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SBKRMAM COUNTY JOURNAL,
MORO, OREGON,
FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, IBM
co unty fair are th e exhibits. No
S h e r m a n C o u n ty j o u r n a l
horse race and no bucking con
PultliMbed E very F rM ay at
test can com pete w ith th e careful,
Morn, Oregon
w ell-trained handling of a ealf by
Editor an Intense club boy o r girl In the
G lie « L . I ren« h
arena before th e Judge and all
E n te n d as w ro n d ria«« m a tta r a t th«
those people. N eith er television
P u sto tflea a t M oro.
O regon,
under A r t
actors nor politiclal speakers ex-
of < onarwis of M arch S, IM~®.
O l I I« I \ l . C O L M A P A P E R erccise th e m ental abilities so
fully as does a youngster in show
SI RS( R IP T IO N R A T E S
ing his or her calf.
All of those cases of fresh cakes,
O M I Ï I '«•
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all those plates of vegetables,
A iia s r si, id m
each of the em broidery pieces
- have had hard w ork p u t in on
c o l N T Y L A IR
them by som eone whose fam ily
T hese
Now and then we hear a com consider h er an expert.
p laint th a t county fairs have be things do not g estu re in th e ir
come a glorified hurdy-gurdy and contest to 1* acclaim ed best, nor
th at en tertain m en t has tak en over do they act. But behind each one
the spot-light once occupied by is effo rt quietly striv in g to be
the fatted calf and th e perfect best.
A fair isn ’t a fair w ithout th e
strin g Itean.
In some counties
th a t may be true; it isn ’t in S her exhibit«, it is a hurdy-gurdy at
the expense of dog bettors. The
m an county.
F air en tertain m en t was devised e n te rta in m e n t is alrig h t in Ito
th e day and
to lu re those in a tte n tiv e o r un place; it fills up
responsive to display of ru ra l draw s in some of th e crow d. B ut
produce in order th a t th e ir con w e’d ra th e r see a little girl ju m p
tributions would m ake prem ium s ing up and dow n in glee telling
adequate for farm ers who brought her m oth er she had Just won a
the fine apples and pum p k in s and prize than to see Casey Tibbs ride
housew ives w ho displayed the M idnight.
ta tte d nightgow n and th e w i^
m elting cake.
E n te rta in m e n t is
only a p art of a county fair l o
calise it helps to provide th e w ays
I T A f E W ID E P A IN T CO. coin
and m eans of the fair.
plete p ain tin g and decorating
In Oregon, and especially since
service, sp ray o r brush. P hone
the great benefits the dogs have
3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St.
contributed, fairs have become
Vern Campell and Jack Null,
m ore and m ore en tertain m en t and
The Dalles. Oregon
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less and less display of ru ra l
accom plishm ents. In o th e r w ords CUSTOM SLA U G HTERIN G —
dog money is going to clow ns and
M eat cutting, w rapping, sh a rp
rodeo riders instead of cake m ak
freeze. K enny’s M arket, G rass
ers and 1-H club kids.
Valley, Oregon Ph. 242
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If th a t is the w ay people w ant R E L IA B L E MAN W IT H CAR to
It th a t Is the w ay it will be al
serve 800 fam ily food route. B et
though it is doubtful If it Is wise
ter th a n average earnings. N a
to let county fairs lie the m edium
tionally advertised. If you have
of the transfer. F airs should get
good cred it rep u tatio n and are
m ore out of Ix-ing the m iddle man'
sincere and Industrious, w rite
than they have been doing.
for info rm atio n to J. R. W at
kins Com pany, 3903 Brooklyn
As for ourselves, we know w e
Ave., Seattle 5, W ash.
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.n e cod 1 j- h io n e d an d if we didn't)
tells u s th a t IFOR SALE; Com m ercial w hite
faced h erd of 25 cows, one reg
ni.i-oi a n t fact n e a tly e v e ry day.
istered bull and calves. C urly
\\ > . .«• a )1, tie pi 00,1 of It for
DeMoss, Moro.
