PAGE 2 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
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FRIDAY, DECEM BER 23, 194«
B eau tifu l slip« by
the lead of many others.
ABOUT TH E COUNTY
Keith Nelson, home from school
Co-operatives can escape tax-
Wily Knighten was in The ieft Monday for Kansas.
^ u r ^ nln d (sm anS^ t awhenW
thZy m e ^ U n g ^ ^ ^ s u ^ r i X ^ n U
Wheatland Rebekah lodge met
T he ex cellen t last m inute gift.
c
A.
S
E
• rowglarge lhe
tendency is to from the five counties participât- Thursday night in regular ses-
accept the full responsibility of ing in the annual institute.
sion with Ellen Justesen, noble
K nt.rrd *•?*«??*
Àct other corporations and pay the
Wily Knighten, school superin-
prealding Eighteen mem-
x»nch ».
______ various kinds of taxes levied tendent, has posted the notices
were present.
Following
TZZZTZTï miTNTY PAPER against business. The penalty for the hearing on the Wasco ^he business meeting a birthday
OWFKNAIi
district change
to
was held for Mrs. E tta
01 doing a large part
pai t of the
v*.*- total
v™ . school ---------
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— be he d
... members
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x-n. January
Tn»'.»..', n 5 at tho
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i_ Bek-
---- S^SiSÌÌÌÓirBATli» ------ business with
only V
be-
the orïlirt
court bniian.
house. ' S Buchanan ~ and . Mrs.
Clarice
kedahl.
comes too great.
ONE YEAR ..................... - W °°
It is not likely that the re-
---- turns of the government would
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«T a ■ i a l be
he greatly
greatly enhanced
enhanced If if all
all coops
coops
A Riperlor lervted
NATION*!
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paid taxes because co-op prices STRAYED: One Hereford Cow,
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personal «Hsrvdenca
left horn branded 12. triangle
are often kept low which results
left hip, Paulen Kaseberg, Ph.
THAT COSTS H O M O W
in small profits. Members of co
453 Wasco.
8P
operatives sometimes complain
that if taxed their dividends
Stanley Home Pro-
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would be subject to two ^ v ie s ,
ducU Call Kathryn Blaylock,
one on the co-op profits and an-
Grass VaUey ptL 542.
7.9c
other on income after it came
into possession of the member. FOR SALE:
Roller Canaries -
■00 « U V A V I
»Those who own stock in corpor-
Guaranteed Singers. $10.00.
- * A w M e r a iw e f p 'f c «
ations are subject to the same
Mrs.
McCarty, Echo, Oregon
DJPCEMBEK 23, 194Ö
th a t meet» aB w b l
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regulations.
7-9p
SHORTEST DAY
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in Oregon, and it appears that
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the same is true of the nation, FOR SALE. Hand made gi ts.
This week we have
the
,g a tendcncy away f
Mrs. E . Eslinger, Hotel Moro
shortest days.of the year a n d f
* exemptjon8
-phere are 14
fi
the winter.
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getting exemptions to Oregon’s corporate p()R SALE:
A uve Christmas
spring t e
excise' tax—one of which is co-
can
a
8ource
of unusual
gift can be . a We
source
unusual
closer and it will have
operatlves.
There is a
> £aUsfacU^
have of available
satisfaction. We have
available
more strength.
ment to reduce this number
j choice purebred
Arabi-
$4.00
21 Gallons
Oddly enough the sun w.ll
,g an effort afoot “ ■veral
^ ¿ choice
h°o{C ¿ purebred
p breedlng Arabi
for
an
colts
of
top
breeding
for
1.60
come up a 1 ttle later for a le
the holeg whereby so
nnmber of
One Gallon
$300 and up. Also a number of
days but will delay longer about
K
persona, prOperty escapes
.95
Half Gallon
registered females of various
setting.
, taxation
.50
ages, modesUy priced. Desir Quart
Thus we have passed the sad-
means merely a matter
able registered part bred Ara Pint
.25
dest time of the year—the short-
careful bookkeeping on
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bians
$100
and
up.
