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Honor Roll Contains
One Perfect Student,
Doctor Warns Flu
County Official Paper
December 13, 1957
T-
Moro, Oregon Friday
Seventieth Year No.
Jamb °ree Show, Female of the Species Is
More Noisy Than the Male, Also More Active
May Have Three
Wheat League Supports
Commodity Group In
There was a great noise. A gym- the size of the score as much as
nasium fu ll o f fcroechlng teen-age the q u a lity o f the w inners
g irls , led by from, tw o to fiv e
Sherman fir s t defeated Condon
w h irlin g ju m p |> < r queen yeller**, 10-5 and Fossil won front C ulver
The honor ro ll fo r Sherman
im portuned th e Outlaws, Tigers, 11-4. Sisters over ran D u fu r 21-«
high school fo r the second six
_
__ has ____
_______ A lthough an -estim ated e xtra Bulldogs, Falcons, Huskies o r R e d , and M aupin got by Mosier 8-5 and
week
period
been compiled
w ith " the fo llo w in g s tu d e n u listed 10,000 o r more deaths have oc- 1 » ^ , t o p u t, fo rth th e ir beat the firs t round was over w ith
thereon:
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curred In the nation due to the e ffort« fo r the honor of dear old the ye ll leaders s till in good voice.
S herrie Fraser 4.00; S hirley cu rre n t influence outbreak, a ll s i sb?rg( condoa,ȣlherman or Mos-
On the second round Condon
The Oregon W heat G rowers as a public o ffic ia l who had h e lp
W atkins 3,83 Ronda Fraser, 3.79; health departm ents are w a rn in g ie r and & flgW> fig h t, fig h t fo r »»eated C u lve r 134) and Sperman
changed its
method of ed wheat grow ers in fre ig h t rate
«.
noaed*
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I.oeeu. FoasU 11-10 in
... a
» th r ille r . . hQ«‘
holding a convt
convention and drew a cases many tim es. He is now re-
K ay K irk e lie , 3.71; Deanna M a r that the w orst may he yet . to come.
O n n ly
ly h a lf of lh
lhe
glrlfe ware sue- tn
th a t i straineu
strained me
the rn
th ro a t i inusv.e«.
muscles. 1 laraer crow
crQwd
lhan ugual
A second wave o f A sian in flu -'
o
e glrte
d than
_ _ to lhe üved. H a rry H n k e rto n , ... fo rm e r
tin , 3.63; R on Mobley, 3.60; Lana
Giles L. French
at Pendi eton fo r Thurs- league president, was given an
“i w t«h I knew anv- Paulson, 3.58; A rlene Macnab, 3.50 enza now o ccu rrin g In Japan and cessful—the nonnal percentage— M aupin stopped D u fu r 19-9 and arn
Overheard. 1 wish 1 kne
y
Schaumlx?rgjer X50
South Am erica indicates th a t the toM, a th le tica lly th e y had a much Sisters took an easy one fro m day and F rld a y of last week. award as the oldest past president
th in g as w e ll as he
H onorable m ention: Bob Cyph- --------
Aslan — “ f lu ” pandemic
*w lll follow ___ ?r w o rk o
u b ^ u in d id the boys
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outiMton
bays Mosier 15-2
15-2.
Heretofore, (he meetings have in point o f tim e.
— entry.
.
—
. ' K irk e lie , 4k«
o n d n m lr _ w h o _ ____
ixrtfUi
know s e v e ry th in g .”
ers ___
W ilm a G
Eva
the p a tte rn Of »kn
the 1Q1fl
1918 n pandemic
were u linUtori -» to e ight m in u te
I It t ixi
is probable
th a t every school gtarled w lth com m ittee sessions,
The heart o f any w heat league
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Nancy W ilson, a ll 3.46; B a tty and lh e diasao? w ill be exper- ¿pUrt8 j n the Custode League Jam- w ith the exception o f Mosier and
often weU atbended
T h is convention
is the resolutions
tra
ffic
Oregon w ith its basic
C ulver can obtain some solace year talks were scheduled fo r passed w hich represent the th in k
so Reckman, 3 42; L a rry H elyer, ienoed everyw here i n - three sep- 5oree hejd M
Sherman high
_
FU, v » i i i S S ^ h I d to li? d r W e w M ary Mobley, DavW R tW ’ K aren a ra ‘e «PWem4c " T T * ith in t* r ' K fm last Saturday night.
