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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1956)
SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAI I l f 193« Oregon, and the Board of Equali Administrator with the Win an ular source of public income and LOST: White and tan male dog, nerty witih the Improvements nexed of the Estate of Ruby May zation will 1* In session at the thereon located In Sherman Coun O’Meara, deceased. Claims again-- County Assessor’s office of the are and have been our allies. We there is no more protest against 6 mo. oW, part Airdale, long Sherman County Courthouse, do not mean giving them more that means of raising money tran tpiirriu.i.i (Leimt y jjeurtuil Ojegon. the estate must be presented to Moro, State of Oregon, on the •haired, from Kent. Finder please ty, Parcel money but helping them build up there Is against income tax or I the undersigned, duly verified notify by calling 692 Grass \ al ■»■Misbed Every Friday at their economy so they are strong property tax. In this country it Lots 8 and 9 in Block 3, Ori and with vouchers attached, at second Monday of May, or May ley. 27-30c Morn, Oregon 14, 1956, and publicly examine er, can pay their citizens more has never been jxjpular for moral ginal Town of Wasco. Waoto, Oregon, within six months the assessment rolls, correct all MAN—To own and operate your wag« , can make more things for Editor reasons. We think it a sin to gam Freach Parcel 2 Gil< from the date of the first publica errors in valuation, description or own route service business consumers. Beginning at a point 80 feet ble. E n te n d M» «econd d a *« m atter a t th* tion of this notice. without investing your capital. of lands, lots or other If that is what Dulles was talk The result has been that legit West of the Northwest cor Poktoifice at Muro. Ora»on. under Act Dated and first published May qualities property assessed by such assess Profits up to $5,000 a year and of Conirre*» ot March S. 1879. ing about It is a good sign that imate business pays taxes and ner of Block 3, Original Tow-n • gambling or gamblers do not un more possible first year. Near of Wasco, thence West 150 4, 1956. Patrick G. O'Meara or; and it shall be the duty of RIAL policy we have had and reafly less eventually found guilty of E DI by opening. Car or truck re feet, thence South 100 feet, Administrator with the persons Interested to appear at A SSO C ÎÂ TI^N start to be a nation that will lead. evasion by the federal govern quired. Write today. The J. R- thence East 150 feet, thence Will Annexed of the the time and »place appointed. Watkins Company. 3903 Brook North 100 feet to the point of Each petition or application for ment. The federal government Estate of Ruby May O’Meara, the reduction of a particular as lyn Avenue, Seattle 5, Wash beginning. will collect taxes on anyone who deceased. JACKMAN HAYS ington. 24-9c Sealed Mds will be accepted, and sessment shall made In writ makes a profit whether legally or PHIPPS AND PHIPPS ing, verified by the oath of the ap ITATE WIDE PAINT CO. com tJhey may be addressed to the un- Attorneys for Administrator not; the state is more squeamish. E. It. Jackman, of OSCs exten plicant or his attorney, and shall plete painting and decorating dersigend, care of Phipps and sion servke, is a shrewd observer Undoubtedly Oregon could raise Pioneer Building be fileii with the Board witihin service, spray or brush Phone money from a lottery to pay the Phipps, Pioneer Building, ' 1 he of farm problem * and certainly 27-3OC the first week it is by law requir 3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St. Dalles, Oregon, to lie opened at The Dalles, Oregon an' experienced one by now. total cost of schools which is no ed to be in session; and any pe Vern Campell and Jack Null, 10:00 A. M. Tuesday, May 15,1956. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION What he ha« to say Is worth con petty penny and might even be or application not so made, The Dalles, Oregon 38tfn The undersigned reserves the enough to raise as much as the Notice of meeting of the Coun tition sidering. O F F H IA b CO UNTY PA PER verified and filed shall not tie At the meeting of wheat league school authorities want, which is CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING — right to consider bids submitted ty Board of Equalization for considered or acted upon by the Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp for a period not to exceed thirty Sherman County. Hl RS( RII’TION RATES members in Wasco last week he more. It has l>een suggested many Board. times and bills have lieen intro freeze. Kenny’s Market, Grass (30) days before accepting the To the taxpayers of Sherman O N E Y E A R ...................... . - W -®° listed four plans that would serve Each such petition or applica Valley, Oregon Ph. 242 47tfn l«st bid or rejecting tihe bids. to reduce tihe surplus of wheat in duced allowing for a tax on gamb County, Oregon. tion shall state thereon the ad NORMA BYRD ling Of some kinds. The reaction m ay i i , lin e Notice is hereby given that the dress the United States. to which notice of the ac Executrix of the Will of Board of Equalization for Sher Now' Mr. Jackson realizes that of the solvent and insolvent NOTICE OF HALE Marlon H. Medler, deceased man County, Oregon, did adpot tion of the Board of Equalization NEW POLICY? politic» have prepared s o m e moralists has l>een to write let The undersigned Executrix of 27-28C at its last meeting on April 23rd, shall l>e sent. ters until the legislative and gub the Will of Marion H. Medler, de The spec hes made to the sirangv B,Uuiuv»» In «. the we way « « j strange “gimmicks” Clair L. Balzer NATO nations last week by Sec- of farm .legislation partly as vote ernatorial desks are piled high ceased, will sell to the highest a ratio of 30 percent of true cash Sherman County Assessor bidder for cash, but reserving the NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tetary Dulles and some «toiles In snaren? and partly because of with protest. value, for the assessment of all NOTICE IS GIVEN that the 26-8c I^et us say for idle chatter that right to reject any and all bids, the papers lead to speculation congvisional ignorance or desire property in Sherman C ounty, a»»out the future foreign j»olicy of lo wrnpromlse for something that the state raise the income tax the following parcels of real pro- undersigned has been appointed this nation. sounds good even If the good has by 15 per cent and then give back Drive with care « » . everywhere! to ten per cent of taxpayers sel Since the war our i»olicy has f>een taken from it been to meet Russia on every Many, including the writer, ected by lot their total payment. front and try to keep her from have considered tihe soil bank There would lie no squaw’k and spreading into more countries proposai another of these ‘>gim- the taxes would 4 m ? raised five per cent. In a few' years the rate than it had over-run during the mjcks”. Jackman says no. war or because of the "give-away” t'nder the acreage reser reserve part would be raised, of course, as It policy of the treaty makers at of the soil bank plan farmers is for all taxes. And there are Yalta and I’otsdam who yielded to would encouraged to leave more complex ways of raising Russia on every thing. Since that land out of production because money by a lottery and it is per ■ •< time the foreign policy has been th WOuld get as much wheat haps desirable that prizes be high ♦ to K a LI O iMDdin wbnthnr I'tennfL from - __ i — am tea SB SB hold Russia, whether Demo the surplus as - they would and few rather than small and crats or Republicans were admin get growing it, less we assume, numerous. To win a thousand is istering It. cost of production. Surely, he much more exciting than to win As a foreign policy it hasn’t says, farmers would take advan a hundred, perhaps 1(H) times as exciting, which means that citi •lieen much good. The reason is tage of that. that It is a strictly defensive pol Also the conservation reserve zens would give up a lot more icy. would reduce surplus because it for a big prize. No one should mention it, of If indications are what they would pay farmers for putting 'One-Fifly" M o o , Sedan-with beautiful Body by Fiebert “Two-Ten" M o o , Sedan-one of 20 fr M y new C her,M el seem the lTnitod States may now their eligible land in grass or course, it being one of our na be trying to start a more aggres- o(her cr(7ps By mixing alfalfa tional taboos. Hut like others of sive program, one that will give wRh the Jackman said, the our taboos, we can think alxwt more aid to foreign countries that soi, couh, l)e rejuvenated. It. He epoke a word for the true RAIN RAIN Eureka Ixxlge A.F.