"
-
Moro, Oregon, Friday,
ese
Kent American Legion Post Provides
Military Rites For Comrade’s Funeral
By Mrs L ester W ilson
v
N o te
by
G ile s
George Bell Legion post con-
ducted graveside services Satur-
day for Eugene N orton who died
T h u rsd ay in The Dalles hospital
a fte r a s h o rt illness. Interm ent
was in the IOOF cem etery at
Kent.
Mr and Mrs H arry Young and
family and Mr and Mrs Clarence
Young.
Mrs Carl Schadewitz and son,
John, m otored to The Dalles to
m eet Mrs Schadew itz’ m other,
Mrs John K. W ilson and her sis-
ter, Miss Mae W ilson, who ar-
January 30, 1948
Official County Paper
Granges Initiate
Local(People Air
New Members
Voices In Briefed
At HarJandview
.. .c *
B y Mrs George Fox
H arland View grange met Jan
09 irt ,'OiTlllnr enojnn
Conference Reports
Conference Com it!»
Report 1 o County Group
W allace Kadderly. farm hour
broadcaster of KGW, Portland,
Sherm an county farm ers 150 counties Is to be m ade by the
w ith his technician, Earl Peter strong labored from ten in the com m ittee later w ith the thought
son, were here Tuesday afternoon m
orning until after six In the ev th at one m ight be formed In
to a tte n d thp n ln n m n ir nnnfur
L> F r e n c h
We suggest th a t you read the
hoar —
----vvMiu.ieitutu uiai lu ia i lUflll» or
nea
and
.
changes
in some of them, graveled w ith school bus routes
on ittGtias
wppk r iT
And
u J a treaw
rei-»
report
W allace May acted as chairm an first, mail routes second and
and after a prelim inary
state then m arket roads: the 150-200
There U ni> better » a y to become
m ent by LeRoy W right, giving bushel truck was favored over
acquainted with your business—
the historical background of thp larger sizes and anv increase in
x,.oina»oa nn
J S
m oi, o m i n , v n
conference, introduced Kenneth railroad rates should be on a
S i ’S L T moat cornea In con
Fridley, chairm an of the contro poundage basis instead of a per
ShertMii^oonnty officer, make
W a v n p 1Calon a n „ Ml a n „ k (r,-
verslal school com m ittee who re rentage basis the sub-committee
said.
Mary Beth Minden home man ported for that active group.
very good reporta.
Bo.r8“ 1; „ _______ __ ___________
Archie Brand. Ow ltr: Io the death
„
xx
.
The crops comm ittee, under
Louis Staton of Eugene was a cident is inaking satisfactory .
o r ‘ p m em ber
E.itrene a 8em ent specialist, at Oregon
Dewey Thom pson did not get to
.. ~ week end guest at the home of Progress. He is in The Dalles Xo,.'?,) n ^ nKV n t X ' o f the Tam State told of the .national short I ingram Outlined
There it an im portant question M r and Mrg G eor^e W ilson.
hosDital.
________
That report was in outline
b s e°m Plete report because
d ’dat' s from ther* were unable
f u s i n g „ ..........
in thf ...........
nited ___
Sta-
th at has never bean aattlad In
Mrs p rank von Borstel attend-
John B uether narrow ly escap- J'
e
_ form as follows: We recommend thf> daY ended i>efore the pro-
tes resulting - in a . .._________
great num ber
Oregon. TTiat » 00 we w ant
an Am erican Legion Auxili- ed serious injury w hen his car
Tt
' „ m n lm o iis lv vnted bv of 0,(1 bouses being used. Edu
A. Complete separation of ele gram.
It consisted of a study of world
more people mere or not.
ary conference in Roseburg and plunged over a 15 ft em bankm ent H ,
Vip ’ ,nntniu ,x »n
cate^ people demand better llv m entarv and high schools.
e»on nrnqoerts in which it was
Ttye Chambers of Commerce ln Sajgn j v h i l e enroute home two miles^ west^ of Shaniko Sat-
^ v d a w s -to " > S d that th eir
conditions resulting J n m ore
B. Strengthening
and realty men boast ° L . ^ e from
Francisco. She was m et urday night as he w as retu rn in g
m eriim *' H p '
dem and on producers of goods, m ent of elem entary and high sbpwn that the norm al use of
state and the numbers of settlers in P ortland
id by
hv Mr
M r vn
n R
nrstpi from
from a a basketball
basketball Kame.
vame. The
car
‘ . . . ir,l
, . « r » n . r r t , . v
. . h t .
