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0 PAGE 2 8HHRMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, and the world leadership failed ^ Ijrrm a n (County J u m n a ! when lesser men came io power, after World War II the socialists FiiMlabcd E v er/ F rida/ M took over and England never re M«ru, HrejfuB gained her place in industry. Col GUU I ■ French Editor onialism fell from grace as a policy when the subjected peoples B ritarad M aaeund cliu». m a tta r a t tha demanded independence and the H u a i.x n o r at M oro. O r,< o n . undo» A rt wf < j / a * rs M M arch ». U7t temper of the world would not permit England to control them, England became soft, soft to- ward Its colonies, soft toward Its own socialists. Now it is relegated d to the position of all soft people, î. a fading bit of gjandeur relived m iw if a m k from other days when English- men were strong and aggressive F U B II9H IB » and respected. XltOCIATIOM FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1937 Letter From Salem body _H W V J / and * u w resum e teaching. They ------- a - — a *■ y K e ls o ,K e it h »£2 and V p r- Hampton, Box 458, V a l^ O r e - on 24, 1957 In aaid ’ school %4-29c district the purpose v of * sub- ------------ O IS I T I C I l U gor f W»V - - - g gon. on. are, of course, pretty well exclud« Thompson.^ „ iJ L “ , r a * n gher- FIRST CLASS carpenter and cab- mitting to the legal voters of said ed irom serving on interim com- non Melzer were _*t inet maker wants part time district the question of increasing Writing this column has given mittees by thia routine, but so man for the opening of the fishing work or will do other type Jobs, the u x levy for the fiscal year me a much more sympathetic are school board members and »eason. laying blocks, painting, etc. 1957-1958 over the amount limited feeling toward news reporters, secretaries of corporations who Gilbert 2-5426. 23c tin by Section 11, Article XI, of the COMMUNITY some weeks 1 have to scrounge come under a similar provision MORO READ THIS! Constitution of Oregon. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . for enough legislative news of of the law. If you are over 25 and have a The reasons for increasing such 9:45 Sunday School special interest to people In our Passed by the House this week car, we can place you on a Wat- levy are: 11:00 Church Service. part of the state. Other times wsa HJR 4, calling for annual kins route that will enable you To retire the deficit on out- 3:30 W’estminster Fellowship there Is almost too much to write sessions of the leg islatu re.If it to earn $100 weekly and up de- standing warrants that resulted to meet at the church; evening about. go«« through the Senate it will pending upon your ability and because of a transfer of general Last week Representative Bob join the growing list of Issues to æ ^ Üp g Wednesdays: ambition. Write The J. R. Wat- funds to Bonds and Interest dur- Steward, chairman of the House be decided by «he voters at the Choü: Fracüce ^on kins Company, 3903 Brooklyn ing the school year 1956-57. Junior Choir at 7 p. Ways and Means committee (and next general election, Avenue, Seattle 5. Washington. The amount of u x , in excess of Senior Choir at 8 p. m. 22-27c the 6% limlution. proposed to be director-to-be of the Department The resolution contains only a Ernest C. Goodenberger, Pastor of Agriculture) proposed a plan simple restriction of 65 dav» for / • “’ “J - “ ' '' - . 7 , FOR SALE or TRADE: Two levied tor »aid llacal year la *30.- for obtaining funds for a new 4-H the session. O tter states have A U u houses in Seaside, both rented 009.26. and FFA dormitory at the state found methods of getting around Dated this 1st day of May, 1951. One long yearling and in good shape, full baths, FOR SALE; Marjorie K. Marvin BLOOD MONEY fairgrounds. He suggested that time limitations, the usual one purebred Hereford bulk Boyce basement, for full particulars, Attest: District Clerk The Oregon house of represen- the $300,000 might be borrowed being the simple act of stopping Blaylock, Grass Valley. O F P K W r COUNTV F a F F S T 26-7p write to "Owner” 21 N. El 22 Harold D. Eakln tatives has passed a bill that is of from the Public Employees Re- the clock on the final day. 26c Ave. Portland 15, Ore. SUBSCRIPTION KATES Many legislators feel that to FOR SALE: Purebred 2 yr old Chairman Board of Directors Interest to many residents of this tirement Fund and repaid from Hereford bull. JO5-3549, Moro. WANTED: Saleslady and ONE Y E A R ____________ Ffc-U^fcounty. It is general interest and racing commission funds which call an annual session without man to sell McNess Products Notice of School Ejection in the citizens may be expected to urge are allocated to county fair asso- setting alternate sessions aside FOR SALE: 24’ Graham-Hoeme MAY 3. 