe the Russians have a point of Francis Watkins, who
has McDERMlD; GRACE' McDERM-
Go
Anywhere
the
surviving
children
of
-
the
I
or
an
•
QtW—;
aolved and Simplified. Oregon’s in that. But retaliation will do moved from the district.
ID; MALCOLM McDERMlD; DO-
Hee Me For Steel
testator’s deceased sister, ?. MAR
rather complicated tax system no good. The trouble is that Rus-
The Eastern Star met Tues- NALD McDERMlD; MARGARET
George G. Updegraff
were made by the Oregon Tax «ia doesn’t want her citizens day evening, honoring the Past BLAU; THE UNKNOWN DEVIS-
Bring Your Troubles to Mac
GARET McDERMlD;
Study commission
last year, looking at fine clothes, or hear- Matrons and Past Patrons, each SEES UNDER THE W ILL OF
' A. D. McConanghy
For a further decree adjudging
Attorney
taw
These were shelved by the legts- jng abouU beef steak A. or automo- lady received a corsage and gift MARGARET BELL DECEASED:
Wasco Oregon
that said residuary five-eights
letive committee which was in- bilept or bath tubs. Also, we sus- and each man a boutonniere and JOHN A. BELL; LYDIA SMALL;
(H>
(including
said
lapsed
one
Shop Phone 332 ,
tent on a sales tax. The sales tax picton, the Russian leaders don’t gift. Mrs Pauline Kaseberg, Mrs j e a n SMALL; NEWTON SMÀ-
eighth (Vi) of ARCHIBALD Mc
Home 331
MORO
would further complicate our c^re about having us look down LeRov Belshee a nd Mrs Leonard l L; THÈ UNKNOWN DEVISE-
DERMlD) is distributive only
tax system.
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c i their meager way off life. Fields put on a skit. Guests atf
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among those children and grdhd Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Afternoons
Keith
Lewig
5. The present tax bill is un- Perhaps some of the muzhiks tneded from Hermiston and The
children of the last named de
doubtedly the most carelessly might have thought,
however, Dahes. Dainty refreshments were
ceased brothers and sisters of the
written of any such measures that antagonizing the U. S. Sen- served by. Mrs Kenneth Blau and
testato;* as were living at the
THK DALLES
that has ever been presented to a^ right now wasn' half smart.
M rs Leonard Fields.
death of ELIZA J DINGLE, w i
211 East Third Street
Mr and Mrs Charles S. Fulton
11 ' “
Oregon Voters
Even its most
dow of the testator;
Telephone 3209
returned last week after a tw o
rabid proponents excuse
And fdr a further decree ad-
North turn at WASCO '
weeks vacation trip spent In
saying it will be amended,
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J
Seattle, Washington.
voter can be sure it will be I
Wasco,
Oregon
Weekend
guests
at
the
home
of
amended the w ay he or she
• 1 . • <
. „
Mr ,and Mrs Joe Hilderbrand
wants it amended For instance, From obaerver oct. 5, 1W8
were George Larson of Portland
If .the provision giving counties
A u t o R e p a ir in g
one-sixth of the sales tax income
Mr and Mrs George Fox are and Andrew Jourgenson of De-
WASCO, OREGON
ôn an assessed valuation basis happy parents » d f a daughter tris, Michigan,
Phone
552
were changed to a population ha- hi>rn September 29.
C. W. Johnson and son, Gor-
or 681
is (which is very probable) Sher-
J. J. W iley and wife have mo- don returned . from a vacation
man county would lose another ^ved to the ’ower floor of the Art to Great Falls, Montana. On their
GAS AND OIL
120,000 under the bill.
Holt house recently vacated by return trip they visited Yellow
Tires-Accessorles
6. All sales taxes are regres- Frank Fortrer. ,
- ,
Stone Park and were guests of
8ive, meaning that they bear
a Citizens mass m eeting held Mr and Mrs F. Harland Johnson
R. H. McKEAN and SON
most heavily on those least able in m e Mort» Opera house Tues- at Dayton, Washington,
IN S U R A N C E
to pay. The Tax Study commis- day evening resulted in the fol-
Mr and Mrs Ray Vetterleln
sion and Griffenhagen & Associ- lewing nominations for city offl- and small daughter Sharon Rae
Grain, Feed, Floor, Fnel
ates, both of which made a long Treasurer C. V. Belknap; Council of Aloha were weekend' guests
Farm
Implements, Bags, Twine
study of Oregon taxes, both op- ^.en, J. C. McKean, Tom Douma of the latter’s brother and sis-
posed the enactm ent of a sales and Walter May, All were nafed <er in law, Mr
and Mrs n . M.
BARBED W IRE—GOOD POSTS
i
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tax. There is almost no recogniz- tc succeed »hefselves ercept Wal- Johnson.
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PHONES
ed tax authority In the United ter May who will succeed W. S.
Mr and Mrs Dale Laughlin
r-» A O
A
Feedstore
Office
Residence
OCT.
States who favors a sales tax. PjwelL who declined further ser- vzere weekend
guests in Port-
G A S S T A T IO N _
ie 2 .
3 -H
For these reasons this news- vice for the city.
iQnd and attended the ball game
WASCO
:-s
OREGON
paper urges all voters to oppose.
.
_ Saturday.
the proposed sales tax next Tues- F r o * the G.VJournal. Oct- 4, 1918
Mr and Mr8 Harold .W hite,
Mr
and Mrs Darold McQulllen
day at the polls.
field tells
of -nrv
m eeting
X
a H
P n L r Ralph
and Bris-
Paul
P « 8»- and Mr and Mre Fran-
n ”v an,d„ ™
P ra n t^ n d
C a tk in , attended the ball
For Wasco
Bride To Be
STANLEY SWETT HASTiNfiSS-tfCDONALD
K h Other Dan
OIL PflQDUCTS
A tlas T ire s
A tlas Batteries
CHEVRON
=
The Gay Shop
finding Eugene Vintin later in £ame ** Portland Saturday.
