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PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNT1 JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1018
Work On New
KEITH MCDONALD
Station Residence
Gets Started
STANDARD
Jay Freeman returned to work eminent hospitals. .
favorable. Mr. Eslinj
last week after a lay-off of sev- Ernest Eslinger of Moro, and resolution from the
era!» weeks because of illness.
Miss Vivian Trounce Mrs Art County club to present, r ranx
T. Ltsier Johnson
drivers license examiner Macheel, and Mrs A. M. Huckin Mates and M l, M. Graham of the
A driver
will be on duty in Moro May 6, of Wasco went to Bend Thursday company were here Wednesday
LAWYER
le courthouse between ths to testify in the hearing before .night while on their way from
at the
Work of constructing a
Interstate
Commerce
Com-f
the
Yakima
hearing
to
Bend.
MORO
the
residence to replace the one .
WASCO, OREGON
WHEAT OUTLOOK BETTER
burned last summer
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STATE
TREASURER
The outlook for wheat exports
grounds of the experimental sta- ▼
Phone
552
TO THE xnrrv
VOTERS OF SHER-
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▼ in 1948-49 and beyond was im-
tion has been started by Clarence ♦
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proved
by
the
enact
ire
m
of
the
MAN
COUNTY:
jiuls, who will be assisted next ♦
week by W. A. Hayes. The new 4
♦ European recovery program, says
that I have decided to no
♦ L. R. Breithaupt, Oregon Stofo
house will be built over the foun- 4
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be a candidate for the
4 college extension agricultural “ office of County Judge I want
dation of the old. Lumber has I
N ew frocks, arriving daily in
4 conomists. On the oi her hand, cur-
started to come in with local ▲
„ to thank m f many friends for n
4 rent crop reports are
generally
firms .supplying most of it. Cost I
a te
support thev have given me Q
Gaberdines, Silks, Cottons
4 more - favorable in grain growing ¡n the past j have enloyed fer- jj
is estimated at $24,000.
areas s around the woild than a vjng as a member of the County u
Measle victims have not in- T
presented by
a year ago.
Lovely new Nylon hose in
creased very rapidly this week ▼
Court for a good long term. I ft
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Principal grain importing na' have tried to be fair, and impar Q
and the ones who were ill at last ▼
▼ tions are also get tin,,
hoi tet . .. 4 <n
„ ,v,n
of Countv
ft
report are nearly well again al- ♦
th- transact'on
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S E N IO R C LA SS
1 5 & 30 denier
▼ of means to pay for import
though some were very uncom- ♦
1 affairs. 1 have labored fo r th'
♦ they have been. \ '
fortable for a few days.
A
; things that I felt to be for the
4 United States ex erted
Mothers & Daughters banquet |
best interest of all the people.
4 nine billion dollars more of
Friday night, May 7, 1948, 6:30 4
4 I am sorry that I cannot boast
4 and services than it im p o i
p. m. Moro Community church—•
1 of an imnroved . road to every
W a sco , O regon
▲ 1047, although ImpoC
farm house in the Countv but
pot luck.
I I I ▲
prewar. The deficit v s balanci ‘ we am mak'ne progress with
E. R. Barzee drove up from T
with loans and grant and the our road program.
Portland Tueday morning with J
A s le in this country f foreign
The foliow’inr is an unsolicited
a new trugk for the ranch.
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Y owned gold, securitie and other statement publisher! recently In
Home for the week end was ▼
▼ B sets.
Bob Hosltinson who attends OSC ♦
the RE.A. bulletin:
W e d o lots o i things
♦
The ERP will help h eep inter-
Chris Faureso, engineer o f ♦
“Mr T. M. Wi1°on. we under
♦ national trade g o in w hiie some
stand, is seeking the office
Wasco county, Jeff Wilson and 4
4 nations get back into j production ' of
Representative from Sher
an assistant are working with |
T h e r e ’ s th e b u s station, a n d - n e w s p a p e r
not
mean
4 for export. That does
man County. He helped us
Roadmaster J i m Brown this +
4
that
total
world
trade
a
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n
a
h
cn
30
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that
total
world
trade
or
w
o
rld
materially in the earlv sta
week to make up the report ol |
A d m issio n $.80 - .60 - .5 0 . .30
T , rade in wheal „ill increase.
a g e n c ie s , O r e g o n ia n , J o u r n a l, C h o n ic le
ges of our R E A . struggle
Sherman county to the legisla- a
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s ▲ Breithaupt believes Eventually,
In that County and we know j.
tive interim committee, which I
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I exports must be balanced by
that he understands our prob
held its hearing for the mid- Y
T imports, according to internation-
a n d M H S O p t i m i s t t c o , a n d th e p u b l i c
lems and iq the tvpe of man
Columbia counties in The Dalles J
»de exp
we wouUi like to have repres-,
March 22.