&A.M. ige No. 121 A .F .& A .M . domesllc p a rlty pian. The true A farmer spends 11 months u ,’i< rt.°n 'e st i,,n one would give farmers full par- looking for rain and never gets J^ hrhi ! : yevevn1,z » > • r at enough of it. Then for a month he reverses himself and prays for members cordially in- consumption and throw t vited to meet with us. mainder on the market for feed clear weather. The rain that fell in tihe past Dean Pinkerton, W. M. at whatever price It would bring. Clyde Glllmor, Secretary This may never came for corn week was very welcome although the ground was not deficient In I..... .. Rebekah Rebekah Ixxlge l.o«lg< No. 116 «rower* are afraid of it. The one recently passed ami vetoed had moisture except at the top. Cer And look a t the model choice Meets 2ir and 4th Y oh won’t find us playing favor The “ O n e -F ifty ” and a floor under feed grains that tainly the inch or more of rain Tuesdays of eat h v - you’ve got. Twenty in all, including ites. You get the same lively power C » w ould probably have defeated tihe that wet most of the county will month. Vi utlng “ Two-Ten” Series bring four hardtops—two of them “ Two- help tihings grow and may put in “Two-Ten” and “One-Fifty” members welcome. * h plan. Tens.” Six station wagons—three Then Jackman had a word to life into fall wheat that has been I.aura (¡rabcuborse. you C hevrolet’ s sassy models th a t you do in Bel Airs. Up say about using wheat for motor making slight progress t h i s N.G.; Vada IieMoss, < “Two-Tens” and one “ One-Fifty.” to 225 h .p .! The same performance, fuel which 1« being done in many spring. Secretary etary * styling and record-break to So even among the lower priced o —the wide-awake kind th at Moro Lodge No. 11.1 I.O.O.F. ountrles athough not yet tried In Chevrolets you have plenty of ing road action at prices freedom loving United States, rates Chevy the peppiest, easiest Meets 1st and 3rd ..¿,*1 probably * will not lie for some choice. Come in and look them over! T uesdays in !.(» ().I*’, y’x'j-.i you’ ll warm up to fast! handling car on the road! SEALED bids will be aceetpte I time. ball. T ran sien t and until June 1, 1956 for frame v isiting b ro th ers are ’ > 7 ,^ 2 building 21’ 4” x 42’ 4” at Grass cordially invited. c -i STATE MITTERY Valley. See Bill Johnson, Grass John Shipley, N. G. 28-9c England, so we read, is plan Valley for particulars. F lu \ Leo W atkins, Secretary ning a sort of state lottery to FDR SALE: 7 room house in Moro, Call JO5-3518. 27-30c Bethlehem Chapter No. TH O.E.H. get more money and distribute national .Meets second anti nauonui tonds iw nw to the ordinary ROOFING - SIDING • INSULA x fourth Meets every and Thursday in each non-investing « sections of the cltl- TION, shingles, built up roof ing & repairs, asbestos & Insu month; visiting members zenry. itions rely heavily on lated sluing, blown In rock wool invited. Morn. Oregon. some nation insulation. Call us for an es Dorene Hall, W. M. lotteries to fill the coffer ns a reg- timate. COLUMBIA ROOFING Dorothy Heater, Secretary Bel A ir Sport S e d a n -h e re 's your buy fo r the most lu x u ry and distinction in Chevrolet's fie ld ! SERVICE CY6-5187 phones it- m n '- ie ir ? CY8-8875 The Dalles. 17 tfn Aiti CONDITIONING-TEMPERATURES MADE TO ORDER-AT NEW LOW COST. LET US DEMONSTRATE. FOR SALE: 36 acre level stock and hay farm under woven wire fence. Excellent modern house. Other buildings In good condition. Fine water rights, mall, milk and school bus routes. $25,000 with terms. 523 E ast Third Street, The Dalles. Oregon Phone 2166 Call Evans Realty, Hood River, Oregon, 4044, collect. 2G-8c PAGE 4 HOT PERFORMERS with heart-warming prices! W ANT ADS ¥ CALKINS MACHINERY OLIVER MACHINERY SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY Highpressure Steam JENNY STEAM CLEANERS CHENEY WEEDER PARTS MONTAG FURNACES MOON EQUIPMENT CO. WASCO. OREGON T im e fo r S O M E T H IN G S P E C IA L ! tight r e f r e s h in g beer
