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it or
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• Dugg<*i a n d
R ex R ic h a rd
w e re in T h e
s F rid a y an« b ro u g h t little
r.y R ic h a rd s horn from th e
h o s p ita l w h e re he sp e n t se v e ra l
d a y s, h a v in g b ro k e n h is a rm on
T u e sd a y .
M rs. E b e n K ee a n d M rs. H e r­
m a n P e te r s w e re in P o rtla n d F r i ­
d a y am i v isited M rs. A rt B ibby.
Mr. an M rs. H e rm a n P e te r s
Jr. a n d son o f H ood R iv e r s p e n t
th e w e e k e n d w ith h is p a re n ts , th e
H e rm a n P e te rs.
l»y M m . A. F . lU ix e r
J o h n Decker
A n u m lw r of p a re n ts an ! fi ¡•¡end
v is ito r
a tte n d e d tin*
m e e tin g o f
M onday,
S c o u t p ack No. 362 h eld i
Brii t e r t a n d Mr. an d
school a u d ito riu m F r ld i
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Jo l
A lle an d so n w e re bu-
ing. T h e
m e e tin g wa>
Vi'
n T h e D alles F ri-
w ith fla g s a lu te by D en
ed by a tu m b lin g act b
Mr
W a rre n M o rgan
a n d a s k it, “ lie a th of <
I Con o n a r e th e ¡»arents o f a
by Den 3. A w a rd s w e re ,
•nt.
on l»orn T u e sd a y , J a n u a r y 21 a t
to th e follow ng. B o b cat p in s
le p p n e r
T h ey h a v e th r e e dau-
E d d ie E slin g e r, J im m y
W ib
liters. G ra n d p a re n ts a re M r. an d
a n d K e n n e th S m ith e e ;
Kenn*
li -. B i t Cox of G ra ss V alley a n d
I/em ley re c e iv e d
h is lit
(r. an d Mrs. B ro w n o f M adison,
a n d o n e gold a n d tw o s liv e r ir-
Wisconsin.
ro w s. All th e n ew m em b er-
County A g ric u ltu ra l Agent
Mr. a n d M rs. O tis R ich a n d M iss
last tw o m o n th s re c e iv e
E
it
A n d e rs o n o f B o rin g w e re
n e c k e rc h ie fs an d slid e s,
T h re e m eth«xls to u t b ab y pig
film
s S u n d a y a t th e H. O. Dug- lo sses d u e to iro n d e fic ie n c y a re
o n c u b s c o u tin g w as sh o w
ifte r
w h ich re f re s h m e n ts w e re
'v e d g ? r I
o u tlin e d in th e “O reg o n A g ric u l­
Mr an d Mi s E ste l H a rtle y re-
in th e lu n c h ro o m w ith Mr
tu r a l P ro g e s s ,” « fu arterly O regon
J im
B ro w n an d M rs. A lex B ra ruler as tu r n e d h o m e S u n d a y fro m M oun- A g ric u ltu re E x p e rim e n t S ta tio n
ta in V iew , C alif,, w h e re . th e y m a g a z in e fo r fa r m e rs , Ju st o ff th e
h o ste sse s.
M rs. B ob K ing w as h o s te s s at a spent a few d a y s v is itin g h is un- p ress, 'file m e th o d s a re : p ro v id in g
p a rty a t h e r horn*? S a tu r d a y h o n ­ cle w ho is ill.
a sh a llo w p a n o f c le a n (p a ra s ite -
Mr. a n d M rs. A rc h ie C a n tra ll free) so il in th e f a r r o w in g pen,
o rin g h e r d a u g h te r , K a th le e n , on
h e r 9 th b ir th d a y a n d h e r son, w e re h o sts a, a d in n e r at th e ir d re n c h in g w ith a n iro n a m m o n ­
B abbie, on
h is 8 th
b irth , ay.’ h o m e S u n d a y h o n o rin g th e ir so n , iu m c itr a te s o lu tio n , o r in je c tin g
G u e s ts in v ite d fo r th e a fte rn o o n ( «Pili» on h is b ir th d a y a n n iv e r s a r y , w ith “A rm id e x a n ” a n ew form of
w e re J e s s ie a n d B obbi B ra n d e r,
it w e re Mr. an . M rs. E v e r- iro n s u p p le m e n t. D etails a re ex-
an ti rail a n d fam ily , Mr. a n d p ia in e in th e e x p e rim e n t s ta tio n
K icky C a n tra ll, C a th y von Bor-
sto l, J u lie R ey n o ld
Jim i R o d d a a n d « lau g h ter, p u b lic a , ion.
