Sherman County journal., July 13, 1951, Image 1

Sixty-Third Year No 36
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Olfioial
M oto , Oregon Friday» g ; July 13, Í95I
Hre Burns Roof;
T h e se
Endangers Several
T h in g s F¡«f s¡. BmUmg>
Oregon Finances1 F“'r L:oarJ ' 1
Most Secure •
Organized/for«
• September 14-15- 1 (i
□I. u u i i u i i i p
Valuations Up
Court Hires Gerber
To Oil Streets In
Slightly In Year
Town of Keht
C o u n ty
Paper
Field Day Gives
Chance To See
New Wheats
Figures Show
The county court m et F rid ay
Plans for the ob nty fair which
instead of W ednesday this m onth
’
•
•September
14-
w ill be held heA
„.•
> ai
W ednesday was the - Btevor and Elnxar w heats, fer-
“Oregon is th e only state on 16 had a further bods£ Monday
,, i i
n
h e tm a n co u n ty ’’o u rth of Ju ly and besides Fri- tilizer trials and the cheering
night w hen the( I>oard ihet and
,
.
day w as the day set for approval statem ent th a t th ere was mois-
,c
. opnx.
budget. T here being no ture only 18 inches beneath the
i s
and o th er
talked
about
-&i
decidedly
w iring.
Sm oke w ith a peculiar y e a rs and
.»lately the ome as in 1950, sc- objection th a t docum ent w as ap- w heat crop w ere the attractive
hings
un
til
nea^b
m
idnight.
sm el had made passers). ¿uuc best financial shape of any coast
. ...w ; a figures released by proved as printed in June.
features of the annual field day
Mae B arbour W: s been hired
and sniff the a ir for a couple sta te ,” said State R epresentative
io HO kinson, county assess-
The court hired G erber to oil at the experim ent station held
yhd som e ra* or, an d ent to the state tax com- the main street, of K ent from F rid ay ’ Ju ly 6.
to p u t on the rofl
bv G iles L French
F irs t to see the fire WM David the Picnic held Sunday by th e pair w ork on vni ci and fences
lesion.
the highw ay fo the intersection
George Mitchell, station super-
J
’
B ennett who called attention *o Repubican w om en at DeMo s v^jll be oecessar. ; > keep h i s
■To;al»"in
li
50
w
as
.>8,582,910
east
of
N
orton’s
store
and
a
five
intendent,
called attention to
I t m ay be too early to w onder ft as his fath er started to read Springs park.
und bucnci s
ram paging B ralan
id
a 4 ,1 /0 thi
yi ir an in- block stretch from - m ain
stre e t the fact that E lm ar was Identical
if the R ussians can undouble him a story. Toni Monroe and
“Oregon voters m ust decide from the c ro w d /
v re r/c of bout four
percept. Ef- ta the whobl and back to the
in appearance to Elgin. Only dlf-
th eir fists long enough to shake viern A rstill came quiejdy w ith w h eth er to continue spending
A carnival wity: ..id rides.-w ^s
adu
tiu
u
ilg
h
u
iit
1
ffbway.
ferecne
is th at Elm ar isn’t re-
hands or not, b u t we <ft£
th e H r c tru ck and a line Was .u t t m oney a t th e present r a te a n d engaged a n d ^ f l® ' 7? Ld lofatiid
t , higher
Tonunj
T h om pson.
co u n ty sistant to half of the 34 know n
T t W N
from the corner hydrant.
As raising m ore m oney by taxation
. Jun
lillfet'U l ate b i n - h l ’ is a im e d ’ principally agent, w as nam ed as horticultur- varieties of sm ut while Elgin
' I t ’s like they told us. We owe SOon as the men w ere on the roof or to reduce the extent of gpvem-
Ajrartge- a t ( >unth ; w h e re newly*jjnprQv- «1 Inspector w ith additional du- isn’t resistan t a t all.
For th a t
the national debt to ourselves th e w ater soon dam pened the tir e m ent and thereby the extent of
‘ v
n id t
vervising
I
1
r
d
>nd
n
ew
b
u
ild
in
g
s
a
r
e
a
ties.
