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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL* MORO, ORIGON
FRIDAY, JULY 5. IMT
PUBLIC SALE—
ADS
Under provisione of section W A N T
2455, R- 8-, as amended bv section
One who has attended some
14 of the act of June 28, 1934 148 FOR SALE: Used combines ready
Publi*h«*<l Every Friday at
thirty field days on the local ex
gi>L, 1274; 43 U-B. C. 1171). there
for Harvest now:
The
Oregon
Historical
society
Maro, Oregon
periment station will nota a great
$ 750.00
is going to hold a meeting in The will be offered to the highest bid Int. ’51 on rubber
change
in
the
emphasis
on
exper
( . i l . - ! .. I r«-li« h
750.00
Dalles next Saturday evening, der but at not less than the ap Case V 15 ft. Hillside
iments. When the station first
prised value, at a public sale to
Entered • • »«Mirili elaas m attar at tha
Case
V
12
ft.
w-sidebulker
July
13
as
a
means
of
getting
ac
started there was an extensive set
P ostulile* at Moro.
Oregon,
under Act
quainted with the historical spots be held at 3:00 o’clock p. m., on
$1000.00
of f'-onrreaa of March 1. U T S . ______ of experiments designed to show
Case V-2 16 ft. good con 1. 1300.00
in the state and giving all Ore the 28th day of August next, at
the yields obtainable from rota
Muller Farm Equipment
gon residents an opportunity to 1001 N. E. Lloyd Blvd., Portland,
tion of crops. There were plots
n iw p a h r
take part in the society’s program. Oregon, the following tracts of
at The Dalles and Moro. 35-6c
devoted
to
field
peas,
con,
alfalfa,
PUBLISHERS
M. Ore-
This meeting will 1* held at the land: T. IS ., R- 16 E..
spring wheat, potatoes and other
Cats or half-grown
A S S O C IA T IO N
Junior high school. There will be gun Sec. 2, Lots 3 & 4, SWV<NUA« WANTED:
crops because it was the feeling
kittens for "barn-mousers”. Call
128.74
acres,
appraised
value
a
dinner
and
a
talk
by
Dorothy
then that eventually farmers In
collect or contact Mrs. Fritz
Johannsen, Reed college teacher $644.00. No bid will be accepted
this area would want information
Wbtkins, Wasco.
35c
for
less
than
the
entire
tract
and chairman of the Portland
on such things.
Bids
may
be
made
by
the
prin
MAN
WITH
CAR
school
board,
who
has
just
com
The state college, for some six
pleted a book on early northwest cipal or his agent, either person GOOD WATKINS LOCALITY
ty years now, has feft and said
history. Her subject will be David ally at the sale or by mail.
Above average earlngs for qual
that the summerfallow system is
Bids sent by mail will be con ified person. 800 family foo, vit
Thompson, first white man to
a
waste
of
time,
of
moisture
and
o i I n l A i . < oi Nl ' I * \ r i h
come down the Columbia who sidered only if received at the
amin, and cosmetic route. Cre
good soil nutrients and the local
Land Office prior to 3:00 o clock
SI BS<RIPT1ON RATES
who died 100 years ago.
dit arranged. Also part-time
experiment station has oft times
Sunday the party will tour The p. m., on August 28, 1957. Bids
ONE YEAR
*200 reflected that attitude.
openings. Wfrite J. R. Watkins
Dalles dam after a "cowboy” must be in sealed envelopes ac Co. 3903 Brooklyn Avenue, Seat
Experiments in depth of plow
JULY 3, l»57
breakfast in a. The Dalles park companied by certified checks,
ing, in rate of seeding, in date of
tle 5, Washington
35-40c
and will then go up Highway 197 post-office money order*, bank
seeding, in time of plowing, have
WANTED:
Saleslady
or
man
to
to Boyd, station stop on the drafts, or cashiers’ checks made
run their course, had the accum
sell
McNess
Products
part
or
FOURTH of JULY
payable
to
the
Bureau
of
Land
Sherar’s route to Canyon City,
ulated data compiled and been
full time. No experience needed.