J e a n Scheel,
S ch eel. e extension
s s is t school
echnnl lu
n ch nrnixrnm
il adc
lunch
program an
and
ade wheat in *h- United States was
von
Borstel
The car
n to
Jean
1 x te n s io n a assist
who are . coming
here and
. .
.
>x>lnt and they m otored to K ent T ues was badly damaged but none of I . '”
. ' nd 1
™ ... . a ...............
n
t , said th at a few years ago quate physical fitness program . about R.5P0 000 bushels and that
...................................
to the sale of farms
and houses,
.
the occupants ----- - tnstra(I ° r
present second
fa
Perhaps Sherman county is as
Mrg c j K unck of T he Dalles injury.
anLou?firT<?atheriaarvIf Rob RoîS?À l ^e exPe rts for mor* inform ation and high school transportation ing grown
a condition
that •
little affected as any county by game a week ago to pay an ex-
Mr and Mrs P«ul Sm ith of rpnnrfpH nn tba m aHpr’c «.hnni about frm ing. Planning is needed where possible.
c ^ te in ly cause over-pro-
nàmopv
any business, he said, and
D. Specialized
instruction in Auction w hen the rem ainder of*
thia but It la almost impossible ^ j ^ d visit at the home of her Redmond were Sur.day dinner h ? . . t q.ini, - v
IC* held last S uq AWI at Ramsev
; i? , ,u’
\
i w u u u iu .. . «
re c o v e re d
to either buy or rent a house parents, Mr and Mrs Theo von guests at the home of Mr “ and
p
Q..v
noav
S.bk.b
tv,«',,
much
-is
needed
for
business
like
music
in
grade
and
high school,
lo . , b . ? w ! o er r m
recover«!
S
t
l
f
attendedT
Mre
V
m
ra
s
X
r
fa
m
in
R
that
1r
affc<‘ed
hv
so
E
Im
m
«llate
estoblt?hm
ent
of
o
.
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be some na*
hers. We have the sort of icon- Borstel
Mrs Allan Bekkadahi.
omy that attracts few new coin-
Mr and Mrg Jeg8e H elyer en-
Mr and Mrs W alter W ilson o f" v
rpnnrf
fhP twn ,inv
central 4-year high school and a t \on8. th at cannot feed th eir neo
m any tren d s and conditions.
era who would
enough terulncd Sunday w ith a buffet The Dalle» were Sunday dinner
a
™ f t ' ','n p ' rT m ,
o-vear high school when possible. P*e. hut the tariff situation often
iw y e y to retire to CaUternla in dlBner and „„ af, em oon of pin- g ““ “ a‘ lhe home of Mr and ¡„¿Si.
T L T a w ,.....C?_»a ?.
F. E nrichm ent of
curriculum m a*,es this impractical also: The
which
she
and
n
p
r
u
usband
a
t
northw est produces 100,000 000
order to get started. One m ust ochle. Those present w ere Mr Carl Schadewitz
in
high
school
to
include:
tended d u rin g the m onth of
bushels of which half is surplus
have a farm owning father or an<1 Mrg Dick Holdaway
1)
Industrial
Arts
January.
Oregon raises a fifth of this to
m arry a fa.'m er’a daughtar t< daughter. Doris of Moro, Mr and
a. Mechanical Drawing
Geortre -Fox. ma«*« ! of thp R u
ta i.' *
«tart farming here
Mrs N orris Gilkison. and Mr
b.
Shop
fus granen extended an invita
Maybe we should m ind It, b u t and Mrs E arl Olds of G rass Val-
2) Home m aking
Moisture Mowt InqHirtnat
Di<a M urrnv o v o | 1223 Eu-
tion to HaYland-View and Kent
we don’t
1
ley and Mr and Mrs Bill Jeffer-
-
3.
Music . .