1337 part or full time. Big profits. Rural School D istrict of Sher- the senate to change it—and do so ciatlons. It would be repaid at the for only taxation and ways and with chisels, sweeps & fertilizer No experience needed. means bill would be a serious mis ... . Will man County, Oregon, Upon Ques- immediately. rate of $100,000 a year. points. $900.00 Curly DeMoss. MURTAX REPEAL teach and finance you. Write to- increasing Tax Levy Over It is HB 797. It has to do with Representatives of 26 county take. Thia bill contains no such Moro, Oregon 25-6c day. McNESS CCX Box 14 Bay- IJnUt^ by section II. Rx senator John Hounsell Of inheritance taxes. fair associations meeting in Cor- provision. WIDE PAINT CO. com shore Station, Oakland, 23, Cal. Hood River, who combines an in- _____ _ 2 <b> ________ _____ vallis _________„ ___ _______________ _________ Article XI, State Constitution Section reads “Unless last Monday went on record Can ____ Oregon afford the luxury ITATE plete , • painting decorating satiable curiouslty with a knack gj10Wn to the contrary, upon the as being opposed to this plan, of annual sessions at this time? «nrav or and brush Phone 22'29p Notice is hereby given that an 22??: S S F 12th St. Custom Slaughtering by appoint- election will be held Wednesday, for figures, has computed the new death of one of the tenants of real They feel that if such a loan is The 1955 session cost $746,218.56 3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St. tax bill on the basis of the 195a property held by the entirety, the made it should be repaid from for 115 days. So far this session ment only. Meat cutting, wrap- May 15( 1957, by the Rural School Vern Campell and Jack Null, surtax levies. right of the surviving tenant to the general fund or some other $800,000 has been appropriated ping, sharp freeze. Kenny’s District of Sherman County, State The Dalles. Oregon 38tfn For single persons the new u x the immediate ownership or pos- source. for legislative expenses and it is Market. Grass Valley, Oregon. of Oregon, In all component school bill will be equivalent to a surtax 8es8ion and enjoyment .o f such The House Friday killed HB possible that an-*additional sum W1ANTED. TX> ren »y U,!Lirnnm Call 242 for appointment. 7c districts of said Rural School of 49.5 per cent for large taxpay- pr^perpty shall lie deemed a tax- 421, which was Introduced at the will be necessary before we are modern-two or Write: Lynn O. SPINET PIANO BARGAIN: Will District. hB ^ Z “ in Moro" era to 58 per cent for very small abJe transfer jn the same manner request of the Oregon Livestock through. ------------------- -*-------- ----------— sacrifice for quick sale in this The election will begin at 2.00 ones. For a Joint return with no flg though one-half of the whole Association and the Oregon Wool- locality. EZ terms or cash. P. M. and will be held in the B/aopsb of Annual Statement dependent« the new u x will be property to which such transfer’ growers Association. It would, In tbe ApfH 15th Issue of Write Tallman Piano Stores, schoolhouse In each of said com- /•r SU f « * D tc ta itr I I . IM » equal to a surtax of from 45 per rejatea belonged absolutely to the among other things, have remov- Life magazine is an article about Salem, Oregon 26-8c ponent districts. The purpose of O. M UTU AL B O ILS * ANO M AC HINE»Y IN- cent to 57.9 per cent, depending deceased tenant and had been de- ed the payment of bounties on the Nebraska legislature, another «LG m CI COMFANT M V a lt U a . U ik . S u i. LEGAL NOTICES he ,elec? on ls, ‘¡’„.