T his
the Jamboree. Sisters pre- Thursday forenoon.
ing o f the wheat grower« w ho a t
maybe it isn t so
W ilson, Ju lie Woods, 3.36; Steve venlng q u ie t period« o f one to was the firs t Jafoboree to be held »anted the most evenly balanced
o p e n in g the convention was a tend and are the basis fo r action
be re sp o n sib le .
B elloni, 3.33; Connie A x te ll. P a t three months.
at the new p la n tjo f Sherman high, team although most are freshmen. dlgcus8k)n of s p u tn ik s and the in- taken by the league d u rin g the
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is r u n n in g fo r Blackburne, J im m ie Duncan. D er-
The county health officer pass- as fo r the firs t t ime an adequate Sherman used tw o u n its th a t var- le rn a tio n a l com plications
they ensuing year.
w ill make it lene M ille r, X29; John Field«, es on in fo rm a tio n fro m higher gym nasium was available In th is led 1 Ule in scoring a b ility but haye caufied w ith D r p ^a n k Monk
? ° Z X ^ T h b , ^ l m e l a w ha, a 3.25. Dynn R athbun, J im T h o m « , headquarter. t h a t
experience county.
g re a tly In speed Condon and Foe Q( |tced
ftU ln g lhe ,aUer Sale»» Tax Approved
"
3.21; Peggy A lb e rty , J u lia Bayer, show« second and tM rd expect-
w e are inform ed that there is sil had good teams and M aupin gpot Ck)v Robert Holmes to ld
The taxation and legislation
readym ade campaign plan»U n h i.
B r*o ^
u53»', e T ' n u ^ m l c w W
Oring much
The
^ 0 , 7 **
has p o a a . ^ m t lllU
Many
».»—a
.-x_ noV , y 7 ■ o *
"
ie u ...
.
W
-«« teams wheal growerg they should pro- ..............
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com m ittee
again approved a eale«
earnest e n d i i b y » «■>“ “
™
lllneRS <nd hlgh<1.
j / mlK,r e , w ill< h i . conduct«! chant», p la y e r, fre q u e n tly to give d u ce p o rk to
t h e ir Income tax e ith e r as a tra d itio n a l action
•
¡rr.nru>ir>0 and unless Some- J W 1 ( i S
oieve
iiic
i , 3.15;
jt/jt-
c ——
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w
..«r vwwv.r-cr
--- on
- - the
— .quad
-
t« e d B u u rn
e t.
Joy«
fatality
rare. •
«„ ire.
»a, the
coaches and p la j y —
e r, - —
a c all
a chance , 108 ou and the economy of the state, a or ag a result of conviction, it also
fh a t n ian k from him Edwards, 3.18; Jeannette Belshee.
F or these reasons the public quai n ted and to s ta rt the basket- th e ir wares
,ea lh a t haa
made constant- aak ed th a t a special com m ittee be
one can steal th a t plans trom nun 3.08;
o
D
, na. Tbm is
i« u urged
rv ed to
ith the In- k ball
» i i . season
m m
n
w ith
ith a a bam?
«*aaon starts th is r . . Qgp
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-------- to make
bang (a
The •*«"di»r
regular season
llh ---------
noticeable
re- T ^p ixiln
te d b y the _ . league
B e tty B o tb w e ll, 3.04;
to continue
continue w
w lth_th«_ln-
o tr
ff w
LVUuv
otuh
^hprntan play
n av- J J
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r
.
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__
he’ll make a good race.
fluenza Im m unization program . yeu serves the purpose».