"ranges
to
bring
their
candidates
gene
St.,
Hood
River,
passed
There U a sixeable bunch of tes and fam ily, and Mr and Mrs
A griculture thru Smlth-
M errill Oveson told of tha
to R ufus F eb ru ary 13 ine order away Sunday night following a —♦ 4) Hughes
people all over the state who «ay I .ester W ilson and family,
work
V am ount of m oisture needed -to
that
thev
m
ight
r«:eivc
th
e
th
ird
tw
o
weeks
illness,
we have enough people in Ore- - Mrs F rank von Borstel m otor,
5) Adequate physical fitness produce wheat, saying th at 2.6
F uneral services for Eugene
and fo u rth d eg rees of the order.
Mrs Dst w a s born October 20.
Won already. Moce wUl m ake e-1 to Portland M onday to at-
program .
bushels of wheat can he grown
Lyle
N
orton,
24,
of
K
ent
w
ere
A
delicious
lunch
consisting
of
]RR2
in
-
La
Fayette.
Yamhill
the taxes higher? will m ake th e tend a m eeting of th e com m ittee
Urldlev had praised the conn- on one -inch of m oisture as an
held
Saturday
a
t
1:30
in
The
Dal-
notato
salad,
sandwiches,
cake,
county,
Oregon.
She
lived
most,
fishing and hu n tin g h ard er and for Mrs L aura Goode for national
les
w ith interm ent in the K ent
Jello and coffee was served to the of her life in Sherm an county. tv ’s leadership in fit-ids of agri- average. Nitrogen is the second
will fill the roads w ith cars.
Let auxiliary president. It was held w cem
nipipr
etery. Norton, son of J. E. approxim ately
« M y ’ people Sbe was marWed In December ^
y
^
nX
a5«.vy. t £
’em stay * Oklahoma (or
at the Portland post No. 1 club N orton wafl a veU ran of WorRi n re8 en t
of 1924 to W. H
Ft, wno pre-
tRat R
provide its own trogen content. *
ceded her in death.
Genera* Elsenhowei* expressed
t h e George Beil le g io n post m f i t i o n ^ h u r i ^ y f ^ M a s t
children w ith good educations at
High soil m oisture and high
Survlvopp are two sisters. M rs a lower m illage th tn m anv cities, nitrogen
himaeir very well 4n retirin g de and the ladies auxiliary held a
was l « i t M K em M a Z lS
SHERM AN ('OVXTIANS
m akes high yields.
finitely from party p a lltk s
Mil- joint m eeting T hursday night 1923 and ha(i Uved t j ere aH nis
The next .m eeting of the Sher- . ’ R Rehman
' / ¿ U of h Everett.
- , u n Wash.,
The report was aoopted after
High sofU m oisture and low ni-
itary men those who have m ade at the Legion hall. A fter the bu-
w m k i ^ sin c V tl.
w ?th m a n C o u n tV c lu b w i’>
a*
^ tb p r
,a s S some discussion hut w ith no dis- trogen m akes iow yields.
it a life wo»* should not aspire siness session the evening was kis father in 'th e Kent store H Moro Hotel next Wednesday
, .enhlw and sent.
■
Low soil moisturt* and high
t o P o b l .^ p o s i t i o n , just. a . the
p ls y ln , « r d » High «ore» ^ o ^ V t h ^ A
a t fvJO a m and a va,
* " "
"
’ h ”
Allan Tom bevan his report nitrogen m akes low yield«,
on weeds by . saving th a t 65.000
Low soil m oisture and low ni-
• * n*ra *
.
• lhe evening w ere held by at K ent and th e K en t trranee
led program has been arranged.
held
,
Ln S h e n u a n county were trogen make« low yield«.
Perhaps he
V td c b C uv n^fr. ubm “j j ‘
wu
S u rviving are M a WMiew (U r- . SpeJ kln^ * ' l,M ,‘ *<« te
FriV in Hr>O(| R iver from A .
tb a S
ween
In 1947 there waa 99 l50
thing but hts own position w ra th U u f. Refreshm ent of 'wrtdwlches.
t
daughter«- C elia m d lc y w b o
ta ’k « h ^ g rth e work p h n n e l .t q T»\ i , ^ i - W’p d n S n v wee<1 fofosfo4
wa« enough
and coffee w ere served.
