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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1952)
•',9 J 1 , *» .1 . t . *| ’ • *4 \ « • - to . U ^bvrutan County Journal County Official Pajjer Moro. Oregon Friday, J u ly 11, 1952~ Sixty-Fourth Year No.. 36 T hese About the County T h in g s We N ote Liquor Payments being items of neighbors Wheat Price Set voo know or know about At $2.16 Here AU Bids Rejected On Bank Bailding; More Asked First School Site Turned Down; Buchoitz Elected A. D. MK'onaughy left Thurs- Mrs John Royfce entertained Lloyd Royse ami Carmen, day July 3 for W ray, Colorado to at an afternoon social for Mrs. ? Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Guy are join Mrs. McConaughy who is Edith Missman and Florence pg rents at a 8 pound boy nain- A ll bids for the construction of taking care of her parents, M r. Missman. Gueets were Mrs. Anna Mark Edward. Grandparents the new First National .Bank4 ’ and Mrs. Divine during an ill- I^ee, Mr«. Vernon Van Gilder. ar„ w H Richards of Korina The new high school buildin; building in Moro have been re The government has set the vine of W ray, Colorado. Ma r Archie Goxon, M H . Georje field and «.<1 M r. B. W and Mr. and Mrs B - W. will not be built on " the a lt- jected and new bids have been price of wheat for t«»e 1H »»3 sea Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mason of Haris, Mr«. H arry AHen. Mrs Quy of Portland Mrs. Alice by the school called tor, according to word re first proposed Cascade Locks visited w ith M r. .. Lambora. The Dalles, is the son. It is $2.44 in Portland. For cetved this week front Portland. board. In fact, the school board Sherman county the price w ill be and Mrs. Lee Dehlpr Sunday. ■ brfby s only greet grandmother. Reason for rejection , of the members themselves did not fa Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gordh The Guys ah*o have two da ugh $2.28, the freight on a bushel bids was not given but bank at- vor the site by the time came of wheat now being 18 cent*. and daughter Sheryl of Portland ters. The farmer will not get $2.26 tRials still expect to have the for vote. The price seemed higq, By Olle» L- French spent the weekend w ith her Mr. and Robert Nisbet on his loan because he ituM building constructed by Novem the view seemed unfavorable . j , .u . .u pacenu, M r. and Mrs. Steve Mc- are parents of an i pound 12 oz. and only four of 82 voters liked An Indian legend is that the pay the storage. U ntil July- 19 ber so it can be occupied. girl named Elaine Yvonne. Grand the storage charge w ill be 11 the site. gods wanted to make some men Oregon cities, counties and the Mrs. Hal Shelton and daugli parents are M .r and Mrs. W. A. cents per bushel. From July 20 The eighty some voters of the They made them out of wood, ter Nancy of Hood River wer« general fund of the state share Nisbet and M r. and Mrs. A. D. Moro school district who gather and the women out of pith. But overnight guests of her parents, *n a 53.740,000 distribution to August 18 the storage charge of MvConaughy. ed to elect a new director and they were unsatisfactory men the E. D. McKees will be ten cents. From August funds from liquor sales and pri pas* Judgment on a site for the Miss Ginger Laughlin and women, being without spirit 19 until September 17 the stor Mr. an<J m Mrs. tia Harley v1lege.t U x collections made duf- i Uiey L . : ____ ____ _ "_ _ *ur. ana, n e y » Dutton uutton wb uu . h*», 7th building voted without vocal J jts . home por, tng Apr„. l u i w l , m „d June the gueet of honor ™ on her ,lh J hinh- .lrth age charge wH, be nine cents. So they were destroyed and some •dissent to hold the next election « t e r M m pte. turned out And Oregon liquor control oomml. Dele l ^ e i i l S t The rate goes on down until -Quarterly statement of condi on approval of a site southwest „ , , o ». n u her I the preacher wants a text lor « .m a rtta how si™ slon > » mother, “ «» Dale Laughlin spring 'When the charge from patient In Good Samaritan hos- »«m . I_w-Iv three tier cake was fur tion figures released by the of town glong the highway It His sermon. Here it Is. pital. He is reported as feeling TTie commission announced A J ™ y / pat O'Meara March 22 to April 10 will be one ShernUn county branch of the Is on land owned by J. K. Mc better »he largest portion w ill go to n‘8h<!d by . L ° Mear’\ cent. The loan rate is the same T T W N - First National Bank of Portland Kean. can be bought for $100 Eisenhower is reported to have E. L. Stilts has arrived from »he general fund, which receives Gues,s " *‘re . and for all the county and court ties show that on June 30. 