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PACK X SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL,
O hennan (County .^Journal
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Published Every
Moru, Oregon
Editor
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SE PT E M B E R 7, I»-™
LIT TL E MEN
Men in America are getting
smaller all the time. More and
more government takes unto> 1
self the perogatives that
1 " the ci .
zen once
once cherished.
zen
cherished. In
IrJ r return the
|e3
government reduces
f
of the citizen by doing things loi
lfttflO
OREGON.
Why nut l«t u . inform you for th .
about » m t of these now well
Ouy b Ho«xin»on
priced, bank quality laaues,
Executor
without obligation
T. Leaur Johnson
W r i t e , phone, or contact a tto rn e y for Executor
444c
J. W. lioDD. TYCH VAIJ>:V. N O T |c t
CREDITORS
X ^ o i l l ^ T c a ^ s 4 Bond.
Notice la hereby
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- given . that the
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43c-tfn undersigned has been duly ap-
Mutual
fund
shares.
--------------------- -----------------pointed Administrator of the
Es-
arvwii m t
late oi Zella Kenny, Deceased,
NOTICE OF FINAL AOOOLNT
Notice Is hereby given that the
Attorney for Estate
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42-45c CALL FOR BIDS
Sherman County Court
NOTICE TO CREDITORE
All persons having uulma
against the estate of Samuel
Stark, deceased, are hereby noti
fied to present them, with the
proper vouchers and duly veri-
to lhe undersigned, the duly
,nted qualified and acting
utor8* under the Last Will
anJ hag quallfled. All persons Executors
and Testament of Samuel Stark,
haylng ciaimg against said es- deceased, at the office of T. Les
are hereby notified and re- ter Johnson, attorney at law,
qulred
present the same, duly Moro, Oregon, within six months
lfl^ and wUh the proper vou from the date of the first publi
veru lQ the
- undersigned
- ------ - at the
ch
cation of this Notice, to-wit:
farm residence of the undersign- August 17, 1956.
at M
Oregon, within six
Olan Stark
tnQnths
months from
from the date
date of
of flrst
first pub-
pub
Hadley Stark
.
Executors
lication of this notice, to wit:
August 17, 1956.
q, Lester Johnson
Lawrence Kenny . , torney for Executors
Administrator
’ regon
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naid e Heisler
Donald E. Heisler
DOOMED
underslgned has filed In u»e
County Court of the State or ore-
gon for Sherman County, his r in-
al Account as Executor of the
ai
Estate of Eugene A-
deceased, and that VV»lnes»ay,
3> 1956> at ten o clock A.
. i.v.
. M
. of Bald day in in thp
the Court
Court room
room
hIThe farmer could pretty much
of the County Court in Moro,
do as he pleased a few years ago. Sherman County. Oregon, have
He
didn’t v make so much money , f)een fixed by the Court as
n e uiuu
e
but
Lut he was his own boss s a and time and place for hearing objec-
could Plow and sow and harvest time a
Account and
according to his own lights. He
E. E. “ Pinkie” Billings
had to watch his markets and
P. O. Box 164
take his chances. Now the govern
The Dalles, Oregon
ment tells him what he can plant
Phone: X339
and how much of It and the price
he will get for It. No longer need
y o u r E q u ita b le
he watch the market. The govern-
re p re s e n ta tiv e sayst
ment has given him more money
in some kinds of agriculture—less
In others—and has assumed con
trol over his life.
"P U T YO U R
The government sets the taxes
and takes a major share of all
O P E R A T IN G M O N E Y
taxes colletced In the nation. The
rules are written In some big
TO W O R K . . . ”
books kept in Washington and the
taxpayer can talk to a bureaucrat
al)out them if he thinks he Is In
never tioted it» door» on a4,u»ine»» day, and ha» never
Tour Equitable raati can »bow you how to make
jured. It doesn’t make any dif
had to reorganiM. W h at» more, Equitable haa always
Muii4<)gt
on
your
operating
fund»
and
»till
keep
then
ference whether he does or not.
paid each »aver every ceos of principal and earning«
where you can uae them. T h at’» one big reaaon why
The state tends toward the same
due him.
to »any men who run farm», rant he», and other
arrogant system. In local govern
Find our j«M what thi« plan can 2»
y#a. To
huMiieatei are to pleated with their Equitable plana.
ment the citizen oan still be heard
|«*rn more. a»k your Equitable man or tend the
The ne«t big reeuws ia Equitable’» unmatched »afetf.
hut local taxes are a small part
coupon.