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m my of the fine things in life!
a re old fashioned. T herefore we STRAYED: Two w hitefaced heif
have no h estitatio n in saying
ers, earm ark ed half crop on
th a t m uch the best things a t any
rig h t, u n d er silt on left ear;
W ANT
ADS
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branded
from o u r
tria n g le aro u n d R.
place at R utledge.
G ene Reynolds, G rass Valley,
44-6?
ÎMw « kth. «
Cal Horn, your Telephone Manager
w aitress.
44-45p
WANTED: Union Pacific R ail
road Co. in need of stu d e n t
b rakem en and stu d e n t firem en
betw een th e ages of 20 and 35,
high school education and in
good physical condition. A ppli
can ts contact Local A gent for
interview .
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LOST: Billfold. R ew ard for re
turn. George D rinkard Sr. 44-5p
Seeking Financial Guidance?
i free folder could start you on your way. It explains how
periodic surplus savings, or a lump sum, can be invested in
fi single security representing an ownership interest in a broad
list of the country’s leading corporations. Write or phone for
your copy now.
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LOST: 4-H lam b and ewe. Don
Mobley, K ent, P hone 680 G rass
Valley.
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YIELDS ABOVE 5% — A re av ail
able today in bonds, m any lead
ing railroad, air line, telep h o n e,
electric pow er and o th e r long
established corporations. Some
w ith valuable fea tu re s of con
version to stock.
W hy n ot let us inform you
ab o u t som e of th ese now w ell
priced, bank q u ality issues,
w ith o u t obligation.
W r i t e , phone, o r contact
J. W. DODD, TYGH VALLEY,
ORE., E astern Ore. Mgr., Wm.
King Merritt & Co., Inc. * < -A
chers, to th e undersig n ed a t th e
J. Collins & Co. Stocks & Bonds
farm residence of th e u n d e rsig n
M utual fund shares.
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ed a t Moro, O regon, w ith in six
m onths from th e date of firs t p u b
NOYICB O l F IN A L ICUOLN1
N otice is hereby given th a t th e lication of th is notice, to w it:
undersigned has filed in th e August 17, 1956.
L aw rence K enny
C ounty C ourt of the State of O re
A d m in istra to r
gon for S h erm an County, his F in
al A ccount as E xecutor of th e Donald E. H eisler
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E sta te of E ugene A. H oskinson, A tto rn ey for E sta te
deceased, and th a t W ednesday,
Octolier 3, 1956, at ten o ’clock A. N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R !
M. of said day in th e C ourt room
All
persons h aving
.«aims
of th e C ounty C ourt in Moro, ag ain st th e e sta te of h -m u e l
S herm an C ounty, Oregon, have S tark , deceased, a re hereby n o ti
been fixed by th e C ourt as th e fied to p rese n t them , w ith the
tim e and place for hearin g objec p ro p er vouchers and d u ly v eri
tions to said F inal A ccount and fied, to th e u ndersigned, th e duly
for th e se ttlem en t of said estate. appointed, qualified an d acting
G uy L H oskinson
E x ecu to rs u n d er th e L ast W ill
E xecutor
an d T estam en t of Sam uel S tark ,
T. L ester Jo h n so n
deceased, a t the office of T. L es
A tto rn ey for E xecutor
44-7c te r Jo hnson, a tto rn e y a t law,
Moro, Oregon, w ith in six m onths
NOTICE OF CREDITORS
N otice is hereby given th a t the fro m th e d ate of th e firs t p u b li
u n d ersig n ed has been d u ly ap cation of th is Notice, to-w it:
pointed A d m in istrato r of th e E s A ugust 17, 1956.
O lan S tark
ta te of Zella K enny, Deceased,
H adley S tark
and h as qualified. All p ersons
E xecutors
having claim s ag ain st said es
tate are h ereb y notified and re T. L ester Johnson
q u ired to p rese n t th e sam e, d uly A tto rn ey for E xecu to rs
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verified, and w ith th e p ro p er vou- Moro, Oregon
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