1952, de per acre and wlH be within less -ommented some years ago tha' Portland to reopen the barber a »«tai of $3,385,000 from liquor J “ * 1" * M r. Clem We?k to the west have a higher rate ie had "studied dramatics nine shop in the Barnett building. « es and privilege taxes. In- Michael M r . t ,em J * « * ’ and those to the east a lower posit* at the branch were $1.- than a mile of town 902.089 and loan«, were $319,300 In fact, if the hoard chooses <ears under MacArthur in Man eorporated cities are allocated ««nney. David. Jeannev an« na rate. The Agures were released by (he part of the land nearest to Mr. and Mrs. M a c Crowder of $175.000. representing f.ve per »hleen a n d kWR. Stephen (JS M e (IMiTM HIGH la.” Probably did, too. And con- _______ Parrel S. Bennett, manager of town the distance w ill be little ..ashington, D. C. called on « n t of available cash from II- ra and chHdren. dderlng the masterful evidence Washington, I^ s t year the deduction for the branch. nwre than half a mile, short >f dramatic talent the old gen friends recently while on th e ir qUor sales In excess of funds r e - ----------------— storage wa* a flat ten cents. The Relaxed Msi the same time enough in the mind* of old- •ral displayed in his keynoR vacation trip Mr. Crowder form- quired for working capital. COUNTY R A M B L IN G change is of little importance to were comparable totals for the tim er* to preclude necessity for Kidress he had a good teacher erly attended school in Wasco , Oregon counties receive $180,- 'T d F ' the farm er because most of the branch for June 30. 1951. The site farther On a school bus. ind is now opeations manager 000 as their share of privilege T . W. Tfcoaap^m, C o m I t Age»* wheat wlH come T T W N in between up the highway and across from Pennsylvania-New York ---- taxes during Gov. Stevenson's profile in of the ---------- --------- --- _ collected -----________ __ _ the _. past - The -----— big - question to many Sher July 19 and August 18 in thl* that date deposits were $1,345,- the old slaughterhouse site la 073 and leans were $326,313. teems to be how to be drafted airline. th rte months. Distribution | to man county folks these days is: county at least. more sandy although leveler Further figure* show that en without having any time-worn Weekend guests of Mr» and cities and counties is made sc- under < what conditions can wa It will make loan figuring 1952, deposit* at the hut is in danger pf being used to democrats sponsoring him. par Mrs. Paulen Kaseberg and fam ily , ording to population. Cities use nitrogen ferUJlzer! Dick more difficult because it is prob June First National Bank of Portland Mralghten out a rather bad kink Icularily Truman. were her father P. M. Morse and anj the general fund also share Yocum farming, near ¡Rufus, hys able that at the end of each per with its (6 statewide hanking of in the highway. T T W N cousins Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook in license fees collected, but thia demonstrated the use of nitrogen lod faimers will take out a loan Oq election of u I rectors A rt The heat generated by inmates and family of Eugene and also distribution is made at the end fertiliser on his farm by increaa for that period and at the given were $281,1.'»0.608 and resource* Buchoitz was chosen with 38 were $596.020,154. * the » - - convention ----------- — u„n i» t v kav . Uun n,.»x,i<» • «f — k . __»— .— ------- e<j yield and buildup of fertility hall would, It Mr. and Mrs. z Ben Bowie ' pf o f' each calendar year. rate. - Warehousemen w ill have to seven for" Harvey in releasing these figure*. F votex * of his soil. estimated, fry 15,000 hot dogs. Portland. I»ee and Alice Kaseberg __________ to be very alert to keep the N. Belgrano Jr., president of F ir Thompson, five tor I aimer Sayrs Dick farms in an area subject probably is frying some 6000 retruned here with their grand ♦ *t National, reported that all and 26 for Dean Pinkerton with- to wind erosion. One field how figures straight. Jt to possible that the govern three » figures im n t t n represented In some write-in votes. Thompson ever contained about seventy ment is anxioqs to encourag* creases over a year ago. Over refused to serve if elected. Eastern politicians, especially ' Theron Rlcheiderfer. Don and acres that could be considered farm storage, which, if done, June 30, 195i f deposit* at First It will require two weeks no- a severe wind problem, where ,m g the Atlantic seaboard are { “ "X ,,Mci nlJ7 dr?ve, ‘ would m erely handicap the ele National have increased $28. tR*e to obtain a vote on the sec «ety to be pro-Europe in their **ood Monday for a picnic and a yield was little and straw grow valors on which the government 