‘ “¡ S on the amount o f Income. For or bequeathed to the sur- cougars and certain other preda- one of the 28 now In session. E if- ilinr-. I. <»• liMuraa«« C m - NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING < legal volers oi ,he «I i k . B um of O»««oa. » uiwuabi u la v i Joint returns with one dependent vjvjng tenant.” tory animals, at a saving to the teen have already adjourned, two district the question of Increasing NOTICE IS GIVEN that the the tax levy for the fiscal year the rate will vary from a 48.3 q-0 ua means that those. state of some $20,000 per blen- will meet this summer (Isn’t that A O M im O A S S IT I _« »,748,412.14 undersigned Executrix of the Will a dandy way to spend a summer?) per cent reduction to 54.5 per cent jand owners who have deeded nium. beginning July 1, 1957, over the . a n t . 001.01 of Marlon H. Medler, deceased, amount limited by Section II, Ar «M .0M.00 of the pre-surtax tax. Joint re- ^ e lr property to their wives The state now spends $160,000 and three will meet next year, Mar«u«a U m . aa JIT.111.1» has filed with the County Court ticle XI of the Constitution. aad kaak Ba>ulu turns with two dependents will lo egtabllsh tenancy by the en- per biennium for its share of the Nebraska has the only one-house Cfeak A* m U* kalaaaaa m m m U mi U U1.W.92 of the State of Oregon for Sher The range up to 50.4 per cent Instead u rety will have to pay the full expense of the federal trapping legislature In the nation. The reasons for Increasing such 14J.J44.il man County her final account, of the 45 per cent Imposed by ^ax Upon the death of either, program. Members of Ways and members are elected on a non- oxrtx »1S.S11.-MT.10 Taut UaUud m m u levy are: and that Monday, the 3rd day of _______________ the surtax. Another section of the same bill Means, who are now knocking partisan basis and meet for a six The Rural School District IA B IL IT IE S . SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS June, 1957, at 10:00 a. m., in the Jumping from the frying pan provi(]eg for the taxation of life themselves out trying to find ways month session every two years at . L _______________________________ Base is too low to permit the rais I 1.141,181.04 County Court Room of the Sher ing of sufficient funds for operat Into the fire was the simile grand- jnsurance. Present provisions of saving money, were distressed a salary of $872.09 per year. This L a u «AlaMaaai aipaaaaa--------------- (Imemrged MbteiUBM ■ — S,615,1T7.E4 man County Court House at Moro, ing the elementary schools of pa used to express a similar Inake a limit of $60,000. Above over failure of the bill. Is one of the three states in the All •iLat lU k lllllu — ______ __2,101,S00.10 Sherman County, Oregon, has Sherman County. T a U l Uakillllw. capital I 9,091.000.00 Miration. A few more such vie- t^at amount the tax will begin Those who voted against it Union with neither an Income tax Hal p«14 ap_____ • »0.000.00 been fixed as the time and place tofles as this one and we shall an(j tbe starting rate is two per seemed to feel that federal trap- nor sales tax, and their leglsla- The amount of tax, in excess of aarplaa faada 1,041.004.41 for hearing such final account the six per cent limitation pro- be" entirely ruined. cent pers are not doing a thorougn ture has managed so far to oper- 4,024,M2 ,S0 fl now appears likely that this $60,000 doesn’t mean a job of controlling cougars, but ate the state, with an annual bud- Barplaa M raga. Ja policy hoidata. » O.T10.02T.02 and rx any . . objections. j a, a thereto. A.U.L posed to be levied by the rural »15.011,007 10 T o u l -------- Dated and first published the dlstrlct of Sherman Coun- legislature will a p p r o p r i a t e t^lng—not for more than two the bill had received the support get of $150,000,000, largely on a around $60 million more than did years. Unless the unrestricted of the Izaak Walton League, Ore- property tax. This session the Ne- STATEMENT OF INCOME 3rd day of May, 1957. ty, Oregon, for the fiscal year N»rx?;ao n Cyrd’ Executrix ¿g in n in g July 1, 1957 Is $143.- M in e d ________________ »1J.4OJ.JHA1 th< last legislature or about $280,- spending Is stopped future legls- gon Cattlement’s Association and braska legislature defeated a bill FraaUunM l L u -------- -------------- • ».»».»»•« PHIPPS & PHIPPS 000,000. Thus while the cost of jatures will reduce It down to no- the Game Commission, as well as calling for a combined sales and Loaa aarraMa la c a rra d ----------------- - ~ 935.41. O tkw aaJarvrlllaa t i p « « « laauitaJ » 78 7,7» 07 The Dalles, Oregon living goes up around three per thing and probably raise the the two groups who sponsored Income tax. Dated this 20th day of April, T aU l aaJarwritiai deduetloaa 4.MS.I01 .JO cent the cost of government in rateS It. They also deal with some of Na« aadarwrllla» gala or loaa-------- - T,118.010.11 Attorneys for Executrix 2b'y 1957. laraalauat lacoaaa , . — " Oregon goes up about 27 per cent. Taxing Insurance income ls an Thursday the House defeated the more Important types of leg- O th e r . I f " 41" “ __________ W. D. Baldwin .......... ........ ............ — 9 6 5 .BY Notice of School Election Upon Attest: Whether high appropriations j^pa, which it has heretofore by a vote of 34 to 24 a resolution islation, similar to what our mem- To|* !□ « .» . u * m _ T tts “^21 Secretary, Rural School Board Question of Increasing Tax I^evy are responsible for high taxes or j)een possible to l>eat. This time calling for a constitutional amend- bers have been wrestling with in ***** rt*d ___ T.JJJ.8IO.6T Over A m ount Limited by Section Philip O'Meara » 4.481.810.SI whether easy money Induces high may not be. Before a man can ment to allow school teachers to Salem. Know what I mean? Bull- w»Waaj^ujuii«TkaMar»~. Chairman, Rural School Board 11, Article XI, State Constitution Oihar ItaoM aílaitlng aurplua ( a a l) — 75.959.91 approprlatlons ls no more known buy insurance he must have serve as members of the leglsla- frogs. The Life article did not Total aapllal aad aurplua Notice is hereby given that an llaiM ( a a < * _______________ 4.405.860.40 than the primacy of the egg and pau income tax on the money, ture and still hold their positions explain how they solved the burn- lacraaaa election will be held in Sherman NOTICE OF WARRANT la aarplua u ragarda 0 T the hen. But like that old com-- jqow he ls to pay on the money he as teachers. Opposition was based ing question of placing a lim it on pallarbaldara —— • High School District, Sherman REDEMPTION parlson the elimination of either jeaves to his wife and children, mainly on two arguments—first bullfrogs, but I am proud to be BUSINESS IN ORECON FOR TH E YEAH Notice ls hereby given to the County, State of Oregon, from will stop the chain. That ls blood money. that such an amendment would able to report that the Oregon Nal praailuaia racarlad . ■ --------» 9I.11J.61 2:00 P. M. to 8:00 P. M. at grade holders of warrants numbered one »,104.48 paid ___ _ Nat i The people can stop it when- . .... disturb Oregon's traditional "sep- House this week passed the Sen- DI t I.I mh U paid a> eiadiled la schools of Rufus, Whsco, Moro, through 30 issued by the Sher- 45.528.J8 aration V of 4 powers”, f M because teach- ate bill on which I have kept ever they choose. polla / yholdara I ) I4'It'P HlUViVI» VVM UOV. V VSBUI4* w -w— — — you puilC DUIU9I8 ■■ School District of Naaa Grass Valley and Kent, Oregon, man High A college professor from Texas ing is an activity of the execu- posted. Now. unless the ‘wt~ *" O,H°‘ -------------------------------------------- Sherman County, Oregon, that has written an article for Harp- live department. sees fit to 'h MjUHTAHD ORREN8 same are now redeemable and er>g ln whicb he tries to prove Secondly, and probably bearing bullfrog will once again become On a sunny slope near uie the nouae house er>g will be redeemed at the First there was a patch of thick, rank that lhe Great American Desert more weight, was the feeling that gam® ln National Bank, Moro, Oregon, and mustard with its early promise of the prime factor In the history conflicts of interest would be The only m a jo r b iiu pa interest shall cease after May 3, heavy stalks of spreading Jim of the west The GAD Includes involved when teacher-legislators e(1 by Lhe Or®6®n .J10 . Indug 1957. Hill at summer’s end. And the rnost of the west on this side of were called upon to vote on edu- lbe past w eek jieait w _• Marjorie K. Marvin, Clerk trial Accident Benefits. Opposi housewife mindful of her weed the Mississippi river together cation measures, tion to the package of three bills killing und ever concerned about wjtb fringe areas. Western Kan- Failure of this resolution does NOTICE TO CREDITORS gettlng fresh stuff for the tabie gag Texas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, not mean that teachers are "sec was based on the premise that in Notice is hereby given that the creased Industrial accident bene as early ln the spring as possible, most of the Dakotas, Montana, ond class citizens”, forbidden to undersigned has been duly ap pulled the tender leaves for together with Colorado, Wyom- serve in the legislature, as pro- fits would harm the economy of V -‘ pointed Executrix of the Estate greens. ing, Nevada Utah and parts of . ixments of the measure stated. the state by placing an additional of Harley Dutton, Deceased, and F O U R Y O U R S E L F payroll tax burden on two of Ore- She her motn- K ¡(jabo, and California are They can serve, O 1 I V had I l f l i B been U r*.