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SH ER M A N COUNTY JO U R NA L, MORO, OREGON
I t is o u r opinion th a t Oregon
needs investm ent in in d u s try more
than it needs a d ditional w orkers,
The legislature m ig h t consider
G iles I I m u h
E ditor th a t.
ln any event the new taxes w ill
gntarad aa aaeood eia»« mattar at the
F, «loffie« at Moro. Ontrón, under Aat be referred, probably by the leg-
»• C o nr reta of March I. lint.
islature. I t w ill be wise if th e y
are referred item by item so th a t
O F F IC IA »
CO U N TY P A P E R
the voters can make th e ir choice,
I f much o f it is defeated the ways
Ht'RM( K IP T IO N R A TEH
»t oe and means w ill have to make cuts,
UNE YEAR
. . . . .......
I t is e n tire ly ¡R is ib le th a t w ith in
.MARCH 25, 1055
a few months we can vote on a
bigger Income tax, a sales tax. a
STA T E TAX PI A NS
cigarette tax, several sm a lle r tax-
m
Bleu a’t wasco.
r^.i'ty
The house tax com m itteafv
M rs. a . A. D unlap wa?
great m any plans. N e a rly V. at a d in n er T r»
'
sort o f a tax has been s u g g e s t,
some as aids to the situ a tio n and 11
some as panaceas. T hat, we th in k ,
The weather man announced
is proper. Under the clrcum stan- Monday th a t it was sp rin g because
ces the tax com m ittee should con- the sun had crossed the equator
and the equinox was a t hand.
sider a ll proposals.
ui.ivas wrc
« rajs and
aiiu means
Iiictu iscv
n i- T hat is, of course, the s cie n tific
Unless
the ways
com-
m ittee does much more c u ttin g reason w h y i t is spring and it is
than it has _ and it is n ’t _ i t no more im p o rta n t than a lo t of
FR ID A Y , MARCH 25. 1955
money
A nyone should know by now
th a t there is no end to th e de-
mands the “ educators” w ill make;
no sum o f money they w ill consld-
er adequate to sa tis fy th e ir de-
sire fo r more income fo r ch ild
tra in in g . The g e ttin g o f the mon-
ey fills th e ir conversation and
th e ir propaganda. They could so
easily and so much m ore p ro p e rly
discuss th e ir concern about the
q u a lity o f education instead o f the
tightness o f the taxpayers who
fa il to toss th e ir purse g le e fu lly at
every school house.
I t is, we contend, a most proper
fu n c tio n o f those engaged in teach
in g c h ild re n to analyze themselves
and th e ir methods to learn w h a t
they are doing, w h e th e r o r not it
is successful and how i t can be
im proved. We do not th in k they
have
convinced
but them-
.
. anyone
,,
^ | V5J.
‘s th o o lin 6 13 much bet-
t ^ h e \ ? r n!phn°H 3g?'
^ 7 *2"
^ ooling la
NOTICE OF H EA R IN G
S T A T E OF OREGON
)
COUNTY O F S H E R M A N
) ss.
IT A T E W ID E pa in t CO. com
SCHOOL D IS T R IC T S NO. 23 )
plete p a in tin g and decorating
NO. 17, and NO. 9CJ
)
service, spray o r brush Phone
W H E R E A S , on the 14th day of
3977 o r 529»,'1205 E. 12th St.
March, 1955, p e titio n s were file d
V ern Campell and Jack N u ll,
w ith the D is tric t B oundary Board
The Dalles. Oregon
38tfn
o f Sherman C ounty, Oregon, sign
ed by the requisite num ber o f le
M A Y E L E C T R IC , electrical con
gal voters in School D is tric t No.
tra ctin g , Moro, Oregon, Phone
23, Sherman C ounty, Oregon,
722.
19 tfn
School D is tric t No 17, Sherman
C ounty, Oregon, and School D is
B ES T O N E -M A N BUSINESS IN
tr ic t No. 9CJ, Sherman and Was
U.S.A. Own and operate i t y o u r
co C ounty, Oregon, as provided by
self. We provide capital. Dealer
ORS 335.230
ship now available nearby. Car
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N ,
o r tru c k required. F o r fu ll in
as provided in ORS 335.235, th a t
form a tio n , w rite The J. R. W a t
a hearing on petitions, and rem on
kin s Company, 137 D exter Ave.,
strances, i f any, w ill be held on
Seattle 9, W ashington.
