Sherman County journal., July 22, 1949, Image 1

Sixty-First Year No- 38
These
T h in g s
We
N ote
Moro, Oregon, Friday,
About the County
July 22, 1949
about folks vou do know
or would enjoy knowing
Official County Paper
Crop Insurance
Mrs Walter Adams
Cost Under 3%
To Be Buried
Wheat Acreage
Cut To 118,632
Mr and Mrs Ralph Balzer end
By now, most all of farmers
Activity of most of Wasco far­
son, Carcel, arrived Friday even­ in this community are out gath­ mers - grain harvest. Bulk trucks
Sunday at Kent
ing from Portland to spend the ering in their wheat. With the are moving to the elevator_
Mrs Walter R. Adams, 68, a
week end with his parents, Mr exception of one or two outfits, not so much as last year, but
former resident of Kent and An­
and Mrs A. F. Balzer and to at­ the hustle and bustle of harvest satisfactory.
John Shepard of Scio, mem­ telope, died at a hospital in Ta­
Sherman county farmers can
tend the wedding of his brother, is here. That means hours from
|Mr and Mrs Ed Cardinal are
Clair, on Saturday.
early morning until late at night up from Portland, to tend their ber of the PMA board and Crei­ coma, Washington early this seed 118,632 acres to wheat for
Mrs Charles Perrlgo and dau­ until the harvest has been stored grain harvest on their Klondike »-----
ghton -----------
Lawson, - who Is „Working week and will be buried at Kent the 1950 crop.
Official word to that effect
ghter, I^eslie and David Bayer safely away, and the hopes of S X d X
W*th theCTOP Insurance'division, ^
1
^
^
£
was received by the county PMA
went t o The Dalles Monday two years has been reached. One
were in town Tuesday somewhat at that time, t Mrs Adams was office Thursday morning. Thi9
where Leslie entered the hospi­ year the land lays idle and stor­ them.
by Giles L. French
concerned over the fact that
is an actual reduction of some
tal for medical attention.
es up moisture for the next year
Harry Allen, who was badly Sherman county has not accep­ a sister of the elder Wilsons.
11,000 acres from the 129,000
Mr
and
Mrs
Frank
Bayer
had
when
the
land
is
in
crop
and
it
burned last week In the Dor- ted the crop insurance program
My, Goodnes^! A town publi­
acre total of the 1949 crop. The
cizes a picture of an event queen as their guests several days last is growing. It was threatening maier fire was taken to The as well as other mid-Columbia
to be enforced by the gov­
Northwest Must Have cut
with clothes on. Skirts on a week Mr and Mrs Bob Wren of rain Tuesday, and few sprinkles Dalles Monday for medical treat­ counties.
ernment
is 17 percent from seed­
Sheridan.
were
felt
in
the
morning,
making
ment.
queen. This must be official.
ed
acreage
and 20 percent from
Mr and Mrs A. F. Balzer and the air quite chilly. This makes
Mr.
Shepard
said
that
Umatil­
Mrs Gina Medler was up from
• * • • •
Low
Freight
Rates
the
usual
acreage.
Both figures
Mr
and
Mrs
Melvin
Balzer
and
la
county
farmers
were
80
per­
the
wheat
stocks
tough
and
much
Portland last w e e k visiting
The world is softening up;
are involved In computations
daughter,
Sheila,
went
to
Red­
cent
insured
and
that
farmers
harder
to
get
the
“cream”
out.
friends
and
attended
church
ser­
an Irish girl made the headlines
Fair and equitable transporta­ based on previous history of
mond Monday and visited the Therefore, the hot days, most vices at the Church of Christ.
In counties with an average
by beating up on a cop.
tion
rates for northwest wheat the movement and mean little.
Peterson
rock
gardens.
yield
smaller
than
Sherman
were
town
people
complain
of,
is
just
• • # • •
Many housewives just now
Even the 118,632 may be
insured.
are
necessary
if it is to compete
|Mr
and
Mrs
A.
F.
Balzer,
Mr
right
for
the
wheat
harvester.
are doing a good turn in helping
We feel a little sorry for those and Mrs Melvin Balzer and dau­
slightly
restricted l>ecause ten
again
In
eastern
markets,
said
Mr and Mrs Dick Yocum and to save the apricot crop by put-
The new crop insurance pro­
who saw grasshoppers at Hart ghter Sheila, and Mr and Mrs
percent
must be reserved Jo r
Frank
P.
