PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, APRIL 1«, 1»48
again after spending nearly a dena, California to retire at the thinks the green grass will NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT T. Lester Johnson
Attorney for Administrator
month at Wheeler taking treat age of 81. The Bulls returned straighten him up again.
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nients for arthritis.
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Tuesday.
Miss Lillie Thompson of Port Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed in the
land
was
returned
to
her
home
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The
Dalles
Symphonic
choir
Farm Operations
Art Bucholtz was winner of will Sing at the Moro Commun- this week by her brother, Har- County Court of the State of
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barometer m the drawing lty church at 8 o’clock in the vy, after a visit here with his Oregon for Sherman County his
Final Account and Report as
Rain Tuesday night stopped at the Ranch and Home store evening of- Anvil 27 Tupqriav family*.
nearly all farm -work south of last Saturday.
Mrs L. M. Webber of Portland
Administrator of the Estate of
MORO
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OREGON
Henry I. Savage, deceased, and
Gordon Ridge and added another
Mr and Mrs Mac Bull went to jg a guest at the home of her NOTICE TO ELECTORS
quarter inch to the grand total Camp Sherman to see I. Owen grandson^ Paul May
I hereby announce that I am that Wednesday, the 12th day of
of the season’s rainfall.
Thompson who is selling out
Mrs Verne Rolfe Jr has start- a candidate for the office of sen May/ 1948, at 10.00 o’clock A. M.,
Mrs Ernest Houston is home preparatory to leaving for Pasa ed work in the May & Son store ator for the 18th Senatorial Dis of said day, at the courtroom in
T. Lester Johnson
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filling the place left vacant by trict comprising Wheeler, Gilliam the courthouse, in Moro Sherman
County,
Oregon
have
been
fixed
the departure of Mrs Earl Rehr and Sherman counties, subjts/.
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LAWYER mi A,
for Gresham last week.
Mrs to the will of the Republican by the Court as the time and
place
for
hearing
of
objections
Rolfe is a daughter of Mr and voters. If nominated and elected,
WASCO
MORO
said Final Account and Report
Mrs Bob May.
I will perform the duties of the to
WASCO, OREGON
and
for
settlement
of
said
estate.
Mr and Mirs A. A. Albright office to the best of my abilitv.
Phone
552
Fred Coel
were here Friday of last week
STEWART HARD1E,
,
Administrator OOOOOOOOOOQOO<xaoocxxxxxz>^xx>c<>s>«^c<xx>aocxx>sooono<
from Portland while on their
Condon, Oregon
way to California ' to buy up
some of the drouth cattle which
N e w frocks arriving daily in
are still being sold.
Mr and Mrs Parker Gray of
Gaberdines, Silks, Cottons
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Kelso, Washington were h ere.
75 fem ales nearly all with calves at side
Flriday and Saturday* to visit
Lovely new N ylo n hose in
Mr and Mrs Jack Noonan. Mrs
Gray
was
formerly
Myrtis
Mes-
a ll b u t 3 a re y o u n g co w s & 3 0 a re from 1 9 4 5 -6 c ro p
singer of Moro and Grass Valley.
1 5 & 3 0 denier
Mrs Lucy Ruggles found her
wheelbarrow a trifle the worse
C h a n d ler, R e ese B row n. R o y R obinson
for wear but it has been repaired
by son Oscar so "sh e ' can go
M o u n tc re st a n d W H R B reedin g
ahead with her farming.
W asco , O re g o n
This* Friday* the 5th and 6th
Horned, Dehorned & Polled Females
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grade held the drawing for the
black doll. Vee Busse drew for
the winning ticket. Mrs Irving
Hart had the lucky ticket. The
class decided to send the ten dol
W e do lots of things
lars to CARE for the school
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children in the American zone
in Germany.
T here’ s the bus station, and newspaper
OLYMPIA BREWING COMPANY. OLYMPIA,WASHINGTON, U.S. A.
A drivers license ’ examinei
will be on duty in Moro Thurs
day, April 22, at the courthouse
agencies, O re g o n ia n , Journal, C h ro n icle
A t the Ranch on State I I h j 207, 54 nil. 8. W . of Pendleton; 50 mi
between the hours of 10 a. m.
S. E. A rlin g to n .
1948 calf crop sired by ('h an d ler bred (lia n i^ R m
and 3 p. m. -
at Spokane in 1945 and by Geydr's Champion 1946 Polled ’Hale
and M H S O p tim is t to o , and the p u b lic
Grant Perry of The Dalles was
a t W a lla W a lla .
Good, T h r ifty , Producing Hereford«
here Wednesday in the interest
of the Mid-Columbia Livestock
phone, and magazines and we feed you
show to be held early in June.
