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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1954)
© o > PAG h^k SHERMAN C O U N T Y » .tl K X A L , M o lli), O REG ON Rufus Personals Mrs. George Fox Mr. and Mrs. A r r y Cagle went io Goklendale, Wash., Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Cagles uncle. Rev and Mrs. Willis Barnev and Mr. and Mrs. Fay Brackett drove itlng. 1** area have gotten eluding three h dents. They are H Wally Morris and Neal Mr. and Mrs. Charlt have purchased a nit re Rufus deer In- rtool stu- 11 Balke, laton. Wilson ?w brick NOW A V A IL A B L E To Local Growers! Brea Aqua Ammonia plus Sulphur A New Product of Breas, for applying Sulphur and Nitrogen in the same solution. ONE EASY APPLICATION Brea has combined Aqua Ammonia with sulphur! This product is especially recommended for spring seeded grains, peas or fall grains following pea crop3 FERTILIZE NOW FOR SPRING SEEDED CROPS GET AHEAD ON YOUR SPRING WORK F R ID A Y , Oi T o R F Il 22. I i t t i O 0 © © then it is Uval» uildings at F old to a Jap »veti i ted ai O at« 1 T »r G: ve tat 9 m J n !:e » ry w for many years • t were fore« is location out of business by the highwi 1 Mrs. S« Harr: M r. relocation. They sold their hon itiön I ivlng a new f at Poplar Grove to John Mathi home at their place at lw in son who moved the house onto h land Monday and will let Mr. and Bridges at th£ mouth ot tin John Mrs. Glen Thompson live in it Day river. The Harrisons will live O’ open house to can drop In from 2 to 5 that day. gulden wedding an- The Rufus grange gave Its first Jay, October 24 at dance Saturday night, crowd was range hall. The not too large but everyone had a tir 11 their friend- the new house and rent iplex in which they nov Mrs. Clark Van Gaasl d Mrs. T Here it is fall with its chilly night and dewy mornings. Nice. Yet cool enough to call attention to the coming winter when more clothes will be needed. And speaking of clothes, speak of— Dale’s Clothing V W .S V .V .V \ m ile ! Itii) WASCO OREGON VV-SV.V.V.SW e n j o y l i t e »«Itlw k ey lit u i'» 04- ¿G " 7 ” W O N’T WORK * h e re 's why Interferes with Oregon’s pro- gram to conserve and maintain the salmon resource. 4r Would idle more than 1800 fishermen and $11,680,000equip- ment. 4r Closes every Oregon coastal port south of Astoria to com- mereiai salmon fishermen. ♦ Grabs for a few a resource that belongs to all the people of Oregon. VOTE 7 X N O - Paid Adv.-—Oregon Salmon Conservation league Frank L. Moore, Chairman, Houle 1, Box 200, Baudou, Orc^uu 1xO 4 5th qt. $2.65 pint K E N T U C K Y B L E N D E D W H IS K E Y 84 P R O O F . 5 5 % C R A IN , NEUTRAL SPIRITS • THE OLD S U N N Y BROOK CO , I Q U U V I U t . AQUA AMMONIA NITROGEN SERVICE AGRI-CHEM. inc. WARREN WILKINSON W asco, O re g o n Phone 563 S5" let the "automatic maid" do your dishes! From where I sit... / / Joe Marsh Smifty's Not-So-Silent Partner Dropped into Smitty’s gas sta tion last week and met his new partner who turned out to be a real talker. “What’ll it be?” asked Smitty. Before I had a chance to answer I heard a strange voice “Fill her up I Fill her u p l” And there was Smitty’s partner - one of those parakeets pecched next to the gas pump. “ Took me a m onth,” Sm itty said, “but I finally taught him to say those magic words. It’s sure paid off — he’s had a good influ ence on my customers.” From where I sit, Sm itty’s bird may be good for business — and may get him a few laughs. But when people act like parakeets, they’re not so funny. F or in stance, those who keep insisting over and over again th a t their neighbors shouldn’t have a glass of tem perate beer with th eir sup per now and then. They're simply repeating their own ideas, w ith out any regard for the rights of others. a & 'OC Copyright, 1V54, L ruled States Brewers Foundation SCHOOL & BUSINESS QUAL- Join your family—or your guests —in the living room. While you relax, all your dishes, glasses, silver, pots and pans come sparkling clean automatically with an electric dishwasher! All of a sudden, doing dishes is actually fun! No more long hours of dull work, no more red, water-soaked hands! FICATIONS OF C. A. TOM, SHERMAN COUNTY JUDGE JUDGE TOM SOLICITS YOUR VOTE AT THE GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 2, 1954 County Judge Tom 5 ( T teg ite W B li Mas graduated from the following school*: Grade school at Grant, Oregon. High schools in Portland, Oregon. Holmes English and Business College. Port I an ; W ashington State College as special student in steam engln eering, agriculture and shop work. U niversity of Washington as spe ial student in safely engin eering, sponsored by federal government and Ameri can Red Cross. Special night classes in law for two years under instruction Francis V. Galloway, who served for 20 years as Dis trict Attorney for Wasco County. — CT This perfect companion to the dishwasher belongs in your kitchen, too! The automatic electric garbage disposer does away with most disposal problems, helps keep your kitchen neat and clean. Food waste and scraps are “washed away” electrically! Judge T om ’s Long Record in Public Safety: * Put these two electric servants to work for you right now, and stop spending so many needless hours in the kitchen! It’s easy to “hire” them, and they’ll do all your “dirty work” fx>r just a few cents a week—further proof that electricity is today’s biggest bargain! Served as Safety Instructor for the Government and ’Arneri- can Red cross for in < in « cutive yeai In WaaMngt m, Oregon, California, Montana. Idaho and Ctah. Business Experience of County Judge Toni: Served as president and director of the Bank of Wasco, an 1 director of the Wasco County Bank at The Dalles. Director and secretary-treasurer for 10 years of the Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers—one of the organizers. F o r“38 years school director and clerk for schools at Rufus. Active in consolidation of six school districts to form the Rufus Consolidated Schools. Served two term s as State Representative for Sherman, Gil liam and Wheeler Counties. Owns farm land in Sherman and Morrow Counties; substan i tial taxpayer. • P A C IF IC P O W E R Religious affilia tio n : Judge Tom Is a member of the Episcopal church. © Judge Tout’s Program for Sherman < ounty: Now completing six years as County Judge of Sherman Coun ty, he can do a better Job if elected. Judge Tom's pro gram: "We should continue the «Oncrete brl g<* pro gram on a pa-as-we-go-basis . . . got everybody on rock roads . .. improve the fair grounds and DeMo- s pal k. Sincerely, Curtis A. Tom Paid Political Advertising C. A. Tom. Rufus. Oregon* & L IG H T C O M P A N Y E le ctricity's cheap in P a c ific P o w e rla n d o "Interview" the Automatic Maid at your favorite Appliance Dealer's this week! O KV.j o
