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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
Jfcljerman C o u n ty J o u rn a l
Published Every Frtoay at
Moro, Oregon
FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1932
COUNTY M A N A G F R
We w onder how long i t has
been since anyone has th o u g h t
about the co u n ty manager plan
m
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M
i v
$2450.
2 I.H.C. 51’s w ith 1G and 20
ft headers, one is 1047 and the
o th e r 1950.
-
W A N T E D : H a rve st and hay o r
1 12 ft, 38 H o lt, ready to go
o th e r w o rk b y boy .14 fro m
a t $850.
Moro. Call 311, John G ilm an Jr.
1
S elf-propelled
55
John
37c *
D****»
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.
E m p ire M achinery Co., A r l ng
N E E D AN A LL-P U R P O S E CAR?
ton, Oregon. See Dave Spoon-
Then see the W llly s S tation
h o u r fo r a good deal.
37c
Wagon on d isp la y at W I L L I S _______
MOTOR CO. A ll-steel body, over-
NCXFICE IS H E R E B Y f»| V F N opening o f said bids, preference
d riv e , p le n ty o( c a rry in g capacity
th e
votere Qf
D ls. rig h t to lease “ ‘d lend a t highest
means safety, economy and prac-
No
& s h e rn u n c ^ m y , price offered, p ro vid e d such of-
deal tra n sp o rta tio n . A lso New State o f Oregon, th a t a SPEC1-
and
__ fe r is made in good fa ith ,
re-
F o u r W heel D riv e JEEPS. P IC K ­ A L SCHOO L" M E E T IN G o f said Provided the
L a n d B oard
UPS and S T A T IO N WAGONS. D is tric t w ill be held a t M oro serves the 1 *8ht to reject any
C ontact W IL L IS MOTOR fo r W ll- School House, on th e 1st day o f and al1 bios.
lys-O verland Sales, Service, P arts
SaM land is in S h erm an Coun-
1052, a t 8 o’c lo ck ir>
____ i
a __________ i.__
A u g u st,
and Accessories. W est C olum bia the afternoon, fo r the fo llo w in g
Oregon, and is described as
R iv e r H ig h w a y, The Dalles, Ore­
object:
A u th o rize purchase of
gon.
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23-tfc.
A ll tid e and o v e rflo w lands /
land across h ig h w a y
fro m the
ly in g between n o rm a l h ig h
R ID y o u r fie ld o f m o rn in g g lo ry Lee Belshee house as a site fo r
and lo w w a te r m a rks on the
A sk B arney about the new Bor- the new high school.
ascu— No spray, no equipm ent
Dated th is 10th day o f J u ly , . sodth bank o f th e C olum bia '
R iver, b e ginning a t the n o rth ­
necessary— fire p ro o f and non- 1052.
west meander corner o f L o t
poinsonous. ”
\ ATTEST:
C lara E. Houston
D on’t set ra w posts.
See a
, D is tric t C lerk ’ 4, Section 2, T o w n s h ip 2
N d $ h , Range 16 East, W . M.,
dem onstration
o f the finest,»
'
L lo y d H enrichs
and thence
e xtending up ­
C
hairm
an
Board
o
f
D
irectors
fastest w ood preserver. A v a il­
stream along said bank fo r
36-7 c ‘
able at B aum garter H ardw are,
. a distance o f 5 chains, m ore
Grass V alley, Oregon.
33-41c
o r less.
NOTICE OF FIN A L ACCOUNT
FOR ,S A LE : R ubber tire d wheels
Bids m ust be accompanied by
N
otice
is
hereby
given
th
a
t
and s t if f
tongue
fo r wood
a ce rtifie d o r cashier’s check o r
V
undersigned
in the
n a a r rris
r i s ’ 30-38 co
m o in e.
v an
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—
has file d
...
—
-. _ W.’W)V orrlpr- fo r th e f u ll
H
combine.
R ietm ann Condon Ore 35-8o C ounty O ourt of the State o t 1 1
, , 5 fO . 6 , .
R ietm ann, Condon, Ore. 35-bp o ^
n fo r gh<?rman County h|s am ount of the f r r t y e a rs re n ta l,
CUSTOM S L A U G H T E R IN G — F in a l A ccount as
E xecutor o f and no blds Y
confiidered
Meat c u ttin g , w rapping, sharp th e Estate of Anna F. Schwartz, for ,eSii tban $50-00 per annum,
freeze. B rin g them in any dav deceased, and th a t Monday, the ,ease 10
^o r a m in im u m period
b u t Sun<lav. C & C F o o d Store, n t h day o f A u g u st, 1052, gt o f
Years- In a d d itio n to the
Grass V alley, Oregon.