an d M a u reen
K ing. M o th ers p re tn t »
A. A D u n lap , an d Mr. ansi
T h e re fe rd e n u m on th e
p ro
D onald von B o rstel a n d : 1 I (¿<41
Ken id rlek D u n la p an d fam ily p o sed ix 'ef c o m m is sio n
w ill i»e
R ey n o ld s. T h e c e n te r of a ttr a c t
oro,
h eld F e b ru a r y 10 th r o u g h F e b r u ­
Mi -. (I in R av en , J u a n i ta .Me­ a r y 21. B allo ts w ill b e m ailed d i­
tion w as th e b irth d a y cals
(
T
. .hi in R u st a n d M rs. Box rectly fro m S alem to re g is te re d
w as < «.«(»rated w ith a w h it
o f a m o u n ta in and tim
■>kl«‘
am i so n T o m m y , w e re p ro d u c e rs. S e v e n ty -se v e n p ro d u c ­
w as s e rv e d w ith
i
an d
vi ito rs in T h e D alles e rs in S h e rm a n c o u n ty re g is te r e I
p u n ch by th e h o ste
an
a re e lig ih '-’ for vo tin g..
g u e s ts ojHHied th e ir
F o r or a g a in s t fa rm p ro g ra m
1 1'
\ alley
E x te n sio n
re f re s h m e n t s.
a» th e B ap tist c h u rc h g o v v in n ie n t s u p p o r ts , it is i n t e r ­
Mr. an d Mrs. A ize
Oregon « Centennial Exposition and In te rn atio na l Trade Fair, in Portland June 10 to September 17, 1959 is
" '■ lH • Bl to 2 80 p m e s tin g to n o te so m e of th e g o v e rn ­
Mr. a n d .Mrs. Duan<
an d
w o m en p rs e e n t. T h e les- m e n t .‘s u b sid ie s e n jo y e d by o th e r
T h l l l ^ o l o r M Cnt £ ubl,C lty ,n fo re i«n countries as a result o f the "Oregon Ambassador” certificates shown here.
fam ily wen* d in n e r
u ttin g an d fittin g u n d e r - e g m e n t s o f th e «economy. “G r a in ”
sim ­
“ ft,f,Cates are ^ **"8 presented to top governm ental and industrial leaders throughout the w orld,
d a y at t he G o rd o n I
i* d ir Mon of C arol A rm s tro n g , il i e N o rth P acific (» rain G ro w e rs
*
r m u * rVe ,reg,°n by P u blicizing the 1959 centennial celebrations in th e ir respective nations.
u n ty
x te iis io n .«gent, a ss iste d p u b lic a tio n
re c e n tly
c ite d
th e
Mr. a n d M rs. A
ón Bor i«d
«
1On> tO Y u / ' e feSU tCd. ,’ n stor*es an^ photographs in some o f the w orld's largest newspapers. C e rtif­
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Rpent s e v e ra l «lays
d w eek in
• il a
icate« are presented by Oregon residents trave lin g abroad, and by m ail.
M is. A. A. D u n lap . A e n jo y e d by p u b lis h e rs
o f som e
T o led o v is itin g th e ir <lau
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d
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M rs. E lm e r S o m len aa an d fam ily
c la ss p o sta l ra te s. A c c o rd in g to te n a n t a n d la n d lo rd . A n a n n u a l
A m ong th e p«‘o p le g o in g to \ | ¡:
nd M
W illiam I tow ilen p o sto ffi e fig u re s in th e last te n s u p p le m e n t to th e stan d ard ) farm
p in S a tu r d a y to th e
Jam lx > re
n i e r guest-, S u n d a y at th e
y e a r s seco n d -class m ail
(m a g a ­ lease is a lso a v a ila b le fo r y e a rly
I >O||,
w ere Mr. a n d Mrs. G o rd o n L em le
von H o rst« hom e.
z in es a n d n e w s p a p e rs ) h a s sh o w n a g re e m e n ts .