Look at iha fa t« thi» firm waa formed in 1890, haa
of his total.
Some advocate the federaliza
tion of the power business which
would mean that any change In
rates or regulations would come
IQ U IT A B L I B U ILD IM O , P O R T L A N D 4, O S IO O N
from Washington and the citizen
Please «•• that 1 get full information about Equitable
would be reduced still further In
saving« plans.
size. What the socialists will want
to socialize next we can’t Imagine
Now
hut It may l»e the schools. Some
irrwr
money hungry school men ure
«r X F D N«
willing to trade Independence for
federal money.
We doubt If government can
long provide the material gains
It claims that federal control has
brought. It has never worked that
way before. Even If It could the
l»eople are very material In con
cept who would exchange free
dom for security. Both are ab
stract terms and may not be ap
parent In the concrete acts, hut It
Is true that big government mak
es little citizens.
The little men we hear ubout
from political orators is the man
who Is small enough to let his
‘•Inalienable rights” go for the
promise of federally promised
physical ease.
l
May be seen at garage. County re
serves the right to reject any and
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1M«
by 2 amazing new products from
s c /w r /f/c Pfsr co# reot
both in one easy treatment
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(contain* 40% HCB)
, amazing naw teed rot protection
. . , controls »mut 4 way» better
Protects against adverse weather during
germination.
Protects against seed rot.
Produces more UNIFORM STAND.
Acclaimed by Connell area farmers
treating over 30,000 acres for 2 years.
| t Protects against soil borne spores ml
seed borne spores.
2. Relatively non-haiardous.
S. Treated seed can be planted immedi
ately.
4. No danger of overdose.
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College* of Washington, Or«gon, and Idaho.
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or simultaneously. On all chemicals, read
directions and cautions before use.
BOTH APPLIED IN ONE EASY TREATM ENT
ASK YOUR SEED TREATER ABOUT
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Amazing new “electronic brain” makes calculations in seconds
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WANT ADS
FOR SALE: Miscellaneous house
hold appliances and furnish
ings. Call JO5-3248, Moro. 45c
Pleasant money making oppor
tunity for man or wbman to call
on farm families In Sherman
county. Full or part time. Year
around. No experience or capi
tal required. Write McNess Co.
P.O. Bx 14, Bayshore Sta., Oak
land 23, Calif.
45-6p
FOR SALE: Coming 3 yr old An
gus hull. Vinton Wbtklna, Was
co. Phone Gl 2-5239.
45p
TAKEN VI’: White faced heifer
branded T on right shoulder
last winter. Owner pay feed bill
and advertising. Eunice Fuller,
Moro.
45-6c
WANTED: Old fashioned fanning
mill without treating attach
ments.
Write J. T. Brown,
Cathlamet, Wash.
45p
WANTED to buy: Used self pro
f ile d Harris combine with 161
foot header. Van Rletmann,
Condon, Oregon.
45c
ITATE WIDE r / l N T CO. com
plete painting and decorating
service, spray or brush. Phone
JD77 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th S t
Vern Campell and Jack Null,
The Dalles, Oregon
38tfn
7USTOM SLAUGHTERING —
Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp
freeze. Kenny’s Market, Grass
Valley, Oregon Ph. 242 47tfn
RELIABLE MAN WITH CAR to
serve 800 family food route. Bet
ter thun average earnings. Na
tionally udvertlsed. if you have
good credit reputation and are
sincere and Industrious, write
for Information to J. R. Wat
kins Company, 3903 Brooklyn
Ave., Seattle 5, Wash.
43-8c
STRAYED: Two whitefaced heif
ers, earmarked half crop on
right, under silt on left ear,
branded
triangle around R,
from our place at Rutledge.
Gene Reynolds, Grass Valley,
44-5p
WANTED: Union Pacific Rail
road Co. In need of student
brakemen and student firemen
between the ages of 20 and 35,
high school education and In
good physical condition. Appli
cants contact Local Agent for
Interview.
43-5c
IA1KT: Billfold. Reward for re
turn. George Drlnkard Sr. 44-5p
YIELDS ABOVE 6% —Are avail
able today in bonds, many lead
ing railroad, air line, telephone,
electric power and other long
establish«! corporations. Some
with valuable features of con
version to stock.
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A U TO M A TIO N
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‘
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AND EVERYTHING TASTES SO
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And, of course, electric cooking costs so little
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fully-autom atic electric ranges a t your
appliance dealer’s.
NO PEEKINGI
With automatic time and tem
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to keep an eye on your oven. Just
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