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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1948)
¿Journal O fficial County T hese About the County T h in g s We N o te Paper about folks ma do know Wasco Well Has Sc1’"01 tltd io n Wheat Returns or woold enjov knowing H ea vy Cats Connty Districts ,n Miss D orothy Holm es w ent to W eekend visitors at the farm G uests last week at the home P ortland Sunday to spend a few home of Mr and Mrs Trace of Mr and Mr» Claude Coats were days visiting relatives & friends. Fields were Mr and Mrs Art Miss Beverly M ulhalr of Walla The school election held in th<‘ Mr and Mrs Claud Brower of Eggo accom panied by th eir thfce W alla and Dick Monohan. James Fairview-Gorm an district a i i d Yakima, Wn., stopped a while children, Patsy, Donnie and Ele- Coats drove (hem to their home the Moro district to determ ine The second week of harvest in at the home of Mr and Mrs Tom anor. They w ere on th e ir vaca- in W alla Walla over the week- ______ ___ Wasco has __ a welt. Coyle T hursday on th eir way tlon and have been friends of end. Jam es who has been attend- zAfter some years of being out w hether or not they would con- the north end o f ^ e county and to Ashland to Visit his niece, Mrs the Fields for m any years. Mr ing school in that city is home of w ater periodically and some solídate was held Saturday the startin g week In the middle Edna Clevenger. and Mrs Fields w ere hosts to for the summer helping his par- m onths of trouble drilling a well, night. The vote in Moro was 6 section have made little change Arch C antrall took his father them Sunday w ith a d in n er Mt ents du rin g th e work season. a supply of w ater beyond all 1° 0 and In Fairview-Gorman 10 in the estim ates about the size and cousin, J. H. C antrall .and Stiles on the Deschutes, and la- Miss Jessie Ricé left Sunday expectations has been tapped. to 8 all first figures being fav- of the w heat crop for Sherm an C harlie McKee to The Dalles ter all of them called at th e home evening to atten d a sum m er At a depth of 449 feet w ater orable. This election was held county. The south end crop w hen they left for Nyssa to visit of Mr and Mrs Leonard Fields- cam p of the N azarene ohurch for was found th at raised to 17 feet because of some irregularities prospeets-^held well because of by G iles L. F re n c h relatives after spending a few M r and Mrs K enneth Van Tas- the N orthw est district. The camp from the top of the hole. A test *n the one held in June wherein the cool week that aided spring Now th ey ’ve picked a new Mis - days here w ith his son and fam- sel and daughter E velyn visited is called Plnelow and it is at pump, capable of raising over Harm ony, E rskine and tyonk- grain to ripen w ithout damage. Oregon, who was once Miss Cen jjy at the home of Mr and Mrs Moses I^ake n e a r Spokane Wn. 400 gallons per m inute, drew the land districts consolidated. The Best ( top reported so far is tral Oregon and Miss Joyce Da- w o rd was received here Thurs- Jam es Tate and they came es- It has been reported that Miss w ater level down to 50 feet when vo^e reduces the school districts that of Vernon Miller on the Tom vis of Redmond. She’s a slim little day t ^e se rjous illness of Hen- pecjally to bring E velyn up to E sth er Buche has been wearing pum ping at a 360 gallon rate. In the county to eight „of which Striker place northeast of Was m idget of som ething less than Roth in Olympia. Wn., His help Mrs Tate du rin g the harvest an engagem ent ring of Homer W hen speeded up to capacity the ^ ve m aintain schools E m igrant co which is rejxirted at 52 bu- buxom proportions, b u t she can gon j oh n p oth and his daughter, seasorp The Van T assel’s live In W ilson’s. Both Miss Buche and w ater wUs brought to a level and Blglow districts are ow ners shels- Poorest return is some