WHAT A RAIN
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X
J
r
S
O * Ge. Fair
Firsb For Wheat
The skies were alive with flash- y®ra
ing Ught and the fields awash
N e w plaid & plain skirts - Sweaters
Blouses - N e w Fall Dresses - Lingerie
Hose and Handmade G ifts
z iiT rv F N fl-
Jn la£ °£ ? Harvey Sm ith.
New Hampe
Cockerel Cln-
New Hampshire
with
water
for a as
couple
Monday
president
Wdlson Brow
drew thy Bell 1st; Pearl Bell 2nd;
hours rushing
that must
go down
one
Monday Prer,'4A
"* 'toil«««
W asco , O regon
Oveson 3rd.
of the most extensive and heavy to* fir8t Oraft number. It was Joan
New Hampshire -, Hen, E. M.
storms this county has exper- 32**
Ufltngar lst; M. A. Bull 2nd;
-L- \
F ,o,n th® Observer, Oct- 2, 1W* M A Bull 3rd.
Mud across the highways, de-
- -
Mamnshirp - Pullet, M
bris in th e streets, sheet erosion
Messers Howell A Son made
Oveson
From where I s it...
J o e M a r sh
«ro «11 . tittle strange to us In us an early call from Wasco A B* > ’ *
thlszaroa. An Inch of water fall- t i l i n g In their tw o cylinder 3rd. Pen of
ing w ithin half an hour must go Bulch.
y
’ 3 d
someplace—and fa?t.
A. C. Thompson’s crop brought Ove-o _ • •
, Cockerel
" I f * Living
W hatever damage may result In about $4,000 this y*ar
F eart'B ril lat* Cinthy Bell 2nd.
to fields o f sown grain, or from
Eight hundred head of De- [earl Bell l«,_G »ntny B en ^ n a.
Pearl Bell 1st. Pullet «.
(That. Counts'*
washing will probably be well l&ine bucks from Muddy passed
Cinthy
Bell
lat.
Pen - Cinthy
offset by the plentltude of mois- down the CS Ry Sunday, deatin-’
Bell 1 st •
ture that makes seeding possible ed for Montana,
All other heavy breeds • Cock-, /I stole the title of tMa eolama a glass of mellow boer with friends
in good season this fall.
Chris Anderson is having a
erel - Cinthy Bell 1st; Hen -
krom a magazine article that aald . . . the companionship of man and
Nevertheless, when w e have new well made on his Monkland
E. M. Cslingei 1st;
Pearl Bell a whole lot better than I can what
wife, unruffled by distractions of
another inch of rain coming it farm.
2nd and 3rd. Pullet • E. M, Es- farm and country life can mean- • the city . • . the mntual tolerance
« “' r ^ X . ^ n ' U h
We talk about farm profits, pro of one another’s tastes—in choos
duction,
research, and mechanical ing a friend, or a glass of beer, or
to send iv
Fourth Thursdays <n east
Leghorns: Cockerel - Mrs Cla-
improvements
. . . but isn’t It true, a candidate for Governor.
Month. Visiting Member ra Houston 1st; Cinthy Bell 2nd.
Mind, I’m all for material im
what
we
really
value i s jthe life
invited — Mnm Dragon
Hen - Mrs Clara Houston 1st,
Now that President Truman
provements.
But from where I ait, '
country
living
o
ffers
u
s
?
.
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•
the
Genevieve Powell, W. M.
E. .M, E$linger 2nd; Mrs Clara
has aaid that American people
the real goodhhas of our country
chanoe
to
be
close
to»
our
families
Edna
MeUer.
Secretary
Houston
3rd.
Pullet
•
Mrs
Clara
should eet less the rabid taborit-
ea who criticized Taft for a V n re k a Lodge N o. 1^1 A-KA A3C Houston 1st A 2nd. P en-C inthy and neighbors. . . children sharftlg life la that spirit of tolerance,
tHe lgt ani
lgt; Mrg Clara Houston 2nd in the chores. . . working with our j. moderation, and good fellowship.
simitar utterance can be quiet 1 nreka
own hands at a worthwhile job.
,
-
3rd Thursdav eveninci and SWT.~
fir a spell.
of e*eh month ViaHi*»«»
Ay dght breeds:
Cockerel •
Aad teuatry pleasures are"*
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members are cordially p eari
Hen - Pearl Bell simple: good talk at day's end, and
The trouble 4n Portland seems
invited to meet wHb n- lj?t
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to he that teachers are working
fdr money Instead of to educate
the young.
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E. E. Barzee, W. M.
B. Pinkerton, Secretary
Ducks: Old Male - E. M. Eslin
Joen Ross 2nd. Young
CoovruihL 1947. (M u k
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HEIRS
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threaten
ownership!
• If you were the first and only owner o f your real estate.
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• owner
your title to it might g — o — _—
unquestioned.
joint
ship can complicate matters, as the Browns* discovered.
When they bought a new home in Oregon, their realtor
ordered a Commonwealth Insured Title.
.' The court records showed the seller was the sole
heir to his immigrant father’s, estate. However, the court
records proved faulty. Over a yeac later seven European
brothers and sisters of the seller laid claim to the property
as heirs o f their father’s estate and established their
claim. Commonwealth assumed the entire loss and paid
them off. The Browns kept their home, thanks to a
Commonwealth Insured Title. Ask your experienced
rez/fer, attom ty Qt banker about the many advantages of
a Commonwealth Insured Title.
> V A t n c story except fo r the name.
Sherman County Abstract Co.
Oregon
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