Sherman County journal., July 20, 1951, Page 2, Image 2

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SH ER M A N
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Published Every Frteay **
Moro, Oregon
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\xloffiee at Moro. Oregon.
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COUNTY
Art
to retire w ithout letting the vot-
era* pass judgm ent on his t h e «
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flatlon for
nation,
io r slack
bi<*cK political moral-
» »nur
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_ ed , a certain
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ity and has p o rtray
flippancy tow ard national af-
—
— ew hat below the av e r­
fairs som
age of his predecessors. Yet,
H a rry isn ’t a bad so rt and would
• undoubtedly m ake a p re tty good
® * U w ^ w e r “ H e k e would
^ T f u l lend
T ^ q u his
a rt
ju ra t grangers.
IS an o th er
The whole m atter
exam ple of the age old fate
th a t w hen a governm ental u n a i
or a person takes
a
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larger
governm en
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the destination unknow n.
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PAPER
WHO’S JOB
I SESCO (United J * * * “
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al1 ttoe
F r a n it nr
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th r ^ » UHj and* ' taken
to
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* wn in b u l 7 n o w . T his saved A ttorney F for“ E ^ i
34-7C
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A ttorney for E xecutor
th e jpxpense of a m an to sew
-sacks as they used to do it in
the old dayK as well as the price N(>T, CK OF FIN A L ACCOUNT
of the g ra in bags. From reports
NOTICE Is hereby given th a t
heard , th e re is » good yieldI of
underslgned
ha8 filed in
w heat from the fields, b u t sm
also
z iti.»
ut th e County* C ourt of th e S tate of
its noticed th ere ’s m ore
‘ Oregon for S herm an C ounty his
W ANTED: Man w ith car. W ould th is year th an usual.
final account as A d m in istra to r
Mrs. George Fox
you like- to increase weekly
NOTICE
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ACCOUNT
w ith will annexed, of th e E state
The A iddle of ¿ h e
income $20 to $25 during spare
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tim e selling Raw leigh Products
s o t w arm here. The therm om e-
to
consum
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in
City
of
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Sherm an
m a l e K E L P W ANTED:
Do H n a l ^ ° unt
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M AxteU C ounty. Oregon, have been fixed
you have w hat It U k es to man- th e Ks“ “ . L f ' « „ n d a y t h e
by th e C ourt as th e tim e and
age y o u r ow n business? No deceased, and
a
.
hearin g of objections
req u ired » we fu rn ish 30th d ay of W . 1 9 5 1 ,
P
Fjnal Account and fo r
to th e rig h t m an. Good opening 10 00 A. M.. oi
th
the se ttle m en t of sa id estate,
nearbv. W rite T he J. R. W at- ~ u rtroom
in th e ^ c ^ r th o u s e .
T H anM n
’ k ‘n S .
w 13i D “ “ r
gon**hav*
*>y th e
A dm inistrator, w ith W ill
S eattle 9, W ash.
33-8c
ag the lim e
place
annexed
R u fu s N e w s
N IW S F A F II
ucauonai, b o e n tiwc and
handy and- sit in on th e com
Organlxation) sends out muneo-
'
eraphed lette rs about conditions ■o r - o" o s-' s o -------------------
v v~ v o " o w ’w
in ail p a rts of the w orld. They
are usually w ell w ritte n as some
L M
vz r
« i ■ a - l . good w riters and are engaged in
n a t i o n a , l L e
d . it . o
|A S |O C il j I I |O N
ttye w ork.
A recent one tells of a
M exican fisherm an w ho m akes
little money because he cannot
SUBSCRIFTION RATES
read and know s nothing abou.
fish 'habits. He is ill and unhappy
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because he know s n othing about
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JULY SO, IM I
health. E very sto ry is sim ilar
Only half of the people in the
A'HOOL B I I X R E FE R R A L
w orld can read, v ery few know
There is som e action in this any^ ? th a^ ° U^reP easUy influ-
In Stack, O rd e r N ow ,
m nty
tow ard assisting the
b latans I t £ a piti
-ange in refe rrin g SB 315, the enced by c h a rla u n s . I t
SS
i .mdred
vi*e©s*^n»ursday
On
Friday <tv‘-
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F riday a
> l,ii-b rc e .e . . . »
a lo n g m a k in g
it
for the.
w eekend
This week will see a B 1
m unity poker game..
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d£ £ e
d e fln W e ly ^ w h e th ^ d ^ y Mke such
aeiw iw .T w..c.
policies as he
he ionow ea or
poncie
An(^ we th in k th a t u n fortunate.