051.849, and resources have in ond site, according to IJoyd linking, probably because or A « w * many " “ "y «cause o* rk ru V on lke lhe sK‘ ,u l- good farmers have th was not enough to protect holds loans. Certainly the In creased $48.278,117. z Henrichs, chairman, who presid populations Frank Liles of indicating that 2,4-D has done the land. This problem ha» le large foreign ed at the meeting Architect* jslness con- Tacoma, |n controlling been changed by the use of nl- come of warehouses, the govern iat elect them and business---- . . . . . W . n„ spent . »> the r- week * them a reaj ment, or the farm er is going to have been chosen. actions of their constituerfts. nd w,th r*- G ----- . . . ------ a - * end with ,M*- MY. ’ #nd and M Mrs. G. A A. morning glory on their farms, trogen fertiliser. A well and a sewer system Persistence over a period of The fall of 1950 100 pounds of be little effected by the change arther west people and politi- Sargent. The bookkeeping w ill be In may , be necessary for the Mc ‘ Mrs. Alma Jean O’Meara * o Meara and yMr, seems to have been the actual nitrogen (300 pounds of lans are more Inclined to l»e Kean site *Snd-»probable ebat will son Michael spent the holiday at thejr success. Applications Ammonium Nitrate, a 33.5 per creased. ro-America. have some bearing on approval Hermiston visiting her mother are necessary, both ik„ _ _ a ______ >n. the summer cent nitrogen (Ratertail, was ap^ T T W N in all probability. However, ot. Mrs- F. Acton. fallow and crop year with two plied to the fall crop. Yield flgur If we wanted to comment it oi Sherman county Republican* should the closest part of the busl- Jim my O Meara spent the week app|jcations r possible in the es were astounding with 62 bu. ie perfection of American have a different set of officer* land he chosen it would he pos tell a» Seaside with relatives. summer fallow year. being produced on this land and ess relations we might tell since the organization meeting si hie to pipe city water to It and Ronald Powell, Moro, and Jay 30 bushel* on adjacent land un- bout the booklet on water sys- Wednesday night. Mrs. Howard also to connect with the city McKay, Kent, have each ex- fertilised. Dick says the fertilised ;ms m s that i n « c came * iu r to vu i Henry i c . u j i»uA Rug ('onlee, who had been chairman sewage system if thought da pressed good success. An inspec ground due to past history, ps, some 20 years ago , Moro’s ( j I k J o I i Glimpses of possible future for 12 years decided that It wa* Rirahle. tion of Ronald's field indicates would not have yielded 30 bu ite r master. development* on the range» of time to retire and Mts. Colli* a good job to being done with 1 his summerJtoHow season a eastern Oregon were shown at Moore was elected chairman It is said that mankind may normal wheat production on the heavy covering of ftraw is avail the annual . field day of the L. P. Haven of Wasco wa* A.WMKKU M- PATJKMM , 'm orning glory infested land able to protect the soil under a Squaw Butte-Harney range and ther develop ulcers, become elected vice-chairman and Allen • Graveside services were held First of the Northwests ___ pounds " l - * " sum- " Two of parent acid (five stubble-mulch system where lit- livestock experiment station re i alcoholic or lead a peaegful Tom of Rufus w»* made secre Tuesday at 4:00 p. m. at the ____ ____ cistence. Each individual may mer ttories s trie s ^ o f gladiolus stjows pints) been used tie existed in past years. _. Two cently. tary replacing Giles French who Grass Valley cemetery for An rganlZed on the . r«nrk in n ik -i. and j»iwi ntw half to to three ike his own choice except at »ka» ol recently orL Powell ranch. Applies- one half three ton ton , « oi oi Success w ith sagebrush spray had served for 24 year* In that drew M. Paljens, who died in ptween ulcers and alcoholism, Oregon State Gladiolus society, tions of nitrogen fertiliser has straw per acre has been incoi ing and seeding of crested wheat capacity and who declined to run Portland July 4. -* though having both is unlikely, which will be held July 26 and been used in conjunction with porated in the top surface of grass for rang? improvement for pre.-lnct office this year. - Mr. Pat Jens wa* born in t'te r T , T j w 27 in Portland. w M ,, his morning glory control work the soli. AppUcatRxn of nitrogen w a i reported. Preliminary re Germany, - December 13 Alternate* to the chairman and sen, There haR to be odd things In The show, scheduled for the with good success. '■" ’ fertiliser on this land is planned sult* of fertilizer experiment* vice-chairman are E. D. McKee 1893 and was brought to Oregor. mate One day a week or so Portland Women's club build Russian Knapweed, a serious this year to compensate for th? on native meadows4 caught the and Mr*. Frank vonBorstel. The by his parent* when a year and o the ball game at Wasco was ‘»>8. 