Sherman County journal., November 26, 1948, Page 2, Image 2

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P A G fc Z SHERMAN
CO UNT! JOURNAL^ MORO OREGON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1948
thods of production, both of
which have to a g reat extent
been decided. Em phasis now is
on new m arkets, taxation, soil
published E very Friday at
conservation.
Moro, Oregon ______ _________
i
______ ____ Editor
T he w heat farm er is hardly
w ith
Q £
th e ir Sunday
dinner I n
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE OF BOND SA L E
any and ail bids,
’ H. R. W hite
Bids will be received until the
the oven. The c u rre n t cam e on
persons
having claim s
C ity Recorder hour of 5 o’clock p. m. on the
again a t 4:30 th a t afternoon.
ag a in st the E state of John C.
Rth day of December, 1948, by
The college students from here McDermid> deceased, a re hereby NO^ E ~ OF fin al
the undersigned, . and opened
are expected to a rriv e a
notified to p resen t them , w ith upT T L E M E N T
th ere after by the City Council
w 8Plnesdav* h° meS
30 the p ro p er vouchers and d ^ y
^Notice is hereby given, th a t at the Council C ham bers in the
“
• fa ™ e r “
a l,; n o t , n * * u s u a 1 '
W D
ednesday.
(j ravt-re*imu
jtfcDermid anti
and Mai- City Hall in City of Moro, Orc-
.
orar\fxf* will sDonsor a verified, to tho
— undersigned,
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R
ufus
g
a
n
g
\
h
i
s
Frl-
duly
appointed,
q
u
a
lifie
d
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and
John
M
cDermid,
Admin- gon, a t a regular m eeting of the
* t Moro, o w n under Act of ly, ooncieved sense
card p a rty a t the hall vn*a * ** acting a d m in istra to r of the es- istra to rs of the
E state
of City Council on such day, for
t —gr— of Meng^T-i* » — ------------ business
m ethods as well as
giving
us
fair
day
n
ight
a
t
8
p.
m.
v
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y nignt ait a p. ni.
u t e of Jo h n C. McDermid, de- Grace McDermid, deceased, have the ' purpose of selling the $3500.-
do business men, operates so as
N ature was
. .
Ln govern his conditions m ore w arning to prepare for w inter
The grade f 0 ° ° W acrn .
t ceased, a t the office of T. L ester filed their Final Account and 00 issue of CITY OF MORO GEN-
. . . M l H h a n m ost men who till X n about four inches of snow
scheduled w ith W asco la s t JohnsQn
atto rn cy . a t ,aw
a t R eport an<J (h a t M onday, Decem. RRAL OBLIGATION STR EETS
AT 1
the soil and handles m ore mon- fell T hursday night on the hill Friday a tern®°1} wpafher
W asco, Oregon, w ithin six m o n --b er 20, 1948, at 2:00 P. M.* in AND DRAINS IMPROVEM ENT
ey than the average husbandm as.
Qf R ufus. T he clouds had on J 1000™ 1 ° f
M athieson th s *rom the date of th e flrst the County C ourt m>om in the B0NDS authorized at an election
€D TO RI A t—
probably the w heat farm er
th reaten in g all day, b u t it
Mi and Mrs 1 ug
-
publication of th is notice, to-wit: C ounty Courthouse in Moro, Ore held on May 21, 1948 said bonds
L ^ C n r iA T lO N
x
X
m ost efficient job of
..T n about 7 0 m w hen and d a u g h te r Helen left for San p
0 1948
gon, has been fix e d a s the tim e to be num bered 1 to 7, inclusive,
X r l l U t in the nation w asn 1 ^ V / J ^ a n falling The Francisco to spend th e holiday N ovem ber 26 1948.
for
hearing o f £ d e n o n iin a ti()n s o f $500 00 ea< 1.
any
¿ e " e r the snoW firSt b gtX L a ^ ' f a s t season w lth relatives
eX'
A d m i n i X X r objections, if any th ere be, to to be dated Novem ber 1, 1948,
not even e
p g
flakes came so t c
•
t re tu rn a fte r Thanksgiv-
.
sajd p i n ai A cco u n t-an d Report, and to m atu re serially in num-
o .F I C l A ., COUNT*
of vegeU b.es. _____
th e visibility w as poor w hen
t L esto
Jo h n so n
a DONALD O M c D E R M .n ' and X
, order at the rate o f $500,
T.
ester r Johnson
RA TE»
One m ight
driving through i t The hill bus
L aughlin has retu rn ed to A tto rney fo r A d m in is tr a to r 4-7c ML^ J x ObM JOHN M c DERMID, 00 on the first day of Jan u ary in
ONE i E A R ___ - ..................a valuable
,„ ^ v driven by L u th er Stew ard need WagCQ from the Mayo Clinic a n d
A dm inistrators of
each of th e years 1950 to 1956.