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isit
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est day. There is more abundant
of state tax authorities
soon for an Inspection Mays- ORDER PI®*, ¡A****’
hope as the days get longer and
investigators. There can be
Dodd Ranch, Tygh Valley, Ore. BARB, DOUGHNUTH
FR E SH
there is promise .of anotner
rornpiaint about law-enforce-
6-7c
EVERY DAY
growing season.
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ment although there may be
fiv e cents
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about the laws themselves.
FOR SALE: The City of Moro ALL POP
.n v
.
Inasmuch as nearly all taxes
will sell 100 sheets of 4 x 8 F ir
UN< UE JOE
In one
paid in
in Qregon
u it^ u n are used
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tex; 42 sheets 4x12 Firtex;
Joseph Stalin has just passed way or another as offsets to and 10 sheets 4 x 8 half inch
Christinas Gifts
his 70th birthday, that is, unless real property taxes, the more plywood.
the little matter of birth data taxes collected other than P
of all kinds
h i l n ’t been changed for some perty taxes the better chance OPPORTUNITY: Additional man
reason since he started his there js for lower property tax- wanted for Rawleigh business.
H O T P O IN T
«Quailing down in Georgia years es A iandowner can hardly es- Your own boss.
Need car. Good
cape assessment of his acre«
profits. Rawleign’s Dept. Oak- p ih h WASHKRH—
Rut he looks 70 and his health but the owner of other types of
land 7 Calif. ORK-81-252. — ------ ,— .---- ---- -------
to’X
to E that of a man that property. especially the kind of -
SLAUGHTERING
AUTOMATIC W A S H K K B -
GUea L. F r e n c h -------------- 2-----
Willlt A<U
C a se
i yb elha d X ^ Ulg e K
n
a ^ e T fv a S
of th e T u sslan ruler £ e world taxes. Cooperatives m igU w ell
U N IT E D
STA TES
M ENT OF T H E
GRETA, The D alles
i ’K’iTlt'1)
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DEPART
INTERIOR MJ5NT
December 6, 1949
NOTICE Is hereby given that
uqder provisions of section 2455,
R. S., as amended by section 14
of the act of June 28, 1934 (48
Stat., 1274), pursuant to the
application of Thomas S. Reese,
Serial No. Oregon 01280, there
will, be offered, to the . highest
bidder, but at not less than $5.00
per acre, at a public sale to be
held at 10:00 o’clock a. m., on
the 31st day of January next,
at this office, the following
e?A»r
D e a le r W is h e s
^rospertuie
counuT'before’Tong When no p e l e t o n group If they could • Grass Valley. Oregon.
21tfc
PUMPS *
ruuM BIN G
one knows" for statesmen have thereby aid the movement to- F0R SALE— Now available for
ELECTRIC W IRING
gone on long beyond the age of ward better assessment methods
mmedIate deiivery W U l y s
and
Stalin.
and more
efficient — collection
of
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. .. drive
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Stalin. Clemenceau
Clemenceau did
uiu not h quit
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h w ic
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Jeeps
and . four-wheel
SU PPU ES
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nrnnprtv
taxes.
until he was 84 as we remember other than real property taxes,
pick-ups.
Complete
Willys WK SERVICE
and Churchill is older than Sta- ___--------------
Overland line of panels, station
W HAT W E SELL
Un and still right up in the col-
.
wagons and J ee patera now
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CHRISTMAS D IN N E R
sensationally reduced in price.
R. Reid & Son
It is possible that Stalin as a
neyer
the
Contact Willis Motor Co., Third
and Lincoln Sts., The Dalles,
dictator can choose a successor
. .. regarding the proper
WASCO, OREGON
who will continue the heavy ^ a"
r re£ rrl8t£ a8 a8 for
Oregon.
22tfc
handed rule.of that huge natl
Thank8glvlng. Turkey must be
and keep the same po idea n
Thanksgiving or ex
effect. It ts not probable, Judg- eaie
national
ing from history. More often a ^
f^ aaeweek.