1220 SW Taylor street, w ill perennial weed with a deep tap heavy stubbie crop of two years eye of many field day visitors. treasurer is Mr*. B. B. Halley. a half old. He Jived In Gherman ined out while a double head- feature a division for Junior ex- wa8 found between Kent ago Donald Hyder, range conse ■ Congressional committeeman and countv until 1942 when he mnv was played in Portland. Tues hibitors under 18 years, and a an<j Shaniko in Wasco county. LMck has a real demonstration vationist, Ind Rated that cheml- ., woman are Frank von Ikorwtei ed to Portland. y it was 95 in Moro and 101 section for seedlings Profession recently. This weed is present In for all tlwse having similar con cal spraying of big sagebrush to Kurvlving x one Mister, Mrs. and Mr*. Howard Conlee, The Port-ton. For those persons al and amateur hybridizers from other portions of the countv uilions to inspect l^arge applies reduce comg etitlon and Improve PorHanu. nominating committee I* Colli* Katherine ,acobn of ho think it is hotter, drier, cold- Oregon and other Northwes» but its presence In this location tions have been made for th b forage production may be the Moore, Frank von Borstel, J. Ed Funeral s- rvlces were held at windier in eastern Oregon states w ill have some of their indicates the need for all farm crop and anticipations of crop key io tremendous future deve • gar Alley. Mrs W alter M orri* 11:00 a. m. in Portland. e above figures may be help- choicest new originations on dis- erg to be on the alert for plant« prospect* are high with Mr Yo- opment of the vast eastern Ore and L. P. Haven. 1 toward more accurate think- play- unknown to them. Please call cum at this time. R A IN M A K IN G C O X T rN l’ RH gon ranges. Hyder announced g Show detaRs may be obtained oh us for plant ldentifloa|R>n, Other Sherman count) farmers successful attempts to kill sage Control of rain will be .tried Pa by writing to, Mrs. J. George Ei-so that you may make satlsfac are finding a place tor nitrogen. brush with 2.4-G sprays. An 8« another year hv the farmers of “The reason a lot of snobs get senbauer, 3453 N W T hurm antory measures prior to a heavy fertiliser in their farming op- percent kill was reported using Gilliam, Morrow and Sherman erations. Damon Field* has done an oil emulsion of butyl oster of infestation. wlth their snootiness", says street, Portland 10. counties whose organization for* an excellent Job with condition* 2,4-b in Mkv Water emulskm o< nde Emmett, “is that no one farmer«, the Tri-County Weeth sim ilar to Yocuma, by rebuilding ants to associate with them the same chemical gave 84 per er Research, Inc., signed a con blow-land With nltogen ’ appli Good housekeeping is the first tract Tuesday at Arlington with cent kill.* *> way.” cations. Nitrogen fertiliser has a Another avenue for range Kteh ’ ln stored grain Insect pvst the North “ American Weather. T T W N place and can be used safely un hrvprovement was pointed up by control and can be accomplished Consultants of Pasadena. Calif. Mr. Hoover holds to the not.bn der many conditions here In demonstrations » of sucoessful prior to harvest, T. W. Thoiup Payment for the service w ill iat we cannot help Europe un- Sherman county. Application* of seedings of created wheatgra*. son. county agent, stated this he passed on a sliding scale de ss Europe helps us help Europe nitrogen fertilizer under our dry on land cleared of sagebrush week. signed by Robert Beaumont o ' t is a little old fashioned in land farming system in proper Experiments have shown that MHIIons of dollars are Rist an (H C who ha* been studying rain iese days when the distribution manner can be a great conserva heavy rollers can be used efec- nuaily by Insect, rodent, and making for the college for sever F money for akl has extend-xl tion measure stored grain. al years. The contract will begin lively to get higher germination bird ha mage to •om relief of the ill-fed, ill- Alfalfa hay price* are about and survival In dry land seed Ih e Pacific Northwest Grain San September first of this year. oused to assistance on an inter- five dollars a ton higher than a ings. Both drilled and broadcast itation committee ha* Initiated a firm headed by Dr. H y ation scope. Yet, there are year ago. Movement has been seeding* were Improved by roll program to reduce losses of stor ing Krlck, and *everal other*, its of people who can rem».m- heavy from all Important produc ing. Bert results came with Toll ed grain. Sherman county