F
rid a y n
ig h t t u'tih
w ith Sherman
Higiey, L a rry M iddleton. 3.00
suit. The governor also com m ent a study of both federal and state
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Vaccine Is now available to a ll
C om petitors are determ ined by ing D u fu r here
ed on the fre ig h t rate problem inheritance taxeR as they affect
There la 09 old story we haven’t is a j
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persons through th e ir ^private jot. T w o n o rth e rn teams played -----------------------
th a t w ould p e rm it dressed meat a agriculture.
had an o p p o rtu n ity to te ll fo r in c P I tltt VJttS JOD
physicians. Vaccine potency has tw o southern teams and the dis-
O ther requests were th a t legisla
lower rate than live.
some tim e so w ill ru n It In on the
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ju st been d o u b to l by o rd e r of the ti net ion was more by lo t than by
tive in te rim comm ittees have lay
readers o f th is column.
A t H a y C a n y Oil
('omndtteeM Go To Work
U. S. health service because ex^ geography as Fossil, Mosier, Con-
meml»ers as w ell as legislative,
h n T i!SandP^ 2 S t yd i ^ a ^ i 't ’h tie
B idding on the road project to perlence proved the e a rlie r vac- don and D u fo f’ W tre the n o rthern
th a t the basic school fund use av-
Thursday
afternoon
the
six
h - .n
Who had estab- p a rtia lly complete the Condon- d n e « n ly 5 0 4 0 « efteetlve. Pvr- d iv is io n w h ile g e rm a n , M aupin,
ge days mem bership Instead of
_ committees of the league.. w « jt
u X d a s m a lT fo r ^ n e a i a s p X Wasco rood ¿ s u ite d in the H a y sons subject to special exposure. Quiver and 8 l-t« K were the sou-
nsus ch ild re n as a base, asked
Funeral
services
fo
r
Norm
an
E.
ln
to
s
^
i
o
n
w
ith
better
a
tte
n
-«
«
n
lisnco a sm all lu rm n e a r • P
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a lo M t h e 'u i il '" w h e r e " t'raTelerl Canyon John Day riv e r aeettoo of o r who thmlre best protection, th e m teams. In total scores Sia- F ie l s were held at The Dalles danCe than usual and alth<MigAr-,e I* ial of the personal p ro p e rty
♦ k/x ( ) Ik<xirxev Q asm Skri ftfl t/A
Sil
t>e discussed \C er<-tax and su b stitu tio n o f a business
often stopped.
usual Im p o rta n t^, la x > recommended each county
One day a fa m ily came
.................
debated them.
com m ltlee to meet w eekly and
neat little wagon pulled
. . . . h o p lla l In The Dalle» Monday
The
m ak| ng was again wat. h legislative a ctio n ., resdnpt-
i^ w i^ h o T h o ^ e. tie told the old g ra d in g .a n d 8 24 m ileg o ilin g , , le r a p e rw n ha. been exposed
m o rn in g fo llo w in g a long period resumad F rid a y afternoon w ith
,he resolution fo r the Federal
m a n lh a t he had been forced by
Roger» C onatructlon com pany Asian I n f lu e n . develops In 1-2
of Increasing illness.
President Raphael Raym ond mak- Plan o f apportionm ent, and noted
w < i ! \ a k h ^ m o v T fro n » ' Portland w o .u c c e o fu l bid- days of exposure, w h ile Im m unl- Contract Let For
N orm an Fields was b o m at Jng h b repQrt w hlch included a ‘ hat taxes were g ro w in g m uch
I,
in d e n e .
he h S id der on the G illia m county section o tlo n takes 10-14 days to be e l
Wasco March 15, 1917 and attend- revlew of lhe Wo rk of the league faat,?r ‘ h«n Income.
i h l t h T S o S d be i d e w fln d ^ m 'o r «417.487 T h is include» !» « teettve.
"D eveloping Im m u n ity DeMoss Substation
ed school at Wasco
He w orked d u rln g lhe pa8t year and waa Bur. Wre<u S||)| |n<rraM .
B onneville Powe. A d m ln la tra
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X 7 o m m “ n l £ a. frie n d ly and « ¡ ¡ « «rm kng and 20.« m iles o f fro m an In a c tio n U o .lo w o
there u n til he entered m ilita ry paging in the num ber o f a ctivitie s
developtajg It b y having the. db a ° n .^ xlav
k ilo w a tt am- ■ervlc* ln ltH 1 > s* r v ‘ ng in the in- ¡nciu’J^d M a jo r Items were th e ' The production and land uae
inhabited by .u o h fin e people a .
the one he had left.