Nan^y aS<l h“f l^Ther
S iX 7 s of the conference com m ittee on
? in i‘e rm e n t
M
idle
ednesdav
u n .d n f|fth nnd n s(xfh O( t^ e countv in w]n te r w heat, 32.200 In spring
s’ow <he_'*eid is left to Taft.
Mr and Mrs Paul Sm ith of ¿ro Mjss Alta Norton of San ?*hoo,s a?<’ .th e te n o n in g th ,» " ' ,h in,p,rnpnt ln th *
W'M
the wheat. 130.100 in suinm er/allow ,
em eterv ir» Hood River. Rev. R was greatly eoneeined in
St
n, w ith w hat of Redmond • were
overnight Francisco. Mrs G eraldine Tatum
forfo
»»•.♦ent'ly adon F. Brownlee of the Alliance problem.
Dewey
<«00 in barley. 300 in oats. 2550
ever Others may get support guests Friday night at the Bill of The Dalles C arole of K ent ed report of th at group. Merrill
His com m ittee had agreed that in C ropland pasture, 17.500 in
••bnrrh ronduet?*! the services 1) everv m ethod of eoml>attlng Crested w heat.
from a state or two. T aft is the Jefferies’ home
and Saturday a *d twe brothers W ilev and R
625 ill alfalfa,
Oveson who will talk about weed
)SS
weeds should be used. 21 cult«- 7 500 in grain hay. 60 In orchard
best Informed m an in the senate: night at the E. C. Sm ith home. Norton of K ent
4
killing chemicals, th eir history,
Dewey a good ad m in istrato r and
Mrs Florence Clark, d a u g h te r ___________ _ _
vat km methods should he used and garden and 500 in Idle cron
potency! and methods of appli- REI) CROSS TO MEET
, a he
Sherm an chapter Red Cro>e when possible and chemicals as land.
Stassen a w esterner who m ight of Mr and Mrs G rover Young
7 ” 4 -
sation. A progress report will
appeal to voters w est of the Miss underw ent an operation
last STOCKMEN VISIT
made on theroad program of the
a m eetfo<? February 2 a good second choice, 3) opera-
Harold E akin for the livestock
lssippi W hichever one Is elected W ednesday at thp Providence
Sherm an G uttridge o j the Ox club which is int<"este<l In the a :
courthouse tors should own th eir own out- com m ittee found that cattle had
will have plenty
of trouble hovriitat In Portland.
Bow ranch near P rairie Cify and interim committee, hearing.
y?r ' R4lcha ri* Evans will speak on fit enabling them to treat at the increased while hogs and sheep
stmightenlnx
out
the
m ess
Week-end guests at the J. E. C.
C. L. Jam
Jam ieson,
ieson, secretary of the — -----------------
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We ’ . Purpose of P irn n in c 1913 proper time and with the am ounts ^ ad declined in numbtVflf here.
vre*re tn.
N o rto n h o m e w e re
M iss ” Rena Oregon C attle and H orse R aisers W H E A T ON W AY
’
.wil1. bp desired. 4) farm opetators should Manv younger stockmen - have
Norton, Miss Alta N orton, Mrs association stopped in Moro Tues
The Sherm an countv rarinnd a
. , t e J o f ,p ('pnt dev elo p , ¡n'm -m th e m se lv e s
about both operated on a constantly rising
R uth H arrison and L arry H arri- day to attend the conference and of w heat has arriv ed at ¿ a n i J m ents n
Red CroRS natl° n a ’ hotlr annual and perennial weeds Inarket so long h a | beep the up
W AIW X) T R A M T O A A .C .
-
w ero ahlR “ > ? 'v e m uch pertlnen- accoTltog to woM r e c S v ^ b v E X ’ B a l r ^ ' r e Ä ' ,
h T 'T
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The Wasco American Legion
■ontinue
their interest until sw jn g jn cattle prices,
baakeball team has had a very
Mr and Mrs G rover Young en- inform ation to m em bers aixm t George W H arris m a n a « » r n f „« ♦ e 0 8 .7. , fe e 7 t b at
menace
was under control,
Farm ers intending to en ter the
his as- the 1
W ast£ Ä
?