Z ttfc 10:00 o’clock A. M. o f said day, am oun^ bid,
successful b id d er
in the c o u rt room at the c o u rt sha11 P3^ the 0081 o f a d ve rtisin g .
U S E D E Q U IP M E N T : 1 No. 35 houge in j^joro Sherman Coun-
blds 8lx>u,d t * sealed and ad-
i2 u n . . f , * re 14
* 1# f t CUt’ ty , Oregon, have been fixe d by dressed to E. T. Pierce, C le rk
o ‘
W
XT
..1/ the C o u rt as the tim e and place State ~ ^ n d Board,
Salem, Ore-
2
14„ U ’
T n ii fo r hearing o f objections to said « °n ’ and m arked “ B id to lease
propelled combines, $1960-and FlnaJ A ccount and fo r the
o v e rflo w land.”
A
W ant
(«He* L. F r e n c h _________ E d ito r for Sherm an county
Bntervd aa m c o im I elaae m atter
pM tofflea a t Moro. Oregon.
•f C onrraM of March 1. 187*.
OFFICIA a
COUNTY
PAPER
N E W S PA F i t
P U B L IS H E R S
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association
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
ONE YEAR
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____JULY
IT’S
18, 1932
EISENHOW ER
t
N O T IC E Is hereby g ive n th a t
the Oregon State L a n d
Board
w m receive sealed b id s a t its
office in
State C apitoi t Salem,
Oregon, u p to 10:00 o’clock A.
Standard Oregon T im e on
Tuesday, J u ly 22, 1052, fo r the
jgggjng of
anj o v e rflo w land
'described
h e re in a fte r,
g iv in g ,
^ ow ever to th e o w n e r o r ow ners
Qf
land
thereon,
fo r /
Qf
a fU r
B rie fly explained i t provides
th a t a co u n ty board shall be
elected on a ro ta tio n basis and
th a t the board shall h ire a coun­
ty manager w ho
w ill be in
charge o f a ll co u n ty functions.
The manager is empowered to
h ire such help as he needs.
In Sherman county it is lik e ­
ly th a t a manager and tw o as­
sistants, perhaps a p a rt-tim e as­
sistant, c o u ld handle all co u n ty
courthouse w o rk. P ro v id in g th a t
a il employees w o rk.
The co u n ty o ffic ia ls and d&pu-
cW ot
p e r year. Assume th a t a mana­
ger could be h ire d fo r $0000
(The Dalles pays $7000 and haA
th re e tim es the population) and
o ffice help could
be
obtained
fo r $300 per m onth. The ’to u n ty
c ° u,d 8ave 9 0 money and cer-
u 1 b 1X 0011,0 have b e tte r
man-
a8 *m e n t in Its office w o rk than
18 possible under the archaic
8y® ^m now in use.
Besides citize n s
w ould
not
have to to rtu re th e ir employees
by g iv in g them so much tim e
and so little w o rk to do.
Ada
A m a jo rity o f the Republicans
aad a great num ber o f Demo-
crats to say n o th in g o f thou-
sands o f independent -volprs are
happier th is week over the nom-
(nation o f General
D w ig h t E i-
senhower by the Republicans a t
Chicago FYiday.
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rp».- « 1 « —
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.
rh e general is new to politics,
E L IT E G A T H E R E D H E R E . . . This 78-year-eld Opera boose Is the most
w h ic h sometimes has more ad­
S T A T E F IN A N C E
popular historical attraction In Central City, Colo. Built by popular sub­
vantages than losses.
He has
The board o f co n tro l was en­ scription from Central C ity’s culture-hungry miners in 1178. at the height
been acclaimed
as a
popuiar
gaged in a rgum ent th is
week of the gold rush, the famous old structure featured all the great names
hero and his name is probably
over the new state departm ent of the theater—Jo Jefferson, Maggie Mitchell, Salvlnl and Bernhardt.
kn o w n to as m any persons as
o f finance.
