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PAUK
2 SHERM AN C O ü N tfi
JOURNAI«. MORO. OREGON
FRIDAY, JU N E 22, 1 »51
l in e 28 a t th e Parkdale Sunday w here they en- Stephen and Janice moved back
a special date
Roland Johnson joyed a
picnic d inner at the S a tu rd a y June ? fm m I o r ,‘a " ‘
home
of Mrs
w
ith Mrs
Andy E ngberg as co- home Mr and Mrs. R. D. Carpen- w here they had spent the .
ter. Bobby Stradley cam e hom e
year.
^Douglas and B arbara
M edler w ith his
uncle and
and a a u u p n t t for
for a a
Mr. and
and Mrs
Mrs. Ted T rim ble h a
his uncle
Mr.
__
as w eek end guests Mr. and M rs
a while before
re tu rn in g home.
c la lr Adains
w ent to Hood
RJver g u nday and spent the day
visiting his fam ily a t the hom e
of
r parents,
Darent8
Mr. and Mrs.
of he
h er
Allegre.
iacoma to Judy, andI K atherine MacLInn of Mr■ and M rs Donald Clodfel
v tei? M ? .'K rtte r a t th e-h o m e of Idaho. T hey stayed while Mr. le r and son, W endell, w ent to
th e ir son and fam ily, Mr. and and Mrs_ W alker visited rela ' The Dalles Monday on business.
Mrs. F ran k K etter over the tlves in Portland and A >any.
— |
u-«,wv Vnnn<z
M r. and Mrs. Olan S tark of
^ r » 4 M™
« “" d T»
week end.
Mrs. A rt Bibby an d children, K ent w e n t to P ortland W ednes- ®f P o rtla n d Arrived F rid ay a n d
--------------- ----------------------------- on business They w ere over ° ^ ™
week end here
th e
nig h t guests at the home o f Mr.
Qf hlg parent8f Mr. and
and Mrs. H arry Young.
T ^ ey' ¡Mrs. G rover Young. They visited
also attended the Ice Follies. Mr and Mrs. H arold Owens and
W a M
A (It
W ANTED: Position as cook or
Mrs. H arold Owens and child- Mr. and Mrs. Olan S tark
at
housekeeper, experienced, re- ren and h er m other, Mrs. W. D. K eot w hile here,
ferences. Daisy B utler, phone B arn ett w e n t to K ent F rid ay
3233 o r w rite 118 W. 3rd, T he afternoon and visited Mrs. Olan
Dalles, Oregon.
33p S tark and family.
MJr. and Mrs. C lair Balzer and
MALE H E L P W ANTED:
Do A. F. Balzer w en t to The Dalles
you have w h at it takes to m an-
Mrs. Balzer w ent
age y our ow n business? No
the
cap ital req u ired as w e fu rn ish
d
„ ,nesg and vl8lt.
to th e rig h t m an. Good opening
ing h e r bro th er H arold Blagg
nearby. W rite The J. R. W at- and fam ily. C lair and Mr. and
Seattle**',’ W ^ h . PeXtCr & & « » •
A lberty” m et h er in
w ere used on occasion.
But the to o k will serv o ’ to re
vive in terest in w h a t w as a d ra
Uabli.shrd Every I l iuay at
m atic event in th e h isto ry of
Moro, Oregon
Mr«. George Fox
-------- Sherm an county, one w hich re-
Editor quires a 40-year m em ory to r e
Giles L. French
couple
w arm X s ^ r e ^ T O e
m u s M o r e s P ox
call. ' The coifnty w as filled
& wi'th Ita lia n and A u strian m uck- '¿’“ m o m e te T ' hovZ red‘" V b o v'e J ^ T ^ k e n d V u e s T o l‘V
par"
o f C o n r r e « of March *. 1879.------------- e rs , Swedish jjow derm en, sw ear- n ln ety degreees. By the w eekend ents Mr. and Mrs. George Fox.
KR jng
ine team sters and all the m ass
tem p e ra tu re had m oderated,
The j ^ e a electricity w as real
OFFICIA«. COUNTY PA PER
hangers on th a t prevail w here and R wa8 good grow ing w eath er low b ere lbe Rrgt of the week,
construction w ork is going on. for tbe COm ing w heat harvest. The cause Was not known.