' h” ’ ’ <'° ''nty C° Urt Sh° U'
successful season «o f i r w ith ten tertained Sunday w ith a birth- Bang’s disease ant- the new ,he G h e rm a n " t o p ™
appoint .cattle business should choose fa
games behind them and one loss, day dinner in honor of th e ir brand law which is under con and has been loaded. , The ship
a weed inspector.
,rn»’od breed h\’t look for ’ rood
The m eeting
open to t»v>
Of the chemicals the com m ittee 8jze
thick body,
deep flesh,
which puts Condon and Wa^co sor , Harry. Those present w ere s lderahle discussion th is vear
_wHI dock , a t Portland F eb.1.
general pTblYc
in a tfe k t' 0Mttepderc of the
tho-.’ght 2.4-D thn best although blocky and early m atu rin g types
it is a com parativelv new weed The use of better hulls w as em-
killer. sodium chlorate is usefu’ phasized. It is necessary to obtain
as a second choice and the soil a 90% calf crop to suceed.
fum lcahts' third, largely because
Sherm an county could keep
^ e tS S ^ n
I 1 8 * W ily W . K nighlen. stam p
of cost.
(’are m ust be used in 25.000 beef cattle on the basis of
“ T
'
w ™ / A lk tr l^ n S-1- SHERM AN COUNTY. ORE- S up’t office, $15.00; Katie Geiscr °
« 0 6 oi
T
r
Pr? ^ ed.
buvlng chem icals because of v ar feed needs enum erated on 75
f f i £ : . - J * , y y <* a S neU ± i CON. GEN ER A L AND ROAD Sup’t office help, $ 1.00; . L C ?ep a^ s $2 50
w C ^ ü ïiu
Deed '«-«uni
I s m e d lo How
Iio v v anl
a ru j .1 . r pF.tt
ra
Iasi yearVnd was beaten <n
DECEMBER 1917, FYeeman. P. M. stam ps C
~ lerk’s
' ro a palrs’
d
52 5" ’ ' w
«¿ - a AÄ‘h
Schilling
o c o n ennv«rtn„
v e y i n g . tax
. . . foreclosed ........
p ro p e r- iation in the am ount of active acres of stubble per cow, 30 acres
ingredient contained therein.
of grass. 25 acres of Crested
perennial weeds the amin- w heat grass or 25 acres of seeded
the play off with Condon
are best and the es- pasture. Each cow should have
point. I t 1« hoped this
for annual weeds a ton of hay per w in ter o r m ore
happen thia year.
Both
weeds 10 to 15 gal- and up to 3 tons of good chaff.
to u rn a m e n tieple*nt'y
E
astern
Oregon
W
heat
le
a
g
u
e
,
E.
Fields,
sheriff’s
exDense.
¿12-
‘
claims
presenfel
against
County
E astern Oregon W heat le a g u e , E. Fields, sheriff’s expense, $12- CONDENSFD
P n o C P P n iN C Q £ a , , PreRenLr* against
J«a_
S'w hore f°r ^eec*lng either cattle or hog»
ivertlsem ent.
$20.00: Mrs Paul 00:
I^ester Johnson,
Johnson Prem
P r e m ium
iu m n OF
v
a t
AfLtewr'wT^.
advertisem
ent, $20.00;
00; T.
T. I^ester
SPFCTAI
V FFTTN r’ n ir Special Road Tax Fund.
of competition.
acis contracts
arnount ,n
c°u n trv
w n rrr rood equipm ent and conditions
May, T. B. stam ps, $5.00: Jam es on Officer’s Bonds, $110.00.
• C O U N TY
c o u r t H P i n n p c Purchase
and sales
W. Jones, expense of Govern- ROAD FUND:
EM BFR 15 947
DEC' entered into
with r n i( and
’n w atpr *s a problem and a pres- Rho u ,d bp provided More sheep
sure of 30 in no pounds was r«-
profitably he kept on most
NEW WRLLM
into m ent trapper, $50.00; C. Mersin- ROAD EMPLOYES PAY ROLL--
At a special m eeting of th o ^ ta n d a rd Oil
C om panies commended.
p erta in
M
M
„ „ (1 y’dB t should Sherm an county farm s the group
A "should
good
The city well w as put
‘
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J- T- Brown $238.60; C. Bar- County Court"’held D u m b e r 15 X £ f n r T / r r o n ^ r J n ^
ho used, whi^h
have a 25 “
¿1
operation Tuesday night for tne ger, jan ito r $99.97; R. O. Scott,
eenholt, $156./0: E. M cP herson, 1947*. c o n fe re n c e held with Mr uients for c u rren t year.
r««»
am i n a 300
ano gallon
an lin n tank
E2
, and for light horses
first time. W ork of _______
installation Ju stice of Peace, ,
foot boom and
(auk.