,n *' w u’ * 18
™
®e4i* ‘ and„ tt^ J Uka8 W to 14
stru o tio n of a 1 5 y
<
fa n try on th? European fro n t w o rk o f 8el l i n< gra in to the O rie n t com m ittee called a tte n tio n to the
You’ll fin d ’em as good where ‘shed in the fa ll o f 1958 although or m ora . Ther*
J
o
l
t
X
w ith wbere
wa8 8erk>U8ly w in d e d gnd ln 8 lru c li ng O rientals how to weed problem b y saying
th a t
yo u ’re g o in ’ " said the old man.
* w “ ‘ he necessary to acquire shorten t t e ooucse o f the flu
of DeMSss
(han Qnce anJ from wh|ch oreoape
prepare wheal#foods
wheat foods, the constant
constant m
m orning
o rn in g glory
glory was s till the d o »
an apparent low bid o f $36.597
p a rtia lly disabled.
the once a person gets It.
' A few days later a much less
r lKht of w ay before the
«. 'll# —« > , i/wH», m ir in a Ta-
**"" p“ ' l *“ “ J
battle over fre ig h t rates and a in a n t weed and was Increesing In
8Ubm .?? . L j z r
S h o rtly a fte r his re tu rn be was m u ltitu d e o f other league in te r- acreage in spite o f preeent con-
prosperous and pleasant s trin g -
« °2 £
coma,
»^»pointed s h e riff on the resigns
u
tro ls and the e ffo rts o f the govern-
er came b y the spring cursing his
in firm contract,
W L rk l o be p e r m e d by
lio n o f C. C. W ilson, the date be-
.
Talks
m ent and the fa rm e r to eradicate
b s lky team and berating his scraw- l i v e s t o c k V d i u e s
co
n
tra
cto
r
includes
clearing
and
r vOrvx, tjw. .w jtrh v a rd o a rkin a lng F e b ru a ry 1, 1946.
He has .
i t C lassification of Omar, B u rt
ny ch ild re n . “ I ’m su re glad to t *
s a »»«
gra d in g Mto »wt ny ar^-
been elected steadily since.
He
.Judson Evans from th e Coinm o- i(I) c u iu m b la was made as to use
C" T ^ row i M o * « U p F® 1, 1 3 5 8
M r, J o , tu x k u o ) C l w r l » 48. ire a and « b l n « road, excavet
he
t»»
h . told
t,.m th
e old man. “ They w a .
v
r
, u U o n w l lng >nd p lK .|w fo u n d a tio n , fo r Interested h im se lf ln many local d j t y sta b iliz a tio n service to ld of on gon Of d iffe re n t p ro d u c tiv ity ,
projects, in clu d in g the county am the shipm ent fo grains to other o tn a r fo r the best soli, B u rt fo r
the meanest, o m erlest bunch I
V aluations o f livestock fo r as- at Moro died In a h o sp ita l In The substation
transform ers
a n d bulance and was h e lp fu l to any- countries and the d iffic u ltie s en- m edium soils and C olum bia to r
ever got In w ith .” »
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aessment purposes w ere establlsh-
Dalles, December J9 after a long equipment, assembling and. erect-
countered by the force o f “ sales- god8 w ith less p ro d u c tiv ity . The
T hey’ll be ju s t as bad where ed by eastern Oregon assessors illness esusto by a succession o f Ing station steel structures, and one in need.
S u rv iv in g are
one daughter, men” engaged In th a t job.
Es- com m ittee commended the
soils
yo u ’re g o in ’ ” replied the keeper meeting at ^E n te rp ris e last T hurs
In sta llin g
substation
fencing, Caro1’ now “ v ln $ *n Alaska w ith tlmates are always dangerous he dep a itm e n t fo r good w o rk In clas-
BU° T ^ i r r h »iJe',Uand
of tbe s p rin g
w day. and F rid a y. t C la ir Balser, strokes.
lig
h
tin
g
,
g
Sherman county assessor, attend-
S u rv iv in g are her w id o w e r,
con
her m other, again m arried, a h a lf gaid and gave examples o f changes s ify ln g soils of the C olum bia Ba-
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A daughter,
Mrs. Cleo K n ig h t, g ro u n d in g system.