N E W S PA PER
The local
citizens, staid a n ” Most of the rig h t of w ays in the
The display of anim als and
P U B L ISH E R S
careful w ith m oney as b efitted w heat fields
*
.
.
.. e
have * been c u * t M
for birds a t . R ufus . is • draw
ing
th
1910
farm
ers,
w
ere
as
stran
g
e
ASSOCIATION
hay.
in te rest of the people. The dis-
to the im m igrants as the n a
The R ufus farm ers who have play is a t p o p u lar Grove station
tives of Bosnia, A ustria and fru it orchards, have been busy and auto camp and is shown by
N A T IO N A L
E D IT O R IA L Italy w ere to the farm ers.
..............
A nother a m an wbo said he show ed his
w
ith th e ....
ir cherries.
z**s r*”
The book is w orth reading. I t weeR w in see m ost of them- Ou t anim als in M ontana last year,
is fiction, not history, b u t fic-
the w ay R th ey can get pick- p o r a sm an show, Vie has a good
tion w ith a local background. erg The ugual it inenant w orkers selection
•
That, and th e speed of th e plot, d id rft cQme aro u n d this year as
. .
SUBSCRIPTION BATES
B rackett
m ake it interesting.
th e y did in o th er years. There-
Mr. and Mrs. r a y
ONE YEAR - _____ ______
Office c h a rts of reta il beef .
th ere is a shortage of pick- and fam ily atten d ed a fam ily
ceiling prices w ill be posted in grg at R ufus
reunion Ju n e 9 a t th e Cli
Claude
JU
N
E
22,
1951
_____________________________ __ m eat shops th ro u g h o u t
th e
th e Biglow school"m eeting Coats residence in Odel
w T he
co u n try Ju n e 25 says th e OPS M onday afternoon Roland John- reunion was In honor of
WHAT DO PE O PL E B E LIE V E? T he date for posting
ceiling
elected for a tw o year George Bour am , So
o
prices is a w eek la te r th a n pre-
whPe p n M acnab re tirin g D ufur and Claude <Joat>
•
t
,, t r viously announced and w a s cb a irm an w as re-elected for a th e Coats children w if e prese
Looking a t any voters list of ™ u s iy
tQ chairm an
fam llles
excepting
The Dalles Sunday.
acquaintances is alw ays a little f ’" a '
last-m lnuU price re- ,h re e >ea 1
, Nell and Jim .
A cousin of th e FOR SAGE cheap a 20’ H arris
W illiam
B rin k ert w ent to
surprising.
'T
h ere’s old Joe,
~
tTh.rn-c
irm. as vis|ong and distrib u tio n .
.
The R ufus consolidated school C oats« of P o rtlan d
w hom th e
Com bine 1944 Model 30-38. P o rtlan d Tuesday to take his
solid as a r6ck, as in sisten t on
Housewives can refe r to th e held its reg u lar annual m eeting fam d y h asn ’t seen for 25 y e a rs
Good condition. R oy L in d stro m wife and infant son from the
being let alone as a rattlesnake, ’ rice ch arts
w hich m u st be M onday w ith a sm all attendance wag p rese n t.
M o re -th a n f i f t / lone, Ore., phone 87192.
33p hospital to the hom e of h er par-
b u tch e rs in a readily Joe M orris th e outgoing chair-
Je w ere preSe n t to enjoy th e
a ijg h t f r in o
registered w ith the DemocraU. P
enta, Mr. and »Mrs. Fredean for
n1ace
y m
as elected
Mrs. Claude C oats <
And th ere's Bill, Who is alw ays
place, to be su
su re
re th
in e ey
m an
an w
w as
e ie u c u a «« s d ir e c to r for ^ y M r and
_
M eat cutting, w rapping, sharp
talking about getting the govern-
m ore th a n the ceiling th ree years. Allen Tom w ill- be together w ith th e ir fam ily sp en t
freeze. B r in g -tfie m tir a n y dav
m ent to do som ething he doesn’t
set for th is area, th is y ears chairm an,
m ost of th eir lives in th e R ufus
M ortgage Loan9*to M eet Your Individual need»
b u t Sunday. C & C Food Store,
w ant to be taxed for directly, Prlee
_____
-py)e R ufU9 schoo
school Is being com m unity. T hey m oved to Odell
arod
saa a P ? ¿ » n t lH lI p a n
—
I
_____
G rass Valley, Oregon.