205c
Monday, th e 11th day o f A p ril,
CUSTOM S L A U G H T E R IN G —
1955, at 10:00 o’clock A. M., Ore
Meat c u ttin g , w rapping, sharp
gon
Standard Tim e, at the c o u rt
freeze. K e n n y’s M arket, Grass G E N E R A L S P E C I F I C A T I O N S
house in Moro, Sherman County,
V alley, Oregon Ph. 242
47tfn 1. Buses to co m p ly w ith a ll e xist Oregon, by the Sherm an C ounty
in g Oregon specifications and
BOO M ING business makes open
requirem ents fo r school buses. D is tric t B oundary Board, upon
in g available fo r responsible
the question o f w h e th e r School
S P E C IF IC S P E C IF IC A T IO N S
w ill be necessary to raise m ore o th e r scie n tific reasons. S p rin g is J
f „ r shm n I n
h "
man o r woman to call on women
than $60,000,000 in additional a season; it is a tim e o f seed
'
1,1 dn c' t >
and
1. Specific specifications are a v a il D is tric t No. 23, Sherman County,
in Sherman Bounty.
F u ll o r
Oregon, . School D is tric t No. 17,
money fo r the state. T h a t is an in- sprouting; i t is a tim e fo r ta k in g
“
in
,it° ¡Y
able a t the above address.
spare tim e. O p p o rtu n ity to make
crease o f around 45 percent in the old earth o u t o f n a ture’s ice J’
.aw
1
already
C lara E. H ouston Sherm an C ounty, Oregon, and
up to $40 a day. W rite McNess
total state taxes. The w ell kept box and b rin g in g i t to life w ith
ia ’
C le rk School D is tric t No. 17 School D is tric t No. 9CJ, Sherman
Co. P. O. Box 14, Bayshore Sta
20-21c
Moro, Oregon and Wasco County, Oregon, shall
surplus is gone fin a lly and the cleaning w inds and sudden s h o w - _____________________________
tion, Oakland 23, C alif.
20-lp
be united fo r the purpose of fo rm
days o f easy liv in g on grandpa’s ers.
in g a union h ig h school d is tric t
Jpthieheni
(b
a
p
te
r
No.
,5.
O.E.S
money are over. Now we should
We know i t is sp rin g because
P IA N O B A R G A IN . W ill sell a t
fo r hig h school purposes, and also
N O T IC E O F S A L E
Meets every second ano
continue to keep ahead o f the rig h t in fro n t o f us is a buttercup,
sacrifice, b e a u tifu l spinet piano
Sherman C ounty, Oregon, does on the question of w h e th e r said
fo u rth T hursday in each
Jonses.
fresh and p re tty , a present fro m
in this lo c a lity to save m oving
hereby
o ffe r fo r sale the fo llo w School D is tric t No. 17, shall f u r
m
onth;
v
is
itin
g
member*
W hat w ill come o u t as means o f o u r o ffic ia l bu tte rcu p gatherer,
exepense. Easy term s o r cash.
nish as a site fo r the proposed
Invited. M oro. Oregon
ra isin g th a t 60 m illio n dollars is Mrs. M a rjo rie M a rvin , who started
F o r In fo rm a tio n w rite Tallm an in g described equipm ent:
h ig h school the fo llo w in g describ
Catherine Thompson, W. M.
One (1) T w o H undred (200)
not v e ry clear so far. The total, to in fo rm us about such m atters a
Piano Stores, Inc., Salem, Ore.
ed real p ro p e rty situated in said
gallon H a rd ie spray ta n k o n ly
N aom i Van Gilder, S ecretary
however, is so large th a t some few y ears ago when she was a g irl,
19-21C
School D is tric t No. 17 in Sherman
w
ith
a
g
ita
to
r
and
b
a
ffle
plate.
things are sure to be tried. Am ong We are glad th a t she has continued E ureka Ixxlge Mo. 121 A .F . A A.*»
T h is equipm ent may be inspect C ounty, Oregon, to w it:
Meets on the 1st and S TE A D Y 5% TO 6% Income
those th a t seem lik e ly is a cigar- ber Interest in buttercups and in
re tu rn s are received year in ed at the co u n ty road m achinery
A tra c t consisting o f 15.34
3rd T hursday evening*
ette tax of three cents a package springs fo r it w ill keep her young,
and o u t on invested funds shed in Moro, Oregon,
acres, in c lu d in g a d rille d w ell
Bids
fo
r
each
roonin.