b ro th e r. Demon, and a stepmoth- th a t had to We mde by the govern- 8jn
The states canm>r get more pow
The tww DeMoss substation to
The fo llo w in g tru e cash values Lodi, California, brothers,^
er, Mrs. P ru d e tu * S m ith and un- ment. D routh in A u s tra lis may
Com m ittee members favored a
er, n o t local 4 governm ent more
?et^ er
,1(8) vnit tTamonfiSSn cle8 and cousins liv in g In Sher- make i t possible to sell more p ian w hereunder q u a lity o f w heat
power, w ith o u t the a b ility to col were set fo r the com lqg year: Schmidt, Boston, Maas^, W illia m
StoCKum,
U.11IVI»»-,
WMOSS u o .w w v o n ir s r u u i . io. m gn
Th<? fa m liy request wheat to India and neerby coun w oukl be encouraged by g iv in g it
•wvx
_ —
C
a lifo rn i
lect more —_______________
taxes now taken by
big calves under 6 mo. $30; over 6 Schm idt, Stockton,
J
r ,. th a t instead o f flo w e rs a like do- triej, although Canada may Insist a better price. A soils man fo r the
ger governm ent. T hat is the basis mo. $65; steers 1-2 $95; stoers 2-3 sister. Mrs. Evelyn Law , A lb e rts, line, w ill
m other,
M rs.
Pesrl pow er loads o .
nation be marie to the Sherman on less com petition fro m the Uni- sh t rinan station was recommend-
of o u r overdone centralizartion.
$1257 heifers 1-2 $80; cows 2 up (Mnada;
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$100; b u lls 1 up $200.
B row n, Stockton. C a lifo rn ia arxi nam cow iues in
cj«* j - j « '
county ambulance fund.
ted States th a ^ has been the case., ed a$
a ' la b o ra to ry fo r the
W onder if anyone th in k s the
The tru e cash value o f w o rk tw o grandchildren.
2 ^ ,? ;
th e Colum-
F ra n k B row n I* * “ - Am erican a panel discussed the m a rke tin g north w e st to w o rk In co n ju nctio n
F unera! services w>1L ^ n^
¡"a B w in B to ctrlc Cooperative, le g io n conducted the services 8|lUatlon as to farm com m odities w ith ro ll conservation d istricts.
corporations pay the big taxes horses was sel at $50 and o f sad-
w
„
a
,ro m
4 hut oth e r than fin d in g It a d lffl-
if
ao,
die
horses
at
$100.
at
2:30
p.
m.
FMAy,
levied against them— and,
Q uality Pay Anked
c u lt job, had no solution.
Sheep w ill be valued a t $19 fo r 17 w ith in te rm e n t In th e
how.
C om pany
ldony.
Joe
.S
plruta,
w
ho
has
been
re-
a
lamb
under
one
year
and
ewee
ceme
te
ry
at
The
Dalles.
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The fe eral program s com m it-
preaentatlve o f the
league In (pe a(8yed w ith its domestic p a rity
T :ie man w ho w orks only fo r from one to s ix w ill be w o rth $16.
Japan and Korea, showed elides plan flnd agreed to j o j n w j h , t he
Swine nine m onths spd o lder
money may
have a handicap;
of displays made there anti o ntdlona, conference o f co m m o d ity *
w ill be w o rth $40 and pigs under
th a t may he a ll he gets.
feeding
wheat products
to stories
Japan* „rg a n i^ Q o n g to
a « new
three
months w ill --------------
be w o rth _ $10.
