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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1952)
.§brn«att (County ¿Journal Moro, Oregon Friday, Sixty-Fourth Year No. 42 T h ese T h in g s County < )ffieial Paper August 22, 1952 Fourth Quarter Tax Brings Total Near To Lew Rate of Seeding Unimportant To Size of Crop Lane Starts At Fair Board Sets Left Half In Shrine New Admission Game Practice Schedule Norval Lane was working out at left half with the East team Admission charges at the There used to be lots of argu of “ B” football players at La ments about how much seed Grande. They will play against fair are going to be changed a team from west of the Cas- for the 1952 fair. Instead of pay- should lx* sown. When Turkey cades on August 30 at Pendleton Ing $2.00 at the gate the visitor Red was the popular wheat a for the Ixmefit of the Shrine te going to get In for four-bits, seeding of less than 60 pounds hospital. If he or she goes into the grand was considered risky. In those Jjane wgnt tQ l4aGn<1Hle stand it w ll c o s t another $1.50. By Giles L- French day« wheat was used to choke the team Sunday and the uThe, reason *>r the cha"* e U out the weeds and a poor stand Join Did you ever hear of the polite first two hours work out found ’ ^at 8 necessary to give so meant more weeds. old pirate who used to say, “ par him at left half along with Bur- many P«ss^es to those who bring Nowdays chemicals are H8*1* ton of Elgin at quarter. Clark of ex^*f)*ls that there isnit much don me", as he slit his victim's throat? to control the weeds. And an ex w.Ulcwa at ri- ht half and Gar mone.v ,eft to the bills. A pass will be worth four-bits only périment tried at the experi dener of John lX»y at full. T T W N this year. And it is said there nient station under direction of Overheard: “He’s too prosper Coaches are Dan Rollins of won’t be many of them. George Mitchell, superintendent, ous to be progressive”; “We save o.‘ Events of rodeo, races and indicated that the amount sown Wallowa and Tom Johnson all the weak and fill the prisons A R R IE R TO F O IL R E D K ID N A P P IN G . . . As the result of the d a rla j „ ,_. will a. get two other entertainment will add up lias little relation to the amount John Dav. , Teams and asylums”; “She has no B kidnapping of Dr. W alter Linse, prominent German anti-Communist, weeks workout before the game (o ab(>ut 2Q day of a pro. harvested. friends, only tolerators.” by Red agents in broad daylight in the American sector of Berlin, west and are expected to I k * in good gram which will lie Saturday T T W N German authorities are now erecting barricades on all streets and Using Elmar wheat the plots condition. ami Sunday. About nine of these A radio writer notes the pas highways running from the west sone to the east. One such b arrier if were sown October 17 last fall. will be rodeo events and eight sage of all the give-away pro shown here in foreground with the regular east-west common barrlei They came up November 22. will lie horse races. The fair grams. Does that mean the end in background beside a Communist guardhouse. There were six plots for each Noonan Family All board is dickering for the others. of the new-deal? seeding rate or 30 plots in ull. Available are trick riders, bal T T W N Grain was sown at the rate ancing acts, clowns, etc., which Here To Greet of 30 pounds per acre and also A columnist says that it is may be obtained. Of course, 45 pounds, (¡0, 75 and 90 pounds. getting harder to support the there will be music and a grand Braves Strengthen government in the style to which C Brother From Korea entry and a iwrade. The hoard The result: is has become accustomed. And hopes to be able to get It all run 1 lbs yielded 41.8 bu. per acre contraiwise it is no longer pos COUNTY HAMBLIN'S through Corvallis to give this a And Take Odell A family dinner at the Noo off in a little over three hours i lbs per acre yielded 41.8 bu. By County Agent trial. sible for the government to sup nan home celebrated the home- and to keep the customers ctand- 1 lbs 42.5 per arce bu. yielded T. \Y. Thompson port the people in the style they Consideration of listings of The Sherman County Braves a big l>art hVrdn ¿ ' 11 >s per acre yielded 41.3 bu. coming of Carroll Noonan who either cattle fer sale or farmers recovered from their slump last are accustomed. thev wont notice the hardness i lbs bu per yielded acre 42.7 Vacation time is over and the arrived from Korea last Thurs *■«* ay havng available feed on a con Sunday to plaster the Odell team of the seats. The man says that people first Sherman County Eair is close at tract program might well lie giv by a 14 to 4 score on the Wasco Judges have proved hard to It will be noted that the 9U day. Welcoming him home were hand. A successful fair depends ..... „„„..... ___ , , , « Lorena Laves t year nearly all of go fishing to catch fish. When en by Sherman county farmters. diamond. Riskosky did the hurl pound seeding made more < au8 1(er, lt?a’ fn)ni l>or** them are lined up. Lloyd John- they are not instantly success upon the participation and coop Harvest is nearly over for all ing and held the visitors success- the > 30 pound seeding. It made w tenths Ot a bushel more. l«nd, bro her James and wife and gon th(, 4. „ girls and the IxB- ful they 'learn to go fishing for eration of all folks. Best lie get county farmers but some might Tully throughout the nine inn nine SeaUJ*: bro; termen’s club will have the con- the outing and the look at na ting livestock, garden products, like to look into an improved ings and Freddie von Borstel, And a full bushel more was .. ’¿'‘ly and Larry of Pendleton, and t.esslons cesslons There will tie lie ride» rides loss of one tenth bu hit ther Lloyd ’ ']«•><• J-f Pendleton. Mr. anti -n,„re ture. Then they can catch fish. jams and jellies, sewing, etc. straw cutter and spreader prior who has been playing off and on sown (or ready to exhibit. Let’s all pull to next harvest. The unit cuts Mrs. Art Surlier and family of f the klds and dispiays of sev- found his hitting eye and aided shel. together in making the 1952 fair the straw shorter lengths and T T W N Vancouver, Mr. and Mrs. Ed pra, jt,nds the offensive as well as doing For experimental purposes Who does the hest in the bigger and better. 5e? Priepke and children from The R ,ikely that the Moro Uoo- distributes it uniformly over the good work defensively in center Spoiled cucumbers and chick stubble. The rotating knives are the result» arc consltlet .»1 etnral, im H vh . Carroll expecU wll| take char„ „( world— or the worst: the man >«'. Dalles. expects to return ,-harize of field. »ay» M tr. Mitehell as there was work a, St Helens In the ^ “ aU g the street» X ’e the who hangs on to a poor thing or ens don’t mix. This was my ex mounted 120 degrees apart on no algntltcant tllffrer^tee Irt papar mill there after he (In and \ TOn,ml„ee will he the man who won’t stay with a perience last week when 1 lost hubs which can be easily remov most of my small flock. The ed for repairs or reversed for good thing? yield. ishes his visit with home (oiks. named by Georgc Mitchell, pre- cause was limberneck derived longer wear. Information con Bride To Be Given T T W N ---------------- -eident, to «io that |db If you really want to find a from botulism poisoning. Symp cerning this new straw cutter It Is getting close. Three weeks place to get away from it all, toms are especially noticeable and spreader may be had by Reception by Friends from this day the barns will be to have a bit of seclusion where when the bird Is unable to hold writing for “What’s New on the filled, the jockeys giving the you can do strictly as you please, up its neck— thus limberneck. ’Market” care of Crops and Soils, A bridal shower was given last exercise to their mounts, the don't go to the great outdoors. Death is slow— birds should be 2702 Monroe Street, Madison 5, Saturday afternoon in the recep judges looking over the exhibits Every Ixxiy* will be there. Just destroyed by burning. tion room of the Moro Commun Wisconsin. The Wasco park was the place daughter Ratty spent a week ani* the ^a'r on way ‘ In Montana, as a result of state stay homie and pull down the The Oregon state college ani Ity church for Miss Dorothy where Mrs. Andy Engln-rg and the first of the month at S e a b e ck ---- - experiment research, commercial blinds. mal diagnostic laboratory has Wilson, bride elect of Bob Ro cattlemen are seeking bulls that been completed and is now in op berson. About forty guests were Mrs. William O'Brien entertained the Y.M.C.A. camp on Hood can- T T W N boon it will be school time have been selected and tested for eration. Lr. L. R. Vawters veter present to watch the honored the Rufus home economic* club a! wKcre Mk*. Little was family Town* Start Traffic again and children will be taught rapid and efficient gains. Feeder inarian in charge of the labora guest open her many lovely Thursday afternoon. A dessert counselor. lunch of fruit jello, cookies and Luther Steward and Joe Mor- a great number of things but buyers are paying premiums of tory. The laboartory will handle gifts. punch were served at a long rls are trying their luck fishing Law Enforcement unfortunately not to read and $2.75 to $3 i>er hundred weight diagnostic work on horses, cattle, The serving table was decorat for steers from herds using such sheen, hogs, and miscellaneous ed with a centerpiece containing table. Containers of colored can- it. the lakes around Bend, Last Tuesday a man from Red write. Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins,and mond drove through Grass Val T T W N bulls, with a difference of $30 to smaller animals. The poultry di a parasol of pink, white and sil dies were used for decorations. Mrs. James Ttate, Mrs. W. T. daughter Joanie were up from That story about the state $40 in net return per steer above sease work will continue to be ver ruffles surrounded bv a Little, Mrs. Virgil Brock and Portland and spent the weekend ley at a rate that looked pretty college professor with a group feed cost of one sire group over handled In the poultry disease formal arrangement of yellow Mrs. Lawrence Funk were guests as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill fast to Sheriff Norman Fields and Deputy Tom Garrett, so they of students studying rattlesnake? another. If only one-fourth as laboratory in charge of Dr. E. M. snapdragons, pink roses, and of the club. Huck. Mr. Jenkins was principal took after him and brought him i: as good an example of educa much difference in net return Dickinson and staff. shasta daisies. Lighted pink ta Mrs. Curtis Neal vice president of the Rufus school at one time, down just l)elow Kent. tional uselessness as has been could be had for Montana’s beef St. Johnsxwort, a perennial pers were on either side. Re opened the business meeting on Friends will be Interested to He posted $20 us hail. brought to the press of late. The output, it would mean a net In weed which takes over range freshments of white cake, Ice the absence of Mis. Roland John know that Don Bryant, a formler This is reported to be hut n thing to do with a rattle snake crease of 4 million dollars an land was located near Grass Val cream, punch and coffee were on, chairman. Ro|l call was on resident of Rufus, works no more beginning of better law enforce- is to kill him. What’s the differ nually. ley on the state highway served. Ideas for the Sherman County in Seattle, Wn., but has Joined Interest for listing of cattle for this summer. r ii i , . .. ment of speed laws and other Misses Patricia Kaseberg and Fair. ence how far he travels from The plant also the (Ishlng !<.»( which hl» »Inter traf(k, |aJ B sh, rourty, home? Who cares? The part of sale in each county is increasing known as Klamath-weed & Goat- Vlvette Sparling poured. A rumntige sale will be held In Josie and husband are on up In a campaign In which all towns the $27,000,000 the board of high throughout the state. The Grant weed will quickly ruin dry-land Hostesses were Miss Evelyn The Dalles the first Friday and Alaska. will cooperate with the sheriff* er education is spending on its County Stock Growers associa range areas once it establishes Kirkelle, Mrs. Clair Balzer, and Saturday of September. The op- Visiting in Wul'la Walla, Wn., , . *7’ " " j and state police to see that re rattlesnake project should be tion started such a program last itself. The plant is erect with Mrs. Ralph Busse and the flower pointed committees are as fol- for the weekend were Mr. and *. : . *, . „ llfo returned to the taxpayers who year which is now spreading to yellow flowers somewhat similar arrangement was done by Mrs lows: Gathering, Mrs. Andy Eng Mrs. Robert Morris and famiy, s dents lead a safer life. other areas. Listings have inclu themselves need to establish a to Goldenrod, but Is distinguish Collis Moore and Mrs. George berg, Mrs. Harry. Adams, and Bobby Byrd, son of Mr. and project to investigate such edu ded numbers, kind of cattle, in ed from this plant by the leaves Mitchell. M t . A'llen Tom; Sorting and Mrs. Robert Byrd, is visiting his cluding age, and when they will showing small black dots when cational foolishness. hanging, Mrs. Trace Fields, Mrs. grandparents, ’Mr. and Mrs. Clar- Patricia Kaseberg i> e for sale. The Oregon Cattle T T W N held to the light. I^et’s watch George Drinkard, Mrs. At lee enee Wltchle in Idaho. . ___ That chill in the early morn men’s association has started a for this plant and not let it Motorists Will Stop Wilson and Mrs. George Fox; Sunday visitors at the Walter country 'livestock sales and con establish itself In Sherman ing air is fall. Pricing, Mrs. Sam Brock, Mrs. Morris home were Mr. and Mrs. tract report which was mailed T T W N county. Curtis Neal and Mrs. William Frank Adams and, family of Ar- Miss Patricia Kaseberg was the middle of August to their For School Busses We noted the name of Mc- O’Brien The sorting committee llngton. ‘ honored with a surprise mlscel- Granery in the papers this week membership. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown spent laneous bridal shower recently. Also brand new is a contract Bread Spoils Quickes Oregon’s law requiring motor is to meet at the grange hall on and were able to recall that he September 3rd to do their work, the weekend In Portland. They Mrs. Ix'onard Fields and Mrs. fattening and pasture rental pro ists to stop for school buses is the attorney general appointed Mrs. William O'Brien won the drove down going via Camas LeRoy Belshee were hostesses that have stopped to load or un to dig out and clean up he dirt gram for farmers and ranchers load children will soon call for drawing which was a small where they had a picnic with the at the party held at the L. E. in Washington. Nice quiet job, who have feed available and In Refrigerator Fox family. Kaseberg home. need cattle to utilize this feed renewed attention by Oregon plaque. Mac. Three Boy Scouts of Rufus, MY. Trumbo, father of Clifford Other guests were Mrs. Lloyd Homemakers who* keep bread whether it be for wintering, pas drivers, the state traffic safety T T W N Wally Morris, Russell Blake and Trumbo and Mrs. Alta Sntith, Royse and children, Mrs. Norman A listinc in a cooler— or even in the refri- division reminded today. Television is being boosted as turing or fattening. Many buses have lx?en trans Michael O'Brien enjoyed a week was buried in Goldendale, W n , Gochnauer and children, Mrs. an aid to greater interest in gov of this nature is now being ini erator——In hopes of keeping it at Camp Baldwin. The ramp Is Thursday. Mr. Trumbo had spent Paulen Kaseberg and children, ernment and therefore »»etter tiated by the extension service •fresh longer will lx> discouraged porting farm workers during the west of Dufur up towards Ml. some time with his children llv- Mrs. Carl Tuggle, Mrs. I* E. to learn that they are only mak summer, an operation to which government. We doubt both. Hood. Their sports consisted of ing here, but his home had al- Kaseberg, mother of the honor ing it stale faster. the stop law does not apply. Th ? swimming, hiking, angling, ar- ways been In Goldendale. guest, Mrs. Marvin Thomas and T T W N Miss Agnes Kolshorn, extension division said this fact confuses Joanne Watkins Word was received here that the guest of honor. Uncle Emmett rared up from nutrition specialist at OSC. some motorists who are not chery and horseback riding. All The children swam in the his seat against the locust ree says the American Institute of aware that stops most be made three of the boys earned a good pp. Charles Gray passed away along the street and waving his Given Wedding Party Baking recently completed a only when the bus is carrying camper* award. The l>oys passed Thursday morning. He bad been Kaseberg pool while the elders some more tests toward advance at Echo the last couple of years visited and the gifts were open- cane at the brash young man study on the causes of bread school children. ment. The Rufus scouts camped and leaves his son Charles I^es- ed. Miss Joanne Watkins was staling. They proved that as the who had suggested a dole to him When the big yellow vehicles Mrs. Pete '.Macnab, Mrs. Paulen exploded “ I don’t want no gov guest of honor recently at a bri storage temperature of bread is resume regular sch<x>l runs ear with Troop 255 of Goldendale, ter Gray there, who Is also a doc- Kaseberg and Mbs. Albert Kase- ernment money. All I want the dal shower. lowered, the staling rate Increas- ly next month, a loading or un Wn., and helped that troop to tor, as his father was. unusually hot berg were hostesses at a recent Hostesses were Mbsdames Oral • . Bredd becomes stale most loading stop means cars approa wln the Camp Baldwin Round-up We've bad an government to do is to keep summer this year. We're wonder- bridal shower In honor of Miss things equalized enough that 1 Gosson, W. R. Reid, Andy Eng- quickjy at temperatures near ching from both directions must of 1952. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Leslie and jng if that means we are going Patricia Kaseberg who te to l>e can make a living if I work. lierg and Sam Brock. also stop, the division pointed baby daughter of Ordanaee visit- to get a hard long winter. It was married August 24. freezing. About forty-five guests gath When I take your money I am a This, however, does not refer out. Traffic so stopped may then The shower was held at thn the Reid home. Out of to frozen bread which is froxen proceed, providing no children cd l.i t week at the home of Mr. cooler towards the <id of the peascfit, a slave and I’d rather ered week. AIbet t Kaseberg home with thirty I>e my own man and broke and town guests were Mts. Glen Vir and stored at well below freez are leaving the bus or crossing and Mrs. T. L. Fields. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Fields are Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Lucero and guests present. Out of* towners hungry than be your man with tue, Mrs. John E. DeMoss. Mrs ing teirtper at ures, Mbs Kpl- the roadway. -pending some time at Wheeler children, Linda and Stevie of were Mrs. John Foss and Mrs. Roy Belshee and Mrs. Bob't Bel- shorn points out. This wi.l keen a stuffea carcass.” The law, adopted by the 1949 where Trace is doctoring at the Angeles, California, visited (¿wen Matteson of Moro, grand- shee of Moro, Mrs. Trace Fields fresh for many months. T T W N estate legislature, exempts from Rinehait clinic at the home of her brother in mother and aunt of MMs Kase- The sculptor must have known of Rufus and Mrs. Eugenfc Gos Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hettinger |;|W and sister and family, Mr. l»erg, Mrs. Ixds Hllderbrand of John MULoughlln in youth to son of The Dalles. Ing the bus from the oppslte of Topeka, Kansas and Mrs. Ber- and Mrs. Everett Rathbur at Su- Hood River, Mrs. Herb Hoot and Accordion solos were played MOB'S NEW BANK have made so slim a statue o direction on the far side of a tha Applegate of Portland were therlin, then arrived at Rufus m “ . Margaret B1au of The Dal- him (or placing In the nation» by Miss Janice McIntyre and W AIU4 EBKXTED O roadway having three or more gu< ts of Mr. a i0 Mi i. S. > Wll- Tuesday at the home of her mo- les, and Mrs. Maud Morrow of Mrs. Trace capitol. Statues are usually fun MI m Betty Haven. lanes. , • V , ,4 While here tic ther, Mn BCDtOII BtflWM Tbev Moro • The walls of the new First nv anvway and this is no excep- Fields gave a reading entitled, Wilsons took them to lone to nlso stopj»ed to visit her sister, The rooms were decorated “The Proposal”. After a parlor National Bank building are up U° n- T T W N visit Mrs. WHson’s brother fora Mr«. Peter Dufhult In Wasco, with gladiolus. quiz won by Mrs. Earl Morrison, and work orjyhe vault Is nearly ((»up’e days, then they canir back Additional guests of the Ben- Parlor games were played Remember when we used to {he table covered with lovely gifts completed. The walls are of WHEAT MIA NS ItEINii to Rufus to stay longer. The ton parnetts were Mr. and with prizes going to Mrs. Blau eat bread, beans bacon butter was trought out and opened by hollow concrete tile and were MADE BAI’ llil.V Wilsons took them to Portland e . Curtis and daughter, and Mrs. Foss. After the many instead of vitamins, minerals Miss Watkins, assisted by her placed very quickly. It Is now sister In law. Mrs. Eugene Gos I>ossibie for the sidewalk con Of the taking of wheat loans Tin «lay. Mrs. Applegate 1« the Juanita of Portland, Raymond lovely gifts were opened by Miss and roughage. Hettinger ar. ( urtis, another son of Mrs. Bar- Kaseberg, a lovely cake and Ice struction crew to tell how the there Is steady business as far mother and Mr. T T W N ~ son. nett, also spent some time visit- cream were served. mers get their receipts, get the uncle of Mrs. Wilson. Refreshments were served by building will look. My. mv. doesn’t anyone t»,ve Peaches are ripening in the ing hi sister and brother. The ---------------- - Orville Butler is home from a loan processed and procure the the hostesses at the close of the Harry’ afternoon. The roorrts were beau summer spent firing on an oil money. Offices handling this ( ichard at Itufu However, the following 'Puesday Mr. and Mrs. “ j. K. McKean company sold Fa f i * W ere over populating <he tlfuMy decorated with gladiolus ing crew for the state. He start work are busy all day long as big crop won't lx? ready until j, I. Lucero and children left a combine to a man near Antel- In Klamath well as the county clery who has the last of the month on Into f(,r home. On their way thev ope Wednesday and made deliv- world fast enough without these and zinnias. A bridal doll center- ed and finished were breakfast guests of Mr. and ery the next day for What would the table backed by pink can Falls and covered much of east to ascertain If there are other Septemlx-r. multiple births Won’t someone Mr. ami Mrs. W. T. Little and Mrs. Peter Dufault in Wasco. be a late harvest here. ern Oregon while working. loans already made. s and gladiolus. start a society to stop them. N ote Cattlemen Buying Bulls On W eight-Feed Sheriff Norman Fields has made his tax turnover to the treasurer for the final quarter of the 1951-52 tax year. It didn't amount to much in the way of money, being but 12033.40. This amount however brought the tax payment up to within some $5,000 of the total levied which was $402,428.66 and a peroenage of about 98.7 collected for the year. The greater amount paid in the final quarter goes to the Rufus school district which re ceives $1019.82. The county fund gets $264.97 ond road district No. 1 $182.94 and the special road district $267,75. Wasco gets $50.79, Moro 62.63, and Grass Valley $1.40. Some money was collected on delinquent accounts of former years but it only totaled $229.55 which «added a little to the sums to be distributed. Basis- Trial and Error System W orking Rufus Grange HEC Meets In W asco Park; Make Suggestions For F air Improvement ShOWCrCG At WaSCO M Y«, 0 •'<**••• *'"*»-*