sing, she can sing, she can sing Mrg K enneth Crews left Immedl- G ardiner. W ilson are well know n here. 70 feet below the top. of property which, until adjust- spring grain on the point that Unless the A tlantic City judges ate|y for oivm pia. Mr. R oth suf- Mr and Mrs T. M. Rolfe have but they both now live in Port- The city is now debating on etl, w,n prevent their consolida made 25. John DeMoss reports a re deaf, she’ll win a place. fered a h eart attack. John and as th eir house guests his sisters, land. T heir w edding is scheduled the kind of pum p to put in the tion, and Boardman voted again 3 1 on the Dickman place at De- « • * « a M rs Crews retu rn ed here Sunday Mr and Mrs Otto Hill and Mrs for this fall. well much relieved th at its pro- st in J une- Moss. Quality of w heat Is not high A service station after a fash evening. Leila Show ers from Onalaska. Mr and Mds C. J. Kulick are blem s over w a te r , seem at an ----- anil oddly enough for a wet sea ion, fills in the gap left in small Mr and Mrs Claud Brower W isconsin and M rs H attie Don- the parents of a daugther born end son much of it is shriveled. No tow n life, by the passing of the were dinner guests M onday eve- aldson and Miss Edna Rolfe from Tuesday July 27 a t The Dalles one has advanced a completely livery stable although the smells nlng a t t he hom e of Mr and Mrs. T^aFarge. W isconsin who arrlx hospital. T he b ab y weighed 6 lbs satisfactory reason so far. Win- are slightly worse. Loungers can I)eij o ld s on th eir w ay to th eir ed here T hursday for an extend- and 2 3-4 oz. Mr and Mrs Ted D a II p r tho gasoline imaiillnp rigs ritz« of nf home 1 V nU m a W W -icbintann wiait vmrt Borstel U/irotol are an- th thi* hnhv’s prand- K enneth M artin, head of the tor w heat has liested spring in in Yakima. ashintgon. ed visit. von e baby’s grand • Mv I z Q llV o V l U l l l l I l K U appraise the 11 dvcici» jviov <»o they v»»vj used to Mr and Mrs Sanford Kent of A bridal show er will be held parent. • ju st as W ar Bond drive cam paigns in the area already cut, but m?ty travelers cast a speculative eye over a Salem are the p aren ts of a dau- for Miss D orothy Holm es at the Carl Thom paon will be busy on Oregon during the greater p art not around Kent. E levators are running as fast stra n g e r’s horse flesh. The un g h ter Carole Linda, b o r n ^ u l y home of Mrs Alfred Kock on a painting job a t Lexington this of the w ar died In Portland July as possible and hundreds of clad legs of the sun-burned mo j 9 an(j weighing 7 lbs: Mrs K ent Saturday A ugust 7 at 2:30 p m week doing the school gymnasium 28, after a long illness w ith sev- F o rt Dalles Centennial Boost- truck loads of wheat are being d e m s get no longer a glance than form erly tau g h t school in G rass everyone in terested is Invited to there. ers came to Moro Saturday to eral operations He has been in shipped to relieve the situation. did the peeking ankle of t h e . valley. attend. _______________________ > ____________ advertise th eir program for Au- Sherm an county m any tim es in Other elevators lie full soon horse and buggy days- Mr and Mrs Roy W ilson and gust 26-29- Local citizens expect- his official capacity and was although storage will sj>ace has been E v erything has changed but d a u g h ter Fay of P ortland came / n f f n *v M p p ft n t F tld o f U s C d l Y eQ T ed to be arrested and placed in the ^ nown to m any here.. provided in Portland by grain the people and they never change Sunday evening to visit Mr and U l L d llU U t “pokey” to aw ait sentencing for Dean Wilcox is again employ- cooperative managers. How much They get them selves new modes Mrs j oe M orris. The , c o »Ple a i t TV. D various Imagined imagined ci crim es but no- e<l at the Stan Coelsch ranch for and how soon it will lx* used de.