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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1951)
* rAUIfi « 8UBHM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON *frbrrman C ou n ty Jou rn al Fablished B very Frioay «< FRIDAY, JULY U . 1W» gon, have been fixed by the night guests Friday of Mr. and Mr. Greiner’s parents oyer the Court as th e time and place Mrs. James Fox. The Greiners Fourth and were enroute hom e for hearing/ of objections to y said Final Account and for the had been up to London visiting to E^ugene. «ettlement of said estate. Claire Axtell Executor T. Lester Johnson FOR SALE: 5-yr. old sorrel geld- 1 Attorney for Executor . 34-7c Ing, broke to ride, good rope < horse. W t 1060. W. J. Coons, l Phone 701. M ora 36c j NOTICE OP PIN A L ACCOUNT NOTICE Is hereby given that WANTED: Man with car, draw- < the undersigned h a s filed In ing pension, to call on farmers. * the County Court o f the State o f Write Dept. P. 2423 Magnolia ; Oregon for Sherman County his St. Oakland 7, California. 36p , final account as Administrator with will annexed, of the Estate MALE HELP WANTED: Do of Soren Hansen, deceased, and you have what it takes to man* w orking on th e R o ian a jonnm m that (Monday, the 6th day o f A u age your own business? No - farm broke his a rm one day last gust, 1961, at 10:00 A . M., of said capital required as w e furnish w eek. * ■' ’ * day, at the court room in the to the right man. Good opening ■ 9 U I , the family Mr and Mrs. W a lt M orris be court house, in Moro, Sherman nearby. W rite The J. R. W at gan picking th e ir ap rico t crop lo limi! County, Oregon, have been fixed kins Co., 137 Dexter Ave., Thursday. T here doesn’t seem to the cost by the Court as the time and Seattle 9, Wash. - 33-8c be m any apricots in the R ufus place for hearing of objections to its needs or wishes. com m uhity. The tra n sp a re n t ap CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING — to s a id ' Final Account and for Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp ples are on now an d are real the settlem ent of said estate. freeze. Bring them in any dav Ove T. Hansen good. Ai , , but Sunday. C & C Fdod Store, As there was no quorum last Administrator, with W ill Grass Valley, Oregon. Xltfc week, no grange w as held a t annexed ✓ r Rufus. T. Lester Johnson HH« NEED AN ALL-PURPOSE CAR? ■ 00 « L U A V t Attorney for Administrator 35-8c M j *. and Mrs. R oland Johnson Then see the W illys Station spent the F o u rth a n d th e r e s t of Wagon on display >t WIJuLIS the week fishing at "Bast bake. MOTOR CO. All-steel body, over- W hile there, they w ere joined by , drive, plenty o f carrying capacity M o r t g a g e Loans to M eet Your Individual needs Gilliam county. T h at land oyer Mr. and Mrs. L e ste r Gray of means safety, economy and prac . ATTRACTIVE TERMS there secmos to be a b it earlier Portland. The Johnsons retu rn ed tical transportation. Also New in the grow ing season than this Sunday evening a n d reported [ Four W heel Drive JEEPS, PICK- PROMPT SERVICE side of the river. fishing w ih all of them 1 tlPS and STATION WAGONS. A fam ily reunion picnic of rel Contact W ILLIS MOTOR for WU- atives of the late Mrs. Hattie r lys-Overland Sales, Service, Parts Medler was held Sunday at • and Accessories. W est Columbia Brooks park, w hich is o u t frorr A western company serving westet n agriculture ’ River Highway, The Dalles, Ore- Goldendale, W ashington. AboW - gon. , 23-tfc. HOME OFFICE forty-five people attended th< reunion. Those going from her< 812 8. W. W ashington Portland, Oregon FOR SALE: 3-yr old Guernsey w ere F rank Medler, MY. an< Phone AT 4131 milk cow, now milking. Call Mrs. W illiam M acr^b and dau 624, Moro. 34-5p ghters, Mr. and Mrs. F rank I>e Master. Mr and Mrs. I>elan< Medler and children and Mrs I,eo Dum ler and sons of Salen who arrived S atunlav for severs weeks visit. They are hous guests of Mr and Mrs. BI i Macnah. i Mr and Mrs. H. W ayne Ba ‘ tron are the proud p arents of , son lo rn July 5 in The Dalle : The baby was nam ed John w a C o m p le te W arn A d j O FFICIAL NE WS PAYEE PU B L ISH E R S ASSOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES ONE TEAR - ___________ I JULY 13. 