The , secretary
o f When the house was restored for the opening of now-famous summer
th a t o f any oth e r liv in g A m e ri­
state and the state tre a su re r opera festivals, great care was taken to preserve Its erlginal beauty.
can. He should be a form idable
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M n d ld it . " a’n d ” th e fact” ' t t a t t o w e re , a.t u i f tln « and lh e «over-
Mrs. Leo D um ler and son Den-
is in the race w ill c e rta in ly have n° r defending
ny w ho came up to spent the
o f , u finance
IU effect on who 1, named by
The d i Pa r,m a m
F o u rth w ith relatives stayed on
the D em ocrat, next week.
g re w
<* recommendation« by
fo r a longer Visit.
T h e y are
.
.
.
.
a
state , in te rim
com m ittee
/ ro m ^ hat tbe new w h ic h began stu d yin g state ex-
guests o f M r. and Mrs. B ill Mac
(By Mrs. George L . Fox)
candidate has said In his
fe w penditures in 1049. The law was
nabs.
speecbM. and n o t fro m w h a t is r ____ ________
,n 1951 b
lh
ieglgla.
Dessert lunch was served on
__ e ______
rpbe tem perature hovered a t Fans, Barney’s G. V.
said a bout him , he
--------- * to ^u re w ith few dissenting votes, the law n
seems
under the w eeping 100 degrees or better
in
th is
have a re a lis tic
. . u few others, w
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__ home
___ * o f Mrs.
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outlook about
legislator, . and
illo w tree at
area - a ll week. A« it was the flr -
dom estic a ffa irs and not to be w bo ^jve around the state offices
W a lte r M o rris When she enter- a t re a lly w a rm spell of the year,
8* r ° ng,y 80,(1. on lbe Pe r^et’ fOr v e ry long
can help b u t be talned fo r the H. E; d u b o f th e we all fe ft p re tty w arm . I t was
tlo n o f o u r In te rn a tio n a l policy. impressed by
w hat
looks lik e R ufus
grange «^Thursday after- hard on the transparent apples
He is a m iddle westerner, com ing wagte o f tim e and e ffo rt. There noon. Mrs. L u th e r S tew ard was
of w hich
the W a lte r
M o rris ’
fro m ordinary, hard^ w o rk in g are j ugt
m ^ y persons in, co-hostess. Mrs. H olland Johnson have a good crop.
T h e y are o f
the offices and they apparently c h a irm a fr whose b irth d a y w as good q u a lity , and are ready to
We th in k th a t gave h im a p o in t do too little w o rk. T he legisla th a t day was - honored by the pick now,
o f vie w th a t no am ount o f la te r lu re s e ffo rt to cure the situ a tio n members all
sin g in g
“ H appy
T he f r u it men at R ufus have
a ch ie v rjn e n t o r a dulation
w ill IS the departm ent
o f finance. B irth d a y .’’ R o ll call was on fa- a ll been busy p ickin g apricots.
change.
I t has n o n p ro v e n as ye t to be a mous quotations; The ch a irm a n M o s tly o f the
Lew is . v a rie ty ,
T a ft, the defeated canditfete, cure, b u t the. protests over i t reported $106.15 was taken in They expect the T ilto n s to be
made a good campaign in w h a t are evidence th a t . J t is doing fro m the rum m age sale held in ready th is week.
should be the A m erican tradi- a ir ja bt
- .The Dalles.
The club donated
The mosquitoes aren’t so bad
tlon. He discussed the issuqg. He
There are m ahy com plications some th in g s to a boys school ii> in R ufus now since the area was
stated his position. He stayed by
overcome. The so called W ash in g to n and the S alvation sprayed by plane.
his tfyns. B ut his
has been C| vd g ^ y ic e board is one.
I t A rm y . The club decided to have
-pbe farm ers are try in g to get
?hnrb hpk ™ m !t nnt h i
Practlolri,y
<urned management another rum m age sale the flrs tH fo e ir last b it o f rodding
fo r
th a t he could not be nom inated o f em piOyees over to an organ- p a rt o f September. - M rs. M ai wee(j s done before s ta rtin g th e ir
i ^ i L r e “ lh " ,a r o n “ n th m n. , ~ n ^ “ * ‘“ UOn Bnere9te<l ln
co" n
<3u>6'
'» « n d e r organdy w heat
T h is wc?k w ill
before th e convention opened.