2 ltfc
ATTRACTIVM TERMS
registered
as
a Republican.
1 given
a new coat of p a in t a t th is last fab
»
All th a t is confusing. Of course,
m F IR S T
Carl Thom pson Is doing ‘
Ije M aster who h a sn ’t
PU RPO SE CAR7
no one really thinks th a t the FIR ST PR IN C IPL E S F IR S T
R
about
an(J N h E D AN A U , P U R P O b E ^
4 PROMPT SERVICE
W illys S tation
party division has m uch rela-
m
anifestation
of
post-w
ar
done
Tm
s
pain
t
is
being
p
u
t
gone
w
orfc
•
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r--: nas gone ui wuxxu —
„
Waeon on disDlav a t W IL L IS
tionship to the actual division as (.hange
being m ade, slow ly on th e outside of the building
Mlgg M ary B rackett, daughter
y j
to economic o r
political th o u g h t b t * e hope certainly.
F ran ce and is Gxtra to the usual w ork f M r and M rs H
H.
B rackett, 1 * c a rry in g c a p a c ity
It would be
illum inating for X r definitely and Italy w ith Carl doeg on the inside of the w in leave Sunday for
Eugene
A w estern com pany serving w estei n agriculture
sum m er m eans safety, economy an d p rac
George Gallup
or
some o th er gQme doubt voted for a b it m ore building every year.
w here she w ill a tten d
tical tran sportation. Also New
HOME OFFICE
j
pollster to conduct a su rv ey and conservatlsm
in th e ir govern-
Mr. and M rs. Roftald
Klock Scbooh
F o u r W heel D rive JE E P S , P IC K
Portland, Oregon
find ou t how m any people want- m entg
x.
and daughter P a tty of P ortland
812
S.
W.
W
ashington
UPS and STATION WAGONS.
ed and expected
the govern-
ln tb | S c o u n try the suprem e spent from W ednesday to F rid ay
Phone AT <331
C ontact W IL L IS MOTOR fpr Wll-
m ent to control business and in- r o u rt has m ade some decisions as guests of Mr. and Mrs. W il- CRASS VALLEY NEW S
lys-Overland Sales, Service, P a rts
dustry and labor and
prices
should encourage
those (pr M orris. W hile here they visit-
and Accessories. W est Colum bia
and how
m any thought such
wh() feej tb a t th e less governm en-
other relatives.
(Mrs. A. F. Balzer, Phone 281) R iver H ighw ay, T he Dalles, Ore-
m atters could and would be bet- taK interference th ere is, th e b e t
ln th e Da8tu re s and
23-tfc.
ter handled by individuals.
’ ¡ ^ r e v e r s e d the so called o n “tbe ^ n ge“ is "tin d e r dry now
Ch&r ies P errlgo arrived F riday gon’
ter.
Despite the cam paign th a t has fair trad e tendency for exam ple and extrerne caution m u st be from Leavenw orth, W ash., and
Do you w ant anytthing?
been waged against big business, and now a New Je rse y court taRen t0 reduce the fire hazards. spedt the w eek end -frith his i s th ere som ething you’d like
how m any people fear it m ore hag r u ied th a t dealers m ay com- T bere w as Bucb a ra n fc grow th fam py at th e F ra n k T. Bayer yOu do not have? And, if so, w hy
than big governm ent? Do people
on cigarette price. T here
spring of all the foliage to bome‘
*
not let y o u r w an ts be know n to
prefer freedom to security and seeiniS som e tendency on the
fhe f|re d an ger w o rse.
lv a n Blagg and B. C. B a u w o th ers by advertising here?
how m any know th a t the two R
co u rt to lim it the pow-
Mr and M rs Roland ,Tohnson ga rtn e r w ent to P ortland Thurs- W A N T P n . R„habl0 mpn
I
KWh?
are incom patible? How m any ers of b u re a u c ra ts .
