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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1950)
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There are the consumer. times when we could suggest been dune at least not in this sec- youth or age shall be payable semi-annually man County his Final Account Final Account and Report and for the settlement to said estate. improvements in the system, tlon. on the first day of January and and Report as Administrator of Glenn W. Kenny however. „ n u i °">y >” princlpal and the Estate of James D. Kenny Administrator Bids will be received until J payabie In lawful money ■VCDMU W B J M O X ®t th« It may be that the service is deceased, and that Monday, a t M rtw , O tw o n . under A rt T. Lester Johnson, SOCIAL SECLBIT1 the e hour of 5 o'clock lin ite th o’clock p. m. on Z . l <Stat« at the of- «< M arah A 1ST».__________ better since there is competition Soon the nousew ifew ill be 5th day September, 1950, Qf Treasurer of the 11th day of September, 1950, Attorney for Administrator 41-4c COUNTY PAPER from the government That could M said bonds to be at 10:00 A. M., of said day, at be true. If so, it is also true that paying “security .on her cook by the undersigned, and opened and the farmer will be sending thereafter by the City Council . pursuant to ChapterXVII, service would be better if the SUBSCRIPTION RATES In a check to the check-hungry at CouncU chambers In the , o city of Moro competition of the private com government for a payment on CKy Hall of Moro Oregon, at a a” ®"d T and to Ordnance )MB YEAR ------------------- No. pany was retained, for men who the steady old hired man and re^ Iar meeting of the City Charter, and to Ordinance no. work for the government are must be accompanied subject to the same slackness as business men will have to pun- Council on such day, for the gle over some two percent of pUrpose of selling the $8,000.00 ■ > mortified check of 2% of those who work for private his income to the government on CITY OF MORO GEN- by a certified check of 2% newest o f fashions fo r fa ll clothes fo r w o m e n companies—sometimes more if ' . ERAL OBLIGATION STRE^ successful bidder will be assured of a job. Government himself. in e successful That is the latest political gad- AND DRAiNS IMPROVEMENT The successful uiuuv; „ — — girls, ju niors - - T a k e a lo o k . ownership is no assurance of ef elec- furnished with an approving N IW S P A P 8R of the security minded bu- yQ^DS authorized at an elec- \ ficiency with or without compe get reaucratB? It will take In a lot of X I960. « U BL ISH IR S Complete Jlne of Baby wear and Gifts for all times tition. ... J, money which now la worth a be numbered 1 to 3, “ ’“ h ’ SOCIATIOM It is probable that the govern IRtle. And some of it will be lnclusive, in denominations o. Port , Orego ment agency is using the offer paid out when it is worth less^ $1,000.00 each, to be dated Sep- all bldg as a means of trying to get more AUGUST » , IMO It is like chasing a will-o-the- ^ mber lf i 950, and to mature right to JfBject Bugse customers in TYie Dalles where cn f Moro, Oregon *OWKR FIGHT it is rumored that it has not done wisp or more like a dog chasing g ^ a lly in numer al order- a his tail. The latter has long been the raU of $ ifoo0.0o on the first Recorder, c ity 41 _3c very well. It is said that the PUD The offer of the PUD in The considered a sign of Internal of j anUary in each of the Dalles for the Wasco county and is making - more mistakes than of the- dog - ' ■—» >art of the Sherman county dis- the PPAL which seems unbe disease on the part as true of the and It is Just ribution facilities was not made lievable. Some way should be devised government ?ntirely clear in the news. No Actually no government can me knows" what part of the to permit the voters to decide assure security. Attempts have Sherman county system would whether they want government always Inflated the currency so be included in the sale or h ow ownership or private, ownership that the money returned Is of the separation -would be made. of utilities. Now the government value. The history of such matters has the power of condemnation little Security for a whole nation does not indicate that there will as a threat and unlimited power can come from high production be any change made immediate to borrow from a federal source of the goods that people need A t th e C A P I T A L C I T Y , M o r o , O re g o n ly. The company, if it answers already over burdened with debt for food and shelter and other at all, will ask a much larger and promises. For our part we d accepted uses. A Condition of high price than offered. The condem rather see that million dollars production does not come from» nation case will go to the courts spent for some guns to shoot forced retirement of men froAi • . and it will probably be years be North Koreans. It does not In any event It is unlikely that productive ranks. fore anything Is decided—If at come from taking funds away «K, Sherman countians will have any all. and, continuing a v a ila b le from individuals who might use GUM Wasco The electricity used would be thing to say about It. them for investment NEUTtU the same regardless of the name county did get to vote on estab And above all security does lishment of the government ag-. old of the distributor. There is no way known to make one kilowatt ency for power distribution. We. Kareka Lodge No. H i A J . A A-M White Label “** better than another either by will not. The towns will have no Meets on the 1st and KtNTUCKY WHISKEY—A BLEND 3rd Thursday evenings gliding one, packaging It lp plas opportunity to buy the systems each month. Visiting within their borders and set up tic or subtracting something members cordially in if the from i t The customer, however, municipal power units. vited to meet with us is greatly interested in the reg government would do as it pro C. S’. Bennett, W. M. ularity with which electricity mised to do when Bonneville was H B. Pinkerton, Secretary started cities could buy power is delivered. So far the private company with a comparatively at $17.50 per kilowatt year at the Bethlehem Chapter No. 78. O.K-fl Meets every second and fourth Thursday in each month; visiting members Invited. Moro, Oregon Olive Young, W. M. Naomi Van Gilder, Secretary Moro lx>dge No. i l l l.OXWF Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays In l.O.O.F. hall. Transient and visiting brothers are cordially invited to meet with us. Marvin Howell, N. G. ^{(trnuQ t C ou n ty Jou rn al N™ct,? p 1BON,, new fall merchandise Beefo’s Beefo BEEFO’S in Oreqon-a great pre-war favorite OLD Ih in ir iM ii' Yellow Label You should be entitled to a big steak after putting all that wheat under cover: anyway -. the wife is. W e have them (FiminKY STRAIGHT BOURBON H ermitage Leo W atkins, Secretary Most women here are letting Reddy Kilowatt do more and more of their housework. And why shouldn't they? T he longer Reddy works, the less per hour is his pay. Almost everything you buy costs more than ten years ago, ex^ cept the services of Reddy KilowuH, your low-cost electric servant. • keep the prefits GROWING! Harvest time brings with it income from the year s w ork. P u t those Harvear dollars into a savings account at The U nited St at cs National TUnk where drpositt sow earn 50. per cent morel Tha now Intorast rota of 1 V i % 1» P«*d on all s ' •avlnos deposits op to $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 . 1 % Is paid on that portion a t account In axcass of $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 . i ,' • J' * '■ . trf. ■ *- » # r' U v t with h itrM u d h U trn t at The United States National Bank ...build yourself a cash reserve for the future. There is no sub- I f if t y * for the feeling of security that comes from having money, ¿ lathi bank. « u » £5 p o « « * ** COST O F L IV IN G BODNIY coorat, A m M w i » Alen«9«r THE DALLES BRANCH i » . , ' e,. * vu.? , «w UNITED STATES M c a ln feSerel aegeslt leseveese Csvseretlea ■» BANK B IIY IH O ’ . . . S , , . / / / tvl ’ HI . »! . , Pacific Pawer a lif/if Company N A T IO N A L B A N K O B I S 0N ÎS 5 ÎL ’ 1910 -t * O il« « M __J > • O u r 40th A n n iv a rfo ry Year • 1 9 5 0 Sjua'.» -a- • a.? i lyht»’* ♦ •