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"
"" problem s at Condon
cha ins F riday m orning
o
hopeful for an im proved phy- NOTICE OF BOND S A L E
G r ^ e McDermid E state inclusive, and to bear interest
NOVEMBER 19, 1W8
T here will be.
m ake the route. On the Colum- glcel
i
Sealed bids will be received by BROWN & VAN VACTOR
a t a rate not to exceed 6% per
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bia riv e r highw ay going through
A ghower w as given for Miss the u n d ersigned un til the ho u r A ttorneys
3-6c annum . •
vai A a u EO IN IT IA T IV E
W HAT LABOR W ANTS
Rufus, the snow m elted alm ost B arbara M cConaughy whose wed- of elght o ’clock, P. M. on Mon- --------- ---------
' The interest on said bonds
shall
lx* payable sem i-annually
m eeting in P ort: as fast as it fell
ding will be an event nex t Sun- day
13th day of December, NOTH E OI BOND SALE
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Bids will be received until the On the first day of Ja n u a ry and
1948, and immediately’ th ereaft
hour Qf g <x,lock p m Qn the
year prJncjpai and
opened
by
ounc
^
ay
Of
December,
1948,
by
interest
payable
in lawful money
" a r t r x - ,
—
, —
« r - J - s n « . _
the
City of W asco at
e
u n d e rsigned, a n-d opened pf the United States, a t the of-
m e a s u re s 'o n tne Oregon o a n o t whlch is of Probable^ 1_adoP¿1°,no
°Miiter
attended a tored to Bend last T uesday even- Councll room in said City, th ere after by th e City Council fjce of the City T re asu re r of
i» « w are several ways u .ar Dls8CBler 8 in o th er thingsi have
~ u n 'ty o m e to te w h ic i l ' ^ V ' n « e i “h i ?
M rs I. f° r
th_5
p u r' has? ,,a r of
.
at the Council C ham bers in the City o f Moro; said bond® to lx?
($15- City
XV I,
m e law could be am ended to pie-
told b>* W alter R euth r
P o rtlan d last week, o Pike, w ho had been v isitin g tGen
T housand
. Hall , of Moro, Oregon, at issued p . u rsu an t to C hapter
. m
. mtrn » mess as tne state
along or get out.
waS held in
oizv«Pr nf
Mr« T^ona Baker 000,000.00) City of W asco W a te r a reg u lar m eeting of the City am endm ent to City of Moio
sucn a m ess
g° M, ™aV s program calls for He Is a county
°
’e
C m ,7
a few Bonds, said bonds to be dated Council on such day, for the c h a r t e r , and to Ordinance No.
im us . xtseit V in ,V because
o n e m oi
eans o,
o v e r the price stru ctu re. Sherm an county and rode dow n
Springfield, tc. spend ai few
R 194g b e a r, ng ,m e r. purpose of s e |||n g the J5000 00 ]2(.
o u n n e s activity, u
_
_ controls o ' ^ n ro fiig
_ ' u __
—
w |fh
of Kern,
Kent, days w ith them . , F t ran
k took
,ssue of the CITY OF
0 F MORO
A, bids m ust lx* accom panied
x govern-
ith t|w
the L ester W ilsons ot
ranx
u r n his
ms
~
nQt to excccd
exceed issue
All
stopping a ------
bau tea tu re
be an excesg L ration and con-
n w would
n cv the
Not too m any m em bers w ere m other to h e r hom e in H erm is-
percen t (6%) per annum , G EN ER A L OBLIGATION WA- by a certified check of 2% of
vo
agency,
vo nave
nave some
some stale
state age
cy, _ the m
m ent
ent powe
power to
to a tte n d the second reg u lar ton S aturday b y plane.
„avable
In de- T E R SYSTEM IM PROVEM ENT such bid ‘
.
payable sem
sem i-annually.
i-annually
attorney general, a bar commit- trol inventories
an
_
ge meetin g of th e m onth on and M rs W. D. B arnett
nom
inations
of
One
T
housand
BONDS a u th o rize d -at an election
The successfu bidder will be
tee or a ^
‘ative c o n u n U ^ ’ tack on m onopolist, a floor urn grange^
^g
e D alles
($i ooO.OO) each, m a tu r held on May 21, 1948, said bonds furnished with an approving
pass on the wording of a
der farm .
