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MORO. OREGON,
F R ID A Y , M A R C H 8, 1957
113
“«ias
case. Sherm an county’s agricul­
Letter From Salem
tu ra l Income is approxim ately «2
per cent from field crops and 8
By Nicky Turn
PubllMhed Every Friday at
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per cent from livestock.
Muro, Oregon _______ __
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Our
days
of 8Un are lncreasin®
We are falling to compete, fail-
L B B u B f ¡n frequency and it becomes more
Editor
ing
to
meet
the
com
petitive
sit­
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and more difficult to stay indoors.
uation before us because we do
Rnte-rwl » • - ~ n « l f l u * o u U t.r »I lh<>
I m ust not let myself sta rt to
not have to.
It may make for To the Editor:
Fuat ot flea *1 M oro.
und«* A.
Recent press reports conveyed
rn for tbe great open spaces
some rugged days to come.
u l Conifr*** o f M arch t . ISYt.
the story I was the only Senatoi
a good two months of law-
from Eastern Oregon who voted m aklng 8tdi ahead of UN,
am in st Senate Bill No. 92. 1 i n
T m V*
« ^ " “grieved that the prcw re-
A re m a rk th at I I cherish
cherish was
was
MR. M l’SA’S STORY
halfway through the 55
Se~„ M u column
., aenator is f a « .n letter
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in another
Jäljen n än (Eoim tg .^Journal
S S S S ST
situations uj
reasons for dismissal on the re
« S i lime Biff &
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p e r t e n c e n e e d ^ U >e“cn a
finance you. » _ 0 » toa»y-
OF
>n
to rd ia iiy invited.
W
' Two letters received this week
JOhn Shipley. N. a ‘
deserve mention. One, which was
Leo W atkins, Secretary
each member, proposed
that we designate the Cqrn Tas- FQR s a LE: Potatoes: No. 2 Bak- ¡u t h ,eheni ch ap ter No. 78 O.E.H.
National Floral Em-
$2.75 per hundred.
U. S.
Meets every second anc.
blern.SWhy not wheat (the surplus
No.’ 1 $3-50 per hundred. Also
fourth Thursday in each
two nice gentle ponies.
month; visiting member
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other letter would be hum-
Tom Moore, Wasco.
16-18C
invited. Moro. Oregon.
Dorene Hall, W. M.
Orous
it v come
,
orous had
nau »t
u ».. - - - - - a
THAN A V E R A G E
Dorothy H eater, Secretary
child, but^havm g b e e ^ stu je n t
800 family food,
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- ' t h e
state,
vitamin, and cosmetic route.
eka Lo4|ge No. 121 A.F.AA.kL
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radymÄ
p
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Nationally Advertised, repeat ‘
Meets on the 1st and
N IW S F A M «
business, demand established.
3rd Thursday eV? P ^ 8
P U B U 8 H IB B
g n cash necessary but car re-
each month.
tsing
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members cordially in-
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lh a t . . . the I etten, he had reeeiv rM orl^ f„ e v e ^ - e n u e ^ ut tln;e for h e ^ g o h o n w a n d yourself. - ^
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formatlon^to the J. R- W atkins Clyde GllUnor. Secretary
w n ra ra m n D W -
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Visitors this week included
3903 Brooklyn Ave L u p in e Rebekt.1. lo d g e No. I f
senate
committee
receiv-
of
tbe
Senate,
which
was
never
wife,
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r
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sne u x e u ,
Hardman,
Phil
Company
lh e h,U i i h X T S d T X
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s.ü‘, » û u n Æ e In Salem Kenneth Batty
H l BSCRIPTION r a t e s , t# u cd The
16-21C
Seattle 5, W ashington
Heppner, Gene Cuts-
Meets 2ir and 4th
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Tuesdays of each
voted-out of that committee Fe.e fold. The
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Seven
milch
cows,
FOR SALE:
Visiting
MARCH 8, 1937
soon. nr month.
fresh
welcome.
fresn and
ano to freshen u„
members welcome.«
Wheels and axles for hit« h *
yada DeMoss, K
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REPUDIATION
trailers.