*p^e dem
n m n u tw l # earlier
« rlie r by
bv Ernest
Game Commission, Pred- $170.33; F rank Bazzel, $172.01: m m O vncon
of th e
F n « tp rn x, A ssurances given tc M rs C s
was p completed
E rn e st State
- tat*
A 20 foot boom m oving at 3vs jg suc^ that 70 000 are needed
was
Animal Control, $100.00. R Medlock, $130.40: Paul Cyphers Oregon
Fxnerim ental
S ta tio n £fu lto n ^ o o r g e F o x and Donald MPH
sprav 8 acres per an n u any for replacem ents.
Of
Woods, the last operation being al° r
............ ' - Joe ^ - rin
• k - a rd - . $190.30: re
^reeo
n to rx the
p e n n building
v niai of sta a tio re-
n M
a t road
m atters
In bour E will
the « ¿m eetin g of the pipe into V ernon I. M iller County Com- I20L30;
,a tivc
^ ^ artin
ic h ^ th they
'X r e m
interoste.l
™ U*h
the e "five''m
ain b ^ d s ’ S e Morga’n
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- J Ht, T are neceSH , m
live man
t H a
cistern m issioncr, (18.00, Joe Peters, » ronR K. Bayer, (158.40.
Rldence renlnpintf the nnp
t
. . .
itio r n #-**••••
Rarv tn laa
k e e p « ika
tb p ft»«««
f,.ow e Yen and
a ? d and « Arabian
w ere, favored « nl «.
the Cistern. Altnougu tne cisxern
rnmmlfurfnnpr S11 40; T ACCOUNT— F la tt's Truck Ser- S
hv ire
wou,d rere,vp due ^ n sh le ratio
1
snravers m ust be cleaned as the though the Q uarter Horse, the
vice. M iscellaneous $1.48; Union
District
Attorney4
by r District
mmms were started it was com- L ester Johnson,
D istrict Attor- vice,
D
istrict A
tto rn s 4 requested tn , B eport made b\
) l n rlc?,
chemicals are corroding to me American Saddler and Thorough
Pacific Pacific Railroad, m iscellaneous, com m unicate with nrooer parties i? rneY pertaining to collection of t j
pletely full the next m orning.
ney expenses^ $17.50;
F
bred were considered. The cii
i, $5L- $. 00: FI,-si N a tio n ,, Bank, with- r2 b d v e ,o .h • !'.ll.'reton
Wh<
Drilling for w aU r by the city Pow er A Light C o , lights
ho Own The County
m ate and conditions ln Sherman
dence at E xperim ent Station lost
UTMong
_ -----— w eek 13; City of Moro, w ater, $1.75; holding tax, $94.50; Public E m
county were declared very favor
it
beR nMtMST ou tfit Pacific Telephone & Telegraph ployes R etirem ent System , re- surance covering residence loss by fire.
The
Land
Use
com
m
ittee
un-
Mr. Charles £, Wilson, as
Assessor confers with court der Vernon Miller brought in re- able to the production of good
from Beaverton who a re sta rtin g Co., telephones all offices, $42.15: tirem ent fund, $89 91: State In nieml>er
of n a Schooli
r
l
u
n
t
i
n
pertaining
to replacem ent of of- ports on several subjects with horse8-
Accident ‘ Commission
w tth a 14’.’ bit im m ediately south Oregon State A gricultural Col- dustrial
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on “ ' l ctto"
± ,e.„slte2 ° .r f e e assistant and of w o rk ln , Paulen Kasebcrg. Allan T o m , Or-
Proposed
lege, budgeted item County* A- m iscellaneous, $38.08; Secretary grounds
and buildings in con-
of the city proper
w hh Assessor’s mond
Hifderbrand and Giles
gent. $1272.50;
F irst
National of State, miscellaneous, $10.00: nectlon w ith a Countv U nit Stv«- in conjunction
office.
