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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1956)
rA G B S HHKRMAW COI »TT JOTIM I U MORO, O K L G O 'O FRIDAY, JULY 2T. 1»M R. Watkins Company, 3903 XO TI< F GF * IlF lilT O R H between noon and mid- and government power. Native U hereby given that the -y Meadows is here in modern tra iW house. See et Brooklyn Avenue, Seattle 8, J * n r r a u a i o u n ’; lo u n u il The role of government in our charge of the U P auction for a and one can stand six Paul A lle y ran h or Telephone 36-4 lc under«l<ne<l haa been d u ly ap Washington. 39-40C of hot » e it h e r so much lives should be to repress the short time He is an extra man pointed Adm inistrator of the Es Gilbert 2-52.8. F ree y Friday at monopolistic tendencies of private than he can 24. tate of Zella Kenny, deceased, with seven out of Echo Bidding for the job FO R S A L E : Hou»e a. oregos bu. nee« and individuals by Just w ill end about the first of the and haa qualified. A ll persons lota and small acreage and two Ld»u< GO*- I - I reach laws. It should not engage in month. having clalma against said estate milch cows in Moro. Call J O 5- m im e K K X * K A T L A n T monopoly itself. Those who try are hereby verified, and w ith the ■<791 39-40p Miss Slyva H arvey left this Rodent & Insect to make the government a mon week after spending several days p, i,|H*r vouidiera, to the under Magazines are telling us that w au.-«« a ir». M A N or woman to handle McNess Exterm ination signed at the office of Donald E. the Vm ted States is going to quit opoly are following one of the here with her sunt, Mrs. Bill Products. Make »40 a day No Heisler, U. H- National Bank fortxng our n<oney onto foreign oldest and most discredited the Rodda. experience necessary. U rite Mc- F oggin g hi Spraying ories of government there is. Building. 'Hie iFalles, Oregon, countries If they want to try Ness Co. P. O. Box 14, Bayshore The t itixen should be abie to H ave all bug« removed from within six months from the date getting it from Russia, let them. Station, Oakland 23, Cal. 39-40p enliat the aid of the government of first publication of thia notice, That makes sense. your place not nt W A N T E D : The board of School to-wit: Ju ly 20, 1956. If we are go.ng to win the lUe- against monopoly. He is helpless FOR S A L E : Siames Sea Disv 17 w ill interview candi Ixiwrence Kenny ological battle w ith communism when the government itself is kitten» 7 weeks old. Call JO 5- dates for two bus driving posi MODERN METHODS Adm inistrator «4 the Estate of 3533 39c it will have to be by fighting with the monopoly. - ^ 6 ^ W IW 5 F A H « tions at 900 p. m. August 11 at Oh. Yes There are always some other weapon than dollars Zella Kenny, Deceased the schoolhouse. Candidates will those who say the government is FO R S A L E : 27-foot completely That didn t work. Men and na Box 173, Ione, Oregon Ikinald E. Heisler ’6 É Ç Ï Î 'ASSOCIATI OH please wTite letters of applica beneficent, that it is merely the tions refuse to stay boughL Attorney for Estate 38-41c Bethlehem Chapter NoT7g- o7EL8. Phone 8-7180 tion before that date. School people A n y child knows better. Another thing may be that w ith District No 17. Moro 39-40c Government is the supreme pow Meets every second and atomic weapon» the OFFICIAL COLXT1 f a f e k the new fourth Thursday in each W A N T E D : T o buy scrap Iron and necessity of large numbers of er and it is operated by human 3 month; visiting "members o U B M K IF T IO * RATE.*» junk of all kinds. Drop card and men to fight wars is not neces beings who by their nature will ™ invited. Moro. Oregon. w ill call. F. E. Godier, Box 106. sary and wars w ill be fought by a use all the power they can get OXK Y E A R ............................»LOU Dorene Hall, W . M- Rufus. Member Rufus grange. comparatively few exceeding!;» JU L Y 27 1M* Dorothy Heater, Secretary 38-40p well trainee speciahsu. Most of the countries on which we have Baraka IxMlge No. 121 A-FA.4.M. FO R S A L E : Good Hillside Com W AflCO F IK E been lav ishing our funds can't be jb , Meets on the 1st and HOOVER bines Case V-12 ft w-side bulk 3rd Thursday evenings er $1295; In tr. ”51” 16 f t w-side D e stn xo o n of the Sherman defended anyw ay and are useful C O M M IS S IO N each month. Vi«:ng bulker $995; H a rris ”88” 14 f t Hole, In Wasco Saturday nigh: to us as bases for airplanes The V members cordially in- E Y E -O P E N E R self-propelled; Case MV-2” 16 ft. was a serious blow to that city difference in time between this X X v v ' vited to meet w ith us. w-top bin $1395; Muller FA R M that will require years to repair. country ir >d the Mediterranean * Dean Pinkerton. W. M. E Q U IP M E N T , The Dalles 38-9c Clyde G illm or, Secretary Country- hotels have not been the isn't so much since the develop I T A T E W ID E P A IN T CO. com most lucrative bus.nes.es for ment of jets. Lupiae Rebekah Ixtdge \<> 11’» It may be that we are swinging plete painting and decorating some years but food one? have Meets 2ir and 4th