Max Belshe, Moro, j aura Orabenhorse,
r will bring no regrets to con­
b r i „ l Paulus said the hill testimony of those who were m « ^ a' ^ ninm‘cnhueck.' h ‘ X
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^ tT iT h e r
Secretary
servative Oregonians that Gover­
¡ M M
HIGHER IN TEREST R A T E Sare
Lem. endanger the state favor
of the of "the
bill. b i n ï n 't h e ’œ m - « i T ^ t h t a « ■ £ « ¿ ¡ ¿ c í t a a l e d He • “
nor Holmes found it necessary to
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repudiate his election promises.
' " m 1^ «H ab le to the senator dUt
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a d 'ih e re been - an op- to much healed discussion make »
very much in your favor today.
In fact, it will come as pleasant
In any excellent w preferred
news that the governor has a£last shJ T h e l l e -
UahB.ty ^ h i s portunlty a l l o w e d ^ those* wno
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r é í a ^ ^ o f hU »Id friends in
stocks
now depenably yield 6%
discovered "that two and two make
their o U one and one-half wished to appear again« .n .
never The Danes and surrounding area,
and more. Issues carried by
four Instead of the finer sounding „ „ .« » S i rf.llch by property tax as Secondly, ! v o l e t w>, a hcard th e,r father s,« ak on a ma- particularly several of the Mac-
savings banks and tru st com­
five or six he said would be the by income tax which seems to be because 1
repeal of iOr piece of legislation it seemed nab boys.
panies "everywhere.
Further,
2 ” .............. "ivlts last fall.
a verv compelling reason why grave posslb llty he « p e a l^ o { » ¿ p ie « of d g
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sum of those digits last fall.
inform ation gladly furnished.
S C cl^
L 1 1 U f^
1 I vra
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r r - U a . . . carried
o - r r l o , l messages
m g a a S a ffP S
We do not know who were the citizens might have expected a U U S 8®
\ ^ » eCredU rating
as pages.
They
WT A N T
A D S
W rite, phone or contact
•mocrats trained in mathema- different vote.
Senator the State 1 rem em ber distinctly and ran errands all over the build- W A N
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A M O
J. W. DODD, TYGH VALLEY,
tics who prevailed upon the chief
The second letter of
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session when this ing to their heart’s content, but f FOR
o r SALE:
Model
Mooei 8N
o
Ford
ORE. Eastern Ore. Mgr. Wm.
executive to amend so drastically Musa’s refers to SB 290 wh eh he dur ng[ th e » - ^ u w on when
ng
tractor, good condition, some at­
J. Collins & Co. All lines of se­
his promises, but we think they introduced last month. It provides particular iaw was nnai y a
tachm ents,
W. D. W atkins,
curities for over 30 years. 18c
public
service
wor-
that
any
school
district
can
vote
by
the
s
enat
-
‘„
rotecting
the
There
was
a
motion
to
rerefer
Wasco.
17-18p
jierformed a
Ilion.
out
of
a
county
high
school
dis-
tee
the
factor,
the
bill
to
the
Education
commlt-
thy of recognition
Custom Slaughtering by appoint­
PLAN
It was
was iia
introduced
S tate’s V.
IW trlct.
tric t.
u
iv u u L tu “at
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legisla- tee In order to delay action on it
Word from Salem is that the
ment only. Meat cutting, w rap­
as
request
of
various
taxpayers
In
b™ught
'°r"
"
'
th
l'
m
atter
to
the
until
the
Senate
had
had
time
to
LEGAL
NOTICES
revised budget figures came
. .
.
YOUR
ping, sharp freeze. Kenny’s
something of a
shock to the N orthern Sherman c o u n ty .'
vote of the people and In 1952 the vote on the Key D istrict bill, re-
K TO ( -R EDITORS
Market.
Grass
Valley,
Oregon.