Aughnay,
manager
of
Mrs
Leah
Jenson
went
to
Stan­
gram will eventually become a
ing it in Jars for winter.
mountain.
But perhaps that’s Ralph Balzer and son, Carcel,
the newly-formed Pacific Nor­ possible appeals. Notices of al­
field
last
week
where
they
were
county
program,
said
Mr.
Law-
At
Wasco,
Church
of
Christ,
better than snakes.
motored to Timberline lodge guests of Mr and "Mrs Miles Bar- Sunday topic “Active Agent In son, for whenever enough reser­ thwest Grain and Grain Products lotments to individual farmers
• ♦ • • •
Sunday
The latter left ager. They went -especially to Man’s Salvation.’*
ves are built up the county may association, in Pendleton recent­ must be sent out by August 15.
State highway officials persist for their afternoon.
there will be a 15-day per­
in Portland and celebrate the birthday anniver­
iM an/ transients are seem at take over the program and set ly while on a get acquainted Then
in calling “Buck Hollow”, “Buck the others home
iod for . appeals to the local
took the Mt. Hood sary of Mrs Barager who is a times on streets of Wasco, look­ whatever rates are necessary tour.
*
Creek”. They say it is Impossible loop highway home.
Present shipping costs, he said, committee and following that a
to have a hollow unless there’s ■ Rev. H. Y. Schultz of Portland sister of Mrs Yocum and Mrs ing for work, fron: the age of With the government merely su­
15-day period for appeals to the
high school boy to the more ma­ pervising. Sherman county has are discriminatory and are driv­ state committee. Then the ten
a creek in It which is an indica­ stopped at the C & C Food store Jenson.
Visiting h ere». from Vernonia ture, but with . the farmer al-^about a th ird . of. the required ing northwest wheat and flour
tion of a lack of mental curious- Monday and visited with Mrs
percent can be distributed by
from eastern markets.
ity covered with mental persis­ Kenneth Crews a while. He told were Mr and Mrs Truman Dav- ready having his crew and not a reserves to date.
the
county committee. A three
According to Aughnay the ba­ percent reduction will also be
The actual rate for full crop
tence. Or to not use the language her he had married her father enpot. Mr. Davenport’s parents very heavy crop, there is not
rate a hundred figured for new farmers, as in
of administrative ineptitude, ig­ and mother, Mr and Mrs Henry and also a brother, Harvey, live work to employ the “willing Insurance is now a little under sic freight
worker.”
three ¡Jercent which means that pounds, set in 1935 by the ICC, previous programs.
norance abetted by stubbomess. Roth 34 years ago and that they in this community.
Mrs Curt Tom and a friend
(Mr and Mrs Di< k Ninefeldt, an insured farmer could have a was higher than that for the
A meeting was held Wednes­
were
the
first
couple
he
had
from
The
Dalles
spent
three
days
daughter
and son in law of Mrs complete failure in 35 years east: therefore percentage in­ day night when E. Havey Miller,
Jackie Robinson is reported married.
last week visiting friends in Lehman, -With their son Dickie, and come out even. “Not many creases that followed widen the
as saying to the congressional
Mr and Mrs Orville Ruggles Walla Walia, Washington. They were visiting at the home of farms go that long without spread between the freight costs state PMA head, and Arnold
committee that life in this coun­ took her mother, Mrs S. L. Boy­
Bodker of the same office stop­
Guy Andrews. Ninefeldt’s are losses”, said Mr. Shepard.
till it is now
impossible for ped in Moro. Friday local offi­
try can be “mighty tough for ce to Prineville Sunday after returned to Rufua Saturday.
Mrs Catherine Boise has ac­ from Gold Hlii and were favor­
people who are a little different spending a week with them to
Sherman county’s present rate northwest producers to compete cials including O. G. Hllder-
cepted
a position in The Dalles ably impressed wlti this part of
from the majority.’’ It doesn’t ap­ visit her daughter, Mrs Lou Fis­
brand, chairman, Frank von
is
.6 bushel per acre. For a mam in eastern markets.
and
is
making
her
home
there
the
state.
They
retta
ned
to
their
ply here but some are different cher.
Borstel, Ralph Busse and Tom
with
15
bushel
land
and
a
1000
at present.
home Tuesday.
by perference anyway.
