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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION—
ROUGH OR MOUNTAINOUS
TRACT
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PTTBLI« LANO SALK
CM TRI) STATES
DEPART-
MENT OF TH E INTERIOR
GENERAL LAND OFFICE
OREGON JrAND OFFICE
S h e fourth measure on the » easily
ballot wduld increase the basic any. It i
Published Rvery Frioay at
school fu id from $50 per census for more
child <0^*80 per census child, choosing
. Moro, Oregon
This bill has been discussed ful- ture, wni
Editor ly here. It would cost the county in the cc
over twice what we might re- States. I
ceive, would tend to perpetuate gon the J
a poorly organized state system ed to irn
OFFICIAI. COUNTY PAPER of district organization and would th of W
give the state more control over county t
local schools We recommed 307 bers of <
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NEW SPAP2K
PUBLISHERS
ASSOCIATION
The next two measures were
passed by the legislature and
then referred to the people by
petition of the people. First of
these is the legislative act that
replaced the Dunne bill which
was found inoperative by the at-
tornev general and unsatisfactory
by the federal welfare board,
This bill gives the^ needy aged
the medical care they need.
It
makes no claim on property
• owned until both recipients are
dead. It is a workable bill that
meets federal requirements which
insist on aid being given on the
hasis of need.
We recommend
office
the sa
compa
post-of
amour
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envelo
^w er.
Portland 18, Oregon, Oct. 20 1050 Serial
NOTICE is hereby given that 10 a.
under the second proviso of sec-
The
tion 2455, R. S., as amended by bid w
section 14 of the act of June 28, media
1934 (48 Stat., 1274), and pursu-
Anj
ant to the application of Rosa E. ly th<
Griesinger, Serial No, • Orgeon advise
0766, there will be offered, to the object
highest bidder, but at not less desigi
than $8.50 per acre, at a public
sale to be held at 10:00 o’clock
a. m. on the 7th day* of Decern-
ber, 1950 next, at this office, the
au
following tract of land:
again
T. 2 N., R. 16 E., W. M., Ore-
Willi
gon, sec. 10, SWV4 NWY a , notifl
containing 40 acres.
per f
This tract is ordered into the duly
m arket on a showing that the actin
greater portion
estat
talnous or too rough for cultiva ceag<
many co
entire st
vote of j
The fl
lot is on
sale of
advert!»
would ]
stead ol
of liquo
state pr
per yea
moonsn
ditional
This bil
for the
is proh
317 X 1
D O R IN
W IL B U R N
W e ll D r illin g C o n tra c to r
THE DALLES, OREGON
Phone 3729,
518 W. 7thSt
' Bids may be made by the
"principal or his agent, either
personally at the sale or by mail,
Bids sent by mail will be con-
sidered only if received at this
ed other time. We feel tha t the
state could have uniform day
light tima under this bill Ad
vantage o f the bill Is that time
would be established statewide LOST: Miniature Pinscher dog. •
instead of by towns. We recom
Red. from Krusow place. Mrs.
mend 310 X YBS.
Ted Thompson, Moro. 53p
Three measures have been pro
CUSTOM
SLAUGHTERING —
posed by initiative petition. The
Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp
ftS t is the veterans bonus. TWj
freeze. Bring them in any dav
will undoubtedly be decided by
the voters on the basis of emo but Sunday. C A C Food Store,
tional reaction and not by argu Grass Valley, Oregon.
lltfc
ments on the economic or social
FOR YOUR WILLYS 4-WHEEL
effects of it. The
DRIVE PICKUP, JEEP OR
probably be between
STATION WAGON contact
and $90,000.000 or almost $5,000-
000 per year for 20 years. R l.8 ?’ Willis Motor Co., West Col
state bonus and It w m the fed
umbia River Highway, The
eral government that sent the
Dalles, Ore. Also Willys Sta
boys to war. Total possible is
tion Wagons, Jeepsters, Sedan
$600, which in time of high in
Deliveries and 2-Wheel drive
Ration, is slight pay for services
Pickups i ton equipped with
given. No recommendation.
A constitutional amendment to
the new F-head HURRICANE
establish a method for apportion
motor. Used civilian and mill-
I ment of the legislature i s t h e .
tary .Jeeps.