- of tran sp o rtatio n , new styles in an uncle and a u n t of Mrs M orris A J r a n S t e T S / U n d S 1 0 j Q U a T e W i t h D U d g e t thing of that kind was essayed harvest. He is a son of Mr and pends on how fast farm ers can clothes, som e new foods, new W illiam H uck has been ™ 9 by the visitors who m erely dis- Mrs George Wilcox. thresh their crop. hairdos, new shaving habits, sew up th is week w ith an infected CONDENSED PROCEED INGS of pense, $8 00; Stadelman-Bonn played beards, fined Sheriff Miss Norma Dyste of Madison. alm ost everything, b u t the people knee. The in ju ry from an un- JU N E 11, 1948 M EETING OF H ardw are Cq., Courthouse ex- Fields, and told about the com- W isconsin is visiting here at the go on being the sam e genera know n cause kept him in bed COUNTY COURT pense, $6.88; George A. Potter, ing event which is to commem- Max Barzee home. She wias a tion after generation and century for several days. ren t of hall election, $5.00; J- C orate the hundredth anniversary girlhood friend of Mrs Barzee a fter century. T h a t’s w hat drives j e r r y Ixm W ilson of The Dall- In the M atter of the consider- Freem an, P. M , box rent, $3.15; of Oregon’s adm ittance into the W. H. Ragsdale and wife were the professors mad and gives es h as been staying — ------ — — - - w ith her atlon of and th e adoption of a sh erm an County Journal, County union as a territo ry and the UP from The Dalles one day this school teachers a slightly guiit\ grandparents M r and Mrs S. A. a County Budget for the fiscal p rinting, $153.50, T reasu rer’s ex p art that The Dalles had in week to see a lo u t the wheat look and - m akes refo rm e rs W ilson for th e last few weeks. year j u iy 1943 to Ju n e 30, pense, $5.50, $159.00; D. N. Mac early Oregon history. outlook In this county. dim e a dozen in the eye of phil H er moth e r Mrs Jim B utler was 1Q49 b()t^ dates inclusive; £av c irc u it -Judge’s expenses, --------------------- A car was well demolished Mr and Mrs H arry Pinkerton osophers. ’ in the hospital for a week, but Reduction of $700.00 made in $160 00 W asco County Clerk. w ent to Eugene last .. weekend and a truck slightly damaged Lots of people are try in g to is out nOw. C ricket and G rasshooper con- s h e rm an C ounty’s share of Was- to visit their daughter and fam- when a truck owneg by Owen m ake folks °Yer 5 ° ,h e J A lar^e crowd att£n<1^ J ’ trol appropriation. co-Sherman H ealth Unit expense ily, Mr and Mrs Victor Malen. Eakin of Grass Valley ''a n d a th eir ideas of w hat folks ought baseball game here SBWWT Oe- $1OOoo added to appropriation 1947.48 $968-52; D epartm ent of _ - . Mr and Mrs R. H. McAljdn of car Driven by Dean W inebarger. to be. T here « b o o k s and serm ons lw een Wa8CO an d G rass Valiev for Govern m en t T ra p p er a n d A grlcuitUre, sealer, weight T a k e n Rv D e a th Susanville, Calif-, Mrs Izzie Ah who was w orking for Blaine gier of Sandy and Mr and Mrs Miller at Moro, met headon in w ritten about It every H was a vpry good / ame tllP $600 00 added to appropriation for m easures $2.56; West Coast Print- 1 through it all the old genus Rcore was kept p retty even unti R ureau of Biological Survey. ing Co. Sup’t office expense. $40 A rthur H artinell of Oregon Citv the main street of Wasco. Jack " f rst ? 