, r f n
*±±±3
international lra< in '1947 was
ent us in Salem.”
Mrs Edith Sa^rs left for Bea- fliCSW i
»rewar
year
fully equal to the
It is true that I would like
p h o n e , a n d m a g a z in e s a n d w e fe e d y c u
verton this week to remain a TT
very much to represent my dis
time with her daughter, Mrs if
trict lrr the next legislature. I
Ross Hart and family.
U
d re fre s h y c u . Q u i t e a p la c e .w e h a v e ,
know there are those who think
Mr and Mrs Howard Con lee «
an
that a man of my age should be
were visitors in Spray Tuesday jj
“shelved”. Through economy and
and on the trip visiting with jj
c o m e in . V / e ca n d o s o m e th in g f o r you.
hard work, I am in a position
friends at Fossil.
Moro
Legion
Hal!
to
retire
from
the
farm
and
I
Alex Marshall. The Dalles 8ro*
Kimsul Insulation
Brick
like to feel that my best years
cer, was here Tuesday
to
for public service are still in the
listen to the high school choir
future.
.
from that towff
Chimney Blocks
Roofing
Again there are those that
Reports from The Dalles are
<
i| ft
n
| make capital of the f t that
that Mrs Mae Moore is still very
_____ born
____ I can’t
Arno’d
Hanson
&
ork
they were native
Building Papers
seriously ill in a hospital there
Ladders
boast this fact. I had no control
and her condition has not impro
ADM. $1.00, tax .20 total $1.20 over the fact that I was one of a
ed in recent weeks.
family of eleven children bo^n
Fuller Paints
William Patterson and wife
Fibre
Pipe
in* east Tennessee. The signifi
W6rc up from The Dalles Sunday
C o o k i
cant fact to me is that as a young
to visit with Mr and Mrs Ernest
man I was able to find mv wav
also
Eslinger. Mrs Patterson is Er-
A superior service
to Sherman County, -a land of
noct'fl sister
of personal attendance
opportunity for rrte.
LeRny Wright has been kept
1st 2nd 3rd Grade
I have lived among you -for Ì
Cedar Shingles
, in bed this week with a severe
THAT COSTS NO MORE
forty
years. You know me. If
sore throat.
you can see your wav clear »to
Stewart Hardie of Condon,
Firtex & Builders Hardware
send me to Salem I shall appre
, candidate for t h e . Republican
ciate It and give the ver.v bast
nomination for. state senator, was
within me to a solution of th<*
t e a
in the county* Wednesday
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problems of mv district.
Mrs Olan Stark, bookkeeper at
3234
JERRY zM. WILSON
the Pacific Power & Light com
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pany has been absent from work
Paid Adv. '
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this week because of illness.
A wide range of prices
Florence Gentry, who is at
that meets all wishes
tending school in The Dalles was
here Tuesday night as a member
of the symphonic choir of the
high school, and spend the night
also stainless steel w ith c o p p z r
at thehome of h ir parents, Mr
North turn at WASCO
and Mrs Earl Gentry. * __
OIL PRODUCTS
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a
T h e G ay Shop
M o ro H ig h S chool
Q rass V alley A u d ito riu m ♦
Friday, April 30
Building Materials
Legion Dance
THE TAVERN
May 8, 1948
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Big, solid, aluminum
M o ro L u m b e r & F u e l
pressure cookers
STANLEY SWEF
CARPENIfcH-BUiLUtH
NfA 8 KHIliElING
Waul
Ads
'OR SALE: G. E.
Refrigerator.
10.3 cu. ft.
New.
In stock.
$284.75.
Barney’s Electric,
Grass Valley.