. P U B L IS H E R S
^ association
W ozu
FOR SALE
B a le d D R Y L A N D A lfa lfa H ay
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING — for hearin g of objections to T ^ 8ter
tra tn r 35^c
Meat cutting, w rapping, Bharp sajd F in al Account and for t h ^ A ttorney for A
freeze. B ring them In any d a v .......................................... .................................................................................. ..77
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but §un<tay. C & C Food Store,
M o r tg a g e L o a n * to M e e t Y o a r I n d iv id u a l n e e d * :
G rass Valley, Oregon.
21t«e
; $ 2 7 .0 0 p er ton
TW
:hoot - re o r g a n ix a u o n b ill.
sym pathetic say th a t
range leaders have been accused
, Tnite<i N ations and th is na-
r a lack of frankness or Incom- the L n ted NHtt
som ething
lete u nderstanding about the
lhese lhlngs and are,
rovisiops of the bill of w hich
h
to ^e com m ended for
re have only to say th a t confu £
em otion. P ractically it is
ion about school bills is very irnpoggible and even dangerous,
uinmon.
politically and economically we
SB 315 was the m ost im p o rtan t
uld
su rv iv e if all these
►
f the Holy rep o rt bills ©ecause .£ e o pie w ere suddenly clam oring
waa the one th a t conta i nt*d
our sta n d a rd . of living.
tie au th o rity for action.
This
™ ic
We can. perhaps, elevate our
ction was so well w atered down s c i ^ e f a r t h e r above the m «h-
o m eet the dem ands of some cine m an m umbo-jum bo from
groups th a t the bill as passed is which it started, we can encour
age the natives to help th em ­
a th e r weak.
But we cannot do as
I t provides
th a t the state selves.
a rd of education snail
m uch
ucn for
:or them
uir««* as they
v—y can
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joard
shall appuiiu
appoint m
com m issioner of school district them selves Q vllixatlon. or u
eorganization who shall work u
WOrth. m ust grow I t cannoi
inder the board which m ust
forced.
give due coflsideration to the — —_-------------
Levelopment o r c o n t l n u ation
dowsing
if schools in ru ral areas w ithin
A news story from The Ikilles
proposed unified d istricts, geo­
graphy of the state, size and as tells of local experim ents w ith
;essed valuation of propose© the “div in in g ” rod, used for
m jieu school
Beiiuvi districts,
vt**»v*»*.*«, —
------- agos as a m eans of finding un r
jnified
available
:hoo1 buildings, school popula
w ater. •
zv« convenience
^ n v p n ip n c p of children
W ater w itching is som ething
ion,
trending school, economies of about w hich people believe or
d m ln istratlo n and
tran sp o rta do not. F ew have a h alf way aV
More use it
ion,' needs and desires of ru ral titude tow ard -it.
om m uniU es and any other m at­ th a n pretend to believe in it.«
An experienced w ater wltc
ers which it deems im portant.
alm ost any kind of fork-
T here can be no criticism of will
wuj use
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he scope of the factors to be ed stick, preferences being in-
aken into consideration. All are dividual. „ Some w ant wtHow.
wiBow,
some fru it tree, and som e will
m portant.
In each county there will be cut off a chunk of barbed w ire
i reorganization board. . As for from a fence and do ju st as w el*-
»herm an county tt> is hardly The rod really tu rn s down an a
necessary. S herm an county Is is not hocus-pocus on the part*
of the witch.
already organized on aa
it a basis as possible
possim e w
wivn««v
A recent debate in H arper s
ith o u t
»mpete unification. The sam e is m agazine betw een a fam ous au-
raely tru e of other
adjacent | bor and a fam ous engineer re
►unties.
' ‘ suited in each w ritin g his case
I t Is not tru e in th e W illam ette ftn<j eacb retaining his beliefs, a
alley. L inn county has 80 dis« ^ j ^ o n ending for public de­
le te and 33 of th em have less bateg
tan 30 pupils. Sherm an is th e
T bere uaed to be m uch m ore
nlv »non-county u n it w ith no of thlg type of folk lore about.
istrlc t having less th an 30 pu Spme gardeners still plant th e ir
ils
In
th ere l8 ? a^oiksv**
^ rden according
LIB-.