SEASONS
gimme boys who had been flgura- , -
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people overwhelmingly approved
F in d ° T h is move ’ All
persons having claims
Call 242 for appointment.
7c
PRODUCTION FINANCING
tlvely smacking their lips in anti
clpatlon of generous slices of tax- H1<JHWAy # j
ll" s meai>ure-
Ben Musa
falledi wlth on,y thirteen Repre- “ ¡" " “‘ p j ,11,® ‘ ^ ‘k ? W intam ^E.
THROUGH YOUR LOCAL
ITATFi W IDE PAINT CO. com­
« m p la c e iit^ o v e rn o l“
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l e t I. be «.Id here and now that ------------------
,he bill Dutton, aka W. E. Dutton, deceas-
plete painting and decorating
PRODUCTION CREDIT ASS N.
The final ballot gave the bHI ~
- u^ ~ e m 7 h e m
service, spray or brush Phone
Now the estim ate of what the we have nothing against Wasco I uit be 1^ llt(‘r •
, citlzeng
’ " h’ v < to a r Vernon
W Dut-
Dut
citizens of
of a a strong
strong passage,
passage, 4t>
4b io
to io.
10. *«>
Its • 7 . , / " ____u
n n n W.
3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St.
n u K Z X l X d t f a ^ ^ " o re io n ^ m iX . « n "
no“
Sherman eoun.v contact- fa m n o w iies in the hands of the w ith
tvithin six
Loans are mad? to c a r r y
Vern Campell and Jack Null,
through the entire production
The Dalles, Oregon
38tfn
thing like $312,000,000 which even fortunately
situated city and ed me very early
Qn t he previous day we were ^ ^ ^ V ^ n ^ f ^ t l i i . ^ n o U c e
The
period. You pay back the Ioan
only after you market crops or
the most ardent tax reducer will something less than 3000
to ‘" A d v i s e d them 1 had no exposed to alm ost an hour of ar-
lh fir8t publication of
livestock . . . and interest on
adm it is a good start. We are not miles of pine timber, range land for them 1 advised them 1 nau
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inlended tQ haR date ot the first punucauo
each dollar only for the exact
so naive as to presum e that the and some badly treated farm land interest in the I < rtlcular subjec *
f milk and lving the this notice is February 2 2 . ^ ^
number of days you used It.
VERNON W. DUTTON
budget will be below th at flfu re It is fondly called th e . ’’m other” matter,^and j i l d n<n w b h U ^be D lrecto« of A grlculture lhe power
>w m ai figure f«. «
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.„„«i,,«,! in a lncal misun- Director 01 A gncuiiur« me
Executor
OWNED AND OPERATED BY AND
If
arithm
etic
of
eastern
Oregon
counties
and
as
come
Involv
'
tiine
to
establish
rules
as
to
what
con-
but It sounds as
DICK & DICK
FOR FARMERS AND RANCHERS
ict on
the fine
is entitled to respect. It was derstandlng.
“ oWt^ r - ds ,
stitutes a diseased dairy herd.
was having its effect
on the
fine such
in every service
usually a very unw illing mother, progressedI and the
s l The maJor portiojl of the dis The Dalles, Oregon
promises.
16-19c
Even w ith the »30,000.000 .u r- but we'll let .he historian, argue near for tht{
cusslon was dora|nate<l by alter A ttorneys for the Estate
at reasonable cost
about
that.
In
the
legislature,
m
ere
w m uu
House,
objecting
to
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
plus left over from the Republi
The geography of Wasco county other avenue open for these tit»-
J
various sections of the
All
can adm inistration It Is going to
Tne «e°8rraPn<
vv“s'l ,. 7 “ ,,,,7a ' X ’n f“ ™ u 7 c o u n tv 'to have their wording in various sections of tne
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_ persons having claims
take a big slice from Incomes to 1« hilly and^ forbidding, lhe l . z *
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before the legisla- hill. Our legal eagles succeeded in aga| nst the E state of H. T. Peugh,
pay the cost of state government, rise from the ( olumbla .