M ille r & T e a le , s a le m a n a g e r s
It is the wheat league’s wheat
feeding experimental show and
High Gloss Enamel
W. 807 Shoshone, Spokane 9 Washington
and refresh you. Q u ite a place we have,
Dec. Enamel
Mr. Perry acts as secretary.
Charlev Bullard is again seen
- - - aboul the 3treeU after a long
Semi Gloss
Fullerglo
come in. W e can do something fo r you.
( illness that has kept him either
High
Gloss
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HI at home or in a hospital most of
Fullergloss
Rain Again Stops
Bill E. T odd
KEITH MCDONALD
OIL PRODUCTS
Disperson Sale
Registered Herefords
the m o d e ra tio n
o f o n e ’s d e sire s in
o b ed ien ce to reason. •
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,0. W. Cutsforth, Lexington, Ore.
&
The Gay Shop
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Monday, April 26, 1948 11:00 a.m.
F U L L E R P A IN T S
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A m ateur Wrestling
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CA RPEN TER
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and
CONCRETE WORKER
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15 Bouts of 5 minutes each
Moro Grade School Boys
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W . A. HAYES
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. Phone 424
BOX 261, MORO, OREGON
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8 :0 0 p.m . Friday A p ril 16
Moro Gymnasium
winter.
Porch & Deck
Fuller Trim
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HOME & 11)10 RADIOS
Harry’s Radio Service
50 - 25 - 10 cents admission
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319 E. 3rd SL
TH E DALLES, OREGON
T H E «
Floor Paint
Porch Paint
Windows, etc.
O utside W hite and B arn and Roof P aint
7'
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Check Our Prices
For Spring outside work
Moro Lumber & Fuel
womens* coveralls & slacks
’ RADIO SERVICE
111
Proceeds to buy Basketball Suits
Fullerwear
E d ’s P l a c e
A lso sweaters and suitable sox
M e n s ’ w o r k c lo t h e s
o v e r a lls
For Steaks Cooked the way
>.» You
Tasty Salads
■ w.
S h irts, s o x
Like I hem
- -Good Coffee
a n d f o r p r a c t i c a l n o v e l t y y o u ’d
o u g h t to s e e th e s e b ig p i g g y
Drinks - M AGAZINES - Fountain
b a n k s , s m o o th a n d h o ld m o n e y
O PEN SUNDAYS
Ka-Bar Knife Sets
ON HALF A DAY’S NOTICE W E’LL GET ANY KIND
OF DINNER YOU ORDER FOR A GROUP. FULL FIVE
COURSE DINNER W ITH WHAT YOU W ANT IN IT.
BOB AXTELL, OWN ER A PROPRIETOR
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Moro 'V ariety & Remedy
Shifting's a treat
Carries off heal
13 000 "Time-Clocks" for Reddy
THIS GROWING REGION
USES MORE ANO MORE OF
Reddy Kilowatt always punches a
“time-clock” to record exactly how long
he works for you. His time-clock is the
electric meter. Periodic checks show that
PP&L meters are far more accurate than
the average watch. This year, PP&L will
make more than 13,000 new meter install
ations, primarily to new customers. The
company’s 1948 construction program is
the largest in history . . . to keep pace
with demand for its low-cost electricity.
RPM Gear Lubricant is com. ’
pounded to resist high tern
peratures and pressures.
Expenses beat
PU LLS
FEED
THRU
Electric rates here tr e the lowest in h istory— less than half the national average
Your Partner in Progress Since 1910
For smoother running,
longer w earin g,
easier shifting gears
Get the M ill w ith HI-SUCTION FAN
PPAL’J CHEAP ELECTRICITY I
Pacific Power & Light Company
Flows freely at cold temper
atures . . . always gives you
smoother, faster shifting.
• In Case Feed-Saver m ills, the
big fly-wheel fan sucks feed out
through the screen the instant it
is ground to required size. Keeps
screen c le a r; feed com es out
cooler, m ore u niform — and a lot
faster fo r the pow er used. H a m
m er tips have E IG H T edges for
8-fold grin d in g life. W id e range
o f screen sizes for all types o f
grain o r forage. Case H am m er
m ills are built in three sizes to
suit all tractors. Each size priced
surprisingly low. See us now.
Arstill-Monroe Pontiac, Inc.
MORO,
OREGON
I Cuts wear, expenses, by keep-
ing a tough pressure-resisting
| oil 61m on gears.
A S tandard of C alifornia Product
C. R. ANDERSON
Grass Valley, Phone 232
KEITH M c D o n a ld
Wasco, Phone 552