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dictatorship ends af‘er , b " efir° t
At Christmas the goose meat ,
two strong men. ERher the fir. t
and Ume wa3 ,
ruler dispenses with the ser
proper Christmas
vices or the heads of the ’!rong
traditionally graced
men of the nation or. « editio n s bow *
Tha(
From 10 a.m . to 2 p.m.
change. A nation might ^ t used
believe, after Charles
to oppression but there Is al
written his literary
Sunday, December 25
ways ferment In a nation
gastronomic masterpiece
180 million people and some a n d ^stro n o m
of it will become effecd''e
88ay, that has made mouths
T O M & J E R R Y , in p e r s o n
the same manner as did the an essay
ferment started by Trotaky,
Geesc are not grown In this
„,n. SUUn et a. In the days tf ^ e e s e are n ^ g ^
the czar. • The czar didn t ru
found on Sher-
with a feather pillow, t
y
county tables next Sunday,
Grass Valley, Oregon
be recalled.
w
ged to feeding wheat
If it is true that a ^ n g r y
Uveglock whether day old
people in a democracy ten
chlcks Or the plow horse and a
want a try at communism It chicks
a8 much
may also be true that ®
as a horSe can safely di
people under communism may grain
want to try democracy. If the
always chicken and
comparison is «>rrectnt X Rus- roast« of the steer and shoat. -
be some unrest among the Ru
lhere lg little differ-
For that all year gift
sians which may break out ■ -
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comeg from
fore Stalin’s successor gets his ence wnere
send
police force aworking again
JW
pleasure and
ter taking over.
Pnmnanv “Better a dinner
A" =
.‘^ b
a.
stalled ox and hatred therewith.
threat as Uncle Joe at 50.
Eureka Ix>dge No. 121 A.F. A A.M
Meets on the 1st and
<’<M>P TAXER
2 .0 0 per year
3rd Thursday evenings
each month. Visiting
It is reported that the Pen
members cordially In
dleton Grain Growers will begin
vited to meet with us.
to pay all taxes after January 1.
C. S. Bennett, W. M.
Thus another co-operative aban
H B. Pinkerton, Secretary
dons the u x free list, following
Plain colors.
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGE-
MENT.
OREGON
DISTRICT,
LAND OFFICE* Portland 1R
Y ou
an d A V e r y H a p p y and
Other Hot Pein, B q . l p . . . « -
P riu U or
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIO N— N O T H V u B L
ISOLATED TRACT — PUBLIC ISOLATED TRZ
LAND SA L E
1 AND 8A D ®
¿ ¡M e r r y
DRYERS—
H oliday dresses in
GRETA, The D alles
y O. r
GO Ï0 BLUM’S
Prr
“B arixon ”.
is e .. w . m „
Ijvar
STA TES
t HE
op
OF
orrgo
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DEPART-
INTERIO R
MANAOE.
DISTRICT,
p<>rtland 18>
OFFIV«. r
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November 10, 1949
NOTICE is hereby given that
under provisions of section 2455,
R g
amended by section 14
q{
act o( June 28, 1934 (48
g u t 1274)t and nursuant to the
appycation of Ernest E. Shull,
^<oro Oregon, Serial No. Oregon
there will be offered, to
the ’h lghest bidder, but at not
legg than $3 qq
acrei at a pub-
Hc ga)e tQ
held at n o’clock
A M Qn the
day of j anu.
ary
next at thjg office, the
following tract of land:
SWV4 NWV4, sec. 32, T. 1
Oregon, sec. 10, SWVi NEVi
N., R. 18 E., W. M., Oregon,
and SEVi NWV4.
40 acres.
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Bids
/ Arstill
x i x m Monroe
u m , may
».«j be made by
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BIdg may be made by the
.
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principal or his agent, either
,nclpa, or hls i agent, either
rontiac, Inc , ivloro,c»fr. personally at the sale or by ^ ^ „ a n y at the sale or hy mall.