The
soil
conservation
office
reason
Mitchell
recom
mended
and inflation is a way to pay it od t b u t not until half the shing- tax atio n ”, said th e speaker w ho
of ¿ .th e
the fair and m
;.
factoF.
will
stay
dow
ntow
n
and
it
is
t
h
at
E
lm
ar
for
seed
purposes
be
off
side
also
that
Oregon
O
i l by
u y reducing
I u u u v n i g the
u i c value
v a i u t of
V i the
v»»w ies
ie s w
w ere
r i t : off
u u one o
* u v of
w * the
v u v roof
*
~~
- noted
-
.
_ colors
.
iiup vand
-
possible
th
a
t
PMA
office
w
ill
not
planted
on
land
th
at
had
dollar (the m easurem ent of the and the sheeting well scorched, have been responsible for most
... j ten
■ 1 llangu , also hit moved aw ay from
'row ing Elgin.
debt). We’re rich like th* Ger-
Some w ater dam age w as done of th e recent raises in taxation vw u \
-
\
1
court*
house
later.
The
c
o
u
rt
also
The
erosion
experim ental plots
m an w orker who had a wheel- to the equipm ent in the building by increasing school and bonus aooui uu.
?
694 a c r b tm g vul ed a t bought - the gravel pit on
the showed little variation betw een
ill b rin g
levies.
T
he
legislature,
he
said,
Jim
m
y
Whetan
barrow full of m arks and it took and it will need a new roof.
1.20. Likewise ono-tnl > an<
sc h eu re r q u a rte r from Ram Da- trash v and moldboard fallow al-
unnotio-
has not been extravagant.
his band. The h#i
a handful to buy a loa. of bread. ------------------------
though some had shown earlier
h a y and 1 still valu ed -at $1.58. Improve- v jfl
He supoprted th e school bill ed jobs of a r r a n f ’
,
the
r
1, judge., n e n U on both p _ latte d and un
now
u
n
d
er
attack
by
the
grange
straw
,
housing
»
The w orst th a t can happen
e 1 1 l a n d s have increased.
x.
The grasses failed to draw*
and recounted th e success of and tick et t tk ra )
to anyone is to be relieved of th e
o m onths
Movable m achinery has grow n
m anv visitors from the trucks
Hood R iver county in school con- done. R eally it’s.è r
re sp o n sib ility of ca rin g for ones
to $t9,40(); m erchan- • ' * ”
th a t hauled them around the tour
’ riding up^ fro r.
solidation and reduced school u n til w e’ll all kXj
self.
« Ml
UlS1 from $110.880 to $13042f);
«
, O
'
although Crested W heat, regular
costs.
«
and
yelling
“C
T T W N
far
8889.1 10*
and fairw ay types, Interm ediate
It seem s to the bus d riv ers
>wn ti
P relim in ary organization of a the b a n g ta ils fi
No one seem s very happy over
to •61;85O. H orses, cattle, swine,
tth<i Pubescent w heat grasses,
th e p rospetta of a cease fire la “ J ! T T L Î f i i L"
“ g?.V p. °.f Youne n .ep" hll ,nl "• i ,t ra c k ’
sep and p oultry have all de-
A crew of Arizona Indians is-
w heat gragg
bpomes
v n r a a and m flnPK a»near th a t 1)601 on learnin^ lo
du rin g p l a t e d w ith Allen Tom and
,i
I.f-ih
num
bers
and
total
laying
new
steel
on
the
railroad
,
_
_A
—
,—
,
,
irVi*—
-
-
ov » .
°
in
fbnppm us situ atio n
two w ee^ s cour8e given h y
Hall volunteering to con-
and the standard W hitm an Sher­
line betw een Grass Valley and m an-. and sheep fescue w ere
uluatlonl
WC a i \ h e T rum an engendered lh€
Cross. Every
ttn u e th e w ork on its behalf.
over the T lTum
borrow ed fr
from
ru an
g
t the
l l - busses, hnrrnu/p/i
o m school
A basket d in n er fille<l the par-
The-o arc o n l * 472 h o rse s now Kent. The rails now / in
" use
”7’ are shown,
a
of 35 d u rin g the y ear. We th o u g h t to be th e
’ Bill Hall, p lan t breeder, re-
M alik pioposak If the v d i s t r i c t s are loaded to th e doors ty
Wfth good will and «>
h^ve 7597 c a ttle on the assess- Put down by the Columbia Sou-
ru
wWle •
T lie k in i* * !!
a re 'b a d
anxious youngsters carry- rak(S before the program . S late
m ent rolls as com pared to 8412 ^ e r n 50 years ago. T hey w ere
am(mg fod
take a licking.