1 ha ht if ,f o ° f the 9th w hen «60.00 m ade *“ in T he F ra n k Sbepanl Co . law b u rie ti'sa tu rd a 'v ^ ^ n ^ T h e ^ D a H M i i e r e , houseguests of Mr and an. Miller was a passenger Irr the Homo is still ju st plain m an lhe R Reduction of $60.00 ~ * And maybe It’s b etter th a t he is som ething happened . and . . . H . w o We(x) C ontro, appropriation and |lbrary expense, «20 00: West his death W ednesslav Mrs John ^ M “88 la8t weekend car- * run in a sc o re -o f eight.m a k in g , or Count T re a su re r's Record Pu, )llshlng CO, law library ex- . " ''T a d e l n HI Mr . J,m W11“ " h*8 '«T n <" Mon The front of th ear was l»adly --------- --- Re had been 111 for many year I^awR against killing have pr< the score 15 to 6 l^ W a s o tfs Books and B lanks account in for a day or two while waiting smashed, the radiator and head in pense. $79.00; T he __ American I^aw witb following a to sta rt harvest on his place lights l>eing pushed back on th e' a. ....... paralysis bably Increased some crimes.One Mr and Mrs B. C. B aum gartner creased to e x ten t of $60.00. Book Co., law lib ra ry account, stroke exam ple (and there are many a re the p aren ts of a daughter _________ — .«.« ii near Kent. He was a guest of m otor and the fenders crum pled Budget otherw ise adopted i 8 $62.50; Bancroft-W hitney Co., law Charley more) m ight be horse stealing born Tuesday Ju ly 27 a t The originally prepared and published ubrary accouI,, WI4l0 f ra lg Oi- Khern.an'ciH ntv Tn the ‘eartv Ma !?rother ln law « boum a and The truck will need some re It used to be a capital crime and Dalles hospital. The baby weigh M eeting adjourned^ ■ flre Supply. Assessor's office »0- Ka X where he wac ,r to V" ' fron* - Non* < -« N I» K N S F .n PROCRk-niNO « Of B2. C lerk’s office »3 70. S h e riffs ,Hirn a 1R7,h an< l h e had Two farm lmplem ent tires the passenger: w ere injured sei If a man w as caught on another pd njne pounds, i2 ,75, $7^07 .F C. Freem an, f t™ A^ . X 'S a n ^ ^ e l i a ^ n ^ " m an’s horse he w as like as not The Red Cross has delivered .„ ',,V TFR M ofC O V N TV COURT to be stru n g up first and allowed freight at different tim es, two ____ _______ Claims against County Gener- T L ! Jr and a traveler Is suspected but to explain second Iw rrels of oil fbr th e use of the and G enerai Road funds allow 50; State Industrial Arc. Comm Probably half the m urders w ere people In the com m unity to ag presented. has not so far been appro- peaeç officer’s protection, $4.73; , Surviving ore his widow he hended. well justified and a few well tre a t stag n an t w a te r for mos- T re asu re r’s M onthly State chosen "ones would help m any a quitoes. i j e b a rre ls have been „ ^ " " i o w l n g fund g la n c e s as 7ohn A F o S ‘W S e s a ^ d '^ M r s „ Mr and Mrs BU1 MeKea" ° f ----------------------------------------------------------wood. I>08 Angeles and Mrs Wn., came up Satur- com m unity and “'a n ^ n e waa n tm g n " o i r 'm S ^ „ ¿ _ T a n - - ï n f ^ 8' --------- Pre8ented' ÏP Pre ™lu2?'„°n Bo_a rd . Volanna Noe. Gateway and Vancouver, sey- flay. Mr. McKean returned Sun --------- — bond, $5.00; Norman E. Fields, en grandchildren. w nnthlv bring , a container and help them- day, but Mrs McKean stayed to M onthly State S tatem ent of Lierk traveling outside county, $31.70; The Sherm an County Riders I t's hard to hire a p erso " wno show ing general road fund bud- p £ Phipps Executive Secre help take care of her father in carried the mail pouch by Pony w ant anything. I t used Mrs Melvln B ra d y ^ w il^ b e ^ h k get a8 o f J u n e ¿ 2 ,9 4 8 , ady AsRor,atlon of Oregon Coun doesn’t .................................... ..... ............... as of Ju n e ................ ......... .......................... .. ........... ... SMUT COSTLY TO W HEAT law. R. H. McKean- ______ — . ------- ---------------- ■ _ _ k v i . balances Express, from Rufus to Arling- to be easy to h ire help w it mon principal at the Rufus high presente(j t approved and filed- t, $10577; Hotel Moro Coffee GROWRR8 LATELY Report is that Mrs Mae Moore Pin Tuesdav to do their part ln eV but a lot of them don t care arhool this school vear. Th° - ---* ------- — * ♦«- cy. n u i a re " It's“«:- ^ i ° ° ' .