French reporting on some of
The F arm and Rural Life com-
Bank, with-holding tax, $107.00; R. H. McKean & Son, tires and tem
or a _ Union
Hifirh School, APPOINTM
ENTS
YOl'NGBTBRS TO {MfcTHER
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I ..
. .
m
lttee
w
as concerned
* v***’ • rei
.. MADE FOR them.
infill.
iiiiiv
cv
wan
lunvviHW .grajftly
¿a
Th* recently organized Sher- Public Em ployes R etirem ent Sys- tubes
account, $30.56, general COnfers w ith Court rolatix/A »A
r, ‘ ,i_Ir CURRENT YEAR: Sheriff Nor-
Miller laid the background hv over the health situation
here
___ * V a h ik fpm rp firp m p n t <157 95* N a tio n - siin n lio s. <40.00. <70.5fi: Mid-Col-,
o
• ’W M ™ S S rf f r,H?“ jLng8w „ , n
Mrs j . al M. the Wilson
» « J din n Hild
er guests
hom e
t L ' d .“» «
S o n * y M' ' s“ "
n „T;
v . u.
M r and Mrs W ily K nightcn
and 8®" W ily J r. .0 / Moro w ere,
s „ nday a( , he
<* Ml and Mre Frank on
l m v d andh Bill B a?iv a„M nt
y a n l i ill Heli ry sp e n t
th e
evening
a t the hmne of Mr and
slon was Mr McKay's birthday
nirtn(1ay.
Hugh Hoskinson was an over-
night guest Thursday anti F riday
a, lhe R c Smlth home
Keith ^ e y
w h o w m in ju r -
9
Nelson.. E lm er Nelson an l Na- awoke early in order to
/ijnp R p v n o ld s Trick 1 v o h q T on i the voices of neighbors.
j ” hn
fll)m K(.nt \ ni|
fron' R ufl,s we£
Mr and M”
F rank stmith. Mr and Mrs Pete
r j n ,.lv Mr an.i u r< n p T».„
±
Mr nnd Mre Tohn Fulton'
son. M ^ a n d Mm John Fulton.
Extension Workers
Pra:se Conference
Dica Murray Ost
Succumbs Sunday
Eugeue Norton Buried
In Kent Cemetery
C°art $tarts Years Business; Pays Claims; Promises Roads
c h u rc h e s of the county, together w ; MU«« n.- rT e n c n , r r e m i u m on zu,
M oro i,u m u c i
r u n vu , in SUSpen8e.
w ith th e ir advisors fcnd pastors, officer’s bonds. $115.00;
W est general supolies. $102.42: Colunt-
No fu rth e r »naft°rs at
T h e com ing e v e r f ? > i l l be 1 Coast P rin tin g & Binding Co., bia Motor Service, repairs. $30.- Court afljOurned
me
m ng
,i
church
5:30 dinner meetlni
tim e the
dining room at
« n r Oa*ntatlv»>
com m ittee
will
p o —
r t p ----
r o p . o - s -
roqRp its R ,^.r e —-
ed organization plans. Shelton
F ritts J r. of G rass ’ V alley will
dde as president, ^ P M r tg a
r-«* Af Wasco is vtce-pre^i-
d e n t an d Jessie Ries of R ufus is
tre a su re r
V -n iL iL » t h . business session
Mr^ H o w ard ’Fow ler of Portland
i i i n 7 ? ^ t talk on the Interna-
?U * r ebH ctian Youth conference
.^ n ilo ChN o rw iv Yh il4 during the
at Oslo. N< ^ a^ d ^ which he
S i t ^ X V Iro te’ The"talk witl be
l41ustrate<Dby colored picture
ero n
slides. He represents the Or
Christian Touth Council.
A ssessor’s office. $17.80, Sup’t 12; Ross Fields, general supplies,
office, $20.25, Election supplies, $1.90; In te rsta te T ractor & E-
$17.0(5;
$12.00, Justice Court, $4.20, $54.- quipm ent Co., repairs,
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25;
Dr.
W.
R.