I
(>ne of »heir represen- their effort to send the bill back l e a s e d , are hereby notified to
U think that $265 million is too leaving narrow valleys for the
to the Judiciary committee for present them in proper form to
large a budget for Oregon.
We »mai stream s
run do^ ’ W as®° ¿ ith k i feiding I felt it was my revision. During the debate more the undersigned, the duly appoln-
Mid-Columbia Production
thought the same thing about the county would like to have some W t h th is feeling, l
> than Qne attorney sakl th a t the ted .qualified and acting executrix
$220 million passed last session, one build it a highway rom ¿he
X “ 1l
¡Irlng Foods and Dairy committee need of
w ill and Testam ent
Funeral Service
Credit Association
Oregon
governm ent is growing Columbia to the Central Oregon zens the opportun y
“ not feel apologetic over the errors, of H T . Peugh, deceased, at the
Oregon
governm ent
growi g tx)untry a feat lh at even .,oe lheU. grievances by introducing
“ nce lh Pd o ’ ot bave a man w ith ° flce of T. Lester Johnson, attor-
Leonard & Wilma Smith
4th & Court Streets
One thing still is distressing. It
d a « ” d PlOneer e d 'T ^ d o ol,henr X y A e l t i T o u l d S
iraTnhi« ™ ^ « m m R t e . ^ n e w ^ U a w .^ d o ro , Oregon, within
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P erfection
PRODUCTION CREDIT
ASSOCIATION
Ben L. Callaway
First Federal Savings
building days.
cd. io ao oinerwise, i ivn i wyu
morning these same six mOnths from the date of this
apparently is the attitude of both —ad
No
one
in
his
right
mind
Is
be
shirking
myi
duty
an<
oj g -
altorneyg
blushingly
confessed
Notice,
to-wit:
February
15,
1957.
Directors
Loan Building
executive and legislative bran-
tlon
to
a h a t g «Raring
G ertrude L Peugh
tract all Ko ,n K t0 l r -V
m ake
a s c a a main
u u m high-
iu k u -
u v u
tw the
t.., people whom
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ia r | n g errors
e r r o r s had
h ad been
been un-
un-
ches of governm ent to extract
Phone
T
h
e
Dalles
C
Y
6-3133
Phone
CY 0 2468
DUblic’s
fro,n the Co,umbla river to chosen to »^‘Present. If a converse
j House Bill 343 which
Executrix
they
get from
the govern th« Crlterlan Junction. It would situation had been the case
nuTse can
?n <Trder
that state
ou( Qf (helr committee and T Lesler Johnson
The Dalles, Oregon
ment mav be fel as extravagant- hav* to run up Fifteen mile where would have done ^
i8« and’ 1 was
s8ed by the House early in Attorney for Executrix
15-18C
ment may be fed as ex tra v a fan t th<?
of necesslty 8teep and
you wou d agree with. me
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peces
ly as posnible. The promises were
* ed R wou|d “have to sur- to deny any m inority the right
u f
th
too grandiose to be fulfilled and
h wouIJ 1)C of audience wouid be highly un- S nate and re rife r it to House Ju-
some of them have been repudl- ^ X u n t a l n In half of the United American. 1 want you to know I
ieuuiring two separate
«ted, but the Intent is to pluck g tates. lt woujd bave to drop have no personal interest in this Darilar^en tary
m aneuvers
In
the goose thoroughly and clean ,njo Tvgh valley; climb again legislation and I have advised
. mpmbpr«i of the Foods
while m ourning that he produces
W aplnltla flat; drop those who have requested it th at
committee gleefully
so little down. The sym pathy is
Jnto
Degchute8 gorge lt js entirely their responsibility
y
still with the sufferers who mus a( Ma
and clhnb to the up. to watch thi8 legislation after the
h(1 weeR
endure th e poor tax production of ,andg flgaln guch a road win al. bU1 wa8 introduced.