1931 fcX GNOMIC'S BY FORCE * 1 There w as quite a debate in ben the senate the last days of Ju n e S over continuation of price con- cri1 trols. The first control act was a I unworkable, the adm inistration cor did not try to use it for m onths, as labor got three m ark ups in wag- eat es first, the adm in istrato r Eh- I Salle, has never had sufficient wh authority to m ake the poor bill fin work, groups of citizens w ant it cat for the things they buy an d op- dai pose it for the things they sell, loa The senate w as debating the con- Br tinuation of the law. n* T here w asn’t m uch chance for go onyone to be right. S outhern he Iienxx'rats and w estern Republi- bu cans generally favored modlflca- su tions to the bill th a t would pro — tect agricu ltu re and cause as little dislocation of the national (,( economy as possible w ihout in c u rrin g political blam e t h a t comes from lettin g prices con- n tinue at the present level. T here s was little statesm anship about c the m ajority. F u rth e rm o re there k was little econom ics in the heads r of the little band of opponent^ c In fact, the groups changed w ith v the geography as am endm ents ( affecting d ifferent sections were r I t w as m ere ly another step along th e p ath of economics by force. G overnm ent has been try- ing to pass a law th a t will re- xiXl the law of supply and de m and, the law of dim inishing re tu rn s, the rules th a t govern i X u o n an d - p r a c U c lly every- thing else th a t comes w ith in ,h e inexact ac U n ^ k n o w n economics. T h e governm ent haT h e °t^ R h Is th a t no one Standard Insurance Co. Helpful FIRST NATIONAL Bank Services for You... S ( « Third A U nion St. The Dalles W - Oregon Paint • W allpaper - |Venetiar Blinds 1 1 , GENERAL PA IN T ,PRODUCTo H eavy Koto - on e ©oat finish F lex • Colorful decorator — Kayonite, washable sm ooth finish ; < UpJta4$ta»< Qsm r ssisnl OM I | s d»—. ___ t , Z / _ ; ‘'- - A w ® < Bank Premise», Purnitura and Fixture» and Safa Deposit Vault»..................... ................. 25 6 .0 9 - 3 ,m HOMI AIORTGAGf LOANS 6- ° ° Up-to-the-minute information on O l, FHA. regular mortgoge 2,50 PERSONAL LOANS , ■ Other Real Estate o w n ed ......... ............... j • Customers* Liability on Account« of latter» of Credit, Acceptance» and Endorsed Bill«. Other Resource«..................................................... .......... 57 Convenient term«, repay out of income. Prompt aervice. TOTAL RESOURCES............................... L IA B IL IT IE S Capital IN J O V T H IS D uring the w ar th ere was a proposal to rem ove the rails and send them to Russia or som e place, hut it w asn’t done and the old 56 pounders have carried out m illions of bushels since. T hey have served well since the first year w hen nearly 30,000 passengers traveled on the line together w ith 150,000 tons of freight. Long tra in s of sheep used to come down from Shaniko hound for the Rocky m ountains and sum m er pasture, wool by the trainload moved from the largest interior wool m arket of the day*, w heat w ent to tidew ater and cattle to th e stock yards as farm ers came ip to plow up the ran g es and ' build th eir hom estead shacks along the draw s w here thP winds w ere stilled and there AUTO LOANS .......................................................... * Svypu, / P lT here w ere no m easures offer- r f.n y curb Inflation, noOt- m g ^ lk e m o p p m g « ° v .r n m * « subsidies, raisin g the m m res the num ner * ¿ • in e fu d in o : Accrued Intarest Receivable................... UaT he senate failed to m eet the except politically, which problem except po step. m eans a n eat jou delivery equipment and •with labor unions all of Wblr . reso u rces Coah I * vault and in Federal Raaaqp B o nk.. $ 6 6 ,1 6 9 ,0 6 X 1 9 Qua from Bonk» ------34,79»,95» 79 Slock in Padarai Reserve Bonk........................ loan« and Di «count«............................................. w hich m ake It easier to profits, w e do w an t price, co tro l for w hat we buy, w h a t we sell—an Impossible .IV The7 baking industry 1» K M i one these days ond naturally has t" ea tm en ls In m a ch in e^ J U N I 3 0 , 1951 Other Bond» and Securitie«................................. to stop infUtUm. ' t h e admlnls- * tratlo n doesn’t dare because of , he national debt; labor w a rd , hig h er w ages, not smaUer farm * 7 * l i k e high farm prices, bust X m en8 p refer high £ l c e e ^ F a r m e r s endeavor to grow the kind of wheat the miners w ant and while m g practices handicap ’^ a so^ w h at farm ers are ffene™ "ymr ®T ponslve to t h « demands^ made for proper flour. Mtl 5 ” , . a w likely are also anxious to please the bakers w ho a re t h e i r c u s tom ers. The determ ining factor neems to be th a t bakers are no t responsive to because they are losing bURinefifl - M a«b o r Federal DepotW Insurance Corpnra f inn Di rad and Fully Ou w sat nnd..................