farm had applied tor the Job at a pre er that not all new things ing areas. Thoae planning to ing before drilling and after ers storing grain for seed, feed viou* meeting. Francis W atkin* roved to be the right things. or kile on the fsrm need to tak * secure hay for winter use should broadcasting. of Wasco is the chairman of the T T W N makje their (arrangements now. pro;»er grain »Imitation mea local v<*ather maker*. We detect that during the Grain waterway seeding can be rures. oming campaign writers who made to advantage prior to har Five sanitation measure* w ill ave been to Europe as guests of V. H. HANK INFRKAHEH vest This practise has proven aid the farmer in conserving he m ilitary and state depart- An all-time high in total d » quite desirable by many grow and preserving whegt as human lent w ill continue their en- posits was marked up by tn>* ers here in Sherman county, or % food. eavor to break Americans away United States Nation»! bank in •1. Good Hoosekeeplng. Clean iginatlng with L. P. Haven Bel its mid-year report. Deposits now rom the belief that their first ter result* can be had by hav Recorn mendatk>ns for Oregon'« up around storage space Includ now stand at $594380,475, th« nterest is America. To which ing a flat ditch bottom. - This 1952 hunting regulations w ill be ing surrounding area and drlve- highest for any banking system /e offer the old advice: “con forces the water to spread over discussed Friday, July 11, be 12. W all* and>. floor* ot bln* in tVegon. dnee a man against his wHl; the entire bottom and discourag ginning at 9 a. m. standard time should be sprayed with D D T or This represents an increase o' le’s of the same opinion still.’' es concentrating th e water in the game commission's Port Methoxychlor. Emulsifiable con $47,952,119 during the past 12 . T T W N whereby deep ditches result. and headquarters at 8. W. 16th centrates available a* 25% ma months. Harvest begins this .week, ra- terlal using 10 gallon* of the Sherman county fanners rent avenue and Alder Street. The Dalles branch reported de her feebly, but begins. Different All parties interested in reg concentrate to 100 galtons of ing Taylor-Grazing land, who posits totaling $13,287,657.62, ac oo, from what it was 40 years have sm all' range Improvement ulation* regarding seasons, bag water is desirable. cording to C., A. Reynolds, man igo (from which parity Is flgur 3. Blrd-Pnodf your grain stor ager. projects can get some assistance limits, and methods a t taking «D in that one combine man through the Bureau of I .and game animals, game birds, and age *pace. , l/Mink and discounts also reach ind a trucker w ill put almost as 4. Prevent rodents from get Invited Management. . Those interested furbearing animal* are ed a record peak during the past nuch wheat in the elevator as in cross-fencing, water devetop to attend. It I* requested that all ting Into your grain. 12 months The present total of lid a crew of 20 used to do. 5. Inspect your grain at least „ N ,, f i l l s TIGER’S A WORKHORSE . . . Tea »•■*» ksvs to kcRcv« toto IT ments, reseeding, or other range Important fact* and statements $210,158,175 represents better T T W once a month for birds, rodent*, be submitted In writing. Hut weather le a n ke time to . . . , . . t - » . I h .t U a H w . l« k l a . . » 1 « p r iltx * « H Im provenrot p raelke, may eon than an 11 per cent increase, or Tentative regulations w ill be and inserts, and fumigate or ke a"v aeatlo n —providing one L m . tka. M r l . l . Cxoto. . » « .tte m *. iael Hugh Thayer. dU triel range a gain of $21,556,661 since June n fllid a place thal i. eoolea „ .eb»»l Iraleer. He I,, to Het. » erWIeteX I . I * . I . « « ..M U , manager Boa J7. Prineville, o r set after the hearing and the poison a* required. 30, 1951. commission wlil reconvene F r i Wheat I* human food— keep nl«, .. K r work ke d ka. lite r to kelp gtow to Ike conaeryallon The Dalles branch show* % ™ . “ Tourl»t- th to .i H M to . - keek . - kkle . T to h - leeeh — a • — ’ — kto, that . t t toag o . ~ tor contact Vice or the trw roll rounty « . n f . aer day, July 25, to set the fina it clean by eliminating rodent*, loans and discounts total c* insects and birds. 1952 hunting regulations. ‘ ctlv fresh and comfortable. rver replace the berse. ------- - In Moro. $4,902,606.84, Reynolds stated. With Complication n7w Mrs. Made To Cities Local Bank Has Nearly T wo Million - Mrs , “ w • f“ her *flcr vl““n,‘ ‘n Eugene Weed Riddance “> ImprOVed “T * ... ~ an4 v,rs Republicans Pick New Officers Sage Removal Improving Gl*0WerS Starting Shows M Government Tells How To Keep Grain *n»e Game Commission Setting Regulations u, .u. - Ctatowxib. C-».. flee