Thompson
will attend a meet­
acres
the
cost
would
be
600
bu-
Mr and 'Mrs Bill Lawson of
Mrs Mae Fowler accompanied
ing
In
Pendleton
to learn of full
shels.
He
would
get
a
20
percent
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Portland were dinner guests Sat­ Mrs Lila Hailey to Rockaway,
details about the wheat c u t
reduction because of the size
President Truman wants to urday at the home of Mr and leaving early Monday morning.
Veteran Payments
of his farm and a further five
A new handy reference guide
have plenty of money to spend, Mrs Kenneth Crews.
Mrs Fowler will stay there for
percent reduction l>ecause of to available mimeographed ex­ PORT TREATM ENT REPORT
which is a normal ambition.
\Mr and Mrs Earl Olds took several weeks with Mrs Hailey
Fence post treatments that
early payment. Insurance would periment station circulars of in­
Most people have to work to his daughter, Mrs Glenn Perry who lost her husband last week. Nearing End
have
no value as well as those
cost him $912 for which he could formation and extension circu­
get it and he wants to raise to The Dalles Monday where Mrs Hailey has an auto oourt at
that
have
lengthened the life
receive
$30,000
in
case
of
total
taxes so everyone will have to she entered the hospital for Rockaway
lars, giving numbers and titles,
An estimated ©r. percent of
of posts are summarized in the
loss.
work.
, .
has
been
issued
as
revised
ex­
medical treatment. Her mother
IMr and Mrs Bill Meyers and Oregon’s World W ir II veter­
• • • • •
Whenever sufficient reserves tension circular, number 530, latest report on the T. J. Starker
Mrs Irma Whithead who arrived son have moved to Portland for ans will be ineligible for GI job­
“post farm” which has now
Men standing on street corn­ from Portland came home with the next three weeks or so. Bill less benefits after July 25, stop- are huilt‘ up a further reduction now ready for distribution thru been under research observation
of
30
percent
will
be
possible.
county
extension-
offices
or
di­
ers waiting for a harvest job them to care for her grandchild­ 18 working below Camas with the date for payments to men dis-
for 22 years..
have small chance of being hir­ ren.
engineers on the dredging crew, charged from active service pri- That would make the insurance rect from OSC.
(With Douglas fir posts, three
ed unless known It isn’t like it - Mr and Mrs John Buether re­
Mr and Mrs Donald Klock and or to the official end of the war rate about two percent, permit­
The 11-page mimeograph cov­ treatments that have proved
used to be when men came by ceived word Friday night that daughter Patty were in Rufus on July 25, 1947, the Oregon de­ ting one total failure In 60 years ers publications in the fields worthless are brush application
scores and farmers needed them. their son in law, Francis Ham­ Friday where they visited with partment of Vetegfrn’ Affairs re­ or enough partial failures to of agricultural economics, crops, of asphalt, charring, and cold
Grain was cut with headers and mond had suffered a heart at­ Mrs Klock’s parents, Mr a n d ported thia week. £he remaining make one total in 50 years, ex­ dairy, food technology, horti­ soaking in zinc chloride. Port
the normal crew was seven and tack and was taken to the Red­ Mrs W. A. Morris.
five percent can draw until their plained the visitors.
culture, ornamental plants, ve- Orford cedar was not benefited
Dinner guests at the home of two years following discharge
30 acres was a good days work mond hospital. They left Satur­
VA few more than 50* farmers getable crops, livestock, poultry, . a hotand<old bath of carbol-
day morning for Powell Butte to Mr and Mrs J. G. Huffman, who time is up.
in this county are now insured, soils and weed eradication. With-
for a 14 foot header.
n though Douglas fir
Then threshermen had to have be with their daughter a few live in the Chenowith district,
As the end to this phase of said Mr. Shepard, and they have in each listing Is included sep-
were Eight treatments, in­
¿¿j
neared, figures from i>een constant in their adherence arate extension and experiment J., 1)hng the “salt” treatments,
18 to 22 men and a good days days. Mr. Buether went back up Sunday night were Mr and Mrs
run for a stationary outfit was Monday for a few days.
Joe Morris and sons.
the Oregon State Unemployment to the program aH are farmers station publications by* order .
nroved beneficial on fir
number and title.
pPne are glven.
Mrs Frank Bayer and Keith
Mr and Mrs Robert Morris Compensation Commission dis­ in other counties.