I tru st the
Senate Bn{ 92 provlding
Oregon c ltlzens, many o
1 ways
beyond the possibilities foregoing will give you an ex- J
th gtate Tax Commlsslon
are cx-caslonly branded as unpatrl-
modern road building w ithout planatlon why this measure was
automatically levy
otic in their desire to spend their thp expendlture Of more money introduced by me.
may no Ionger a u w m a u t" ^
a state property tax in the event
money Instead of donating a lar- than the lQtal vaiu ation of Wasco
Ben Musa
that the taxes for the biennium
ger share to the state.
county
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fail to cover expenditures. If the
The «oft-heartsd will grieve for
Wasco county, more than any 4-H CLUB
NEW8
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bill passes the House and is sign-
the governor who promised the o^ber area, derives the l»eneflt of
-Pl
Je.a n "yUe
d b th Governor, a property
glories of almost unlim ited public trade from Sherm an county. Whc-
The North Sherman Livestock Ux ¿ yy w l„ requ,re an act of
cash to the trusting voters during ther lt enjOyg that tia<k’ or not it club held its monthly meeting the legislature, except for bond
the campaign; the hard-hearted cer(a| niy profits therefrom. Ex- Sunday, March 3 at 1:30 p. m. in
will grin at the victory of m athe­ cept politically and geographically the Wasco Methodist church baae- service.
Also passed by the Senate this
matics over words and be happy Sherm an county is a part of Was- ment.
week was a measure generally
that It came so quickly.
co county. Economically and so- The m eeting was called to order referred to as the""fair dlsm lssaf”
d a ily it may as well be one ccun- by president Ix?e Kaseberg The bl„
h wouid require school
ty.
flag salute and 4-H pledge were boartls to produce a w ritten state-
MANY LIVING
Sherman county has a highway led by Tom Coats. Roll Call was mpnt as tQ the reason for dis­
It is a well attested biological
fact that w henever any variety (Federal Highway 97) that Is a ta k e a and m inutes were read by misga, Qf a teacher upon request
finite the living too easy it falls K00*1 highway. It has the best lo- se creta ry Sally Fields.
by tbe teacher,
to change as its environm ent cationi possible for any route run-
I wo reP°yts
*Jven: Oiu‘
The bill was a repeat attem pt,
changes Then It ceases to exist. nlng fr°m the Cdjumbla to the *'as ‘>n different breeiis of tieef lntroduced at the request of the
The same thing is true in econ- central Oregon plateau. It has by Douglas Uish. The other was QEA and hot,y opposed by the
otnlca A buslneM that does not comparatively few curves and it on lice control by Douglas Medler. Assoc|ation of School Directors,
a ist' to changing conditions bas a *en,k‘ gra‘,e 11
not
, ? ,e ^ r t h Sherman livestock Teachers feel tbIs law will give
ceases to exist
have to cro9t deep cany °ns or club wUl huve approxim ately 12 them protectlon against dismissal
Government programs are do- brk,«‘‘ rivers. Sherm an countlans calves 10 swine, and 8 sheep to for rpasons of a
tt
natu re.
in i a sertous disservice to some are trying to build a bridge across enter In the June Fat Stock Show gchool
members, on the
phases of agriculture by main- the Columbia to aid the develop-
and Sale in lh e Dalles.
These otber hand, fear they may now be
talnlng artificial conditions.
ment of traffic on Highway 97.
liKures ate not final-
open targets for libel spits and
tam ing arxirlciai conai
Are th<?y gett,ng ald and comfo rt
There being no further business communRy squabbles.