> >9 State. County and Municlpol Bond« and < I t does seem m a t - - persons or business ^roup8l5 ? n<, w ould d o -™ “ ab0Ut J na e ^ h e M who m ight tr y are w nea » ers, grain dealers, mill© , and food m erchants. A few y e a rs ago th e aver g cc resumption of whea m ost six bushels o er capl it is down to around t w o a n n w hile som e say I t « ‘" 7 ^ 2 ? th e statem en t Is w ith o u t vertfl B a n k in g F a c ilitie s A re A v a ila b le For Your C o n v e n ie n c e . Adams Paint Store 7 .3 3 0 3 1 -*3 ......................................... Undivided P ra fit............. , ' i .............a ............. Total Capital Fund»............................ Reterve for pojsiWe loan kn»e». Thi» reserve it to apply against any loan lo»*e» that may develop in the future) it hat not been allocated to any particular loan« or type of loon». (E»tebli»hed from earning«, $300,- 000.00 of which wa» added from Jan. 1, 1951 through Juno 30, 1951)................. CHECKING Regular Checking the popular Low pion. Nome ond printed free on •onol check«. Rnreka IxMlge No. 121 A .F . A A.M e Meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursday evening» each month. Visiting members cordially in vited to meet with us Donald Martin, W.M. H .B. Pinkerton. Secretary 1 Demand ............................................ $ 3 3 Moro Lodge Li Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays In I.O.O.T, hall. Transient and J g a jg » visiting brothers are cordially Invited to „ meet with ua. vOTWR E arl G entry, N. G. • Leo W atkins, Secretary TRUST AND INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT SERVICES 5'5 Intarett Received In Advance............................ Reterve for Intaraat, Taxaa, E tc .......................... Othar L io b ilitie « ................... ................................ — --1 Ask any officer of thi« bonk f<-r detail». TOTAL LIABILITIES ............................ FIRST NATIONAL BA C SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Compo»/te M a l t for the Pirtf Notional Bonk Group: u.o Firtt Nationt Portland and Itt 46 itatowida banking office« and 15 affiliatad Valuable» and beportgM p « per» protected for little mo«e bonk« with i k bonking office«. DEPOSITS The Pir»t NaMonol Bonk of Portland and 46 O ffice«.................... IB other Oregon Banking Office» in the Pir»t Nationol Group MONEY ORDERS 121 J>S1,174.S1 TRAVELERS CHEQUES $ 6 2 4 ,7 0 5 ,0 2 1 .5 2 A ll Typus of Business and > Com m ercial L oam $ 256,09S,759.2S 4 I,2 7 « 1 S .1 7 $ 297,475,1 TOTAL RESOURCES The Pir«f National^Bank of Portland and 46 O ffice«............ .11 other Oregon Banking Office» In the Firtt National Group $ 547,7 4 2 ^ S » .5 S 129,S07J»7eS9 TOTAL RESOURCES o f the 64 BANKING OFFICES in the ' FIRST NATIO NAL ........................................................................... S NATIONAL BANK OFF MAILAND TM» « I TM H M M M 0HKES M m m n HAmnU M W w o w N s 4 4 s fa to w fe fs b a n k in g aPPIcas a n 4 1 3 CONOON »RANCH * COOS BAY BRANCH COQUILLE MANCH BNTIRPRIS» »RANCH FOSSIL »RANCH grants pass » ranch ORISHAM MANCH HBPPNIR BRANCH HILLSBORO »RANCH HOOO RIVIR BRANCH KLAMATH FALLS KI m m M PMI« Bfoml. uiA sixtk s*r«t t a t a LA ORANDt »RANCH L A K IV IfW BRANCH Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month. Visiting members welcome Gladys M orrison, N.G. Helen Martin, Sec. Now earn 1%% up to ond in- clOding $1B-,000. Any amount over $10,000.00 in »ame ac count draw« 1 %. _A_ . ................ . Í 111 L * lia b ility for LaMar» of Credit ond o« Acceptor Endoraar ea M akar of Acceptance» ond Foreign Bill« ...................................................... F IR S T Naomi Van Gilder, »ecrcu Account« or Co«t Check- addret« im regular per- SAVINGS ? -> LOANS AND DISCOUNTS The P1r»t National Bank of Portland and 46 O ffic e « .-.. . IB other Oregon Banking Office» in the Plr«f Nafionol Group famous for Ask your auto dealer, or opply at any First Nationol banking office. 17,35? q :? 00 a ffllM a S ka nfcs w lffc 1 3 a P fk o s , NYSSA BRANCH OAKRIDOR BRANCH O lt G O N CITY BRANCH . PENDLETON BRANCH (Springfi»MI S A lIM BRANCH SHERMAN COUNTY BRANCH IT A Y 1O N BEANCH TH I DALLRS BRANCH TILLAMOOK BRANCH U N IO N »RANCH WOODBURN BRANCH . . __ . . Affiliated Baakt In tfce - K fa f M a t f o f l a f B a a k , PHnavilfa Beta ftat«JN*k uw w eravg - eiDFOiD branch m ««« Itato « N Sovta8. Book Btalun C.«Mrty SNA. »ark MBRRILl MANCH MOLALLA BRANCH N t W t IR O BRANCH NORTH MMO BRANCH AH rtn abav* book» PbUamalb Brandi (PI i H m m MI awnta»» • ! rt»« M o o t D«po«it lM»m»»c» CarparatiM ... .2 ‘ ♦< - '