E c E aton acting as m aster Saturday.
‘
ing serially In num erical o rd er to
num bered 1 to 10, inclu- legal opinion of Messrs. W infree
sted bills. This would m ake
wage of a dollar an hou
«resided
George Fox being ab- tz — z— — S ------ —
.
T housand Dol sIve> in denom inations of $500.- McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre of
? th f.,raX ^ ,
Of 00 each, to be dated Novem ber 1. Portland. Oregon,
impossible for a sponsor to say CQgt pubnc housing, a
T he grange received a
la rs ($2,000.00) on the 1st d y f 104g apd (o m atu re serially )n
Thc Council reserves the rig h t
atter some 300,000 voters hau Qf plant expansion in steel, elec-
County
J
a
n
u
a
ry
in
each
o
e
~
5
arS
num
erical
order
a
t
the
rate
of
to
rejoct any and all bids.
approved a m easure. " T h .f a not t r ,c pow er.
F a lr
for
w lnnlng flrsl
1953
to
1958,
Inclusive,
and
T
hree
|
500
qq on tbe iIrgt day of Jan-
C arrel S. Bennett
w nat I had In m ind a t all." P u n l e s s
one » v o .,
~
on
al
tair
LAWYER
T
housand
D
ollars
($3,000^00)
on
u
ary
jn
each
of
th
e
years
1950
Recorder,
City
of Moro, Oregon.
pose of Ole review would be to cugtomed to labor th in k in g the P
handed in
MORO
Ja n u a ry 1, 1959, provided th a t
195g inciu sive, and to bear
3-4c
X e
the m eaning clear,__ot program
. who ,e
WASCO
JIIAJIC
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—
all
m
atu
rin
g
th
e
re
a
fte
r
shall
be
in
te
rest
a
t
a
rate
not
to
exceed
course, not to stop the bill from Jy jm possible. Labor
IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF
Lois S tew ard w as then elected
subject to call and redem ption
p e r a nnum .
TH E STATE OF OREGON FOR
getting on the ballot.
No one le r n o t h i n g Uke
for 1949> after she
on Ja n u a ry 1, 1953, and on any
T he in terest 'o n said bon* SHERMAN COUNTY.
O H U R O H
ihould attem pt to restric t the and tQ those outside and
u 1
I pss Dartlsan brands resigned as Pom ona. L ulu Wil-
<X) CHURCH OF C H R IST in te re st paying date th ereafter, shall be payable sem i-annually In M atter of the E state of Gus
iigp of the initiative,
who read « «
i-
doest>t son w as then elected Pom ona of
JT g pE A K S PX)R IT S E L F
The approving legal opinion on the first day'; o f J a n u a ry E n g stro m , deceased, ss.
A nother m eans of im proving of econom ic tn in w ^ f
grange
p o r the lectu rer’s
A y
profitable and enlight- of M essrs, W infree, McCulloch, and Ju ly of each year, principal NOTICE TO CREDITORS
the initiative >»» * ou“
£ m
m ake
ake sense.
sense.
___„ A . L j L Dr). Drogram
pro g ram “Silver
“Silver T
T hreads
hreads Among
Among
j .n£r
'
f d‘ \ , t
Bible, in
ln the
the S
S huler
huler &
& S
S ayre
ayre will
will be
be furnished
furn ish ed and
and interest
Interest payable
j
Rtlldv
Bibie.
in lawful tq WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
increase the n u m b er of nam es
G overnm ent controls o t* r pH P ^ K
by aH A e r d n g s t „
th e successful bidder
m oney of the U nited States, at
to u are hereby notified th a t
¿ ’place a m easure o n th e ballot
pow er ' ¿ ' ration would The Gold" was su n g by an. n. m e s g a g e ..S h a d o w s - .
re a su rer the above entitled C ourt has ap-
m
ust
be
unconditional
office
of
thc
<
it
J— ,
* u u iiv * or referen- w— "".7"
individual cattle and auto quiz, and a song
^ g we a re approaching the
Bids ------- —
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>aid bonds to be pointed Helen E. Olds as Ad­
d r ^ % e u l n g p e titio n signatures
3 „ „ " " S u l d only come to »»» bu »« b ? R T - D lngle
“N ativity and In carn atio n “ of and accom panied by a certified ?