“ 'u hl'r«l r,eed executed ? >nyeyea Shop, meals county c o u rt J7S5: ha-8 aga n entered the hospital , ra n sportlng the Centennial Cel- m uch for th a t anv m ore. I ts so op ,e r teachers have been hired foreclosed p ro p erty In G rass Val- J e rry Barnplt Cricket Control. T here's no gun in this holdup, aft<,f a two week respite from a O ra tio n Invitation to the gover- easy to get. r -1 Hvintr a ^9°- ----- and -------- school wl11 J* _ g l!l , ley to B. C. B aum gartner. $1380.09; Howard A. Schilling, but smut, the northw est’s num ber ,oni? hospital stay. nor of Idaho from Oregon Cltv. m en _____ used to w ork for a living. day ___ , afte ------ r T>abor day- Mrs Brady R esignation of R. A. Stow as A ssessor’s a U, | IVV help, nciw office $85.14; one wheat disease problem, Is The 30 miles was ridden in six but th a t’s not done any ™° - w»as principal here at the s c ' h m > j UgGce of Peace of D istrict No. 4, Wilson, Assessor’s office taking more and m ore dollars laps and those participating were W hat w ith pensions, direct ^ several years a g a She will be resented> accepted and filed he, $25 00; Bill E. Todd, As- o u t of the pockets of Oregon Bill Coons comm ittee chairm an lief, unem ploym ent compensa- rem em bered as M artha Hoover R esignation of Berneice M orris g . field u ork. $2.00: T. Tres w heat ranchers ju st as surely as Velma McKean, Slim Thompson. sation. Red Cross and sym pathe Mr and Mrs j . S Newcomb re- ag c ,erk of ,Rufu8 No. 1 E lec- ter Johnson 8 " 1 District « A w tt’y v v ex- a - .. if thev were being robbed at E rnest Eslinger. Sadie Rich, tic office holders those old slav- tu rn e d home from P o rt’^ d tion Precinct Board, presented, 30; Rurrouehg Add gunpoint- and M arjorie Van Gilder. The ery days are gone. Im agine a day evening a fte r spending about cceoted and filed. -------- Na- - - - of this wheat lost thru Meh. Co . Sup’t office, $11.65; Much distance was ridden in three m an having to work for a living a th ere visiting th eir d a a Renewals of C Com prehensive, t jonaj Education Ass’n., Sup’t sm ut is unnecessary, insists Rex hours and five m inutes. g h ter Mrs W ayland Weld and fire and th eft insurance anyway! placed o^Rce $2.35; Evelvn C hristianson W arren. OSC extension farm A fire Monday afternoon start- family. T heir son in law and w ith W. T. Balsiger. S up’t office help. $18.00; W ily W crops specialist, who p o ln tso u t ing from some of the m achinery daughter Mr and Mrs L- S. Lo C ertificate of Budget Appro- R n jgh^en expense to S u p ’t con- th at proper seed treatm ent will owned by H erm an and Fay BOYS HELI) FOR BREAKING “She w as” said the story tell- gan flnd gon ROber t from Oak- riatlon executed for m aintenance son ninn-i ♦uZm priation for m a aintenance ^erence $56.45; Anajean Knigh- pay off in larger grain checks. Brackett ju st north of the Ron- INTO BUILDINGS er. “one of those women who land, land ana accOm 1 panied them Pr,a ïæ . executed ---------- -------- C&lif., ?Pcon?tV ,anrpiaitvp«j °f Office of C ounty Agent for Sup’t office help, $56.03; G. W hen smut shows un at harvest, aid Macnab place burned some have had th e ir own way* so long here for a -x xr.ai visit nr w ith relaitves. fiscal year 1948-1949. 1 , # L French, printing Sherm an th at Is a good tim e to resolve grass land and about an acre The Stow shoe repair shop and she didn’t enjoy it.” Mr and M rs John Rolfe and Claim of D istrict G razier of County Progress Planning Report to do a better job of treatin g -^ of w heat in a hog pasture. Fav the Alley confectionery at Gross his m other ta Mrs M. Rolfe Taylor G razing Board allowed $250 00. M i VS T. w ’ " and even to get the m aterials In B rackett’s quick work of un Valley were entered W ednesday ni iuuu «a wpnt to The Dalles W ednesday t T reasu rer directed to draw advance. hitching the combine from the night and some firecrackers and The price of food ■> is h ig h e r than pvpr although some onti- b rin 8 T. M. hom e aew J < on Taylor G razing fund in pay- HOAD FUNIX Of four recommended seed tracto