Wlllys-Overland
> eighth measure on the ballot, it
Parts' and Service.
35tfn
W asco High School
November 4th
Music by Dugan an d his Cowboy
from Goldendale
Tickets $ 1 .2 0 '
5
Ladies Free
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E v e r y b o d y drz«» in D o g Patch S ty le , Refreshm ents
G.
with:
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1950.
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Back in O regon-a great pre-war favorite
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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
STATE LABOR
COMMISSIONER
Experienced
Trustworthy
Efficient
Bill Kirnaey
public service
has a
record of
that
w arrants
his retention.
Adv.; Re-election of Klmsey
ilttee, George E Sandy, c h r ,
214 S. W. Madison St.
Portland 4, Oregon
Re-elect Senator
W AYNE
MORSE
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tom«! ,
Tftoi ,
Ad Re 1**0 Srnoter W o y n *M © r,*‘
N , ' J . ( « . O * . f ( Summon«,
106 S. W
Or«.
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TO REPRESENT IN CONGRESS— Y O U —the
245,979 citizens o f the Second District o f Oregon,
IT TAKES A BIG M A N o f far vision and wide
Atomic
Research!
T h e a ttrib u te s
horizons, a man who is a native of, and has lived
and farmed on, the broad lands o f the district.
IT TAKES A BIO M AN o f great wisdom and
vita lity who has shown sound judgment in making
the daily decisions that are so vital to Y O U , and
’ who has fought to protect your “ liberty against
socialism.**
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IT TAKES A M A N who in eight years has gained
valuable experience in the Congress and valuable
seniority on the powerful House Appropriations
Committee—who has recently been selected by the
N ational Affairs League fo r “ outstanding Con
gressional contributions toward achieving a strong
and prosperous America.**
A. F. L. says . . .
UPHOLD ’ ' 949 Legislature’«
l ib e r a l
^SPENDABLE
fello w sh ip
. . . . THIS M A N IS LOWELL STO CKM AN
DM ago assistance law
1. It brings Federal money to
:e T o leran ce,
Oregon.------
2. It guarantee« a decent liv
ing for the aged.
3 . It is legal, workable, keeps
aid - to - old - folks out of
politics.
C ourtesy,
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M o d eratio n
J a n d R esp ect
¿Lx.
lig h t beer is the beverage
'o f m oderation. E njoy— .
Moro Lodge No. I l l LC
Meets 1st and 3rd a \\U |
Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
hall. Transient and
visiting brothers are
cordially invited to
meet with us.
4*’ZIV
Marvin Howell, N. G.
Leo Watkins, Secretary
Fold Advertisement
Public W elfare Education Committee
Judd Oreonman, Chairman
in the toughest
test a motor gets!
Using a new atomic research
tool, Standard Oil Company of
California scien tists for the
first time in history measured
wear aa it happened! They de
veloped an oil eo superior that
it doubles the life of average
auto engines between major
overhauls due to lubrication.
C om pared to con ven tion al
•’Premium Type" oils aa desig
nated by the American Petro
leum Institute, New "RPM” cute
in half the wear-rate o f critical
en gin e p a rt « In a to p -e « d -g o
driving—th e tou gh est tea t a
motor gets! Try i t
Re-elect
LOWELL STOCKMAN
R E P U B L IC A N
to
CO NG RESS
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A Product of Standard Oil
Compony of California i
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While many state» are floundering under huge
deficit« and increasing taxes, Oregon a budget
is balanced. We have avoided here the epi
demic of deficit sp en d in g
In no other 20-month period of Oregon history
has as much BEEN DONE u> modernization
of our state institutions, construction of new
buildings for higher education, highway devel
opment (and on a pay-as-you-go bant I ) , j u r
ist travel, peace-time industrial expansion^co
ordination of state agencies dealing with
resource conservation and development and
effective budget control of state admmiatra-
KEITH M DONALD
Wasco. Phone 552
a .
Grasa Valiev. Phone 232
h lO V E M B E R
ci FAN ViriDRDUS-E F fE C ÎfV f LEADERSHIP
DistritaMbf j
C. R. ANDERSON
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