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iJ“ inn
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»mpetition
pu-5»A| ^ scientists are finding some
tinn for high school PU-MAlao
Lis th a t Is endangering the c°n Hfactual basis form any of t e
nued existence of some of t h e | old beliefs. B ut the telle v e rs in
n ailer high schools; for in » th e old theories don’t care
ance AH>a»y
about to s w a lJL rh a t sc ie rU L ^ say, holding that
,
Jefferson and Shedd. I n S ^ ie n e e i6 e lf is r a r e l y beltH s
am hill county the M cM innvllleK [r engthene<r by a p atter callee
R
The whole family
r>
n reports of i,kM
UFFt
pictvrw
L/ALZ
important nows happening«
from homofronts and battlofronts the world ovor . • .
tho fooling of being "down front*! at ood» week's
most exciting sport« event.
AJirMUl
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S pecial offer to NFW subscribers ’
. . . a n d for a lim ited tim e
—70 w e e k s,o n ly $
M oro, O regon
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mie have set the appropria-
S/at th e ir present size, not
z legislature.
a d e r ^ o ^ th e grange a re by
Œ
unanim ous about
I „ u i a U n n county memb e r
m ost < f the ° P P ^ ,n^ „
elv th a t the grange will so
/its e lf
from form er all e«
th this bill, and th a t la noth-
to b ring te a rs to the eyes of
f i o m wfasie I s it
,
Joe M arsh
M ig h t S a y --
T h e B ird s G o t " N e t t le d "
, Had dinner with Tik Bradley
the other day, and over a frosty
bottle of beer I found out about
bia job with the U. 8. Fiah and
Wildlife Service.
“Now just exactly what do you
do?” I asked him. “Shoot birds
with a cannon” he calmly replies.
. Seems they actually do use a
cannon—to shoot out a net over a
flock of birds feeding on the
ground. The birds start to take
off at the sound o f the shot, but
the s e ttin g net bring« them back
to earth. Then they’re banded
around the leg so more can be
learned about their migratory
habits. Afterwards, they’re let
loose— and everyone’! happy.«
From where I sit, it was a good
example of how when you learn
the real farts they’re often not as
bad aa they may sound at Brat.
Like with people. Get to really
k n o u your neighbor and chances
are you’ll be more tolerant of hi*
preferences—even though they’re
not your own. Take a good look,
before you jump to conclusions.
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MR. TRUM AN’S CANDIDACY
T he politically bent are won-
dering
w h eth er
the president
will ru n again in 1952 or re tire
to Independence to be indepen-
dent. It is doubtful if anyone
knows, least of all Mr T rum an,
The nation will probably last a
few y ears even If he does ru n —
and get elected. He has alm ost no
control of congress and therefore
is doing little h a rm even w ith
his appointm ents,
n
seem t too bad for him
It doe«
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GIVE YOUR FAMIIY A GIR OF
m ust approve.
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H ad the grange o P P **^
Mgic school bill. Which h «
Eureka Izodgo No. 121 A J . AA*M
brought tax ln«»ua n V «f
M eets on the 1st and
¡on. it would be In b e tte r post
3rd T hursday evening»
lion to oppose the Holy *>llls
each m onth. Visiting
H avlM assisted In equalising
m em bers cordially In­
” : U 1 t 1. n o t in good position
vited to m eet w ith us
Donald M artin, W.M.
to oppose th e resu lt of IL
H B. P inkerton. Secretary
In S herm an county we P .
twice as m uch Into th e
.
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back. W e are al Bethlehem Chapter No. 78. O.E.8
Meets every second anu
,d y organised according W
fourth T hursday In each
, stan d ard s of SB 315.
.
month; visitin g members
rough th e provisions of tw a
Invited. Moro, Oregon
1. m oney 1» saved by
Gwen Ross, W. M.
Lions we stand to gain
Naomi Van G lider^ Secretary
tors have claim ed th a t a q u ar
111 I.O.O.F
• of the school m oney cau t Moro Lodko No.
Raved vnth b e tte r organization
t it n
® who,e worW ***•,o #tudy and
take part In. LIFE'S thought-provoking pic­
ture« and text piece» provide the needed background
for a fuller grasp of tho subiects they are studying
in school.
Jlng
'a t least five ’ni,,ion—
,OWCTh . X rop“
s
schools or better Mhooif
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and Broadway openings.
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Paint • W allpaper • [Venetian
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a
h « nearly to the city lim its
has existed longer th an has
r S heridan I t is felt th a t these f mo6l of the present scientific
onsnlidationi are helpful neith- theories * and dow sers m ay be
^education nor economy.
w alking over a. devastated earth
W ithin each county a com m it searching for w ater after the
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►ending on th e num ber of firs t selves w ith th e ir theories.
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