I t
y
ing !unch pails and m a h u rry to SenatOr S tew art H ardie of Oen-
Sheep ore down to
^ u n d r aus.
hundreds
new w heats, said -
H arlandview ^jpr
'
no ag
be on th eir way.
don w as a visitor.
ci
re-
62-7-^md
boa«
to
615
w
hile
farm-x
H
eavier
equipm
ent
,
y
.
tim
e
'o
f
seeding
had a n ef-
blanied for keeping up a
.
w as thought by Mrs. W ily ,____________v
S aturday night
U nder those conditions th e re is Kn tghten, Red Cross chairm an,
i ers have lot the flocks of chick- »
.
. f-
feet on sm ut because sm ut ger-
ports from C. Os j
little incentive for the commnn- th a t th ere m ight
lo H i a ,d ro p o.
_ .J _
«„.a m lnates best at 50-60 degrees
a <ldegate ter the
ists to' propose good term s^ F u r Moro an<J instead there have been VZIU
C11 1 u
?, >rth. pn; -i a th ird since Ja^t year.
,”‘5 ^
renmlnd- while w heat prefers a tem pera-
tion held ln.PorM *’
th erm o re our allies would Use QVer 60 each day Total for the
t w ill be. re a fW d J b a t the f l^ £
a re
tQ n 0 tluT o( 70 A grees Saf new er a n
Mr. and Mrs, V
to quit.
! -W* I county is 189 to date w ith in-
on anim als -weiè taken as pounds. The new work will l>e «» producing seed crop, yields
r t.in ano u
also reported on
T T
terest still growing.
qjfcHT be no o
uiarv 1 so .do not tpe ude
t o . move the 1951 th ird as much as w heat, he said.
TT» com m ittee
composed oK*
incèï'iriifs
T he argum ent used to oe
s
__
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T l:9 !--- I
T
and is also a cattle feed
.
.
.
1
H
r
about the p rio rity of the hen or
m em bers of th e city council and
'll pvbr 15,000
'S aturday in
An increase plot of Brevor,
additional m em bers from the
agricultural figures.
In
long
headed,
w hite strawied.
whichgg was '"first; th e nagging
Moro B o o ste r'c lu b m et Tuesday
he census taken last year
new
w
heat,
resistant
td all kinds
night and m ade as its first 1,1C
wife o r the ornery husband.
•
1 12R5 hogs and F§7 w ere
of
sm
ut,
was
shown
and
it drevr
choice *)f action about w ater, the
in to th e assessor. T h e re
w
k
favorable
comment,
from
farm-
drilling of the present well th ru £U*st 1
'J 1
If you w a n t to ponder on how
d ifferen ce in time, o f Rev-
home
of-
M
rs.
a
especially
those
who
have
fast the w orld has been m oving
H ere to m ake a picture to be another stra tu m of rock,
^mut
in
th
etr
fields
this
year,
jm
M
consider th a t the m an who w rote s hOw n In the* Union Pacific
i t is expected th a t the drilling
^¿l'ilci^l price.
for B rey er, jsald Bob Fleo-ber. uian-
“I n the Shade of the Old Apple farm
tra in nex t w in ter are w ill s ta r t in October and prob-
4 1
-
»
rhn ’h.M sh erm ah C ourfryw hent ager o f the Pacific WaHItWewf
T ree” has ju st died.
George Penrose, agricultural ag- ably tak e tw o o r three
n<h . .
w ere announced this week as Crop ' Im provem ent
association.
• T T W N
k
ent for the railroad and Jack Reason for the action w as t h e ^ / d ^
‘
$2,24
per
bushel
bv
the
local
|
k
a
good
w
heat
although
not an
W heat Is a queer cereal:
we P atterson,
cam era m an from g rea ter economy,• of drilling in t ?