25c
ro the farmers of Sherman coun
ty: I can insure your crop
against fire or hail for full
value. H. L. Morris, Tygh Val
ley Ore.
26-28P
STANDING at stud at my
place, Hollywood Acres, The
Dalles, Ore. Prince Royal, dou-
" ble registered. Breeding fee,
- $25.00, time of service, with
return privileges. I will bring
the horse to the ranch for an
additional mileage fee. 'List
your mares early. This Horses
first crop of colts were l(X),o
Palominos. W. C. Helyer, 142-
E. 10th. Phone 2907.
25-7c
DON’T control weeds - Eradicate
them! Electrovation will do it,
without killing the soil. Watch
local paper for announcement
of demonstration. For advance
information write Loy K. An
trim, Halsey, Oregon.
25-7p
FOR SALE: Duo Therm kitchen
stove, excellent condition with
water coils. $50.00.
Barney’s
Electric, Grass Valley.
25c
FOR SALE:
STOCK RANCH,
2700 acres located in a shady
nook of the Blue mountains.
On highway with mountain
streams and springs, meadow
and timber. A perfect 8 room
mod home.
300 A. irrigated
wild meadow, free water rights,
100 A. grain land, outrange
joins in the national forest, low
winter range, numerous bldgs.,
1600 A. woven wire, w i l l car
ry 285 head cattle. In one of
the best grass districts in Ore
gon. Tele, and mail service. All
farm tools light plant incl.
Soon to have power line. We
know of none
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$47,500. SHELLEY REAL ES
TATE THE DIRT MERCH
ANT, REDMOND, OREGO2^ .6c
HARTS’ CHICKS: Hampshires,
Parmenter R&s; W^ * .L^ L
horns; Rock-Hamps and Wh.
Rocks. Hart’ Hatchery, Beaver-
ton Oregon
“YOUR HOUSE OF ®EAU T V
The Dalles, Phone
baths for men or ladies,
teitlve, invigorating Tor r h « ’
malic, neuralgia co™'ui°"n
Hand massage. Lady or man
attendants. Scientific
methods.
The Dalles Phar
Bldg. Rm. 1.
mTt?
tjvqt l one
one-man
in
THE BE.»
in««* business jn.
K o
kins CoP. 137 Dexter Aveni*.
21-9 c
Seattle 9, Wash.
b o tto m uiensil
Wasco, Oregon
P hone — 282
( ALL »10«
of
A uto Repairing
W R IT E ARNOLD JO N E S
215 W. 11th. The D alles, Ore.
Atlas T ires
For Spring outside w o rk
wom ens' coveralls & slacks
Atlas Batteries
f-.,
HELP YOUR C O U N T R Y ...
HELP YOURSELF I
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There is still a very real nead
for every ounce o f used fats we
tan salvage. T he world wide
shortage is gn
r today than 1
ever before. * .rase . . . keep
_jving and ti ing - in your used
kitchen fat' P, 8. Y es! you
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,
Also sweaters and suitable sox
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BOB AXTELL, OWN EH & PROPRIETOR
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Moro Variety S Remedy
SL ■ ' s?
♦ai"™
c/o get paid f >r them . . . and
you know how ready cash
counts today.
LO O K AROUND
Keep Turning in Used Fats I
Aaterican Tat Salvig»
I m .
Ut
th e M o re Y o u
the UNION PACIFIC w a y
th e M o re Y o u ’ll
A t h r i l l fo r t h e y o u n g s t e r s . . . a jo y f o r t h e
g r o w n u p s ! I t ’s a t r e a t fo r a ll t h e f a m ily to
g o U n io n P a c ific — t h e s a f e , c o n v e n ie n t w a y
t o t r a v e l . R o o m fo r r e l a x i n g . . . a p p e t i z i n g
m e a l s . . . c o m f o r ta b le b e d s o r r e s t f u l c o a c h
s e a t s . . . u n e x c e lle d s e r v ic e — a ll y o u r s w h e n
T r a c to r s
See
in a CASE
A'.'*...
y o u g o U n io n P a c if ic !
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Stream liner
"•City of P ortland"
Lv. The D a lles 7:20 p. ni.
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"Portland Ro»o"
"Id o h o a n "
11:15 p. m.
10:20 a.m.
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