Senator
The state college extension men
from Wasco county? Are they the meeting was adjourned. Our p b lj j x)Wry Medford, is of the
have said so often they are almost
Thank» to modern kitchen miracles, today’« housewife can bake
tire d of R that the northw est gettln* the encouragem ent they next meeting will be at the home oplnion that the blU ^11 fall to
X ' r ' ^ u c e ' ^ e X r ^
^ . v ^ . p7 ^ ? * vÆ
° ' ‘ he ° p ', ! r lani1 M e d ,,r A p r" 7 • ' 1:30 ™
,i>h i u
a cherry pie or concoct a whole meal ’’quick as a cat
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because
P
can wink its eye.”
kind of meat to feed the citizens
Now Wasco county
needs a
of ttie northw
But uAat dofs tht do with tht timt tht tavtt f Just takes care of
> est. We are woeful road to perm it the citizens of
ly abort Of pork and Io a lei r
rJd
tQ
(o tbe
three or four kids, acts as family chauffeur and nurse, does
degree short of beef. We buy It st; g h
tQ ,pt
the washing and ironing, probably helps out at the local
from the mid west ami pay the y aj|ey residents, the settlers on
hospital or serves aa Den Mother for ten husky,
freight.
Smock Prairie and Antelpoe to
unruly Cub Scouts.
The reason northw est
go to Tbe Dalles. OK, OK, Rut to
And tht doet evtn mort! Chances are the acts as family
don’t produce more meat Is that ^ x
. tbp state highway commis-
purchasing agent and bookkeeper. And her family’s financial
the governm ent program s hold up
sppnd 8tate money to make
standing depends as much upon her ability to budget and
the price on surplus crops so high * broad, straight highway over
save money as it does on her husband’s abdity to earn it.
It Isn't necessary. Now, this s a
a w iuntrv j, pure insanity.
very pleansant situation and it ____________ _
T h a t’s why so many women today are helping their husbands
would be perfect If it w asn’t for
get started on a regular savings program in U.S. Series E
the acreage reduction that accom­ NOTICE TO ( HEITORS
Savings Bonds. The secret of saving is system, and one of the
Old Crow 86 proof it as mild M your
panies it. But it does nothing to
easiest systems to follow is the Payroll Savings Plan.
All person having claims again-
help the farm er adapt to chang­
present whiskey ...with the distinctivt
Once a wage earner signs up for this plan where he works,
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st
the
E
state
of
Earl
James
ing conditions.
his money is automatically saved for him in taft and tu rt
flavor found only in fine bourbo&t
More pimple are coming west Lyons, deceased, are hereby noli-
U.S. Savings Bonds.
and they demand a wider variety n * l to present them, with the pro­
Help yewr family win financial security by encouraging your
of food and fiber than was so in I* r vouchers and duly veuiied, to
TRY C ^ > ^ * * *
* husband to join the Payroll Savings Plan or invest in Bonds
the old days when the west was the undersigned, the duly appoint-
regularly where he banks. H e’ll thank you for it tomorrow!
expected to ship raw products to ed and acting adm inistrator ot
the populous east because it had the E state of E arl Jam*’» Lyons,
PVRT OF EVERY AMERICAN’^SAVINCS BELONGS IN U .S . SAVINGS BONDS
little population of its own. The deceased at the office of T. Lester
for
food
has
changed.
Johnson,
attorney
at
law.
Moro.
tk-mand
86 P R O O F
Tht U t Oootrnmf’tf
not puy tor l G odfortiotmoot TM Treasury Doptrtmtnt (A oa A s ,
people eat more meat and less Oregon, w ithin six months from
• fof tl*tr patriotie 4ont^on. lA« AAvortiting Countil an4
the
date
of
the
first
publication
of
hAM
bread. Farm experts recommend
W e /s o
th a t a farm economy should be this Notice, to-wlt; March 8, 1957.
Clair Balzer
based on an Income approxim ate­
A dm istrator
SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL
ly half from animal products and
OLD CROW DISTILLERY CO. FRANKFdtT, KV,’ OHTRIIUT0 BY NA
half from field crops. We are sad T. Lester Johnson
DISTILLERS PROOUCTS CORPORATION • 'INTUCNY $T8AI«HT BOMHON
ly out of balance if th a t I* the A ttorney for A dm inistrator 18-21c
&
N o longer is Fine
bourbon “too strong**
for your taste!
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