being nailed to PP&L pole above. have lunch at Dufur and end the Management for the amounts of
changed, sometimes farmers have
IRRIGATION
SEASON
SAFE-
McNess Co. Box 14, Bayshore
Sign reads: Keep Metal Irrigation tour at Sherar’s bridge, historic the bids. The envelopes n.ust be
Yesterday was the day of a adopted the practice recommend
Station, Oakland 23, Calif. 35p
picnic or a fishing trip and the ed sometimes not. They have quit TY FLAN of Pacific Power & Pipe Clear From Power Lines, spot and site of early .lay river marked In the lower left-hand
start of a long week end for many plowing deep, quit disking in the ldght company includes renewal ‘‘Contact of up-ended sprinkler crossing and famous toll house. corner "Public Sale Oregon 05049, FOR SALE: DeMoss Springs
American families. By newspaper spring quit harrowing wheat; of porting “CAUTION” signs on pipe w ith line« can Ye«ult in «eri-
Sale held August 28, 1957.”
school house, a good solid build
The highest bidder at the sale
and to some extent bv other they have learned to plow earlier, rural area service poles near irrl- ova shock,” reminds district man- LEGAL NOTICES
ing, could be moved easily.
UNITED STATES
means of communication some of keep fallow clean, adopted new gation pumpw sim ilar to the *ign ager.
will be required to pay immedi $200.00 or best offer. Curley
Department of the Interior
the significance of the day was wheats.
ately the amount thereof.
DeMoss, Moro.
35c
Any adverse claimants of the
preserved.
ably cracking a long whip for sep Bureau of la n d Management
Perhaps the most successful A f t - - U a a J j n a T h e
FOR
SALE:
Grain-tight
feeders
The Declaration of Indepen part of the stations work has / l i t e r f i c U i i f f i g I lie
arators were hard to pull being NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION above-descrlbed land should file
and walls 1x4 tongue & groove
dence was signed July 4, 1776, 181 been the development of new
their claims, or objections, with
mounted on iron wheels that dug
dry utility $25 per M.
years ago, starting this nation on wheats. The success of better
the undersigned on or before the
into the ground like disk plows
Std. & Btr. H ”x6 thoroughly
a course that resulted in actual wheats could be shown in fields
on hillsides and besides they were
time designated for sale.
dry T&G for floors, truckbeds,
independence a few years later. and farmers took them for their iLf
Any contiguous owner claiming
1 J J A o r U A iif heavy.
etc., $75 per M.
We were protesting over taxes, own after a short trial. They have lYlOVCa I/I A l t e r W (111
a preference right must assert
Behind that would come the
Many other .sizes and items
we wanted to make our own laws, been more reluctant to change
such right to the undersigned
Jena tho steam engine, puffing along at a
from $17 per M up.
we objected because the king tillage methods, although they
When leai g
»
hnep slow Pace considering the smoke
within 30 days from the above
THOREN LUMBER CO. LYLE,
V.W..V so
w In
... some
..........
graln was »jacked in 1 ge
creale , Ab u puded was a
"has erected a multitude of new have done
sale date. However, contiguous
ways
Erosion experiments were once sixty foot stacks usually pac
fiUed wUh gtfaw which SALES & SERVICE owners will not be able to assert
WN., Ph EMerson 5-2216 day
offices, and sent hither swarms of
g
wag the fuel used by the monster.
or night.
32c-tfn
officers to harass our people, and a major part of station work and end to end. If the tr p
their preference rights to any
that has been instrumental in new there nug
*?
tud. The engineer steered by a litde
eat out their substance."
parcel for which bids are not re ITATE WIDE PAINT CO. com
H. S. Michael, Inc.
Before the irate colonists got practices on farms.
setting a t ougf
wheel which wound and unwound
ceived.
plete painting and decorating
down to enumerating their grie Now it is fertilizer that attracts n0,L2lke that ver;.
For further information, write:
‘ n
n a chain on a shaft that was at-
service, spray or brush. Phone
There was a time then
n Uched tQ the front axle> Tbe fire.
vances they wrote a preamble the Interest. It is a quick, for the
Irving W. Anderson, Manager
3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St.
Madras, Oregon
man continued to stoke the en-
that set forth many things then time beinb, and sure way to in- the average wheat *™ wero
Land Office, 1001 N. E. Lloyd
Vern Campell and Jack Null,
gine ag u moyed for lhresher
new in government. Such theories crease yields and wheat farmers early days of the «>ntu.> co
Blvd., Portland 8, Oregon 3539c
Phone 2394
The Dalles. Oregon
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r engineg Were like small birds and
as that all men were endowed like something with a sure, fast take i t a 1 ittie easy for a e
Custom
Slaughtering
by
appoint
1 s0 bad to consume their weight
with Inalienable rights and that return. Everyone realizes that fer- so H he didn i have 1 8
ment only. Meat cutting, wrap
to secure them governments could tllizer may be a flash In the pan, up he could finish that job, either
ping, sharp freeze. Kenny’s
At tbe gelting the forkers slid
I m - Instituted among men, deriving that it may lead to practices not put It in the barn, if he
Band
Market. Grass Valley, Oregon.
feeder part way off the
their Just powers from the con profitable, that It may even re- barn, or stack it in front
Call 242 for appointment.