Taylor,
issuing
Loggers
&
C
ontractors
Machin-
.
certificate o f Yocum, ery .C o ., repairs, $43.27; Sunset
deaAh
$5.00, Paul V, Goddard, Coro- Motor Co., repairs. $14.41; Sher-
report and“-fees. $7.00: man M otor & E quipm ent Cb.,
n e rs
Bi»» E
»»• Todd, stam ps A ssessor’s repairs, $34.10; . Fred
..... D orm aier,
office, $13.50; B urroughs Adding road Im provem ent, $165.00; W.
supplies,
M achine Co., Sup’t expense, $0.60; R. Reid & Son, general sup
Sherm an Countv Journal. Coun- $2.34; John Foss, repairs. $5.53;
tv P rinting, $17.60. S h e riffs of- Pacific Telephone A Telegraph
flee, $6.00, <23.60; The J. K. Gill Co., m iscellaneous $10.6i
.60; Pa-
Co.. Courthouse expense. $9.94, cific Pow er & L ight JCo.. m is-
Sup’t expense. $0.68. $10.62; Bu- cellaneoutf, $10.61: City of Moro,
reau of Publications, Sup’t o f - . m iscellaneous, $1.75: Moro Mo-
fice expense. $6.50: Addressogra- tors, tire s & tubes, $1.75: Rich
m iscellaneous,
ph-M ultigraph Corp., Assessor’s F reight Lines,
office exnense $t.50 C raig Office $50.00: Standard Oil Co., gas A
Supplies, S h e riffs office expense, oil, $440.50; Shell Oil Co., gas &
Supervisors . to consist of
15% or 80 000 federally owned
iscu ‘ of
County Court.
Of the ow ershlp he said th at
Countv Road Viewers: Jam es
54% or 159.400 acres are lo
rally owned
CONDENSED
PROCEEDINGS T. Rrown. 41. B. Pinkerton, and
46% or 135.000 acres are ah-
tttt ^ p r r . ’ T * r
t a n t t a r y Donald M artin.
sentee owne<i
‘
19<8 M E E T IN G OF T H E COUN-
County Dog Damage Indemnl-
34% of farm s ow ner operated
TV COURT.
ty Board: W. E. Bruckert. Tom
66% of farmH ore tenant
Claims a''n<n<v eli r,,nds ero. H. Doumn, and K»nneth Sather.
operated _
sented considered md allowed as
Sherm an (’oui<v Journal ap-
29% of the land. 85,600 acres
^’’'’sented with but one excep pointed as County Official News-
are ow ner operated
tion.
Ira r*
paper.
«.
71% of the land 209.600 acres
M ònthlv
of Countv . County
Election
Precincts’
are tenant operated
T reasurer showin” fund balan- Board m em bers re-appoldted with
There are 577 farmR in th»
m«?
n e iiw m rv 1, 1948 pr<*. four exceptions.
Charles R. Logan re-anfx)inte 1 county operated by 273 opera-
rented and filed '
report as County Auditor to ,co v e r ncr- tors who farm an average of
Sem i-annual financial
of C ountv T m s u r e r coverin'* tod from Ja n u ary 1 to June 30tti 1500 acres of which 1100 acres
period from Julv 1. 1947 to Dee- ln'’’” s|ve of the cu rren t y*ear.
are tilled. An average cron of
ember 31 1947 inclusive, present-
Circuit Court J u rv list for 1948 10,000 bushels costs $6,000 to
ed and filed.
eons’stir." of 200 nam es selected, produce
.
Application of H. H. W illard No further m atters being at is-
A study of soil conservation
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for renewal of Beer License ap- sue adjournm ent ensued.
districts in Gilliam and Wasco
of children and for disease pre
vention w ere given by Mrs Wak
ter B ruckert, chairm an in her
report.
T rum an Strong of a sub-corn
m lttee reported on home heautl
fication possibilities saying that
painting and repalrng w ere para
mount.
Planting and care of
shrubs and flowers Is also need
ed and m any varieties can 1)«
successfully grown here.
Expansion of the
club pro-
gram was recommended 1^ Mrs
Alfred
Kock’s
sub-commltiee
which said that each com m unity
should provide enough club lead
ers for all activities the children
wish to engage in. More projects
should be made available said
w ith em
. Mrs Kock
.
. phasis on
health, homes, gardens.
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