V °
m i in
istratrix
en-
lU V d i I i a u u i i
Ui m m
.... ..........— lo c i,P/1 n u r n i i ^ n t t n P h n n f p r X V
m
n iS
T r a ir iX
o of n n the
e
a above
uov
U mt e « y J o b ^ tb e « d a y . w ith g7 X m e n t ~ n tro ? over wages R ichie
The Son of God
persons
d, w e follow an check In the am ount of T hree
t
f
/ titled estate
and all pe
Refresh- jnt£regtin g lead
H undred Dollars <»300.<X».
O rdinance No. 125. having claim s against the same
cities grow ing bigger and thou ag
„ ce9s profits tax » n g
P
. . a cv.
____ to
— ,,resent
welcome
to
sit
T
he
rig
h
t
is
reserved
to
reject
.
AR
bJd8
m
ugt
afwmpanie<1
re hereby required
pi
You a re very
sands m ust sign w ithout reading
,evled
peace tim e m e n u
k
w in i u v T S t
r th e ir said claims to the under-
in on these studies a t W asco, _____ ______________ ________ — by a certified check of 2% of .
,
or thinking about th e m a tu r In ^ o u g h there m ight be Justlfl- of th e m eetl g.
signed on o r before six „ rgt
m onths
»>
i
Church
of
C
hrist.
Moro
I-odge
No.
IIS
1
.0
.0
»
such
bid.
-
question. G overnm ent by pet -
don fo r R
» ««
nrices
T he W om en ® Mls8lo™ ry ^oci c h u rc h School 10:00 a. m.
*' Meets 1st and 3rd
The success ul bidder will be
p
a,
,aw
tion is not good governm ent
floor under farm prices ety m et a t the home of Mrs John M orning W orship 11;00 a. m. Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
A floor
furnished
w ith an
approving ...
. „
T
and there <
should
larger
i
,
, «
»
«ri
’ office of Rov J. Baker in G rass
« - be Q a hill
be- “ and
"Q “ a m
............
afternoon.
p Claude Stepbens, m in ister hall. T ra n sie n t^ and
inim —
um Wag\ . ? ° i ? i M athieson T hursday
M S u ^ t ^ ^ u U r ^ r s ^ f valley, Oregon w ith the p roper
percentage favoring a Dili ix> m uch aBke R fairly established, RqB CaH was answ ered by tell-
......... . ._______________ visiting b ro th e rs are
vouchers annexed.
lore It goes to the people.
farm ers have no such secur- ing j ugt w bat the
m em bers FOR YOUR L IF E INSURANCE „ „ d ia lly Invited to «
Portland, Oregon.
first publication being
Dati
meet w ith us
And still another im provem ent
Drogram as does labor and w ere tb a nkful for th is Thanka-
The Council reserves the right Novem
8EH
1948.
ber
could come if initiative m easur- th a t would have to *>e considered giving season..
to reject any and all bids.
I ^ o W atkins. N. G.
Helen E. Olds
es th a t spend money had to pro
nothing of the value of
Mr and Mrs E rn e st Engles and
C arrel S. B ennett
Jo h n DeMoss, Secretary
A dm inistratrix
vide a m eans of rabdng 11
ow nership in the land.
fam ily,
M rs- Jo h n -Mathleson,
R
ecorder,
City
of
Moro,'
Oregon
Rov
j
Baker
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F. >
fact, It wouldn’t be a bad ru le
monoD - would Mrg w B Rice and daughter,
3-Ic A ttorney
l-4c
An attack rtn
on monopoly
Meets on the 1st and
Wasco,
Oregon
for legislative
bills,
either.
T
his
3rd
T
hursday
evening«
--------------------
*“ va” '
.^ i - , Qurelv h it labor am ong the first. Jessle and son, V incent, and Mr
Special R epresentative
business of saying th a t the leg^s-
' each month. V isiting
1*8 surety
Labor i unions under the closed and Mrg Fay B rackett and fam-
Competent Counsel
m em bers cordially in-
.
r
..
lature shall raise th e ^ n e y is
h #ve' a monOpoiy and in- lly a tte nded church in Goldendale
Dependable Service
IloVe ftvV
r _____
'
’ W ednesday
_____
D aw UurlYPr
too easy and t a x p a y e r s -----------
. r ,t ,
h all
evening. Rev. H arper
U n into some bad trouble In tend to keep R
i ^* p bad " The CIO has a very active pub- E dw ards was the special speak- STANDARD IN SURAN CE CO.