\ and Mr. and Mrs. Andv E ngberg day evening w here th ey attended
iw u am e m en, two
openings, to call on farm ers.
coHing
people like the spending program
According to our th eo ry
t e n d e d the State grange ees-
lodge at th e Masonic Tem-
Yvonderful o p portunity. $15 to
of the federal governm ent and Rovernm e n t the l e g i s l a t i v e ^ w h k h wag held ,n P o rtiand le a8 deiegates from the local
1 number
$20 a day. No experience re-
the personal taxes involved?
b ra n ch, w hich is rep resen tativ e of lagt wpek
.
J(>dge Qn >Friday and Saturday.
qulrde. P erm anent. W rite. Mc-
yuu went
N aturally there are m a n y the ¡ ^ p i e , m akes th e law s, the
Th(?re wag a p|cn|(, Sunday a t
p n rtiand
Ness Co., D ep t. B, 2423 Mag
“ executive branch_ex_ecute^ them
S p r,ngs fQr th e sh e rm a n
B1U B rin k ert w e n t^ o
3 nameofr-tre*
nolia St., Oakland 7, Cal. 32-3p
m em bers and Sunday an(1 -
.. qDeftd
they do. / T h e r e ’s family habit and enforces them and th e judl- co onty grange
nhrt
fur.
b ra hch sees th a t it is all
frlpnd R a nice tim e w as w lth a e la t iv e w ho will spe _
(which often w orks in reverse),
a
few
days
w
ith
them
Mr.
and
NOTICE
OF
FIN
A
L
HEA
RIN
G
there's the desire o j the w eak to done according to the <w»sUtu- ha<| hy tho9c attendlng
B
ert Cox accom panieu
panied him
Notice —
Is ----—
hereby
given th
at
_ _ --------— ------------- .
. .
- M r.
Rert
nun
j o-------
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l>e on the w inning side and of tion and the sta tu te s » have had ------
.
” ome ,x 'onom ^ s club of 8nd ^ , en t to to Chehalis, W ash.. Eugene H. Spencer. E xecutor oi
the strong against i t
-
F o r gome y ears we th a t want- ,h e R ufus B ° lge w l,‘ m eet ° ” to v isit her
paren t’ Mr. and the E state of H ow ard M. Spen-
Some m arried folks change in an executive branch '
Mrs C H Augee.
Mrs. Hilda cer, Deceased, has filed ln the
order to be com patible and some ed to both m ake and enforce the
Johnson also accom panied him County C ourt of the S tate of
stay different for other reasons. law s and th u s have an overgrow n
and w ent to her hom e in A storia. Oregon for Sherm an County, his
Some w ant governm ent jobs and btireaucracy. Some pow er for en-
Mr and Mrs. W illard Rolfe Final Account, and
the C ourt
some register in order to vote forCem ent is necessary if the
had
as
week
end
guests
Mr.
has
set
the
24th
day
of Ju ly ,
F a & r Ijo n g D e f e n c e s& v ic e Maybe you never
for or against a friend. Economic pxecutive bran ch is to operate
and Mrs. George W ilde and Mr. 1951 in the office of th e C ounty
and . political principles have at all, h u t the rulings of federal
i f y o u p ia c e y o u r c a it U te i h ts thought of it this
and MYs. P a t Kelly of P ortland Clerk of S herm an C ounty, Ore-
little to do w ith it, in fact, are b u re aus are ten tim es as volum-
t o ' celebrate
th eir d aughter gon, in the C ounty C ourthouse
way, but you can help your Long Distance operator
poorly defined in te x t books, inous as are all the federal laws
Sherie L ee’s 3rd birth d ay anni- a t Moro, Oregon, a t 10:00 o’clock
. cam paign speecheS or m agazine of tbe country from the begin-
save your time if you give hfer your call like this: First,
v e rsa rv Sunday.
a. m., as the tim e and place for
or new spaper.
nlng
,
v ersary o u « y
settlem ent of said accounting
the name of the town you’re calling. Then the telephone
W hen th e chips are down and
people all over the
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fields and and ^or hearing objections to
the Issues are clear the steady bavG to tr y new w ays of govern-
number. And finally the name of the person you’re
daughter, Susan, Returned hom e
same, if any.
heads have usually been able to - ^ e n t now and th en and while
F
rid
ay
from
a
vacation
trip
to
EU
G
EN
E
H.