- Da.ieS**
Irene
Fraser.
PMA
office.
easy
milling
one
(
It
is
as
good
r a ise twice w h a t we need
and California. T he picture is about the old hole w ith the possible
E th ^ l. Belshee,
"
New th is year will be the ware- as Baart foe milling). Tt m akes a
subsidize the price, then we give sm u t b u t includes several view s ties of obtaining w ater as good b e ta
E in<(>
M àfy Higley,
it aw ay to foreigners w ho don’t of w heat fields including some Or b e tte r th ere th an any o th e r Alice I .ivem
Mrs. Kale Ian r>n died Sunday house storage charges to be paid good cake flour and yields as
t, - ^ e le n
Bru-
Florence
seem to appreciate I t
from the local experim ent sta- know n spot 4
F lo re n c e B rut
h t in *» hf spi/al in The Dalles by the farm er. W arehouse char- well as Elgin.
ckert, A lthea 1 aet, Ann Miller, ,!lR
stroke Ov paralysis ges will be based on the date of
At the w inter wheat v a rie ty
T T W N
' tion and some taken from the
H elen M artin, following a
Mr. and Mrs. H ugh H ankins Pauline Dourn
Mrs. H ansen was deposit a t T he local elevators. A
plots Mitchell pointed, out the
Celllo Indians and those w ho top of the Moro elevator.
hy
a
few
d
a
1
and son of P o rt Angeles, W ash., f o ta F raser, I i-a Rather, Ret­
lark, April 19. 1861 charge of ten cents per bushel fertilization trials which did no t
fish th ere are going to ask for ----------- ---------
ile M artin and horn in Deni 1 HI Si n n a n conn- will be made on all w heat depo- show in the ripening w heat a3
are
here
a
few
days
this
w
eek
to
Henrietta.
.
$80,000,000 dam ages if the gov- SU N| )Ay h < H < H ) L KA ELY
and had live
Mrs. Roy ftUth M artin.
prior to Septem ber 3
m they had
when ttw
e m m e n t builds T he P alle®
'
The S unday school rally held visit
p 7 ia h w e ith
p 'a n his
d \ l m
r other,
Belshee
ty sinci 1901. H er
Effective rate per bushel for grain was green. E xperim ents
W orth It. too But w hy not tu rn
c h r ,sUan church ,aBt Belshee an.l Mr. B e lo n e e^
JT ansen has been dead- >0 years.
w h eat grading num ber one will w ere made by testing w ith appli-
m odern and let the govern
Sunday afternoon brought o u t a .
.
n
Ove of hc 82 14. Reductions of the 2*6 cations of 10-26-30-40 pounds of
ig are a^son
Survj
catch the fish?______
very good crow d who w atched
v O n ' l u C l v , »1*
Mts. cent service fee and Vi cent per nitrogen and w ith 400 pounds
The D
T T W N
th e program given by the Sun
rand
four
Ralph
bushel tax Hen under the laws df standard fertilizers contain­
Oregonians. af/er
' CJJTjX m day school children of the coun- S /n v -M U i« W
rand ed Oregon for use by th e Oregon jng m ixtures ,pf nitrogen, potas-
our «»r
chlldre:
^ t t n g sm a rt-a b o u t ,h t ,’ ' f^ ns
Bach eehool l)ad S d iffe re n t
m ade. -ynim and phosphorus.—------- —
1. Applications
rium and u s i n g . ’ to oc
* n u mlber. A t th e close of the pro-
C h ristian so n , Moro, dur effective m.
Istori
Tzians
and
purchase
_
t«yfree-
Ralph Besse, assistant director
‘ In the late-fall
th a t m ight cost som «
m Rev G ravcnor gave the
. , Chicago had an can b est be i
'e
n
ts
re
av
ailab
le
to
Ta^Wary
o
f
experim ent stations told the
ate.
t r „ ? neof
sern w n Of the day '
-
to P < « e in a, a five pour
held
tor,?.