900 to 1000 sacks or about what
a good 16 foot combine turns out Bayer went to The Dalles Satur­ and daughter Shirley were in closed that only 6530 veterans,
now in a good day.
And the day to bring Frank Bayer home Walla Walla, Washington where or less than five percent of Ore­
combine is doing the work of from the hospital recovering they were guests of relatives gon’s World War II veteran
header crew, only twice as much from a recent appendectomy.
population, had exhausted their
last week end.
Mr and Mrs Charles Perrlgo ' Mrs Pearl Pearson and two benefits, which amount to $20
of it, and the threshing crew,
PROCEEDING« transfers in budgeted Item bal­ SURES: $2.56
and in addition night time finds gave a dinner at the home of Mr children have been visiting at a week for a maximum of 52 CONDENSED
the grain all in the elevator. and Mrs Frank Bayer Jr., for the home of Mr and Mrs Har- weeks for the unemployed ex- OP JULY 194» TERM OF ances as may be necessary in COUNTY PRINTING: $112.80
balancing out fiscal year ac­ AUDIT OF COUNTY BOOKS’.
Neither the standing grain, the their daughter, Linda, who cele- land McDonald. Mrs Pearson s GI and $100 for slightly more COUNTY COURT
i$67.50
Minutes of June 1 read and counts.
cut grain, the straw nor the bated her fifth birthday anniver­ husband Is stationed with the than ten months of self employ­
RETIREMENT FUND. $58.68
No
further
matters
at
issue
approved.
threshed grain is ever touched sary. Guests Included besides the navy.
i
ed.
MISCELLANEOUS
above mentioned Mr and Mrs
Claims against all funds al­ adjournment ensued.
Mrs Harland McDonald was
by human hands.
Meanwhile, efforts to get Con­
State Industrial Accident Com-
There used to be dozens of hor­ Frank Bayer Sr., Mr and Mrs on the sick list last week, but is gress to extend the deadline lowed as presented.
CLAIMS PR E SEN TE D AGAIN­
mission.
$7.80; First National
ses involved also and cooks, my Claud Bayer and son, David, reported as improving this week. were stalemated, according to
Monthly report of County Trea­ ST SHERMAN COUNTY, ORE­
Bank.
$91.30;
State Tax Commis­
David’
and
Keith
Bayer,
Leslie
word how they sweat and hustl­
Washington reports. Arguments surer showing fund balancés as GON, GENERAL AND ROAD sion. $13.88; Public Employes
ed in those narrow cookhouses, Perrlgo and Julia and Byron
FUNDS
R)R
JUNE,
1949,
AP­
of
June
i30,
presented
and
filed.
put forth to congressmen by
Na
Bayer. w
Monthly report o f County PROVED JULY I TERM O F Retirement System, $147.5»;
and wheat was worth but «
veterans’ groups nationwide, in­
Association,
Jomes
Coats
Weds
tional
Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ted Trimble and
THE
COUNTY
COURT
cluding the advisory committee Clerk showing General Road
$10.50
Three men do the work of 30, Mrs Grace Perkins were busi­
to the Oregon veterans’ depart­ fund budget balances as of June G ENERAL FUND
ROAD FUND
ness visitors In T h e Dalles Walla Walla Girl
SHERIFF’S
OFFICE
30,
presented
and
filed.
efficiency is infinitely
ment, urging the time extension
WAGES
there is much more machinery Thursday.
Semi- annual report of Sheriff Norman E. Fields, $50.00; How­
were these
James T. Brown, $267.16; E.
Mrs T M Rolfe and Mr and
and the price is higher.
James E. Coats, son of Mr and
j Veterans graduating from showing tax collections from Oc­ ard Cooper Corp. $46.40
McPherson,
$208.35; Frank Baz-
Mrs Bert Cox motored to Antel­ Mrs Claude Coats of Wasco, was college are having difficulty find- tober 15, 1948 to June 30, 1949, CLERK’S OFFICE
W est Coast Printing & Bind­ zel, $212.32; Frank Bayer $200 -
It may be a good many years ope Monday to spend the day married Sunday, July 10, at the ing jobs in the current recession. presented and filed.
visiting
the
former’s
daughter,
ing
Co, $17.90; May & Son, $1.45 38- Charles H. Perrlgo, $242.54,
Jack
Jefferies
employed
to
before the nation knows whether
Congregational church at Walla
2. The recession is forcing the
First National Bank, $66.30^State
Alger Hiss was tried more fairly Mrs Charles Baker and family. Walla, Washington, to Miss Bev- lay-off of veterans ahead of other paint certain portions of Interior ASSESSOR’S OFFICE
Tax
Commission, $12.56, Pu
J
.