7c
derrick table, straightened out
sent of the governed" were new duce farm values but as long as stable. He also had o se
Instrument Adaptability Tests
their cables and threw their hea
in 1770 when the divine nght of it brings in the cash right now it getting a threshing mathin
FOR SALE: Omar seed wheat
pull onto his place to do
Jackson forks up on the stacks
kings was considered the proper ls the subject to rally around.
direct from combine, $3.00 per
by William Sievers
This year there are several ex- threshing.
while the derrick drivers, whose
theory of government.
bushel. 12 miles from Arlington.
Sometimes it was easy ant i
bad pujled the table, hook-
They threw in a word of cau periments in fertilization on the
Bill Seehafer, Bickleton, Wash
No
Charge
-
No
Obligations
tion. "Prudence, indeed, will dic station that will interest wheat he happened to lie in the ysua ed tbeir teama to the other end
ington.
31-6c
tate that governments long es growers when the annual field circuit of a well establish^ of tbe cabies and the four of them
Sievers
Music
Box
FOR
SALE;
5
room
&
basement
forkerg and tw0 derrick dri
tablished should not be changed day comes next Tuesday. Certain- threshing outfit all he had to do
home in G. V. Stucco in & out,
began to pile grain onto the
for light and transient causes." ly there Is much to learn about was to await his turn. It he was
1
212 E. 2nd - The Dalles
fireplace, oil furnace heat, In
Although saying that people were this subject In a country not yet In line with competing outfits he
(next
to
Pennys)
sulated,
nice yard & garage, 2
100
years
old
agriculturally
and
might
speed
them
up
by
pitting
motioned
the
separa-
inclined to suffer evils as long as
lots 50’ x 120’. Will, sell either
driver into the setting to suit
they could they were determined lt Is expected that many farmers one against the other.
TRIAL Purchase Plan on New
fully furnished or without,
He had to go to town fur a
fancy and the hoe-downs pull-
to go ahead and break away from will be out to the field day to get
priced to sell Phone 203 Grass
or
Used
Instrument«
the
latest
informalon.
wagon
load
of
gunny
sacks
and
as
the
englneer
England and its Intolerant king.
Valley.
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distribute them ar°und to he
blg vehicle up the separator
So for 181 years we have had ------------------
Oregon’s Junior senator publl- settings so they would be ready
R
The
wa8 put oni the
a country dedicated to the right of
. backed inl0 jt, the separa-
men to govern themselves. The city being a little shy, has ex- when the machine came and this
evils of which the colonists talk pounded on the duty of govern- was quite a Job in itself for grain 8 wheels dropped into holes
long feeder put
ed have not l)een changed and per- ment to Inform citizens about the sacks oame in huge bales of 1000
The senator, sacks If he was using Calcuttas or
»
was time tQ rou
hajis the the evils of government evils of smoking.
Threshermen prided themselves
whatever Its nature. We still have whose experience with tobacco in- 500 If he used the domestic var-
unbearable taxes, we still have a eludes some very awkward at- iety.
making fast moves anl crews
Sack sewers much preferred
w*b
for there was
mutlltude of officers to eat out tempts at pipe puffing, thus ex-
workmanship In
our substance, we still object to pands his maternal instinct to en- the domestic sacks for they had
compass the habits of the citizen- a smaller lap at the top and could
f.f years ag0.
excessive lawmaking.
ry. Well, too much government lie sewn with a shorter needle
3
. .
_
and a shallower stitch which
A water buck p ul led aManic of
always winds up like that.
made speed easier. When a sack water alongside th
g .
sewer made a proper lap on the engineer ,popped a h ^ e >n it,
ONE HUNDRED YEARS
top of a Calcutta hag he had a .urnedon the I n j ^ r and^ave nu
thick ridge to sew while on the eng ne a d inkoit waui rheWa
On June 20 The Dalles was
Bemis or Ames. Harris & Neville that puHed the “ P»ra," erw“
100 years old as an Incorporated
bags of domestic manufacture the back across
'
pulled
city. The town Is older than that,
lob was lighter. Many grain bags cookhouse; the roustabout puueu
of course, as all towns are older
were madTl'y prisoners In state in with the trap wagon and the
than their official status.
move was made.
penitentiaries for years.