f away from the internationalism service, spray or brush Phone continued and w ill continue. The Tuesdays of c a h of the 1930 and 40s to the former 3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St. Sherman Hotel was a well built -There is «C l 13 6 years’ sup month. V isaing position of isolationism this na Vern Campell and Jack Null, structure and It definitely served members welcome. ply of women s ( U A C ) wool tion always favored Of course, it The Dalles. Oregon 38tfn a place L a vra Grabenhorse, serge uniforms that were pur* w ill not be known by that name Th e fire came on a hot nigh: CUSTOM S L A U G H T E R IN G — V3da DeMoas, _____ in these modern days. chased during World War II. with a wind blowing As soon as Secretary | Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp In any event it looks as if we A stock card in Brooklyn indi the fire ate up through the build freeze. K enny’s Market, Grass are going to slow down on the Moro lx»dge Xo. IO 1.0.0 -F. cates 100 years’ supply of ing to the roof sparks and burn Valley, Oregon Ph. 242 47tfn international give-away Meets 1st add 3rd a M ’ H F I/. * ing brands began falling blocks Waves hats." Reported by The Tuesdays in I.O O F. T O P M O N E Y if you qualify. away keeping men and women Hoover Commission. halL Transient and Opening in this vicinity. Ser Wasco, Oregon busy putting out fires on their P R IV A T E B U S IN H M visiting brothers are vice customers on Watkins food roofs and in the d ry grass The cordially invited. To eliminate waste such as this, route. Nationally advertised It appear» that in this country stack of hay that caught fire was and to Got Better Government at John Shipley. N. G. products. Credit arranged. For almost half a mile away. That we are beginning to get from un Lets Cost. Lrge Congrett to fu ll information w rite The J. Leo Watkins, Secretary der a cloud of fear that has Wasco didn't lose half the town Adopt T H E HOOVER COM Is something of a miracle and. of handicapped us for over two MISSION PROGRAM decades. We were afraid of o u r course, a bit of g r r i luck and selves afraid of business, critical hard work. CHAM BER 0? COMMERCE Three fire department, Used up of enterprise. We let— and even— OF T H I U N ITED STA TES the town's water supply, even asked government to do thing« for us. when that supply »a s augmented The reason many of our ances from water from two excellent tors came to this country in the wells, as they wet oown the C t ! Horn, ycur Telephone Manager floors as they fell into the fu r first place was so they could do tning» for themselves and because nace inside the still standing walls. Had anyone of the walls government was too oppressive. fell something else would have We forgot that for a time. When private industry' makes burned, probably. a new product, provides another The people of Wasco are sin cerely appreciative of the assist service we can take it or leave iL r» d d extra days . . . your ance given them by their neigh And if we don’t take it we don't i vacation starts the mo- u bors from Moro, Rufus and The have to pay for i t We can do / m eet you ite p aboard without or buy another product Dalles. That is proper. Th e y are When the government does I U N IO N PACIFIC’S all- that kind of people. And when something we may not have to those who helped them are in ? n e w C ity o f P o r tla n d A * trouble they w ill respond in the use it hut we have to pay for it. T r D om eliner. Avoid high- anyway. Chances are we’ll have same spirit. Th e y are that kind Ö ** » —- V ■ - MF J*** to use it, too. The government / way h» ward« and fatigue, » a pfcsii» .. im . S t d? of people. J _____ doesn’t have to be good; It does f FEnjoy luxurious living on n't have to provide good service wheels a t no e x tra fare. nor make a good product. It just HOT, A IN ’T IT*.’ makes the only one there is. N o CAU Remember the year it got so thing is more monopolistic than UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD hot It blistered the horses’ backs, government. Private bus in ass makes a profit the bearings melted out of the combines on the sunny side and and pays half or more of that men pitching hay held the fo rk profit to the government in the fuls over their heads Instead of form of taxes. It operates effici ently. It has to because there is putting them In the wagons? Remember the year the fork always some sort of competition, P re tty soon now. m any local telephone calls are going to start handles got so hot a man could hometime groups get together rid ing “p iggy-back.” T h e y 'll go one on top the o.her. as m any n't touch ’em, the year a man had Into a sort of monopoly but there as fo u r separate calls at the same time on the same telephone to start out with five gallons of is always something else to use. If electricity is high the people line. T h is means one line w ill do the w ork of four. And, of water for an afternoon? course, that means more and better service to more |»eople. F o r It has been hot before. It Is use gas. If railroad