se ve ra l agencies
are
o u t s i t apron didn t w in a prize a t state
a n u n ib e r o f c o m b in e s Dulled
ifo r n l^ ^ e n ^ to ? w t o ^ s
g lv in COntr° ‘ by * * departm ent of fi gnange but h did w ln bonorab,e o u t in to the fie ld s in th is area
n o rm a senator w no
is
a«ven nance because o f the laws un- m ention. Sherman c o u n ty had a ’ ,n Rtart h arv p stin i? G eorgp Fox
c re d it fo r b rin g in g to lig h t the der w b jch th e y w er^ establish- nice display
o f crocheted
pan
th re sh in g w heat last Wed
vovernrrwnT^ ^ T t e r e ’^ a v °b £ ed “ A i‘ th ‘’ ’ h° Uld * * ('haftge<1
hotders at * ‘at* ^ a n g e . Mem bers re8day
wbeat was Ju8t u n .
oT^that t / d n
y
,ViBny lm Provem ePt8 in 1,m an’
a b irtltd a y card to send <Jer the .,ega, in o istu re content.
more or tn a t to ao.
agem ent can lie made I f the to Mrs. E lizabeth K uypers, a fo r-
M r ani.
n aqTi Rain« o f
Centuries o f b rew in g exp eri­
ThOfe w ho know Elsenhow er ig g ig ^ tu re and the voters
w ill m er members w ho Is in the hos- P o rtla n d w e re re c e n t g u e s ts of
ence have shown that certain
consider ^hlrn 7 ° ^ Jm h r ah ^
u p P °r t tbem D ivisio n of
state p ita l. H e r b irth d a y was J u ly 17. M rs Ba| ng. parents,
M r.
and
consider him a man w ith a re- fu n ctio n s is not w e ll ¿kme and y r s . JoRnson gave a quizz on the u ri> T ra c v F ield s
w aters have a m o re a d v e n t
<0„“ 1“ ar‘ ln
ca‘ v; J :Lgh U nilcd Sta,es riaK nndlnK ou:
M and M r. H e n ry C ook and
quality than others to extract
S S i ^ ’r . , 2
1 n J , i . . l Ahv «' Whan C? ? ' a rr ‘.
9'
hel racml,<?r8 d ld n .* knuw ,<x> m uch son D ick o f P o rtla n d w ere guests
rare and desirable flavors from
those e re qualities needed by a ¿ u te s . The state needs an over- about th e ir flag. Mrs. H e n ry Ad-
t h _ G eorg,. F o x e s fro m Mon-
the hops and grains, and im ­
" ’ n ^ D h e the t e t that he has
a* en,cy a mana?e
ama read aome ‘ n s tru n u lo n s on d, y untH i , UMday. M r co o k
part them to the beer. O u r sub­
m u u r » m in
h lis d ^ t
*
th t' f ' ag- Mra
e u r,M Ne’ ' w o n M
m a ll cle rk on a ru n o u t o f
terra n e an w a te r proves h ow
been a m ilita ry man all his a d u lL c o m e i f and when i t
its e lf lie the d raw ing.
O ther
members P o rtla n d
th is faultless b re w in g ‘w ater
life he does not seem to be one comes p o litic a l.
present
were
Mesdames Sam
H arland iiicDonald cu t his sec-
•likely to lead us in to unnessary
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, g rocj j t H ill O’B rien, George D rin -
produces an outstanding beer.
B
ra t cke
tt
TYacv
crop H o f alfatfa
wars. W e have gotten in to o u r a M IS T A K E
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»kard, H erm an
« ra
Keu,
ira<> ond
Hp hgd
Jn th e ,ast
fJe|d w eek
Rq1
recent w ars by a lack ot a b ility
The game com m ission in its Fields,
George
Fox,
W illia m
to look ahead and to Judge the te n ta tive ’ regulations
has
re- H uck, M alcolm Guy, Grace Med- land , Johnson w ho bought the
tem per o f o u r opponents— th ru m oved the ban on deer h u n tin g ie r, H arland MjcDonaPd,
A n d y crop is h a uling It th is week.
As m any as e ig h t deer have
Ignorance. E lsenhow er’s exper- in Sherman county. W e th in k E n g lx'rg . A lta S m ith anil a guest
been seen in a bunch in the
lence should make
It possible th a t a m istake.
Mrs. Elsie B alfour.
n o rth end of Sherm an county.
fo r him. to keep fro m that. *
There are only a few deer in
John Belloni w ho is w o rk in g
( jo ^ was seen w B h tw o little
On dom estic a ffa irs his a b ility Sherm an c o u n ty and those have
in
W
ashington
around
Spokane
fawn
w h ich are covered r w ith
to organize w ill be valuable. He come sine« the county was clo3-
does n o t appear to be the k in d ed a few years ago. N early every visited his fo lks a t R ufus last epot 8 w hen they are little . The
spots make the fa w n
hard to
o f a man w ho w o u ld
keep on one enjoys seeing them and there weel(
b o rro w in g money to give away is no kn o w n
co m plaint
about ___ _________ ___________________see. The deer are protected b y
to the Im portunate.