G< l i e C a n tra ll,
am ! fam ily , th e F ra n k E. H aver-
a s tu d e n t at a loss of o v e r $2 b illio n c'b llars
F a r m e r s c o o p e ra tin g in k e e p in g
M rs. Bill R olfe M rs. C ly d e S tra d - '
Cl irk colli «e in P o rtla n d ,
ra
in
fa ll re c o rd s a n d th e 1957 c ro p
an
d
tiiird
-class
m
ail
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v
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in
g
,
ley, th e V ern o n am i ( >wen K okins, -l'.'n t tl e w e e k e tl h e re w ith h is
a r e a s follow s:
c irc u la rs , etc.) h as s h o w n 1.5 b il­ y e a r ra in fa ll
p a re n ts ,
th e Mai o lm E slin g e rs, Mr
Mr. an d
Je r- L
Mrs.
A rch ie lion d o lla r loss, (if 15 m a z a g in e s, K ent S ta tio n 11.43 in ch es; M oro
E m p lo y m e n t in O re g o n dro p -
C a n tra ll
ry W ilson, th e R oh H el.ver
th e <
cos, to ta x p a y e rs a m o u n te d to $40 S ta tio n 10.59 in c h e s; W asco S ta ­ jxxl 15,400 la s t m o n th 108471,600
O lan an d H a rry S ta rk s , th« I v an
Mr. at
M a la re M ay w e re m illio n in o n e y e a r alx iv e p o sta g e tion 9.43 in ch es; W illa rd B a rn e tt
w ith p ra c tic a lly all lin e s s h a r in g
B laggs, L e s te r W ilso n , Mi ’. an d In M oro
V e v e n in g to v isit paid.
10.84 in c h e s; B. W . P a y n e 9.24 in ­ in th e d o w n tre n d . S e aso n al Indus*
M rs. V ern o n B e rry a n d
f am ily , Mr. and
R a lp h B u sse an d
S e llin g g ra in b y th e h u n d r e d ­ ch es; B ovee B lay lo ck 9.48 in ch es; trie s , h o w e v e r, led th e d e c lin e , a c ­
M rs. Rill J e f fe rie s , th e Bill Bow- \ «•«■ an d
W baby.
H ru k e r t 8 0 5 in ch es; C h et c o u n tin g fo r 10,000 fe w e r n o n ­
w
e
ig h t r a th e r th a n b y th e b u sh e l w
lens, th e Boh T a tu m s , |< aig en e
Mr. u n i
C o : ^ 6.63 in ch es; P a u le n K ase-
. G ene
R ey n o ld s
fa r m jo b s a n d r e p r e s e n tin g th e
K n o tt, th e Bill T o d d s, H a ro Id Ea- an d fa nily w e re e b bu u sin e ss v is ito rs will p ro b a b ly be th e c u s to m in
1959 fo r S h e rm a n c o u n ty fa rm e rs . i»erg 9.68 in ch es; A llan P in k e rto n m a jo r s h a r e o f th e d e c re a s e fro m
k in s ’ am i A lfred P a v n c . S ch o o ls In Poi Ian 1 I'TIday
H o w a rd B oss 9.03 485,900 a y e a r ago.
A m o v e to c h a n g e to hundredi- 10.72 in h e s;
(.’• ‘o r re Wild«, -f I
p a rtic ip a tin g w ere
K en t, G ra
o rtla n d s|x>nt
in ch es; I.a m e r S a y rs 13.32 Q 'h e s ;
E s tim a te s m a d e b y th e S ta te
V alley, M au p in , W am ic an d Pet
•'kerni at th e h o m e o f h is w e ig h t h a s Ix-en u n d e rw a y s e v e r ­ 'le d T h o m p so n 9.35 in c h e s ; T ed
al
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a
rs
.
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s
tu
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y
h
a
s
b
een
con-
1
n
e m p lo y m e n t C o m p c n s a tio n
e rs b u rg . T h e g irls p la y e r i
■r, Mrs. RII
R olfe am i d u c te d by th e USDA an d p la n s T rim b le 12.11 in ch es; A. S. W et- c o m m is sio n in c o -o p e ra tio n w ith
hall in tlio a fte rn o o n am i th e
k in s 100.8 in c h e s ; F. L. W a tk in s U. S. B u re a u o f I^abor S ta tis tic s
b ask et hall in th e e v e n in g .