rates are too high trucks come in to do the m any years, “ piggy-back’’ systems have been speeding y o u r fine training for the hereafter. We have a sort of reputation hauling. Private industry by its long distance calls. N ow we’ve discovered how to use the same for having hot weather and it nature has to compete. kind of equipment fo r local calls. T h is is an example of h<vv Government Is a monopoly. It hasn’t been earned but given us telephone people w ork to develop new and better equipment. It has the by residents of other places try resists opposition. The men and women of Pacific Telehone w ork to make y o u r ing to hide their own hot spells. power to stifle opposition and of telephone more useful every day. For instance, it was 102 in Port ten does. It doesn’t have to be ef land the other day by the offi ficient and seldom is. It hires cial thermometer which, accord men on a poll te a r basis: it does Don’t miss the fun . . . ing to citizens not members of many things because of m inority the chamber of commerce, must pressure. Telephone ahead for reservations! When Bonneville dam and have been packed In Ice. They said it was 104 before noon. A Grand Coulee were built it was Planning a spur of the moment wheat field doesn't reflect heat said that private power compan weekend trip ? Maybe w ith an ies were grasping and avaricious near so effectively as a ten story eye on that cabin b y the lake? and were robbing the public and rich as a prospector s dr cant, building Yo u 'll want to make sure you l^ast year we complained be the government had to come in good as a m an‘s u ord have just the right accommo to give them competition and cause it never got hot and the • •.finest of fine Kentucky U'hiskies! dations: the cabin you want, only way a man could bet up a show what could be done with y o u r favorite boat, the tvorks. Rates. Incidently, sweat was to work for it— good lower rate«. A n d the best w ay to do that is honest sweat. This last week were already cheaper in the north to phone ahead fo r reserva honesty was not necessary. One west than anywhere else In ¿he Hells canyon argument tions. You’re sure of a confir can get up a sweat sitting in the $4.35 4 5 qt. advocates of the federal dam were mation. right on the spot. It shade costs so little and gives you So far as we can see or hear talking for a federal monopoly on po much peace o f i ;nd. Makes the hot weather hasn't been hurt }*/»er, not for a dam as a mea ing the wheat although it certain sure of efficiency between private y o u r whole trip m ore fun. ly must have been reducing the • • • • < weight of it by process of evap oration. And in this c o u n try if it doesn't hurt the wheat it isn’t XHjihbnrh<M»<l groups, civic rluhm, fraternal orKanization»» and ao bad sch ools may obtain specialty produced trt M-M Mound Movie« A little hot weather is a proper on telep h on e su b jects of public in terest. For exam p le, we Optometrist part of a year unless one likes have the dram atic story of A lexander Graham Bell, in ven tor of the telephone, a 30 m inute film; Cornmunication« foe t ivil his seasons all alike. Th e cool «A5 K. 2nd St. Itefense (32 m inutes); T elephone C ourtesy <25 m in u tes). Is weather is more refreshing after |*opular and p articularly valuable to b u sin ess people. In the some of the hot and the evening a l s o a v a il a b le < A cross from Stadleman Shan- Owner« Quarterly o f Ju ly, 11»5<l. C leo Craig. P resid en t breeze Is nevor more welcome K tv /n h of A TAT Co. featured in bis report a special article on how when it cornea at the end of a hot .Bonn Hardw are' gitod h ou sek eep in g around telephone offices and equipm ent day. We are lucky that here It room s help s paj dividends. B e mmle a M ovie to show the always comes Variation in temp I’hoae YH52 The Dali, s Orr. right w a y s to dust ami sw eep . It is available. Call me at THE 010 SUNNY BROOK COMPANY, DIVISION OF NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORP.. LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY erature runs from 30 to 46 <ie The D alles b u sin ess office, CY 6-2101, and I w ill arrange KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY. 86 PROOF. KENTUCKY BLENOEO WHISKEY. 86 PROOF. 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. Dobyns Best Control W ANT Í ADS WALLACE GRAIN-SAVER REEL NEW F E A T U R E S : Eccentric runs in grease enclosed housing Keel is well-trussed Teeth held firmly without bolts Large shaft for increased rigidity You may have teeth or bats Foster Blower or Foster Blower & Chopper Philip G. O’Meara Company W H A T 'S D O IN G Good Food morning, noon or night VACATION DIVIDEND and in between LUNCHES, SNACKS, COFFEE Drinks - Ice Cream - Tobacco Magazines & Newspapers THE TAVERN Mac & Bill Alsup Phone calls go “piggy-back” riding “Pour yourself a smile, neighbor — o f Sunny Brook whiskey, that is! $2.80 pint Telephone Movie Films Available . . . Dr. Otis G. Perkins Sunny Brook Whiskey Cheerful as its Nam e! hooking« for you. S to n Fair Sept 13141516