SPEN
CER
calling—if i f i a person call. You’ll find this tip particularly
control regardless of p a rty w hich tbey som etim es discover some-
California w here they
visited
E x ecu to r-
is a com plim ent to the m ajority
useful th ey often retu rn
helpful these days when Long Distance lines are busy
her sisters and families.
* j Tracy B arton
of A m ericans, w hich the poll to tbe tim e tested ways,
Stephen Bibby flew to Sacra-
Dau eSf Oregon
carrying the calls that are aiding our military forces
lists are n o t
’• _____ _________
m ento from Portland to v isit his ^ ^ o r n e y for th e E sta te
32-5c
^ l i m i t a i t C o u n ty J o u r n a l
Rufus News
Standard Insurance Co.
w 1 iY>
SNAKE IN
OREGON TRUNK
The 1 book, Oregon
uei
u T runk,
r in a
paper bound edition, has found
m any readers in this
« ... p a rt of
the country because th e build-
ing of the two railroads up the
D eschutes g o rg ^ back in 1909
an d 1910 la the background for
th e contest betw een the braw l-
ing railroaders th a t m akes up
P
be recaUed
As n e a r , as can be recalled
and as far a s presently avail-
able Inform ation goes th e p a rt
of the sto ry having to do w ith
railroad construction and the
battles th a t w ent
, w ith it is fac-
w
tu ally c o rre c t The au th o r ob-
tained som e of his inform ation
from local sources Including the
files of S herm an county news
papers. Dan
^<x.s Stevens is
.o the
u.v non
de plum e used by the author
w ho is really a Bend school te a
c h e r ’ nam ed O verturf.
It seem s to be necessary in
w h a t passes for w estern fiction
th a t all th e serious opponents
of the m ain c h a ra c te r be rem ov-
tj,e e earth
a rth by vioienr
violent
ed from the
m eans before th e final chapter.
T he m eans used and th e events
leading to th e fatal ending do
uncle Mike Bibby.
.
----------- ---------------
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde s t r a J e-J N iy rlc E OF FIN A L H EARING
and sons, and Mr. and M rs. F red
J
hereby given th a t
Stradley and Mr and Mrs. Le-
NOTICE, is hereoy giv en u
Rby Stradley and fam ily of T he the un ers gn
.
s ta te of
Dalles and Col. and Mrs. R. D.
y
c h Prm an County his
PortU nd
w ent to Oregon for Sherm an County ms
Sm ith of
ForHand w e n t «
Account as A dm inistrator
-------------------------------------, of th e E state of M ary E . Knox,
ko No. 121
ia .1 A .F. A AJM deceased, and
th a t W ednesday,
Eureka Ixxlge
Meets on the 1st and J u ly 11, 7951, a t 10:00 A. M-,
3rd T hursday evening» said day, a t the co u rt room in
each m onth. Visiting the co u rt housot ln Moro, Sher-
m em bers cordially in- m an County, Oregon, have been
vited to m eet frith us f jxed by the C ourt as th e tim e
Donald M artin, W.M. and place for hearin g of objec-
H B. Pinkerton, Secretary
Uons
8aid p inai A ccount and
SYNOPSIS OF annoal ^ atemknt lo r the settlem ent of said estate.
F ra n k P. Knox
For the year ended December 31, I960
Of the ATLANTIC MUTUAL . FIRE IN
A d m in istrato r
S U R A N C E COMPANY of Savannah. In
the State of Georgia made to the In- T. L ester Johnrfon,
hu rance
Commissioner of the State o f
A ttorney for A dm inistrator 31-4c
A BOTT1
A little girl called by tele
phone th e o th er day to say th at
she had a rattle sn ak e to present
"
He decltned polite-
to
hoDC
whlle cogitating
, * ¿ 7 generositv of W e
*
ld R w as a sm all
«Irla. She said U
#
™ akc .
, a
^ e r wUh onlv a Mack
an(, a
raU ,e to
th a t he t‘eaUy w as^a dan-
^eroug ^ p U le . Of course, an eld-
had been raised
rn„ id tell by
w ith rattle sn ak e s could
the flat head and dark coloring
th a t he w as to be let alone.
