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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1954)
or truck required. Write J. R. kaline conditions. A couple other Watkins Company, 137 Dexter visited Mr. Paul’s sister, Mrs. County Ramblinfe • sites in the Grass Valley area jn Avenue, Seattle 9, Wash. 35-40c was a lost one. There are not Bernard Jarvis and family there. sub-irrigated ground are desired. many of that kind of fishermen Visitors Come For S lp rtiu m (Cou Uy .lju.irnal Mr. and Mrs. John Buether Sr. Spraying of all county roads Anyone interested in preparing WE WANT TO GET RID OF A left mostly because there isn’t of Redmond send word that on once over has been completed by the ground and fencing off the HOUSE: Two story, on John Published Every Friday at * that kind of fishing anywhere Field Day Trip July 12 they expect to go to Lan the road crew. Objective has been plot for a nursery please let us son place. Want it moved away Moro, Oregon these days. Expenses being what to make room around new Here for the field d af were D. sing» Michigan by train and get to kill or stop growth of annual know. Gilè» I« French ----- Editor they are fish can be bought much, their 9th Oldsmobile, look over house. Tex Irzyk, Phone 796, Paulen Kaseberg and Paul Al much cheaper than they can he D. Hill, farm crops specialist from the factory, then go to Ontario, weeds particularly Russian this t. i . r t d »» '«ro n d i l o » m a tta r I t tha Moro. 35c tle. Plans are to do less grading ley have applied for seed certifi I lo ffie » « I M oro. O n-iron, under Aet caught. Even trout are worth OSC, Merrill Sather, now mana Canada to visit relatives of Mr. cation on acreages of Elmar ITATE WIDE PAINT CO. com I C n n i f t '« of M arch S, 1STS. but 80 cents a pound on the mar ger of the Crop Improvement as Buether and Mary Isle, who and more weed spraying. wheat. The Sherman branch ex sociation at Walla Walla, Merrill plete painting and decorating Spot spraying is planned for worked for them in Grass Valley O F F IC IA . C O I'N t V p a p e r _ ket. service, spray or brush Phone Really, did anyone ever go Oveson, superintendent at the and lives at Fort Plain, N. Y; the remaining portion of the periment station has applied for certification on four acres of Rio 3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St. N A T IO N A L E D 1 T O R I A L fishing just for fish. Isaac Walton, Pendleton station, George Mitch then work their way west via of summer. Re-spraying of thistle Vern Campell and Jack Null, himself, although he told about ell, until last year superintendent Saskatchewan, Canada to visit will be made where needed. Per wheat, 12 acres of Elmar wheat, U S ÎO C ÎA T ^ M The Dalles, Oregon 38tin fishing delightfully, found many here and now a chemical com the parents and brothers of Mrs. ennial weeds such as morning one acre of Foundation Golden, 5 acres of Carleton oats and 2 MAY ELECTRIC, electrical con other reasons for fishing than the pany adviser at Athena. glory will also he sprayed. Farm acres of Meloy barley. Applica- Mrs. Bert Keith, owner of many J. W. Buether. fish themselves. Isaac’s fishing tracting, Moro, Oregon, Phone Tommie and Arlean DeMoss ers finding unsprayed morning w a s along pleasant streams, acres of Sherman county land, who have been spending some glory or Russian knapweed along tion was also made on one acre of 722. 19 tfn where the trees shadowed the wa was up from The Dalles to make time with their grandparents, Mr. county roads should notify the Pubescent wheatgrass. CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING — Bill Hall, station superinten PUBLISHERS ter and the pools were deep and the field day tour. She was ac and Mrs. John DeMoss at Hans road boss or county agent. Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp dent, reports an income of about quiet. He found contemplation companied by Mary Frances Gil- freeze. Kenny’s Market, Grass a sso cia tio n ville, Wash., have had real luck Preservative treatment of ce $90 on the one acre of Pubescent in fishing and the philosophy that bert, librarian at The Dalles. Valley, OrOegon. 47 tfn fishing says grandfather. Arlean wheatgrass for 1953. Yield was Mr. and Mrs. Homer Grant dar shingles is a profitable prac made his book remembered. had caught seven salmon from FOR SALE: 6 room house, bath, tice. Richard Bruckert has done about 100 pounds of clean seed On the Deschutes the water and daughter, Sidney, were here 2 to 5V4 pounds and 2 cod, Tom lot and three-quarters, two that was sold for 90 cents a SIRS« ItIPTION RATES a good job of applying oil-tar rushes in a savage rush to sea, Wednesday to visit her sister, car garage. Mr. or Mrs. L. O. Moore, while on mie 2 cod and a 15 lb. King (Chin creosote and penta to a newly pound. IINK YEAR »2.06 over worn basaltic rocks heaved Mrs. Collls Kirby, Phone 404, Moro. 32tfn from the groaning earth; the tow their way to Canada where he ook). They expect to leave there roofed barn. Other materials to .ILIA », I » 3 1 ering hills, adorned with perpen will act as consulting engineer the first of the week with Bill use might be oil-tar creocote or Edwards for home. legal notices creosote-penta. Results of appli Rufus Grange Gives dicular cliffs, shadow the water for an airplane firm. MORE AIIOLT WHEAT Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell cation give a longer life, less Mr. and Mrs. Henry Semon until the sun is high in the sky. NOTICB OF F IN A L HEARING There seems to he something It is fearful country, wild and of Klamath Falls stopped in Moro and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Fisher of warping, waterproof protection State Officer Honors Notice is hereby given that the Portland were here over the week briefly last Friday when on their which causes less stress by al rough, and with none of the more than a jjossibility that sum undersigned has filed in the merfallowing whfxit farmers will comforting scenes of Isaac’s Eng way home from Detroit with a end to visit Mr. and Mrs. Dewey ternate wetting and drying. Mr. Harland McDonald, master, County Court of the State of Ore new car. Henry has been In the Thompson and the Thompson Bruckert poured the material be subject to no greater reduction lish meadows. presided when Rufus grange met family. Major Mitchell is an air Oregon legislature more terms The Deschutes Is a lesson in In acreage In 1955 than other from the top of the roof and In regular session Thursday even gon for Sherman County her Final Accounting as Executrix of force man, retired, but still doing wheat growers. Bills establishing geology for different formations than any other legislator and Is brushed it on the shingles with a tiie LMt WUl Nad Testament of , this are in both houses and are protrude along its rugged hills in a stalwart on the ways and means some duty. broom. One could use a paint ing. One of Rufus grange memliers Catherine C. Wilke, deceased, and Going to Camp Sherman over brush or dip the shingles in the said to have a good chance of most unexpected places; It is a committee during legislative win passage. The acres alxive the base lesson in history—here the sturdy ters and a successful potato grow the Fourth were Mr. and Mrs. preservative solution to get full Mrs. Rolland Johnson was given that Monday, the 2nd day of Au- Everett Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. coverage before placing them on special honor because she was gus, IBM, at 10:00 o’clock A. M., of 55,000,000 would be but 800,000 Austrians and Montenegrins and er every year. Francis Watkins and family, Mr. the roof. Painting of shingles Is elected and installed at state at the court room, in the Court of which Oregon’s wheat farmers Portugese toiled with worn sho Mr. and Mrs. Collls Moore went vels to move the rock the Swedes to I^akeview Saturday to spend and Mrs. Truman Stong and Mr. not a recommended practice but grange in Albany in June for House, at Moro, Oregon, has been would get 60,000. Information about this bill, blasted from the cliffs to make the the patriotic holiday coming home and Mrs. Vlntin Wtatkins and her this is sound and should Increase state lecturer. This Is to your fixed as the time and place of correspondent’s knowledge the which would really be an amend railroad beds, here, were camps Monday by way of Burns. David son and a friend. the life of cedar shingles many first time that any one from Sher hearing objections, if any, to Mr, and Mrs. Harold Potter of years. said Final Accounting. ment to the agricultural bill, where lived thousands of men on Moore went to Canada with a man county was elected to a state Eugene visited a few days last Catherine Andersen comes from the rather volumin each side of the river tolling for friend for tne Fourth. A grass and legume nursery office. Mrs. Rolland Johnson, the week with Mr. and Mrs. Truman 36-39c ous reports sent to the wheat meager wages to help one rail ty Mr. and Mrs. John Paul and was planted on the Bill Johnson league by Marlon Weatherford coon beat another, only to have family drove to Graham, Wash., Strong. Also guests of the Strongs place in Grass Valley this spring. former deputy, left that office va and Jens Terjesen who have lieen them join forces within fifty Saturday returning Monday. They Tuesday and Wednesday of this The purpose of this nursery is to cant when she was elected and IN THE CIRC UIT COURT OF Rolland Johnson succeeded his THE STATE OF OREGON FOR week were her brother and wife, in Washington since May work miles. test a few varieties of grass and wife as county deputy. SHERMAN COUNTY Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rasch of The Deschutes canyon Is deep ing on problems of the northwest legume under relatively high al For the lecturers hour Mr. and CHARLES C. WILSON and ) Tacoma, Washington. enough that the stars are bright grower. Mrs. Rolland Johnson told of REBECCA WILSON, ) Their reports, sent daily, show at night and the air that blows Mrs. Lena Searcy of Hillsboro experiences on a recent Plaintiffs ) the work of an esj>eclally effective now up and down the canyon is Dr. Otis G. Perkins is a guest this week at the home Pendleton to celebrate some fam their fishing trip to Canada. They were vs. . ) team of lobbyists, work that cov warm from the sun-heated rocks. of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Pink ily birthdays. Her parents and accompanied by Rolland s father, NORMAN S. McCRAY, and also ) Optometrist ers many facets of government And the food tastes good and the his mother live there. erton and family. C. W. Johnson and his wife. A all other persons or parties un- ) life. It is necessary to see a great water makes