*.«» told by j i a i l O , Oregon v / l ( g jlH l C lIH l V w ll Iv /I I l l i i ;l I v 1 IIU J 7 L u ll l be /V v elected lv u lv M t and lU C l CHTI a a m f r l / M l — 111TT1 ber has qualified. All persons having er (hat mustard made excellent a desert according to this scribe, provided they resign their school 8°n 8 major inaus A O L A S 8 OF claims against said estate are wonderful greens. Her grandmother had gays Harper’s, has a reputa- positions for the duration of the and agriculture, hereby notified and required to session. After legislature adjourns The oi 1 °ahat hv 1969 used dock for greens before that, y on ag a historian, TH E CASCADES present the same, duly verified, a n d 5 0 2 n , e ? n_’ 5? before there was mustard, ln fact. rpbe desert, he says, lacks peo- t h e y r e s i g n a s m e r n t g - r . o f t h i a and with the proper vouchers, to the base rate for farmer» will For muBtard did not come into pje and money, leading to the M —TZiZZ— HZ—¡77 the undersigned at the residence I.O.O.F. have been Increased from $3.00 to Sherman county until the railroad conclusion that he thinks people lat , , of the undersigned at Wasco $5.48 per $100 of payroll. This re spread It and the original settlers and money are necessary to a Tuesdays in 1.0.O.F. Oregon, within six month from presents an increase of 82.6%. were forced to plant needs for 8Uitable civilization. It Is a very ball. Transient and the date of the first publication These were measures definitely greens. American sort of a theory. visiting brothers are of this notice, to-wlt: April 12, beneficial to labor, but labor ls And plant It they did as greens Had the writer been the sort cordially Invited, 1957. not happy. An editorial in the were a more valuable part of the of man who read newspapers ()r inu. m , r » i n n c Emma Dutton __ latest Oregon Teatoater states, diet In those days of long winters from the great cities wLh their ' Leo Watkins, Secretary ..por more than 80 day» now the Executrix of the Last Will and on dried food, before canning be- fltor,es of crime and corruption Testament of Harley Dutton, •t . -iaA i came both ¡an art and a business. and depravity he might not have Rethlehem Chapter No. 78 0.T2JT. legislature has been in session. Meets every second The total of its accomplishments Deceased. Vegetables could be put away In been so scornful of the coyotes 1BS7 by BliH Wainhaid CumP-ny. Portland, Ore»oA Thursday each month. as far as the working men and Donald E. Heisler the dark earth cellar, potatoes, and j)rairle dogs that inhabit the Visiting members in- women of the state are concerned carrots and parsnips, to supple- jand he refers to as desert. Attorney for Estate 23-6c vlted. Moro, Oregon ls exactly nothing." After berating ment the beans, biscuits and ba- Gne could go on and on find- Genevieve Powell, W. M. the present Democratic adminis con, but by spring there was al- | ng holes in the feeble argument BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Gwen Ross, Secretary tration for lack of action on var- ways a hunger for greens. 1 bey (go iM»eble we«,^wonder how it in- Notice of meeting of the County W HEAT RANCHERS used to Joke about getting rid of ^ g u e d an editor) but inasmuch Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F.AA.M. jous labor-backed proposals the Board of Equalization for Sher Meets on the 1st and editorial continues, “Party labels the scurvy. Of a certainty a dish ag be bad blany disparaging man County, Oregon. 