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Sherman
m to e R s yield ^ t o p / a ^ baking cse
e xp laining
them w ith
' l l develop
s s k id Otot
n-
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Rocket launchers know by now T h o se between three and nine
m onths w ill be valued at 15 cents ers have u n til December 24 to and anyone
___value by the m ille d .
.
o f his experiences in those coun- Rresg
enough money
th a t silence is golden.
per pound.
register to vote in the approach; _ lja n d Uge afrd cro p s com m ittee
The wheat league recommenda- trie s
to rpduce g ra in production b y 20
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o__ ____________
These estim ates o f tru e cash ing referendum on the proposed Qf the shef.man P lanning confer- »lon on
and o th er varieties
The annual banquet w as served percent lh ro u g h the conservation
We are ve ry glad
th a t no read
o r o f a newspaper has to stop at value are somewhat above the Oregon Beef Com m ission F o rty - ence wU1
Tuesday, 1:30 p. outUne8 i t8 place In the Colum bia to nearly 400 members and w ives resorve of the *<,„ bank
stated in te rva ls and read an ad figures fo r last year and re fle c t six Sherman countlans J ia o regls- m , December 17, courthouse, B afl | n — ** a s a general rule, the re- F rid a y evening. P rogram fo r the commended th a t e lim in a tio n of
before he can go w ith the story,
the gro w in g tendency to estim ate tered by December 9. O nly those Moro E R Jackman, crops »pe comrnendatlons fo r the g ro w in g a ffa ir was the presentation of acrefl
by blddIng
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p ro p e rty at nearer actual value re g iste rin g w ill be e lig ib le to vote. c|ay gt, w ill attend.
o f three new
wheat varieties, awards and recognition o f those
Tbe eommitteee wanted crop
Representatives o f three news- and the assessors’ confidence In
Sherman county w ill be host t °
r n n tro l com m ittee w ill Om ar, B u rt and Colum bia, may who had helped the league In the
WOffc to be done locally
papers, presum ably w K h the us- the stock m arket. On the 1957 the 1958 annual m eeting o f
ie
Wednesday 1 30 d . m., Dec- be based upon the p ro d u c tiv ity of recent years. A wards fo r eonser- and mor^ in t e n t term s as to pay-
ual rabidness as to the “ people’s basis tbe assessed value o f stock Oregon W heat G rowers meeting,
courthouse Moro. Home the soil. Omar is best adapted to vatlon me" of <*«ch county and to mentg u p a n te d the new p a rity ,
rig h t to k n o w ” , were on a panel w ould be 30 per cent o f the tru e E lton .Wedler, 1957
C om m unity L iv in g com m it- land capable o f producing above the state w in n e r were made. AI-.: baged on 1947.49 instead o f the old
.
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X,
league president extend«« the in- ana v v n jm u im j « a »»
,___•_•
h is Sort
ted the buckle .___
bushels _ ___M
per acre o r more. T his
bert Ka«w>b<>r<r
Kaseberg accen
accepted
baJj^ ____
d on , r>,»
1910.1914.
last week
end and it was o ff the cash value,
l Z i ; n d 7 r ^ t he . : n u ^ n , r e t i ™ r e e w ... hoM »»
...... ___________ results ln a rel- fo r him self and Pete Ma*nab, whew The m a rke tln g and transporta-
record. Depend« on whose secret
»1 Pendleton Place and tim e w ill Tuewlay. 1:30 v- m.. December 17, high yie ld u .ua y
a tiv e ly low p ro te in content o f the could not be present. They wer^- tJon comm lttee recommended a
is being given away.
be set d u rin g the executive com courthouse, Moro.
wheat. B u rt shoqld be considered jo in t Sherman epunty w inners. aubgj dy on f,o u r
th a t m illin g
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■ a _ rry S ta rr o f UaaM
iri I 1 a IlA
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m ittee m eeting n re t January.
The B u rt wheat samples col- fo r lanrf capabie
producing
20 L
S um eeM
m AM
erville,
Un- of e x p W
o rt g ^
done
Reading about Indonesia makes
Carol
A
rm
strong,
BUI
H
a
ll
sud
lected
fro
m
Sherman
to
30
bushels
per
acre.