pleasant sounds as Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Oveson game was also sponsored by the Vic Barr was in town the first known having or claiming any ) many persons, to obtain and give it rushes by the protruding rocks 403 E. 2nd St. of the week. Vic still lives in of Pendleton were down for the lecturer Mrs. Adams with George right, title, estate, lien or ) out information about northwest in the channel and one sleeps the Sweet Home although he has field day activities at the experi Fox getting the prize. interest in the real property de- ) growers and it takes hours and untroubled sleep of the physically (Across from Stadleman- spent some time at Vale where ment station and say hello to Mrs. William O’Brien told of scribed in the complaint herein, ) tired instead of the fitful slumber hours of work, almost infinite pa his son, Ferrell, had a cocktail friends here. the coming Home Ec. meeting Bonn Hardware) Defendants. , tience and a solid reserve of op of the mentally worried. Mrs. E. E. Golliher of Portland which will be a 1:00 p. m. picnic bar for a few months. S U M, M O N 8 Last week end the fish were timism to prevent discourage is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Thomp The Dalles, Ore held at the Wasco park July 8. TO - NORMAN S. McCRAY, and ment. When the wheat league contented. So were the philosophi Phone 5362 son left Thursday afternoon for Paul May and family. It was announced the tri-county also all other persons or parties directors chose Marlon and Jens cal fishermen. picnic will be held at Rockford unknown having or claiming any as representatives they made the grange Sunday July 11 at Hood right, title, estate, lien or inter l>est possible choices. If their River. Several state officers' plan est in the real property described work should result in an addi to attend, and they hope for a in the complaint herein, tional 60,000 acres for summerfal- good attendance from each of the Defendants. low farmers of Oregon it would three counties, Sherman, Wasco IN THE NAME OF THE mean an additional Income of and Hood River. STATE OF OREGON: You and over $3, (XX),(XX). Supper was served at the end each of you are hereby required There Is apparently a disposi of the meeting. to appear and answer the com tion among some wheat growers plaint filed against you in the of this region to say that a de above entitled court and cause crease in price would not mean a Dr. Frank D. Reid within four weeks from and af decrease in production. That is ter the date of the first publica possibly—and maybe probubly— Dentist tion of this summons as herein true of this small area along the Columbia where wheat growing after stated, and if you fail to so Moro Hotel is alxjut the only use made of the answer said complaint or other Office c I oh <*<1 until further notice wise appear or plead herein land. It is certainly not true of The UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK of Portland, Oregon the nation as a whole. A reduction plaintiffs, for want thereof, will In price would eliminate other apply to the court for the relief wheat growers and leave more of demanded in their complaint on WANT ADS the market to the commercial file with the Clerk of the above growers. FOR SALE: Milch cows and entitled Court, namely, for a de Congress will prolxihly end nurse cows. E. M. Eslinger, cree of the above entitled court with a farm bill that will permit Phone 425, Grass Valley. 35-7c that the plaintiffs are the owners a reduction In parity from 90 in fee simple of the following des FOR SALE: 7 room house in cribed real property, to-wlt: down to 8214, or half what Ben Moro. Max Barzee, adm. 36-7p son asked. That muy not be Lot Three (3) and East forty enough to eliminate many small THE COST OF LIVING has feet of Lot Four (4), Block wheat growers. The effort to have • doubled in the past 10 years. One (1), and all of Lots Two the penalty reduced to half the Or, actually, the dollar has lost (2), Three (3) and Five (5), farm price instead of half the one half its former value. Block Forty (40) in Grant, MSOURCSS national loon price, if successful, How about the next 10 year? Sherman County, Oregon, Cash on Hand and Duo from Bank«......................................................................... ^ 2 2 0 6 2 3 3 6 OO would make it less expensive for ANYTHING can happen, and and the whole thereof; and that United States Government Bonds.............................................................................. 2 ’ ' wheat growers to râlse all they usually does. you and each of you and all of Municipal ond Other Bonds........................................................................................ • wanted to, take the penalty and Investment planning for the the defendants to this suit, both Loans and Discounts N o t........................................................................................... ’ qao OOO OO sell their own crop. future is essential to financial known and unknown, have no Stock in Federal Reserve Bank»» • • » • • » • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 774 070 60 No one has announced what security and protection against right, title, estate, lien or inter Bank Premises (Including Branches)............................... ......................................... ’326*630 0 3 would happen to growers If the future dollar erosion. est in or to the aforesaid real parity was reduced. Income Customers* Liability on Acceptances........................................................................ 