W.
Blagg
and
Gerald
Blagg
M.
J.
Mahoney,
$75.00;
Marie
in federal court or in Time mag­
erly Mulhair, daughter of Mr workers because they were hired of Courthouse.
Employes
Retirement System,
went to Portland Sunday after­ and Mrs Miles W Mulhair.
Certificate of appropriation Hoskinson, $50.00; West Coast
|a9t and lack seniority.
azine.
$46.04
noon o n business returning
The church was decorated with ’ 3 1 The bulk of veterans have issued by Court certifying bud­ Printing & Binding Co., $3.00;
t 4
Mrs Irene gladioli and baby breath and a not yet earned sufficient wage geted appropriation for office of Mahoney Office Equipment, $10.- REPAIRS
In Colorado *a sort of interna- Monday evening.
• C H. Urness Motors. $54.20,
Mansfield accompanied them to sorority sister of the bpide sang, credits to draw state unemploy- County Agent for 1949-1950 fiscal 00
tional get together was held to her home in Portland after
loggers & Contractors Machin­
COURTHOUSE
“Thru the Years” and “Because”. ment benefits. In Oregon, the year.
ery
$911’. Wasco Motor Co.,
discuss man and what
the week end here.
.City of Moro, Water Dept.,
Order Issued ^directing Clerk
The bride was led to the altar SUOC said only 60 percent of
click Man Is be«»™11« “ " “ “ J spending
$11.05;
Motor Supply & Equip-
$7.00; Pacific Power & Light Co.,
The marriage of Miss Marie
. cn Sfi43' Industrial Mot-
ised and therefore losing his per Blagg, (laughter of Mr and Mrs by her father and was gowned in 94,680 veterans who filed for to cancel outstanding General $24.82; Pacific Telephone & Tele­
X n t y . 1. is said. AS he depend,
white taffeta, with fitted bodice GI benefits since 1944 will be Fund County Warrant. *
"r P a rts /$19 25; Central1 Machine
James Blagg and Clair Balzer, and long train. Her bouquet was protected by* state Jobless pay­
Order issued approving in­ graph Co., $39.12; Ivan Kirkelie,
on the state or something else son of Mr and Mrs A. F. Balzer,
$12.65; Eastern Oregon Electric ¿W elding Works, $35.15,,O M
he losses the power to depend was an event of Saturday, ju iy Rubrum IHie®. She was attended ments when the veterans’ pro­ crease of certain County Offici­ Co.,
$4.80; Jack Jefferies $1000.- ra Supply & Imple™ep nntYac’
als
and
employées/
and
Com­
by sorority sisters whose dresses gram runs out. On top of this
on himself, which ¿*duce. his
Arstill-Monroe Pontiac
16, at 11:00 a. m. in the Baptist were styled similar to that of the state veterans’ department missioners’ per diem fees and 00; Ranch & Home Store, $25.89; $14 08
"
S
¿ « ¿ T V S *
* ^ e ndr a ^ U n t l T l l t u a . church in Grass Valley, the
Fyr-Fyter
Products
Co.,
169.00;
said, must be figured thousands mileage, and directing Clerk to
the bride.
Elsie
Jones,
P.
M,
$4.80;
Wll-
home of both families. Rev. F.
Don Bryant of Seattle was who never worked in jobs cover- so accordingly pay.
s x
a
x
w
«
Hearing held on proposed laims Construction Co., $27.46
" “w ell we reckon any biologist L. Cannell of Odell performed best man and fraternity broth­ Zi bv su te benefits.
COUNTY
COURT
Oregon veterans received $31- budget fo fiscal year 1949-1950;
ers of the groom were ushers.
or anv physician could have said the ceremony.
Vernon I. Miller, $21.00; Les- Motor Co., $11.10
The reception was held at the 300,000 in federal jobless pay in budget adopted, as published and
Sle same thing.
However the
ter
Wilson, $22.50
levy
to
cover
so
G^ a ^ ‘rd Oil Co.. $379 49; Shell
order
of
tax
Beta Theta Pi house which was the nearly five years of the pro-
W H EAT YIE L D « HOLDING
ohilosophers did sayf it
CIRCUIT COURT
was atP a religious conference VP TO AVERAGE
decorated with many* seasonal gram. The jobless peak was in made. ■
oil Co., $13.70; Union Oil Co.