< Jordon
i i , h. Sill ill -on of Mr w e re ,<» in itia te th e m e th o d fo r 10.63 in ch es.
15)58. F u r t h e r s tu d y a n d a d e la y
sh o w ed 50.200 lo g g in g a n d s a w ­
nd Mrs. M.vr
Mr. a ik | Mrs. V ern MiG
¡m lth, sp e n t sev in s h ift w as a sk tsl b y th e g ra in
m ill e m p lo y e s, c o m p a r in g w ith
an d d a u g h te r , S h a ro n , o f
in
t ii« * ho; Idtal
I’ll
tra d e , ’flu* p rin c ip a l a d v a n ta g e s
54,600 last y e a r. I’lyw ootl e m p lo y ­
Rock w e re o v e rn ig h t g u est i hi
m e n t, h o w e v e r, g a in e d 600 to 14,*
w ere fo u n d to be: 1) F lim in a tio n
F rid a y at th e A rzell L em lev I
‘li I
an K e ith B a r n e ,i
700. F'lxxl p r o te s s in g w ith 16,400
of th e need to c o n v e rt « p ian tities
S a tu rd a y th e y took th e ir d a n
P o rtla n d
S a tu r d a y t«
of g r a in s fro m |M»und.s to b u sh e ls
jo b s a ls o fell s h o r t o f th e 1956
These fo ur Oregon
m inisters «►f the St. Johns C hristian Churcl
to S is te rs w h e re sh<* w ill k ‘
J s te p p e d - u p a c tiv ity in th e d r i­
i E d w in P e te rs Ix 'fo re in
at tin* tim e of sale.
T h is w o u ld
m a rk , a n d c o n s tru c tio n a t 22,500 circle the glotx* to emphasize the in Portland is l«xal arrangem ent
school.
n ,i
to C a lifo rn ia. T h e y cam«
-a v e m u ch tim e, w o rk a n d Q»nfu- v e r c o n tro l ¡»hase o f O re g o n ’s w as n e a rly 2,000 u n d e r la s t y e a r ’s theme, “G od’s AA'onl fo r (o x i’s chairm an, and L.vnnton Elw el
T h e B ap tist M ission so •lety i
nda v.
sio
n an d m ig h t p re v e n , e r r o r s tra ffic s a fe ty p ro g ra m r e s u lte d in re p o rt.
AA’o rk l,” which w ill l»e the slogan m in is ter of the AA cst Side Churcl
at th e c h u rc h las, 'file s •iy ar
lic e n se s u s p e n s io n
fo r
H o lid ay tr a d e p la n s g a v e re ta il of the N o rth A m erican C h ristian of Christ in Eugene is hwal pul
now
m ad e w h ile m a k in g co n v er- d r iv e r
Mr D u an e I.« m ley am i
n oon w ith
1,3 m e m b e rs pres«
P o r ui I a rr iv d F rid a y -io n . 2» I, w ould g re a tly s im p lify s lig h tly m o re th a n 11 p e rc e n t of e m p lo y m e n t a lift b u t th e Nov- Convention to be held in Portland lie ijv chairm an.
M rs. Don Ix*ach, pre-id« n t, I
th e d r iv e r s in v o lv ed in fa ta l a c ­ e m ix ‘r r e p o r t sh o w e d o n ly 78,900 Oregon, July 9-1.», 1938.
H arold
-jxmt th«> W e e k e n d th e c o m p a riso n of th e re la tiv e
c h a rg e of th e m e e tin g . Th«
Sunday,
F e b m a ry
2, is th
c id e n t s in th e s ta te la s t y e a r, th e w o rk in g a g a in s t
83,100 a y e a r L ym an is the
feed
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m in ister of the Ivick-off for
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th e a fte rn o o n w o rk in g on I I . I l e i
p re-registration fo
T
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of
M
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V
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les
ago. T r a n s p o r ta tio n , u tilitie s a n d Court S treet C hristian Church in the Ju ly gathering, w ith 350
g r a in s sin c e th e p o u n d s p e r bu-
fo r fla tu ie lg ra p h s to he se n ,
tin a n o e also e a se d off s o m e w h a t. Salem, A lg er F itc h , m in ister of Oregonians from C h ristian Chui
d M rs. Gu« H a iti ia n ti of sh«*l v a ry so w id ely . T h e d is a d ­ tra ffic s a fe ty d iv isio n re p o r ts .