I f he can them . The to ta l num ber is prob- W h irlp o o l Washers, B arney’s G. law ln Sherman county. I t is
o n ly tl>e last few years the n o rth
-prove to the
people
th a t he a bly unt$er f i f t y . '
end of the coqnty have
had
q u a lifie s as a sane, Bound c itl-
W h ile there is
surely some
them , b u t they have been com ­
zen w ith respect enough .fo r his deer k ille d anyw ay, the num ber
•n a b le t
ing in to the south end fo r some
fe llo w hum ans to tre a t them as is much les^ than w ould be i f
L ig h t Refreshment Beverage of
♦he
fam ily
time.
equals Instead o f dependents he there w ere an open season. The
M illions of Tem perate People
♦o lim it
should be elected.
people lik e to have deer around
Room
Coolers,
Barney's
G
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V
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and they take care o f them p re t­
♦he cost
RIMU MOBM d . RTirU. M H . l i t
ty w ell. The county game o rgan­
to its needs or wishes.
T W E N T Y YEAKH AGO
ization has * heretofore been ac
Tools, Harney’s G. V ,
W hen one says th a t a lo t o f « v e in keeping the season closed’
H» * .W
th in g s have happened In ,the last ar|d is again
m aking a protest
20 years he m ig h t be re fe rrin g over the opening of the season,
to
politicé,
ln
w h ic h
many
W f are 8° re we are express-
changes have been made.
B u t ‘ ng the o p in io n of the m a jo rity
f
ÖM
MS»'«
h e -c o u ld be re fe rrin g to th é ’ In- o f Sherman countlans ln asking
BOOKfl’. r AVt
xentions of A m erican in d u s try th a t there be no deer season
w h ic h
h a v e , made
a greater here.
t
change in A m erican life than any —-------------------
Moro IxHlae No. I IS
l.O .O .F
o f the p o litic a l m anipulations.
F E L T O N D AM
w
M eets 1st a n d 3rd
T w e n ty years ago there w ere
Between those w ho w o u ld llk o
, o 0 F
horse teams ru n n in g in S herm an to fiah i f they had th e
tim e
T ra n sie n t and
county, some men sacked th e ir and those w ho do not w a n t any v is itin g b rothers are
g ra in , elevators w ere p re tty alow p riv a te pow er at all the state co rd ia lly In vite d
and a w kw a rd compared to those fis h comm ission and the state Floyd Lane, N . G.
Leo W a tkin s, Secretary
now receiving wheat.
— h yd ro e le ctric com m ission
bave
T w e n ty years ago much o f slowed developm ent o f the Pel-
Lapine Rebekah Ixtdge No. 11$
the cooking was done on wood ton dam.
Meets 2nd and 4th
stoves o r over an o il s to x a ^ r f' W h a t w ill happen now is n o t T u ^ ia y g of"*each
u n ce rta in behavior;
fr u ft
abd kn o w n
fo r the company
w ill ¿¿nth?
V is itin g
-ve g e ta b le s were canned in super- h a ve ‘ to stop w o rk , tr y to
go members 'w e lco m e
heated kitchens;
homes were ahead w ith no consent but th a t Josephine G e n try
heated w ith coal and there w ere o f the federal governm ent, ask
N.G.
n o t a g re a t m any furnaces; only fo r a hearing. Combined togeth
leien M a rtin , Sec.
Y o u ’re S A F E ...w h e n you open y o u r Low C ost check­
a few had re frig e ra to rs.
e r to w o rk against the dam are
in g account. Check stubs a record o f expenditures,
, T he n a tio n produced a com- the p u b lic
pow er enthusiasts Karekfl Lodge No. 121 A . P . $ A . <
cancelled checks yo u r valued receipts. . . no m in im u m
p a ra tlv e ly sm all am ount o f s te e l,.w h o w a n t p riv a te In d u s try clear
Meets on the 1st and
balance, no m o n th ly service charge... pay o n ly fo r the
lu m b e r was the u n iversal build- out o f the p o w e r business an«I
3rd T h u rsd a y evening»
in g m a te ria l; m ore w o rk
was those w ho w a n t fis h in g retained
each m onth. V is itin g
checks used at the lo w rate o f 10 checks fo r o n ly $1.00.
m em bers c o rd ia lly In
done by hand; hours w ere long- fo r the pleasure o f the in d lv k lu -
v tte d to meet w ith u«,
er. r
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al (these are the ones w h o pro
Clyde G lllm o r, W. M.