Omar
and
lon
county,
was
w
in
n
e
r
fo
r
the
bere
|
t
pommended
the
railroads
us th in k i t is tim e some one s ta rt
cu
o r» *- • a few ________________
Inspected carload a rriv a ls of
county agent,’ are attending farm s have been p a rtia lly analised. B u rt w|1, yleW e q u ^ iy w «n in .th is state and received-the Oregonian . fo r lh e propoBed fre ig h t rate re-
ed »
saying
good word« about
colonlalism . No need of advancing wheat at P acific N o rth w e st Tide- lbe annuai A g ric u ltu ra l and H om e D u rin g the W heat League meeting area
tbe p o s s ib ility o f h ig h er plaque Don Thom pson presented ductio n recently requested and on
a ch ild o r an untrained people w ater te rm in a ls totaled 2 ^ 7 9 c a rs g ^ ^ m i c s g u f f conference ln M a rk Barim ore, w estern w heat
le(n makes B u rt the pre fe rre d the awards.
w hich a h e aring is being' held
along too fast.
' d u rin g
N ovem ber
as against C orvai lla December 9-13. The con- q u a lity laboratory, passed along v a rle ty C o lu m b ia w ill generally
John Carktos, fo rm e r PUC com- th is week in Seattle.
T T W fl
4.304 ln October th is year and
brings together Oregon the p ro te in tests for samples sub-
|ln,lte d
land p ro ducing less mlssloner, was given re cognition
The w om en’s com m ittee, dom
Seems lik e the o n ly things th a t 7,783 cars d u rin g November, 1956. g y ^ e college county agents, re- m lttod. Resylts w ere In percent lb a n 20 b u s h e ls .A ll three varieties
_
estic wheat u tiliz a tio n , asked th a t
are g ro w in g are those financed July-N ovem ber ra il receipts total ^ ^ h and resisdent teaching per- protein:
M o ro -J o e Peters 6.7; w tn yleld equally w eft on th is ¿ h e r m A n NOW M & (l€
the ra ke baking contest be con-
w ith tax monev. Mavbe th a t’s a ll ed 24,306 cars b t 39% less t h jn
Noted speakers and new H a ll 6 Belshee, 6.9; E a rl G e n try, land
lg tbe area ^ h s re hig h
■ -x .
•
‘ tlnued, that It be confined to nine
th a t can.
the 40,106 cars- received d u rin g m aterlaI in va rto u8 fields w ill be 7.9; Cress V alley— W. A. B rln k e rt proteln i8 usually assured. Local 1 ¡ v e s t O T K D i s t r i c t
counties, th a t a recipe book be
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the * arne m onths In 1956. The de- included on the program . On the 7.4; ChBrlle Davis 7.4; Bernard demand fo r a Wgh protein, hard
compiled.
The tro u b le w ith stretch socks cline in ra il m ovem ent th is season jjg b te r 8i<je we have a real break M a rtin , 7.9; K ent— W ilb u r Hagger- red Wheat can be met w ith Col-
The state departm ent o f agr
„ x».„x the m anufacturer wants reflected a m u ltitu d e o f factors. w |th #
betwren ty < 8 ; J J. Decker 7:1; W a s c o - um bla fro m thlg area.-
cu ltu re has Issued an o rd e r de-
Hmith Elected
is th a t
.. the
.
. . . . before
.
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k B
KriiPK.
k S afflow
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-
Qn
ail ll the
I nr area
»1 ra w
WIUI.H
to take o u t all
stretch
such
as kxeeo
less e
x p o rt TranA
trade, Kmaiw-r
sm aller _ ... and - Oregon
sehedul
H arper -7
7.0;
ruck-
er, an
a
ll p ro d u cin g Ciaring
d a rin g Lnai
th a t a
ith in
ed , Thursday
T hursday n
n ig h t
a r r t t .5
5 5 4,"Fred
'u o orm
rm s to r v 7A;
« ; n . M.
m
n la n t Krown
a t t the
the experim ent «ba
b o u n d a rie s of
of Sherm
Sherm an
an coun-
coun-
The , you
ee _
m a rk e tin g
wheat stocks
«
^ F r 7 « 8 d ’D
a
'<QiVWx ac v y com m th X
— ln the — in te rio r and
*
-¿ P , X
y, X ig , h » t x on U -
^ u P aier
._ H .v e „ R. 8.5;
£ Diant
* . « KrOwn
„ a num
ber of year» 1» the
, 8 > boundaries
•
-
increased
m
arket
m
ovem
ent
by
—g
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xi_
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pains of g ro w in g ^ c k s a n d barges
McDonaId rancb ° s b ^ r Z d Chet Goats 9.7; E lton Medler 9 5 now ^ ing
to ‘ rem athero- der^jecam e e ffective F rid a y , pec
g-9-10-11, th a t
One o f the
up Is the change in w o rry in g . A
in s p e c t^ ‘ ‘ ru < * and barge a
phosphorous and boron. M r.