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Bids sent by mail will be con
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Bids sent by mail will be sldered only if received at thia
M oro I ^ g e - V o T T i r ~ n r g y
considered only If received at offlce pr,or
the hour flxed
this
office
prior
to
the
hour
fix-
gale
bids must he
Meets 1st and 3rd
ed.for the sale. These bids must
mpanled by certified checks-
Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
be accompanied by certified or
t4)fflce money orders for
hall. Transient and
v i s l t i n e brothers are
checks or post-office money or-
amounts of the bids- and
cordially invited to
ders for the amounts of the
enclo8ed
^ l e d cn-
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blds and must be enclosed In
,
envelopes must be
meet _^ with
sealed envelopes. The envelopes marked
Iower . left-hand
l^eo Watkins, N. G.
must be marked In the lower
substantially as . follow).
John DeMoss, Secretary
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left-hand corner substantially as
bW ¿ rlal No
B ethlehem Chapter No.' 78. O.E.8 follows: "Public sale bid. Serial
ga)
j anuary 10.
Meets every second and No. Oregon 01280. Sale 10:00 a.
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fourth Thursday In each m. January 31, 1950 ”
person making the high-
■Ahx month; visiting members The person making thehighesa
. , reqalre4 k , pay
Invited. Moro, Oregon bid will be required to pay im- mmediately the amount Iher-of.
E lsie Jones, W. M.
mediately the/am ount thereof.
persons claiming adver
Edna' Melzer, Secretary
Any persons claiming adverse
» » abovedescrlbed land
l upine Rebekah Lodge Ni.fl* >Y the above-described land are
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a«»**««1 ‘0 file ‘heir clalms or «re a
Meets 2nd
and 4th ........ ............
objections, on or before the
f#r
,
Tuesdays of MM fa
time designated for sale
n enUt]ed to lc ta ta
month.
Visiting
Any person entitled to claim
eference right under the
members welcome.
Sallie Martin, N. G.
a preference right under the
pr0vl8O to said section 11
first proviso to said section 14
anPowner of contiguodii land
Clara Houston, Sec.
as an owner of contiguous land
lanu
w i t h i n 150
claim within
assert
ms claim,
w iu n 30 — — —
th<? — Qf
pubHc
George G. Updegraff must
m
u8t
a88ert
h,s
cla,m
w,th,n
-
— of.
days from the date o pub lie o£ d V f
conditional ‘«ale to
Attorney at law
eh e ngh,gah l t h,n“
' d83M
MORQ
Monday,
w
Wednesday,
Afternoons
Friday
T H E DALLES
211 East Third Street
Telephone 3209
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b l d d e ^ l l l ^ d e c l a r e d the pur-bidder win be g l a r e d X
our-
thn i land
chaser of the land. - m f
ctifl8er of the
& iiq .
Carl F. Spaulding
plerce M RU
Manager
Assistant Manager
4 Sc
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6 -10c
OPEN HOUSE 1
THE
VALLEY
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The Sherman County Journal
Annual
New Year’s
O n January 1
I w ill assume the
management of
The T A V E R N
again after an absence o f
three
years. I w 'll appreciate business
from many
The Story of
The Nativity
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ifz 'Z/ b e t o ld on a s p e c ia l b ro a d c a s t . o f pz
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"N O R T H W E S T
N E IG H B O R S ”
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24 ;
For this Christmas season, your "Northwest Neighbors”
radio program will return for a special broadcast. The
occasion is the fifteenth annual presentation of
’’The Story of the Nativity”.
This 'program, long an institution in Pacific
Northwest radio, is being returned this year as our
way of wishing you a very Merry-Christmas.
friends w h o are cus
PACIFIC POW ER & L IG H T C O M P A N Y
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tomers n o w or were.
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KENT LEGION HALL
Saturday, December SI, 1949
O n January 1 we will serve a roast
chicken dinner.
Marie Barnum will
Reconditioned Floor Good Music
Lunch Served
Novelties
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9.30 P. M., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24
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be in charge of the kitchen.
PAUL'CYPHERS, owner
C is te n to "THE STORY OF THE N A T IV IT Y *J:
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K O IN ...P ortland
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KOPL ...The Dalles
KUJ...Walla Walla
KBND...Bend
KWRC... Pendleton
KYAK...Yakima
KAST... Astoria