W heat not redeem ed 75 visitors th a t much of the suc-
H ^ 't o n e - th is cati go on w i t h o u t -------------------- -
{he W elcome T rav eler’s rad o
Roi,
iqulred through
Toi < the will l e tak eh over b y the Com- oesa, of Oregon agriculture had
S tation regnrd-
nra^t calg anarch^ w e w ouldn’t GRAS8 v VALLEY ITEM S
progam . Diane told‘W
tb a
' dh m oditv Credit Corporation April COme from inform ation develop-
y control. Bob
practical
V
dience about h e r 4-H club exper- ¡fa m ornm
1 officiating. 30 1052.
.
ed a t the experim ent stations of
ps of his morn-
guess.
t T
and ^ rs’ ^ r Ian Ftogen and ¡ences over the past ten years.
W heat grading No. 2 will re- tbe Rtate and pointed to the new
(To'wn w ith 2.-
u r • o aninff tb w atch Oregon daughter, Jill
of Porland spent R ebroadcast for w estern stations ing glory
cleve a one cent, deduction w hile wftpats a n d
tillage m ethods
to
m ake an ap-
v i to L h p rs *fcho heard a t a the week end at the Gene Rey- w}n b e 'h e a rd at 3:00 P m ., M< <-
UH-n was. the m other w heat grading No. 3 will receive
had- been discovered at the
um chlorate a t
school
. ‘ tb a t th ere w as r.old’s home. /
day Ju ly 16 over KGW, Port- plication c!
hiidren.
"
n thcee cent deduction. Deduc- lorai station.
ad located fojne
recent mee‘ *
ln Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Sm ith had ,and
The W elcome T ravelers this tlnie.
_— a .
tions for sm ut will be one cenfc , ___________ _
fe^ he might,
? ;e,n. y ritrh,‘ w av to get it could as th e ir guests the evening of gpongors, a fter hearing of Di- new patche
for one half of one percent and
em m ereiv bv
if the ngn*
.
the ^ o u rth M t and Mrs. Owen an e,R donaUon of a steer to the }ose t racd
three
cents for one percent a n i
IL. George Mit-
be foun •
w N
,
E akin and fam ily and Mr. and sh rJn e H ospital In 1950, present- staking until
pvor w h e a t grading low er th a n
n to- go ’at}ea<l
OAmP-nne should give thank3 Mrs. B ernard M artin and De-
a pop corn p o p p e r' and a chell advi e<’
»rate application
r
thp pool w eather w hich has anna. Picnic dinner w as served yearf? su p p iy of pop c o rn .to t ei an d m ak e :
test
teat w eight ^wW
will not he eligible
h enough w ater
h ^ n e d the w h eat to ripen a t a in the basem ent as it was cold s h rin e H ospital.
'
1 < and s p r i n l 1
,rn ?L W arehouse charges will be re-
Nearly a hundred relatives and
ne P
rate
A lthough the out sid j.
m nada
T histle, a perennial to take it
Grai
h fall rains the ____
J
l
-
te
r
In
your
area
it
pvprv
dayR
frm
n
SeT>
friends
called Sunday afternoon
ha» been In the e a st It
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H aynes
wee<], has been located , w0 of
strike
wilj .be washed
unprep
Xpril 30 according at the home of Mr. and Mrs Ar-
h . . n o t been a hot wind w hereas -arrived Saturday from Richland,
Russell Belshee on his land chloral
MW ^ a r s ago
"hot” w ind W ashington and spent the w eek
e a nada T histle dow n furti’
sterilizin g t h e H e re’s som e h an d
p re cau tio n s fn dntp w b p at Jf. dppo«,jted in th u r B. Christianson on th eir
s
i
successfu
l
ra
y
d
iv
ert
d
isaster
point- ,
. w a reh o u ses W heat deposit- farm to congratulate them on
•hieb
and ’’east” w ind w ere «m ono- end w ith his
Is distinguished from o th e rth ls- treated
vade in the fall, d out. by C o unty A gent, T.- W.
rn n n a rv •, w in rerG,ve o n ly a their 25th wedding anniversary
rrtous len.r».