H. B. P inkerton, Secretary
th a t w ay.
L et’s .hP
have broad oro- llclty departm ent which does er
N e w frocks in fine w o o le n materials
$
xxhih
He recenUy held m eetings
form erly -
X
* K u r X n g b r^
an L d s ’ of - ^ a . o ^ m
ln JR u fp g
Lupin«
Rebekah
Ix»dge
No
(Oregon M utual Life)
Meets 2nd and 4th
.S w eaters w ith w arm th and style
Home Office - Portland, Ore.
omlc lines.
F ig u res used and
The Com m unity Sewing club
T uesdays of each gj
sweet.
* . it is now the voters
conclusions arriv ed a t are not m et W ednesday a t the hom e of
m onth.
V isiting
GAS AND OIL
N e w Dresses N e w M ate ria ls
As it is
w ithout the same as come through m ost Mrg George Fox. ■ L ater In the
m em bers welcome.
T
ires-A
ccessories
buy aom ethlng
agencies p u ttin g out Inform ation aftc rn oon refreshm etns of raised
B ertha Belshe N. G
7 /i
Clara H ouston, Sec.
T h a t'ls 8poor J u s tn e s s 1, the pen- for th e public.
P erhaps labor doughnuts, fru it Jello and coffee R H M c K E A N a n d S 0 N
been clearly w ritten the farm er, In d u stry o a n ^ lV’ t was served.
WASCO
OREGON
Bethlehem Chapter No. 78. O.E.S. 5
Mon bill had been cieariy w r
folkg could get closer
Mr an d Mrg Don M acnab en-
Meets every second and
W asco, O reg o n
“° i T * U
.h —
had together on things W they start- ter ta ined at d inner Sunday for
IN S U R A N C E
fo u rth T hursday ln e a c h
X ^ . mT v e X
' X
1« £
from the same apt of facts. Mr and Mrg Alex M acnab, th eir
m onth; visiting m em bers ^5<xv-x-z--
Grain, Feed, Funi
invited. Moro, Oregon
•—
stone w ith It th e vote m ight T h at Is, providing there are any jon Bob and dau g h ter Jo an all
h ^
A a n X H no
the facts they could all agree
upon of T he D a l l e . . ____
Pauline Doum a W. M.
Farm Im plem ents
X e X u W
h a - approved a
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T he electric c u rre n t w ent off BARBED W IR E — GOOD POSTS
E dna Melzer, Secretary
prom ptly a t one Sunday after
PHONE 163 Ee<*dstore 7
com plete law w ith
th eir full
noon. It was published in the
knowie<~ig**. And th ere s nothing
Chronicle th a t the c u rre n t was
w rong w ith th a t a t all. A b it Is
_
v..«v
____ The
________
going Ull
off ov
a t th
a t time.
folks
the legislature know s th a t the
ob server, Nov. 26, 1909 whQ
t ^ e Chronicle passed
people would
like larger pen-
Dgyton H enrlchs and sister, the word aroundi but oth ers who
sions. I t doesn’t know wneuner
d have d e e d ed to en ter a had no w a rnlng w ere caught
they w ould like to pay for them
B uslness college and ____________ ___________________
g e n t i a n C o u n ty 3 o u r n a l |
J\Ul US W lllV I
Sees W a rn in g
In S n o w sto rm
Im iiw y W
1
T. Le&ier Johnson
{M®
ygg
v nn.«
. ;,
JOHN A. FOSS
¿ X Hart” «? M us' 8 N e w C lo th e s fo r
r
STS
The Gay Shop
Q
In Days o f O ld
A farmers comprehensive policy is
your safeguard against loss
or not—or how.
uke g
commercial stu- memberf. of the
dies th is w in ter,*
The bad place .In the road be-
p
. y^fnrp
Because the E a ste rn Oregon low Moro should
snoum be
nc fixed before
W heat League is to m eet in an a funeral
and ‘ io n
adjoining county a n d because Mrs
egrgpe th ere
interest ln it appears to be grow- Miles, had a nary© .
\ Rlng
in» am ong the younger farm ers, when a single tree
t giST x r ^ t e 7 t ^ a t a large num- the tongue down, breaking it in
W HEAT LEAGUE
4.H del.
egation to go to Chicago as an
,
outstanding club girl,
Paul Alley and Paullne Buell
w ere m arrled at
hom e of
the brid e's ,I 'a r* " w at Sprlng’
field Novem ber 17.