In 1954 when Wasco county
Some
day
the
roustabout
of
the
was formed there were very few
chosen threshing outfit would
persons living in eastern Oregon
drop by the farm house and give
one estimate being as low as 300
a definite time when the machine ADDING MACHINE
which certainly didn’t Include
OP
P O R ÎL A N D
could be expected, probably with
Indians, nor soldiers of which
in hours. At about that time, for
there were not many.
threshermen worked by the clock
And by January 1857 when Col.
and were predictable, a four horse
N. H. Gates, a member of the leg
TAPE
team hooked to the derrick table
islature got the bill through that
RESOURCES
would come directly to his first
pody for incorporation of Dalles
setting, cutting the fence where
City there were not many in that
Cash on Hand and Due from Banks.......................................$ 139,656,307.90
It was handiest. Behind It would
town. The gold rush didn’t start
At Journal Office
United States Government Bonds............................................
242,354,241.95
lie a six horse team pulling the
for several years after that al
Municipal
and
Other
Bonds............................
67,784,715.84
separator with the driver stand
though a few stragglers were go
Loans and Discounts— N et........................................................
323,551,688.59
ing In the short feeder and prob-
ing afoot or by horseback because
Stock In Federal Reserve Bank......... .......................................
1,200,000.00
no boats were running up the
Bank Premises (Including Branches).......................................
12,200,795.71
Columbia and trains were twenty
Customers’ Liability on Acceptances......................................
29,020.00
years away.
The proven leader o f -
Interest Earned.............................................................................
3,575,937.28
But The Dalles had a local com
Other Resources..........................................................................
87,425.72
plication that It seemed nothing
hut incorporation would solve.
Self-proplled harvesters
$ 790,440,132.99
The military had a big parcel of
land and so did the Methodists.
LIABILITIES
Trouble was that to a large ex
tent it was the same land. Citizens
Capital.......................................................... $ 20,000,000 00
could live on the military land un
Surplus . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
20,000,000.00
der certain rules and it appeared
Undivided Profits.......................................
21,628,823.29
61,628,823.29
to the citizens that they needed
Reserves for Interest, Taxes, etc...............................................
7,391,429.43
Come
in
-
Let’s
Talk
Trade!
authority to control some of the
Acceptances................................................................................
29,020.00
problems of ownership in their
Dividends Declared.....................................................................
650,000.00
own way.
WITH COMPLETE EQUIPMENT
D ep o sits... ...............
710,721,580.68
In September 1856 they met and
Interest Collected Not Earned.........................................................
4,591,804 81
appointed a committee to deter
♦ Folding Unloading Auger
• Automatic Leveling
Other Liabilities....................................................................
5,427,474 /8
mine some things. They permitted
each householder to settle on two
*
The
Highest
Resale
Value
$ 790,440,132 99
• Power Steering
lots if he would build on one of
♦
Best
Parts
Supply
• Ibg" 9.00x16 Hear Tires
them. They laid out some land by
TMi
httlvJ*» 4 J kxwefc«» w Or«9«a
M
survey, paying $150 for the Job
• Finest Service
• Big 15x26 Front Tires
hsao orrtes fostiamo . o s io o n
and when the legislature met ar
ranged to get some government
• Delivered to you at—
• Cross Auger Bulker
for themselves. It wasn't hard.
After the bill was passed It was
necessary to get a charter written
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’which is the reason why it was
June 26 before the town’s official
existence began.
This year that event is living
D IIIC T BSANCH OS
celebrated with whiskers and a
TMV "N IT ID STATIS NATIONAL SANK OS SOITIAN1>
pageant of sorts and It may well
lie causing more excitement than
HEIM W i t ITH TE W A
flTDHL S AT~3
did the original event ba^k In the
AK
B A tT IA U n
days of hoop skirts and whiskers
PF.NDl.EToN - THE DAI.I.KH
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because of lack of razors. One
hundred years is not such a long
YOUR CATERPILLAR &
time in the history of a tewn or
o
nation; it Is a long time In the
O W N S T A T I-W IO I BANK
(AHUADK LIN KS, OREGON
JOHN
DEERE
DEALER
Vdstory of an individual and not
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many achieve It.
Historical Society
To Meet In The Dalles
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