Over in the cool sigter, Mr. and Mrs
ties by its sm all heads and creep- plication
t tl
cal basis
, „ , , , five cent r r r bushel w arehouse The C hrlsttonson s were m arried
d
S
a ^
^
¿ ‘t h V ^ . - - / " n t r k X
^
m orning •lor;
r
»
b
to
!he
field Is
deduction
'm m e In Oregon City la 1928
tim bpr is d r y ! ano u«**»s-*— - vi
~
r ise to new plants
Refreshm ents of cake and
o rm i plan. Olh- w nrth tw0 dozen in the shed
arP no) haRed on the date
this
m
isnam
ed
land
of
iap
hom
e
for
the^w
eek
end.
narroW w Ith n u m e m u .
h o t" w in d ‘ a n d 'b S l n g su n . It 1«
M t-s-EMsL Buchanan
I
be
punch
and coffee w ere served
th
is,
mt.ybo
controlling
a
h
a
rv
e
st
fire.
Up-
1(>nnq
arP
applied
fo
r,b
y
is
cuts along th e m argins. A sharp ers have
w ith Mesdames E. H. Moore,
from P ortland w here she w ent — ~ ~fs l o c a t e d a t each point will help >
turned exhausts spark arrestors, ¡ndJvlduab
;
L
cool and balmy.
for medical attention. She is im-
^oca^
Clarence Sparling, R. B. Hoskin-
th I had an on screened-— radiators, a sp ray er
____
-rf
-rf
son, E. Schaefffer, Collis Mioore
m
y
first
r
e
a
p
e
r
^
f
j
p
^
w
ith
w
ater
ready
to
move.
__£
T his arm s race w ith R ussia proving.
Trmibb* is a serious p e st and should be pOrtu n ity
i n i s amu»
— te Qur
ajid Mrg
Ted
T ro u b le
u n n n lo - TT
.........
pouring and serving. Miss Diane
it
S
heraF
s
grad-'
back
pum
ps,
sacks
and
shovels
b o b
HOW
ELL
M
ARRIES
w ould be tose / a s k i n g
gun(Jay. to at. eradicatel im m ediately upon lo- H o puggci
it
m
an
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took care of the
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icates he felt It o p -; v h e a t’ fire, Thom pson states. of The Dàlles, announces the guest book.
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about wou
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we have in the tend - th e Trim
T rim ble
ble fam
fam ily
ily reunion cation.
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Planes•
^ Scott
° “ park. Madison, Al- Ä
T ^ h T rT o ^ V X
w as a ’" ’ - '
sto ay ry of
about
W onder If Wa at Mt. T
ractical pi» -o T
p r aption and
preparedness m arriage of h er daughter, Joyce
Coming from Oregon City
arc up / ’ : iu u e «rood watch words«,for farm- e . Hayxyorth, to Pvt. R obert il. were Mr. and Mrs. C. Schaffer,
Mke th e w ife’s slo ry -o f ^ n g
^ o n e ^
„ w ere
i*t seem to brcnK
irt a .y e a r w hen cheat grass Howell of Wasco, who is in the friends of 25 y ears ago.
to w ear” even ** —-
r r id a v for the M etolius on _ --------- —
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so
he
fee’s
heavy
and w heat leaves abun- p . g# Aid Force..
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full of clothes^
£ shd np ft r .p returnIng Monday, using at least tw o pounds of p a r a saddle m ■
I
( . v vlod in b ein g
T he cerem o n y took place in COMMITTER NAMED
T T y w hnt anyone
Mrs H arold E akin and child- e n t acid and tw enty gallons of a nev
k in tho fT ld T
+ f
e v e r, t x i s t i n : T ire can Goldendale. W ashington May 22,
A board m eeting of th e Sher-
Regardless of
h^use- ren Mrs M arcus E slinger and w a te r w as applied. Mr. Bcsh< <
A plov. <
tt in the bed for j, . - r >’dcn dividends in retu rn s 1951, at the
B aptist parsonage man .County H istorical society
ar
t fire. Wh^’ • ,.n ti c • ' d u is tfely stored vvPh the Rev. Sm ith offlcirting. m et at the court house in Moro,
wives who are trying to'
children Mrs. Vernon E akin and m orning glory patches w ith
a th e lickl ole: ■ T t,
ire h o ic e .