V
isiting
w hich w ill raise about $10,000,000.
Once we w rote about buttercups
by insurance companies, bank the purchase o f the above describ
thereon, situated in the N o rth
members cordially in
A tw o percent w ith h o ld in g Instead when the w in d was w hooping
trusts, hospitals, colleges and ed equipm ent m ust be sealed and
vlte d to meet w ith us
west Q u a rte r o f Section 19,
o f the one percent seems sure and over the h ills, as it is now, and
. F ra n k Sayrs, W. M.
churches coast to coast.
T o w n sh ip 1 S., Range 17
file
d
w
ith
the
C
ounty
C
lerk
on
o
r
w h ile th is w ill raise no new when the ra in clouds were chas-
W hy not look in to some o f the before A p ril 6, 1955, a t 10:00 A. M.
E.W .M., and adjacent to Sher
Clyde G illm o r, Secretary
money it w ill speed up collection in # each o th e r across the sky, as
very same fir s t grade p erferred
man H ig h w a y, U. S. No. 97,
T erm s shall be cash, and a de
and ease the stra in .
they are now, and when hope was j jUpj n - Rebekah lx>dge No II«
stocks, and m u tu a l fund shares, p o sit o f ten percent (10%) o f the
ap p ro xim a te ly one-half m ile
E lim in a tio n o f some of the ex- re v iv in g In every liv in g thing. Mevts 2nd and 4th
available to any in d iv id u a l in am o u n t o f the b id m ust accom
in a so u th w e ste rly d ire ctio n
em ptlons in the corporation ex- And we
bow the ch ild re n In Tuesdays o f each
any amount? Easy to b u y o r re pany the bid. Sherm an C ounty
fro m Moro, Oregon,
else tax w ill raise a few dollars, m y day used to hold buttercups month.
V is itin g
deem.
reserves the rig h t to reject any said tra c t and site to be sold and
maybe $5,000,000 fro m u tilitie s under each others chins to see if members we.rome
conveyed to the proposed union
F u ll details on request.
o r a ll bids.
and d o w n to w n business pro p e rty, there was a ye llo w cast to the re- Vada DeMoss, N. G.
J.
W.
DODD,
T
Y
O
H
V
A
L
L
E
Y
,
hig h school d is tric t fo r the sum o f
C
ounty
C
ourt
fo
r
Unless there Is enough w o rk done flection w hich
meant affection Jo G entry, Sec.
ORE. A rea M gr. Wm. J. C ollins
Sherman C ounty, Oregon $3,788.93.
to re w rite the law and redefine fo r some one. T h a t was s p r i n g - l ik e __________________
& Co., Portland. Stocks, bonds,
20-2 lc • Ten o r more legal voters in an y
p e ^ >_n “ 1. , ‘,r o p ;'r7 l l - m a y . n ot bt'
» lo r,. 1XM|«. N o. 113
m utual funds. Ix>cal, national,
one o f the school d is tric ts may,
a fa ir b ill and there is little evl- -----------------------
.. .
, . nfl 3r(1
and Canadian securities.
at any tim e on o r before the date
N O T IC E TO C RE D ITO R S
dence th a t this is to be done. It is T H E “ EDUCATORS”
, 0 0 F.
Collect calls accepted
A ll persons h a ving claim s again o f h e aring the p e titions, file w ith
possible th a t there w ill a six m ill
A campaign is becom ing appar- uaY pranztent and
st the estate o f J e rry M. W ilson, the D is tric t B o u n d a ry Board a
p ro p e rty tax w hich w ill raise ent. The teacher’« union has been „isitlr»« brothers are *
also kn o w n as J. M. W ilson, de rem onstrance signed by them
around $20,000,000.
told th a t g e ttin g an additional $10 w rdiallv Invited
ceased, are required to present against the fo rm a tio n o f the union
There are a few little taxes that per census p u p il fro m a busted
. ,
q h ln le y N G.