2 4 3 7 3 2 5 72 J. W. DODD, TYGH VALLEY, property or in or to any portion would be less. That would reduce ORE., Eastern Ore. Mgr. Win. thereof adverse to the plaintiffs, E a rn .d .................................... .......................................................... n Z > 3 5 J S taxes and perhaps Induce some J. Collins & Co. Mutual type or at all, and that through and by Other Resources........................................ ..................................................................... .....................I______ needed economies. It would also investment funds. Stocks & this proceedings the plaintiffs’ $694,976,970.86 slow down the criticism that is Bonds. Tax Exempt Bonds. title to the aforesaid real es coming from city taxpayers about 35c tfn tate be forever quieted in the LIABILITtfS huge payments to already over- .......................................................................................................... ♦ l t - 2 2 2 ’2 2 2 -2 2 BEST ONE-MAN BUSINESS: plaintiffs; and, further, that you rich wheat growers. Certainly it Own and operate your own and each of you and all of the Surplus............................................................................................ 6 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 00 is preferable to have an Income business without capital invest defendants in this suit, both reduced because of price than lie- U nd ivid .d f r o m . ......................................................................... iM W .« ix r» 4Z ment. Watkins Dealership now known and unknown, and all per cause of acreage cuts. A lowered available in Sherman county. sons or parties claiming by, Reserves for Interest, Taxes, etc................................................................................. ^ 326 6 3 0 0 3 price would result In smaller pro Profits up to $5,000 a year and through or under the defendants duction; it would also cause some Acceptances.......... . ........................................................................................................ 4 80 0 00 00 Dividand» D acia,ad ............................................................ 6 4 0 .3 3 » :W ? : « more possible first year. Car or any of them shall be forever economies In production which Is - barred from asserting any right, desirable (any business is heal D©pOtlfB *eoeeoea99««9»«4«»69«999e t t *te e e t *e t t t e t * ' ATI Ai claim, lien, estate or Interest in Ketlilrlieui coupler Ao. ,0. thier when efficient) ami it would Interest Collected Net la r n e d ..................................................................................... ’ or to the aforesaid premises ad Meets every second anu verse to the plaintiffs, and for slow up the rush to plant a few Other Liabilities................................................................................................................................. „ _ fourth Thursday Inescn » res of wheat By anyone, any month; visiting m em ber such other and further relief as place. it should help the commer invited. Moro, Oregm. to the Court may seem equitable cial grower. Betty Christianson, W.M. and just. Reduction By acreage, especi .Service of this summons is Elsie Jones, Secretary ally by percent of acreage, and made upon you and each of you Eureka lo d g e No. 121 AJ> . A A.M only applied to those having more Meets or, the 1st ano by publication thereof once a than 15 acres, means the eventual 3rd Thursday evening» week for a period of four succes 11896727 end of wheat production on a each month. Vlsitinji sive and consecutive weeks in big scale. Such growers can pro members cordially in the Sherman County Journal, a duce cheaper hut they must pro vlted to meet with •»« newspaper of general circulation duce to do it; they cannot exist at Howard Ross, W. M. printed and published weekly In H. B. Pinkerton, Secretary half speed. Moro, in the County of Sherman, Lupine Rebekah lodge No. 116 State of Oregon, under and by Meets 2nd and 4th «fc virtue of an order of the Honor « F FISHING Tuesdays of each able E. H. Howell, Judge of the The fish In the Deschutes over month. Visiting above entitled Court, made and members welcome. the Fourth were contented f entered on the 30th day of Althea Burnet N. G. They did not rise to a fly, or to June, 1954. Qt'elen Martin. Sec. a grass hopper, or to any of the The date of the first publication bright and fancy gadgets man Moro Ixxlge No. 113 1.6.0.^. of this summons is Friday, the has made to attract them. Their 2nd day of July, 1964. Meets 1st and 3rd Inattention to the wiles of man T. LESTER JOHNSON and Tuesdays in I.O.O.F kind made for humility among hall. Transient and BROWN & VAN VACTOR, fishermen and was therefore re visiting brothers are Attorneys for Plaintiffs, markable,. fishermen not living cordially Invited Post Office Address: Pioneer notably hum hO C. O. Burnet, N G. Building, The Dalles, Oregon For the comparatively few who Leo W atkins, Secretary’ 35-38c go fishing for fish the week end PACK S SHERMAN COUNTY| JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON. FRIDAY. J ULY 9, STATEMENT OF CONDITION JU N E 3 0 , 1934 w n a