Survey the
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June 29, 1951. -At this tim e a
^ ty ^ 0 ? V ° ^ n 7 X . y
children and .M r. and_MW._D.ck soil fu n d g an t applied by^a w d no, „t„l c
e n n u r a . « ..u
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.., _ vpr„ eicht n w ith the f<>
M andi
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T
. Ti, b ’e
fire
r.iitiM T iA N CHCRCH motion was made to appoint a
tn ey , i l^ . o W
anri if th ey ’ll eat Reckm an and children w ent to gun into th
,
<V( bp ;i (,f1 (ic fl!,h,
,,n<j preo-ue the crew "
C.H •
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tra jj marlcer research comm ittee
sound asls ‘ }
and beans for The Dalles Monday to take th e ir inches a e in a e t
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Rev. H. G ravenor of the Was- (O investigate the locations for
• p o r k . al L 7 w n be cheaper.
children for sw im m ing lessons. Follow ,ng ’to ray tW ‘ . ' h
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1 i ,• up co M ethodist church announces m ark e r anti trail and report lo
aw hile beef w,l
N
Tw enty-six younsters acw njpan- he cleaned Ins v . c.l ,
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; - -„a
d H ' k ’I' e a service of sum m er serm ons on | „ a rd m em bers at next meeting.
T the gods may ied b y Mrs F ra n k E. Bayer j w t tonuKatc. 1
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p f ^H e Hr t w illjie Ju ly ^ , ^ “The Albert Kaseberg and Oscar Rug-
E ? d e ± w l y 0 ,b « t ‘ som ething of On . the bus driven by A. K. K int- paP 'h w ith ' n^ '° n
using
tw
ounces
per^.ho’e.
grind siow ij
from n c r
u « iu k
v *» o
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v e ry Che t cr:
heavy : nd leaves im/ ik ’th e best n u th o d of attack Evil T em per” R em em ber please. gIes,
th a t kind “ b“ T f t e r l w o years
Ross F ritts of M ountain City,
Carbon hlsulphide is
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snnHav and
snent
inflam m
able
n ia tc ru i
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T p i n a e l t ^ e r i s e 'case
of f Tenn.,
came Sunday
and
spent
inflam
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;
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H :30 a. m.
Also a
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Flatt
____Hnn/iiod b u t (s the little
a n d )• "1
try in g vne
f
few days
wlh
h a n d nrecau
j e d j - p i j > l.t-
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■ only
’ ................ lunlor serm on.
are iryni^
v— f __
1949.
a few
day« w
in his cousin. Bh?-_he care^udy iw»w>cu
.......... l i 't l ^ . , .,i ; ,
returned T hursday
from their
The Dalles. R f »’^ ' ^ 1
ton F r it| S and fam ily. Monday m ost effective chemical. Best re- ’ ■ v - ’
lS f3 F r
*’lov
dl- •< can
. h .1 to
to
Service
w orship w ill trip east after a new Pontiac and
Plows?
or discs
can be
he u
used
Service of
of divine
d
T 1 T V , V fo n in . having thev w ere dinner
w nen
hen the
dinner euests
guests a a t t the
the suits
suits a a re
re obtained
obtained w
tnc soil
sou m epat< <i- _
fir(? r..... b./ivi d m i b
‘f 1»; k fire . r to
di bo held In the G rass Valley Me- a checksAP in Rochester, M inn,
Vòurs for
America persist.
of their <J(WJ|ln Mt8 c a rl is satu rated so loss will not occur
i t s V.'. T hom pson ahead of th e fire.
th dlst church Ju ly 15 a t 3 p. m. «at the famous Mayo clinic.
Th<
the highest powered
fichadew ttz and family.
Sodium chlorate la likewise on
highest antom obin avci
y
W e ’
buildings on
F ire endangered
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F irs t stre e t
W ednesday noon
w hen flam es sta rte d on the roof
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§wJmming beSSODS
New Rails’ Being Laid
’ o
(Jf| Ollth decuon
morning
they
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of
50 from Q, i tn n j
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Deepened Now Plan
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UP Making Picture
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Price Rates Now
About omut Lost
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At 87 Years
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Pynin F'ro Pr6VAntWH
Profitable
Christiansons Married
25 Years Sunday