LEGAL NOTICES
them w ith vouchers to the u nder high school d is tric t. No p a rtic u
can be Increased, lik e Insurance state is im possible and there is a
N O T IC E OF SCHOOL BUS
signed
at K ent, Oregon, w ith in six la r fo rm o f rem onstrance sh a ll be
i.eo
W
atkins.
Secretarv
prem ium taxes, but they am ount p o s s ib ility th a t the $80 may be cut.
PUR CH ASE
m onths fro m the date o f the fir s t required. ORS 335.245.
to little , w hen compared to the I t figures about $125 per school
Sealed bids w ill be received at p u b lica tio n o f th is notice.
le t (your name) Show You Hew Te
The
aching $60,000,000.
...................
child.
T h is H e a rin g is called by the
the office o f the C lerk o f School date o f the fir s t p u b lica tio n o f this
Save Money Willi
T hat means th a t income taxes
E a rlie r there seemed no inclina-
Sherm an C ounty D is tric t B ound
D
is
tric
t
No.
17
o
f
Sherman
Coun
notice
is
M
arch
18,
1955.
w ill be increased o r a sales tax tion to adopt any o f the sugges-
Wonder Building
ty at Moro, Oregon, fo r fu rn is h in g
L E A T IT IA W IL S O N a ry Board, in pursuance o f the
passed. Oregon already collects tiorw made by a stu d y o f the Uni-
PREFABRICATED
provisions o f Section 335.235 ORS.
and d e liv e rin g one school bus th a t
E x e c u trix
a large p a rt o f its taxes fro m the v e rs ity of Oregon staff. Now there
Dated th is 14th day o f M arch,
meets the fo llo w in g specifications. D IC K & D IC K
STEEL-TRUSSLESS
m oderately w e ll to do.
The per- is going to lie a campaign In that
1955.
Bids w ill be received u n til 8 p. m. The Dalles, Oregon
T e le p h o n e 0 0 0 0 0
centage o f taxes collected fro m regard. N early everyone has seen
V ernon I. M ille r
20-3c
A p ril 12, 1955. U ^d e r no 0 rc u m - A tto rn e ys fo r the Estate
those w ith incomes o f less than some of the m aterial.
S h e rm a n C o u n ty l o u rn a I
E v e r y F rid a y
M oro, O regon
I* u I>I ìn I i « m I
at
$5,000 is around 25 percent.
In
this group is around 60 jiercent of
the taxpayers. There is another
good sized g ro u p who make no
taxable re tu rn s at all.
I f income taxes are to be In-
creased the o n ly place where any
large sum can be obtained is fro m
these lo w e r income in d ivid u a ls,
Fhey are the ones w ho receive a
large p a rt o f the state’« services;
they sw ell the welfare ro lls; they
have the norm al am ount o f child-
ren d ra w in g the $125 j>er ch ild
state; they are protected by the
policemen and flremPn; d riv e the
highw ays and enjoy the rig h ts and
privileges of citizenship In Ore-
6 °n -
P o lltlc a lly they can cast most of
the votes. For that reason they
have been w ell protected.
We
th in k th a t protection w ill have to
be cu rta ile d despite the threats o f
the rabble-rousers who, fro m w ell
carpeted offices, protect the pop-
ulace fo r pay.
O r e g o n w illh a v e to r u n th e r i.s k
of losing some citizens because of
taxes. I f the legislature dlscon-
tines some services it w ill l>e less
a ttra c tiv e to some who m ig h t
w ant to come here. I f it puts the
a d ditional burden on the w ell to
do some o f them w ill leave. I f it
puts more of the additional bur-
den on those In the $5,(MX) and
dow n brackets some o f them w ill
leave although we don’t know
where they w ould go to fin d a bet-
te r tax system.
WANT
stanees w ill a b id be considered
i f file d a fte r the hours specified in
th is announcement.