3rd Thursday evenings mean nolhlng these days. It’s the of steaming greens, with nature s things to say a^out Texas we pre- TO THE TAXPAYERS OF SHER each month, Vi8‘llng individual who count» and labor tartness accentuated by a dash of gUme he is in enough trouble MAN COUNTY, OREGON. In- members cordially should remember this, the next Your Shell NH3 dealer’s vlne'gar made from apple peelings, wnhout Oregoi^ans butting Into Notice is hereby given that the vited to meet with us. time political parties come to It put a »est Into winter jaded appe- a loca| fight. Board of Equalization for Sher Paul Alley, W.M. fciia* for blanket endorsements and tltes. man County, Oregon, did aoopt at Clyde Glllmor, Secretary Do you Suppose they Mustard 1» perhaps the tender- TKOUBLEM OF A MODERN Its last meeting on April 22nd, a years of wheatland --------------------------------iM TB • u.K?ort Lupine Relwksi» IxMlge est of native greens. Beet tops, will? City officials of Moro, having ratio of 30 percent (30%) of true nie M ®®t» 2nd and 4th chard and even the over adver ordained that parking on cash value, as posted by the As fertilizing experience... HARIxANDVTKW GRANGE tised spinach cannot compare northeast aide of First street ruesdays of each sessor, for the assessment of all Meet« ftrwt and third te tu r te /a Visiting month. with It. And If the housewife can fihall 1* parallel only have paint property in Sherman County, Ore rach month a t • p. SR . welcome. combine the duty of ridding the ^d traditional yellow lines along ¡^embers gon, and the Board of Equaliza plus Shell's Orlow Martin, Ma»tec country of weed» while ridding that portion between Main street J * , / '/ ? ? ? ? 1* q NG / tion will be ln session at tlie Coun Agnea Benson, Hecretar/ the stomach of hunger It ls like and the alley. Parking on the _ I __ 2*1, ty Assessor’s office of the Sher killing two bird» with one »tone, southwest aide of the street is years of experience man County Courthouse, Moro, - still angle parking. State of Oregon, on the second in developing the best ENGlaAND RETIRES Citizens of the county are hav- Monday of May, or May 13th, There la no man living who Ing some trouble getting used to 1957, and publicly examine the as doesn’t remember England as the the change. Almost three genera sessment rolls, correct all errors application equipment greatest nation in the world with tlons of travelers have parked in valuation, description or quali ties of lands, lots or other proper colonies all over the world, with there and always at an angle A and methods... Investments In every land, with hitching rack once decorated that ty assessed by such assessor; and It shall be the duty of persons in the world’s biggest navy and the side of the street and saddled •w power and diplomatic wisdom to horses stomped In the deep dust terested to appear at the time and “Springtime in Paris—' govern. That was ao for genera- without thought of standing close place appointed. Each petition or add up to this one fact — Ilona. . to the sidewalk; homesteaders, application for the reduction of Sherman High GYMNASIUM Now England la reducing its and later farmers. tle<l their teams a particular assessment shall be armlet, abandoning part of its hooked to surreys, and left them made in writing, verified by the navy and getting ready to be pro- there, protruding Into the street oath of the applicant or his attor MAY 4, 1957 ney, and shall be filed with the tected by misale« from the United while their busy wives bought dried prunes, calico and spices Board within the first week It 1»« c Thia Saturday States. required to be ln aeeslon; and any The colonies »re gone, the In from moustached grocery clerks petition or application not »0 vestment« »pent, the power and and the men dealt for devices and J 30 p. m. to 1:00 a. m. collar pads ln the cool, high cell- made, verified and filed shall not presltge vanished. I I* considered or acted upon by Historians will write about it Inged hardware store Seivers’ Orchestra the Board. * Now what passes for progress for years to come and dispute Each such petition or* applica about the details of the fall. It has come upon us and vehicles tion shall state thereon the ad may well be the most Important must snuggle dose to the curb or Couple« 62.00 dress to which notice of the ac happening of our llvea, thia fall brave the anger of the law for F A R M C H E M I C A L S Single«: $1.25 tion of the Board of Equalization of a mighty nation. the old days are gone and new ©Khali be sent. Wasco — 01 2-5201 Some of the reasons will cer- times muat have new customs, Formal Dance talnly be these: the flower of Eng- And having gotten them, muat Clair L. Balaer The Dalles — CY 6 5161 © 25-7c Sherman County Assessor land was killed In World War I prove them better. 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