Monday afternoon the W ade
a t WascQ
ber will be In Condon n e x t week two and snagging on
F rank Scott, was dam-
end to a tten d th e sessions
horses.
agcd by fire estim ated at $1500.
T h . leaeue
m et In Condon
Born: To M r and M rs Ami
,
------ ,
t .J k in the “had old days" w hen W oods, a 12 pound son, N ovem .
Dreggy Biouses excellent Xmas
w heat w as w orth 30 cents a bu- ber 22.
, .
n Gifts. G reta, T he Dalles.
Shel and
m oisture
conditions
R ains have descended upon ,
wTre such th a t no one could t h i a
com m unity
num erously
grow m uch of it- F arm ers from continuously, prodigiously
here w ent in th eir overalls and m onth. J u s t how much u e a n
took th eir beds and camp outfits, unable to say because some o ne
They found a deserted u p stairs gtoie Mr. B errlan ’s ralngau*®*
and took their own cooks (Lor.- p rOm the G. V. J . Nov. 28,
nie Belshe and Lou Peetz) and
T here is a m ovem ent on foot
had a fine tim e as well as attend-
rebuild the Kent telephony
ing the m eetings.
line so users can get some s
ON YOUR SAVINGS
T h a t w ill not be done these vice out of it.
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WITH
davs although th is Is not to say
F red K rasow retu rn ed from
Federally
Insured
Safety
th a t w ith in 15 years [t will not PorLiand w here he had taken
U»e Portland Federal Savings'
be done again.
The problem ,n lbe livestock show,
convenient SAVE - BY - MAIL
then w as governm ent aid, now
sh anlko will soon have a stan-
service. You get a good return.
accepted as an established poll- dardU ed school, a new
room
cy. W heat farm ers these days
jn course of construction,
Your »aving« are Federally In­
are again
interested in doing
John Bressler retu rn ed home
sured for safety up to S5n00.
things w ithin th e ir own control. frQm p ortland F riday evening.
W ith d ra w a l» are prom ptly
We m ean s o i l
conservation
rf|d not let tbe contract for
paid, without fee» or deduc­
w hich farm ers will have to do
ufaclure of his patent wash
tion» of any kind.
them selves If It is to be don^ gink
• l»t v«
you cowpttt» inloima
tl»n about our SAVE -BY -M A II »•rvice
a t all; and the Oregon V* heat
o ^ r v e r . Nov. 22. 1929
naw. W rite »oday.
Commission la an effort by tne
gpeclal • m eeting of the
w heat «rowCTaJ S « i s k e bvC’ rtehH r Am erican I-etfon
T uesday
It
pop
h m
th e ir ow n problem s by tneir
decided to discontinue the
S
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IM
S
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own efforts
ope t Saturdayl m oving picture show s.
H O W YOU CAN
EARN
HAVE) n i
Tl»* are
duvs w heat league because of lack of patronage
In other da
discus-
Viola H ansen will leave Sat-
Z i ’^ f w n 7 Wheat and me- urday for P ortland to m eet other
Comer, 5th and Stark
Fortlond 4, Orogon
O
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Coverage is automatic; you pay for
PLAN
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only the insurance you use
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WASCO, OREGON
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Television on the Farm
carefree Christmas shopping.
J o in
day be as much a part of American
Buck Childs’ home has become
home and farm life as the temper­
mighty popular ever since he got
ate glass of beer that Buck serves,
that television set—one of the few
and the hospitality that goes witlnt.
seta in our town, outside of And} B
And from where I sit, anything
'Sarden Tavern.
th a t adds to gracious living in
Not only do the kids
K ms stay home America—brings folks together for
nights, but the ™ * ^ ” ^™ Pg,L
temperate, quiet en tertain m en t-
to see whatever s berng telecas
home-loving land
And Buck and the missus always
of ours. (We’re thinking of buying
make them welcome, with a mellow
a television set ourselves!)
glass of beer or ale (with cider and
cookies for the youngsters).
While I guess everyone admits
that television still has fsr
6°*
it’s not hard to see that it will some
o u r
(ttlfr is tm a a
(C lu b
n o lo !
C. A
REYNOLDS, M a n a g e
MAX F. KASBERGER, Aulitemi Managte
RODNEY COOPER, A ttillarti Managar
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