The d is tric t school board reser
ves the rig h t to reject a ll bids and
ca ll fo r new bids in the m anner
re q u ire d by law.
RUSKS TO B E PUR CH ASED
N u m b e r o f buses: 1
Seating Capacity: 8 39” seats.
B ID D E R S R E Q U IR E M E N T
1. Bidders shall fu rn is h catalog
cuts and com plete d escription
o f chasls and bus bodies they
propose to deliver.
2. Buses sh a ll be the Latest model
m anufactured.
3. The price bid shall be based
upon:
a. Free d e liv e ry at Moro, Ore.
b. F. O. B. body fa cto ry
4. D e live ry date n o t la te r than
J u ly I, 1955 at destination.
ADS
FRED M AU SER
As o f this year this county— and
m any oth e r counties
in clu d in g
Phone 2248 The Dalles
M ultnom ah— are paying much
more than they get from the basic
school fund.
T his county gets
$59,343.67 and pays in to the fund
an estimated $163,205. The reason
it has to be estimated is that the
state tax comm ission doesn’t se-
gregate income tax re tu rn s by
counties.
But th is countv w ould
pay .004663 percent o f the state
p ro p e rty tax according to Its ass-
A long h -riii, lou-m at I and Hunk
essment. I f It pays the same per-
I.nun may In* obtained io finance
centage of the income ta x — and
needed fa rm im p . o vem m ts, con
we th in k it pays more?— it w ould
solidate debt«, buy land n r liwc-
pay the above am ount, $163,205.
»toek.
\ long-rnngc program ,
T hat is based on estimated re-
properly financed, w ill help Io
ceipts of $70 m illio n fo r the blen-
bring in grcaU r profit« in th r
nlum . That is tw o and three-quar-
»ear» Io n ti» l<
ters what we get.
A reasonable increase in pay-
ments from rich counties fo r the
benefit o f the poor counties may
be expected as a gesture tow ard
equalization. We believe that tw o
and three-quarters times o u r re-
ceipts from the fund is fa r too
high fo r other counties to expect.
—
Yet the plans devised w ould re-
duce amount wc w ould get w ith -
out decreasing the amount paid.
T H E D ALLES N AT’L
A ll the state income tax goes to
F A R M LO A N AHH’ N
basic school support,
MR E. F o u rth Street
The basic school fund Is livin g
I h e D alle«, O regon
bled at the top. By th a t we mean
that funds are livin g d ra w n out
Owned by Farmers for Farmeo
o f it fo r special purposes, emer-
gency funds, retarded ami gifted
ch ild re n , etc., and fo r adm inistra-
rruber FtJeral Land F ink Sydew ÁF
tlon. A ll are easy ways to spend
FARM
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Wilkinson
Notice Is hereby given th a t I,
A. Douma, o f Moro, Oregon, did
take up on or about Novem ber 1,
1954 at m y ranch tw o m iles east
o f Moro the fo llo w in g described
anim al:
one ewe, u n d e rb it in le ft ear.
Now, therefore, in accordance
w ith the provisions o f la w the
above described anim al
w ill be
sold at m y ranch to the highest
bidder fo r cash in hand on S atur
day, March 26 at 10:00 a m. Said
sale w ill be fo r the purpose o f
p a ying costs and expenses o f keep
in g said anim al and fo r a d ve rtis
in g in the Sherman C ounty J o u r
nal fo r the issues o f M arch 11 and
18, 1955.
A. Douma
N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S
A ll persons h a ving claim s again
st the Estate o f T. J. Coyle, deceas
ed, are hereby n o tifie d to present
them , w ith the proper vouchers
and d u ly v e rifie d , to th e u n d e r
signed, the d u ly appointed, q u a li
fied and acting E xecutors under
the Last W ill and Testam ent o f T.
J Coyle, deceased, at the o ffice o f
T. Lester Johnson,
a tto rn e y at
law, Moro, Oregon, w ith in s ix
m onths fro m the date o f the fir s t
p u b lica tio n o f th is notice, to -w it:
March 25, 1955.