F u rth e r resyIts are to be obtain- sclerosis, a disease associated w ith em berJ L
created ‘ be fr a ln ra tio n be kept at 75%.
ch ild w o rrie s over what he w ill d v a^ a^ C?’ ^ ? J a R^ r
McDonald plans to re p la n t sever ed on m illin g and ba kin g charac- hardening o f the « t o r t « .
U e a r’ aX ^ h i c h <-attle horse« m il- ‘ bat a ll'to p grade anim als be sold
get fo r C hristm as and an adult
al acres of a lfalfa and a prem ia n t- terlsttes P rotein percentage w re p e h le r. Wasco
rre rn U y called ^ ^ w h l c h
h o r ^ m to
t t \ uctlon and the lea-
heavy
pace
d
u
rin
g
Novem
ber
hi<heHt
eaat
W
am>
lh
u
y<ar
thb(
to
o
u
r
a
tu
.ntton
by
an
ar
es
asses
TTP,a^
gue
consider
a p p ro p ria tin g some
over w hat he w ill g iv e /
i n n u i ru
r u n at
*n large.
ta i* * .
°
, —-
..
. ,7 .
T ru c k receipts a t P acific N o rth -
needg s o il te stin g was lo n e AU the samples th a t were 9% o r tid e In a d ru g g ist magazine. Saf- cannot
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The order also points o u t th a t funds fo r the I nion stock show.
is w onderful. Ths ,
T idew ater te rm in a ls amount-
ubo rto T y a t O regon-8tote above i were
fe
rtilize
d fields and flo w e r vx,.,.-.....
contains lin o le lc add an
-
° trlcts e x is t in oub-
The
law
w
er«
i
n
u
u
i
^
u
.
iivcatnck
riin
Jack
S
m
ith
o
f
Condon
was ad
Becks are trie d fo r fa ilin g to a o |e d to 3.350,000 bushds cforing £ U * ^ X m m e id a U o ^ p r f o r to near complete
o il l w
complete m
m oisture
oisture depletion
depletion u
u n
n s.to
s.tu ra
ra to
to d
d fa
fa tly
tly a
a d d d d d
w hich
h k h no U vestock
d e t « ^ ^ f J eraI reneed
to president and F ra n k
count fo r the sale o f a used a u to - |‘ be m onth c o m i» re d w itn ^ z .'
D|a n tj ne caH i<x a pplication 'o f due to .little o f no ra in In M a y-o r doctors state decreases
mobile; A l Capon? fo r income ta i
Sherrie Fraser, 4.00
Waves Before End
Possible New Farm Plan
Norman E. Fields Dies
At 40, Long ID
w
i i
a
Mrs. Joe Charles
Buried Today
County Agents, Researcher Attending Conference
Trucks Gain On
Railroads On Wbeat
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„ ™ .y be j ust - wen n r ,
southern colleger to withdraw^
fro m th e P acific Coast conference
Rams and 49ers and go
sional openly.
h
.
^
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, m o u n « d p u n n in g
p r o the
f e ^ J w lU . 8.121.0ÏO b n .h e l. the tam e next
1
p ro « -, qr X '^ m
—
M
, ' X
' ^ t e u r o f “ '« U T S
XT
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’ . ¿ l e n . c jo - d b y ' « £ • > > » • £
r
n
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r «
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p Ä o n ’ In
P=
:
S ilb a n
- « i - Ä w j Ä S . . h . de.
p a r i n g , h ^ d a pubhe f e a r ln j ÿ
m
~ m ' ™ 7 h a v e 'a p la c T ln cräcket Hour, change according to demand.
ln S h , ™
v t ,.p r - l d e n t . „ d
“
o"
J n T 'o r ^ ^ ^ li r n
¡-tP -n
county.
months a year ago.
'IÎ-.
■sito
h eir » P a re n t
X
w M ch . . . . he choaen