The lltttle girl w as v e ry pleas-
h e r ^ q u e a t although
*
adm onished, about
‘ ’o f feflr s h e c a rried the
snake proudly in a w hiskey
in som e q u a rte rs
bottle w
w hich
hich ii
........, . have
o , been considered m ost
would
appropriate.
-
The captive w as p e rt and in-
in the editorial I sur-
’« " » to «
n dcc|,ne(,
,o^ rred Rlft. n „ you sup-
1
,r1 wll1 CVe r be
, - o - -
' m|(,e B or ••—
of
, lzarda> —u«
»
' hpr g,rlhood roa
‘
,
little ’
snake ln‘° a b ° ‘" P
•A’ L
not alw ays com port w ith other
Bethlehem Chapter No. 78. O.K-^
things in the boolc, nor w ith h u
Meets every second aiiu
m an psychology as generally
fourth T hursday in each
understood.
B ut If th a t’s the
m onth; visiting m em bers
style, O. K., by the tim e invidi
Invited
Mono, Oregot-
ous com parisons are m ade for
Gwen Ross? W. M.
200 pages betw een the hero and
Naomi Van Gilder, « e c re ta ry t
th e vllllans it seem s high tim e
to dispose of the bad m en. T his Moro V0? * * . , 5 ^ rd *
is done effectively in Oregon
r ’ 1ink- „
,
♦
A ctually m em ory tioes not
place m uch gun smoke along
w ith the pow der smoke of the
railroad
building.
Men w ere
blow n to bits, b itten by ra ttle
snakes, broken in falls b u t the
th e force m ost often came from
n atu re than from illnatured man.
D e M to the occasional Intensity
of the fight betw een Hill and
H arrim an. P o rte r and Twohy,
and the su b co n tracto rs, few
.w e r e killed over It. T h e m ajor
decisions w ere made in the
courts although pick handles
hall. T ran sien t and
vlgltlng broth ers are
invited to
meet w itb u9
Earl G entry. N. G.
I ^ o W atkins. Secretary
Lupine Rebekah Ixxlge
4ti
2" d
m onth
v isitin g
mCm bers welcome
Qjadyg M orrison,
n .G.
Helen M artin, Sec.
■
«2
No. 11«
■ t r a WHHH6SP COMFAHV • eORTLAHD. OKCCON
•X
Oregon, pursuant to la w :
. ADMITTED ASSETS
Bonds ____
<1.443,320.68
Stocks ...a.____
781.644.90
Mortgage loans on real estate
222,074.28
Cash and bank deposits ____
764,194.69
A gent’s balancs or uncollected
premiums ______ _____, 270,019.91 :
Interest, dividends and real
ettate income due A accrued
6,966.66
d th er assets ___ 4------------- -
40,768.12
Total admitted assets
>3.477,984.14
LIABILITIES. SU RPLUS AND
OTHER FUNDS
Losses -------------- --- ------- --- > 68.071.00
Loss adjustm ent e x p e n s e s . . 6,807.10
Unearned premiums
___
1,606,062.71
All other •liabilities ________
118,410.17
Total liabilities, except
capital .........T____ >1,698,840.98
Capital paid up > 600,000.00
Special surplus
funds --------- 200,000.00
Unassigned funds
(surplus)
1,079,648.16
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Surplus as regards policy*
holders ...----------- -
>1,779.648.16
Total ................................ «.477,984.14
iTTATEMENT OF INCOME
Premiums earned
v ....... >1.481,688.18
Lo n ss» incurred ____
409.118.90
Ixkss expenses incurred ........
26,686.08
Other underwriting expenses
incurred
652,904.64
Total underwriting
deductions
----
>1,088,703.62
Net underwriting gain or loss
892,»29.61
Investm ent income ........
110,130.90
Other Income ................
20,619-26
Total, before federal
Income taxes
....
523,680.36
Net Income .................... > 528,680.26
Dividends to Stockholders
Guaranty fund interest
> 29.991.82
Dividends to p o licy h o ld ers
268,748.24
Capital changes (net)
10.926.37
Other Items affecting
50,000.00
surplus (net)
Total capital and
Rurplua itema (het) .... > 349,664.98
Incrcaat in aurplua as rc-
174,‘Öft-»»
garda policyholder«
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BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR
Ne* premloma received .. >
89.671 81
Net lo«aee paid
11,625.66
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