H arold D. E a kin
N o rris G llklso n
E xecutors
T. Lester Johnson
A tto rn e y fo r E xecutors
Moro, Oregon
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D lt ) Y O U K N 'O W T H A T ! ( 1 ) According to
the California Bureau o f Chemistry, C alifor
nia growers used more than three times a t
m uch aqua am monia (2 0 -0 -0 ) the first 9
months o f *54 compared to the same period
o f *537 ( 2 ) The rate o f increase was 26
times that of any other non-eolutlon type o f
nitrogen fertilizer? ( 3 ) A t the same time.
Aqua Jumped from 5th to 2nd place In total
tonnage? Shows w hat can happen when you
take the lift and lug out o f fertilizer han
dling w ith low-cost fertilizer slmples-in-so-
lu tlo n . 1 like to tell m y customers that “w ith
Brea Aqua you don’t lif t anything heavier
than the end of a two-lnch h o s e f
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two men to keep a rig rolling. M any Brea
growers handle equipment modification In
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bed disturbance, conserves soli moisture, cuts time and equipment costs.
More and more local grain pro
ducers are boosting yields and profits
with Brea Aqua Ammonia . . . low-cost,
high performance nitrogen-ln-solutlon.
Brea Aqua la a Mnatural”for grain. It com
bines easy, mechanized fluid handling
w ith shallow d rill app lication which
soaks nitrogen Into the soil at Just the
desired number of pounds per acre.
Brea's Agricultural Technical serv
ice offers these recommendations for dry
land grain: Vary the application rate
with average rainfall expectancy as fol
lows. In California: 8-12 Inches of ra in -
30-40 lbs. N per aertt 12-18 Inches of
rain-40-50 Uy. N per acre; 18-24 Inches'
their qwq shops.
of rain-50-60 lbs. N per acre; and above
24 Inches of rain-60-75 lbs. N per acre.
In Washington and Oregon: 8-15 Inches
of raln-30-50 lbs. N per acre; 16-23
Inches of raln-50-70 lbs. N per acre;
above 23 Inches of rain-70-90 lbs. N per
acre. Soil tests are recommended to de
termine phosphate requirements.
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phate schedules-call us today. We’ll be
happy to show you how Brea ‘Aqua’ pays
for itself over and over again. You’ll like
our prompt service, low cost, per
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fust coll us and we ll come out and thow you how
Brta Aqua Ammonia can maka mory manfy for you.
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$2.65 pint
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GROWERS W H O O PERATE their own ap
plication equipment have found that “One-
M an-Handling“per tractor, w ith Brea’Aqua*,
soon pays the cost o f changeover. W ith high,
speed transfer pumps to refill applicator
tanks In a few minutes, It no longer takes
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N O T H ■ OF S U E I V D E It
H ERD LAW
Shallow Drilling of Soak-ln-N
Pays Off for Grain Growers
W arren
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if
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
th a t Hans C. Bardenhagen has
been appointed E xecutor o f the
Estate o f Claus J. Bardenhagen,
Deceased, and has q u a lifie d as
such.
A ll persons having claim s ag
ainst said Estate are hereby n o ti
fied and required to present the
same, d u ly ve rifie d , w ith the p ro
per vouchers to said E xe cu to r at
Grass Valley, Oregon, w ith in six
months from the date o f fir s t pub
lication o f this notice. The first
publication is March 11, 1955.
H AN S C. B A R D E N H A G E N
E xecutor o f the Estate o f
Claus JL Bardenhagen
T. T racy B a rtn
A tto rn e y fo r the Estate
The Dalles, Oregq&
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O UR D R IL L A P P L IC A T IO N RIGS are doing
a nice Job fo t customers these days, and
naturally ws are well equipped and ready
to handle more customer acreage. Things
are happening so fast In the fertilizer busi
ness that I know we can save you money
and do a better Job I f you w ill let us bid on
your nitrogen needs.
«•iifoy t h e w tU o k e y th a lle
N O T IC E O F C R E D IT O R S
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Sunny
C ounty Judge
E x-o fficio C hairm an
D is tric t Boundary Board
W ily W « K n ig h te n
C ounty School S uperintendent
E x-o fficlo Secretary
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D is tric t B oundary Board.
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Agri-Chem
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Warren Wilkinson, Wasco, Ore. Phone 563
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