D. N. Mackay, $100.00
County Agent authorized and
flowers. Here the bride’s cake March of this year when 24,329
after a fashion.
about
$74.87
__
LIBRARY
Resutls of harvesting indicate was cut and the visitors book veterans drew benefits in one directed to negotiate for print­ LAW
of us worry little anout
TIRES
*
TUBES
$20.-
The
Frank
Shepard
Co.,
ing
of
pamphlets
covering
1948
w h a f te Put In our stomach and that the crop will be larger than signed by guests.
week. The lightest load, 1152
Wasco Motor Co., $3 05, A
00; West Publishing Co., $90.00;'
veterans,
occurred in Octol>er, Conference Committee Report.
none at all about what we put at first estimated and may reach
Both were students at Whit­
stlll-Monroe.
Pontiac, $3.-0, J * -
The
American
Law
Book
Co,
Right-of-Way Easement f o r
?n our heads and we worry little 3,000,000 bushels.
man college where the groom 1948.
$62.50; Bancroft-Whitney Co., McKean, $1.00; S erv i^ Garage.
County
Road
by
Frank
Medler
Most reports are that the graduated in ' June. They will ---- t
about our place In nature Too
$18.50; Firestone Stores $260 .
-
$80.50
et al, presented and filed.
yield is good although some far­ live at Phoenix, Arizona, where. D .
much trouble—let’s have fun.
Walther-Williams Co., $208.55
1
4
A
DEMOSS
MEMORIAL
PARK
Matters
of
Courthouse
roof
re­
mers seem disappointed. Yet, Mr. Coats will attend the Insti- l lO I lC C f 1 I 4 115 i l C a u
W. R. Reid & Son, $9.57; Col­ GENERAL SUPPLIES
pair held in suspense , pending
Too bad * the marksmanship there are more reports of fields tute for Foreign Trade.
Ranch & Home Store,- $8.73.
umbia
Agricultural Supply &
receipt of further communica­
J Z , X r in that U » Angeles making 30 bushels than 20 bu­
Moon’s, $5.76; Contractors Equip-
Equipment
Co.,
$32.61
Coining To The Dalles tions.
shels and even deducting for
Corp., $397.40; Moro Lumber &
Communication f r o m State COUNTY CORONER: $27.65
optimism a n d early reports ANDREW PATJENfl RETURN
Dr,g g s. Qf New Highway Commission re Fire COUNTY SCHOOLS: $124.50
Fuel Co.. $49.79
MISCELLANEOUS
game board looks there seems a good chance that
COUNTY
HEALTH
OFFICER:
guards
along
U.
S.
Highway
No.
Mr and Mrs Andy Patjens re- York City, president of the Am-
State Industrial Accident Com­
good appointments, the county will average 23 bu­ turned Friday from their trip to erican Pioneer Trails association 30, presented and filed.
$2189.20
,
BUREAU
O F BTOIXX5ICAL mission, $51.47; Railway Express
it will have its shels which will bring the total Germany and other European and party, will be in The Dalles
Clerk
directed
to
draw
on
bud­
Agency, $0,98; Pacific Telephone
, fewer fish anf* up to the 3,000,000 mark. Qual­ countries? They also spent sever- Sunday evening, July 24, and the geted Predatory Animal control SURVEY: $361.19
& Telegraph Co., $15.24; City of
re hunters and fish- ity is not high but test weights al weeks sight seeing in our Chamber of Commerce is plann- fund In payment of portion of GOVERNMENT TRAPPER:
Moro. $3.50: Pacific Power &
mid need a miracle are around 58 or 56. Already two own U. S. A., as they returned ing a basket dinner for them at May and ail of June salary of
$50.00
-yone happy and It wheat loans have been made, in their new Studebaker. The 6 p. m. Interested Sherman coun- government trapper.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY: $14 85 Light Co, $1.90
3ng time since mlr- one on No. 2 and one of No. 3 Patjens report a wonderful trip, tians may attend.
Clerk directed to make such SEAl.<ER, WEIGHTS & MEA- RETIREMENT FUND: $3.83
wheat.
►en performed.
Says Shepard
For 1950 Crop
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