T he last tw e n ty years, w h ite c la im th e ir adherence to state’/
11. D . P inkerton , Secretary
th e y have probably
added no rig h ts.)
SHERMAN COUNTY »RANCH
m ore to the co m fo rt of o u r w ay
T h a t Is a peculiar alliance: ad- Bethlehem t hap te r No. ‘, 8. O .R.8
Meets every second anu
o f life th a n any o th e r double de- vocates o f b ig governm ent and
fo u rth T hursday in each
ca<H have made life easier and professed advocates o f
state*.-)
m o n th : v is itin g mem ber*
OP PORTLAND
i f A m e ric a n In d u s try
continues rig h ts , both w a n tin g the same
Invited. M oro, Oregon
to be vig o ro u s and a le rt I t w ill th in g .
T r u ly
p o litic s
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Bonnie May, W . M.
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Gwen Ross, Secretary
tw e n ty .
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beds, and strange fellow s.
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tle m e n t o f said estate.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, June
? . A rth u r J. Bucholt". 3> 1652.
E xecutor
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E. T . Pierce .
T . Le ste r Johnson,
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C le rk, State L a n d B oard
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K n o w TOUT
OREGON M ILK
CONTROL LAW
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the state
dictates WHO
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Olympia'
rare flavor?
m ay produce
m ilk and
HOW MUCH?”
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check and...
double-check
F l ^ ST NATIONAL BANK
"Mrs
N o farm er can sell m ilk fo r hom e o r resta u ran t use w ithout
perm ission from th e M ilk A dm inistrator.
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M ilk C o n tro l decides how m uch m ilk will be available for-
y o u r use.
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It picks o u t w hich— if either—o f two neighboring farm ers can
sell their m ilk even though b o th m ay be equally able to produce
w holesom e G rad e A milk.
I f M ilk C o n tro l perm its either o f them to p ro d u ce such m ilk,
J t then tells each farm er how m uch he m ay provide fo r y o u r use.
T his pow erful, single c o n tro l over O regon’s m ilk supply is
called the “ q u o ta system .”
If a farm er’s cow s forget this, get o u t o f line an d p roduce m ore
th an the q u o ta picked for him , he m ust take w hatever price he can
get som e o th er way— such as selling it a t m uch low er prices for
cheese, pow dered m ilk, and th e like.
N o t O regon’s producers, b u t the State, decides exactly w ho will
p ro d u ce the m ilk fo r o u r needs an d how m uch each farm er can
produce. Such lim itations frequently have m ade it necessary to
depend upon the uncontrolled W ashington m arket fo r enough
m ilk, instead p f o u f ow q O regon farm ers.
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jwryday low prices
TM qu««ti»rts and an «w ar, b alow sh o w som a ptfiar w ay« In
w hich Oragon Milk Contra, efforts YOU,
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pri«*« «gf
A VIS, That 1« the purpose for which th« law waa designed, h sets /tear
prices, nos eeding prices,
e . D m « MUk C «ntr^ «N*<e»ree« eempW Mv« MUM butte« M
A YB, N o one can enter the m ilk business if th« Administrator Mrs such
new competition might disturb existing distributors.
O
D m « Milk C»n«r.l ultew
a le w « , grtc« wH«« y«w carry milk baa»« y.ur»aK7
A MO. You pay the higher costs of door-to-door delivery whether you use
this service or not.
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D m , M ik Caatral limM H a r k t e u i at milky
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Vl*: TTse richness (butterfat content) o f milk sold In each price range
ia limited by the rulings of the M ilk Administrator.
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® r* a ,n M ilk C*n<r*l Law r*fw late SanMery c a a e M a aa f
A MO. It has absolutely nothing to do with the Mnitation, health Inspec­
tion, cleanliness, or the purity of m ilk.
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coocerawi br »onhina th.«
th« m ilk »apply <*f
commua.iy L « r a haw O r.« o a M ilk C o.croi » f^ « » Y O U .
T r u e to S .i.» » y S«or«». U J9 S B. T h ird , Pontead U . O r .,
SAFEW AY
Where ye« always gat asare far yoar oMaay