r and hitching onto a disk knives were taken from Alley’s m iotc think It m av drop a liitle PRa ^ w here he spen o m ent. E M P I j O Y E S PAY ROLL— J- treating m aterials, New Improv- plow th at was there saved tne a nd some bonds from t h e ’ Stow uiiBvn nm.A j-or medical metPcaj treatm treatm en ent. — — — — _ « for t. _ Clerk directed to m ake neces- t . Brown, $299.09: C. B argenholt, ed Ceresan and Ceresan-M are w heat land of Ronald Macnab establishm ent, T hursday two sooner. T here are several good M issionary society of the sary tra n sfe rs of B udgeted fund $194 94; E. XATePherson, $160.96: rrost effective, W arren declares. Macnab’s place is about five rrrtles boys w ere apprehended by Sher- reasons w hy it Is high. \v e are N azarene ch urch m et Thursday balances as m ay be necessary in p^ank Razzel, $204.62^_ Era n k c opper carbonate and basic cop- south of Rufus. Art W atk ln ’s iff Fields and confessed the feeding w heat and evening a t Che hom e of Mr and S î î ï ’î r a E l urope « » « ? on ? for the ben- , 1947-Ï94B fiscal year Bayer $253.58: Charles H. Pen-1- [a.r su ifale whBe recommended, , ,|n * * grew and . the . . LeRoy Relshee - . They will be arraigned of F n r o w and o u r well M rs Fay B ra c k e tt Roll callI was a(.,o u at3 Ro $255.e5. D DeMoss. 244.19; not the most effective. W ar. e rtw came to help put out tire h„ c ?r l»efore the probate court. v 2 L °n nadona? superiority com- a? 9^ - , Î L th e ? R equest gran ted for_ improve- ACCOUNT_ F I.,„,,.C S w . ren ren states th a a t t farm farm ers ers have fire. Ronald Ronald Macnab’s M acnab's crew crew ha,I ia tfc T T o r w ,lrU k ^ a te s th have fire. bad know n ™fma’ of them selves taken when they m ^ 4 “o°S cott C anyon road: -fia u s shied awav from Ceresan be- ju st moved from harvesting a i’w a lT u r p lu s n ^ r c grain i fed we.ri bab‘e.s '________ ______ C ounty Agent authorized to vlce, miscellaneous. «1.20; . , C ounty A gent authorized to vice, miscellaneous, $1.20; F irst cause Of the fumes and the Irrl- field near Klondike at noon that SHERMAN COUNTY PICNIC Miss M ary B rackett arriv e negot| ate for having copy or co- National Bank, with-holding tax. tation that it causes the skin, day, and were home at the time DA I E IS AUGUST 15 anim als to m ake m eat of which the well paid American hom e u i Fticene She will Pies of C°nference $101.30; State Tax Commission, w h e n m achines are available to of the fire, w orkm an never P?ets enouffh- m er tha sum m er Report printed a t a cost of $25<L gtate tax $17 99;. Public Employ- handle the new w et slu rry type T here was we a huge grass fire on At a picnic held July 18 a t the h hit/b £ h fw»d fp~l m m akes high anim al ■'*'.7^~ spend u’ the sum m Nq fu rth e r m atte rs being at e r Z i retirem ent fund treatm ent, this obiection will Washir akes high animai « p rest r o n to of the and Mix i u i v w » ...«wv..» ~ ees Retirem neureniei»»., c m . w w .* »«»«»« vrrauneiu, m«» wicvwwn wm be « the .«•< W ashington side of the Col- Moro City Park the Sherm an rlrndnpt^ food handlers have to w ith h e rn p9rJ „ issue ad journm ent ensued- . $79.62; State Industrial Accident overcome by using Ceresan-M umbia river Monday afternoon County Riders held a business hnvp m ore money for less work H^ anlIlllraCJ J L ^ u r h t e r Mrs AGAINST Commission, miscellaneous, $42.- which does not give off fumes also, ju st across from R ufus A m eeting at which time the report b T ho h e ^ bier ig grain crons will " Hvn Mdidren which is virtually of t he Horse held errnin crODS Will do no as as T , J , ™ " , 1 n L i, children ---------------- /x n c v iA V 03: U- k Sam »am Forman, roriuan, general supplies and ann w h ic h VIHUOIII foolproof, num ber of the n.cr local u-vu, people i-nwr.v think- v.....rx OIU,e n o is e » Show ik j w ut-ni June 20 anvthing to reduce ^ ic h and (wo ( hi RHKRMAN COUNTY, OREGON | 12 59- Ranch & Hom e Store, W arren points out th at it is Ing it was in Sherm an countv was given. The report was much as I ric e s’ although unless the ¡\rorn M orris home GEN ERA L AND ROAD FUNDS generaj supplies $6.20;The Dal- pnrtlcularly Im portant now to went to Rufus when they saw better financially than was food U ^ ,-------- . - ................ ............... p n t' cu ts the price of ^ Th® ? rs y . c.v a ' v..v w s ' ’pl'-fr'l iit n e . 1948. AND APPROV- les Equipm ent Co., repairs, $8- allow 24 hours to elapse betw een the smoke to help, thus learning pec due the to the bad w eather r ^ r " 1gra'ins ' 'e v e n 11 theP ,govern. X io n , es’^ t ^ t r t v h ’c e F v n n " n IV LV ' MR ' TKRM OP 75; Contra, b u s E quipm ent Corp , ire a tln e and the tim e of planting It was across the river. No extra ported which cut attendance eon- ich cut ™ n t e8an only handle a surnlus 8<8« U c s T H E COTNTY COURT. . repairs. «94.9H: In te rsta te T ra c T bls a„ows the full effect of the details w ere learned, siderably. The club wishes to Euipm ent Co., repairs, $18.- fumes to act on the sm ut spores, express thanks to all the busi until it gets about so big. T here ™KP^ n ,m proving and Sundav G E N ER A L FUND: to tor r * A Euipmen ness houses of the county and be explains, explains. are m any w avs to postpone th e h e r come hom e to stav R ailw ay . E xpress Agency. 66* 66: J. E. Haseltlne & Co., _ re he The Dalles who so generously * UI11VC expense, ___ _ $1.68; pairs, $20.99: W asco M otor Co., W heat Inspection records show CHOOK COUNTY PION EERS law of supply and dem and, bu while w ith h er sister, Mrs W. C lerk’s office supported the show- no w ays of repealing it- t A V o rri„ F la tt’s Twuck Service C lerk’s repairs, $81.50: Sunset M otor Co., th at sm ut was present in 33 out The club has been quite active „ s I F I angford „ffiee exDense «1.20; C. Merslng- repairs, «49.61; Moro L um ber A of every 100 cars of w heat re. T o It F I N I T E MV MIA H Mr $101.82 R Fuel Co-, repairs. »3.79; J. K. celved In Im portant __ term inal this year, taking part in several sa ta ry . McKean Co repairs, $173.56, m arkets during the 1920’s. Dur- The annual reunion and pic- shows beside their own and pre- An old m an had heard about w ere visiting th eir, daughter. Mrs er. some youth, seeing them next hard To Eight First Test Tkp Cpnf’Pnni^l Second Week About The County Ky Visitors vOUnlV LOlnl /rJUela I J T* C J I »tut 1 rui J x Car-Truck Smash Damages Both Charley Harper 1/CttlU ♦ -* • R'ders Carry Miil Like Grandpa Fire Almost Gets Away at Rufus rnicB °er' ¿X- ciety, legal m ains a crim e eradicate it. b u t softens or w y s it n the ( mem. orles of thnse fam tam m av „ iliar m em em ories ories work w ork to t o , t h L aid dzwm - m of™he™aw breaker, good mew- orles help keep society straigni. hut __ __ Jh'ey" did n o t bave penicillin to : th _ - pearson of J 4 „u H in ff her daughter Mrs V m c D o S w last week. «« $52-xw _____ —- -r ____ skriation. C ourthouse expense ianeous, $14 05: City of Moro mis- increase. . , . Ranch & H<T 3e15.StOp a ’ A ^ ^ C o . / î o n d in a ih ’rv .‘$1042^ v ie k T d o '^ a g e 1 liT price, dockage $4.00: C o u rth o W expense V. P* _ __ A A oli. ■« A4 __ f dei,vexed .1^1 1 t»ZT»»/wl * as 1 G gas M OO; f o u n d . s o f « grain expenae. »22.95. ». , , union ± ,0 .1 . & »» od. C ourthouse expense, m i t.r « «». . g s-*» «*■. W M 40. we — 1 a« r ra n k Mullen, C ourthouse ex- service Garage repairs, $26.80 freight on something grpm Officers of the association are Dolly Hodges Fessier, president; u-iirxb B Droo<4 vlAo-nrPflldpnt’ TUiph - ' ¡ U Fav Howgard ,.anlu8, treasu rcr Mae Michael, secretary, have planned surprises and fun for the guests. Coffee will be fur nishod Brim? runs and X s vnur k ^ t > me early and stay late.