Mrs. La w re n e T o «I in
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S e rv ic e a n d
g o v e rn m e n ta l jo b s the M ilw a u k ie Church of Christ «•lies and Churches of C hrist ev
d in n e r
T h e T o d d s recen tly re tu i
S u n d ay v a n ta g e s D T h e re w ould, h a v e to «»stimated
d r iv e r s in v o lv ed in re m a in e d s lig h tly h ig h e r th a n in
A I- Bai z e n
he a d ju s tm e n ts in th e h a b its of
Is p latform chairm an fo r the con­ pected to participate.
J a p a n , w h e re th e y a re
th in k in g by th e
g ra in
tra d e . fatal c r a s h e d a fig u re th a t h o ld s 1956.
vention, Jexs Johnson,
m in ister
ark»s, a f te r s|x * n d in g a y
fa
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m
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2) S o m e c h a n g e s in le g isla tio n
Mr. a n d Mrs. Dell ()|
w ou ld b«‘ nee»‘ss a ry . 3) C h a n g e s E xact n tin ’e r of d r iv e r s in fa ta l
th e ir g u e -ts last w»*ek h. b ro th e r
w
o u ld h a v e to lx» m a d e in fo rm s a c c id e n ts w ill not be k n o w n u n til
a n d s is te r in law . Mr.
lr. a n d M rs.
late F e b ru a r y .
an
d o ffic e p ro c e d u re s.
,) T h e
J a m e s W a lk e n sh a i
if r a f t,
In 1956 o n ly 6.6 p e rc e n t o f th e
I here are th ro e reaso n s
h is to ric a l s ta tis U ra l «lata
w ould
Mr. an d M rs. < rle s P e rrig o
M uro H otel Itldg. .IO 5 3 5 til
no, lx- v o m p a ra V c to th e n ew d r iv e r s invyrfVcd in fa ta l m is h a p
and fam ily o As
for reading—at least that
la sp e n t th e
O l I IC E HAAS
s ta tis tic s 5) T h e re would' lx* so m e d re w 1 let*nst«-9us(Mansions. (3)
w e e k e n d lien \ I-
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e n ta th e F ra n k T. I!
a re a u th o r iz e d b y law to s u s p e n d
ing p ra c tic e .
The reader warns the news,
th e lic e n se of an y d r iv e r w h e n
S w ift an d C o m p a n y ’s C h icag o
th e d e p a r tm e n t h a s re a s o n to b e ­
information about
some­
p la n t d is c o n tin u e d la m b a n d c a lf
lieve th a t " su c h p e rs o n h a s , by
d re s s in g o |x * ratlo n s J a n u a r y ' 25.
thing in which he is interest­
in c o m p e te n t, re c k le ss o r u n la w fu l
P re s id e n t of th e p la n t in 'ica,«is
o p e ra tio n o f a m o to r v ehicle, c a u ­
ed,
or to get ideas and for
i d r a s tic rtx lu c tio n in s u p p ly o f
s e ) o r c o n tr ib u te d to a n accid en t
a n im a ls — 1» p e r c e n t in 10 y e a r s -
re s u ltin g ¡n d e a th o r in ju ry to
many jw’ople the field of
n e c e s s ita te d th e «k* ision.
a n y jx*rson o r se rio u s p r o p e r ty
S ize a n d e fficien cy a tv a n d w ill d a m a g e .”
ideas is ut.limited.
c o n tin u e to tx* th e k e y to p ro fit
I he ;>6 d r v e r s u ho rec e iv e d sus-
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in fa r m in g P ro fit fro m h o g s in (H 'nsions last y e a r u n d e r th is se c ­
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n a n ii u n ty w ill h in g e on
This newspaper contains
tio n of th e law re p r e s e n t a 70 p e r
iis fa c to r an d is Im jx u ta n t fo r c e n t in c re a s e o v e r th e 33 d riv e rs
some
news> most of the im­
I g ra in fa rm e rs w h o w a n t to w h o se lic e n se s w e re
suspen«1ed
portant news of Sherman
in bu sin ess. A s tu d y of 50 for th e sa m e c a u se in 1956.
In
na fai rtn era by P u rd u e unl-
county which is the p articu ­
S u ch a - tio n now is ta k e n o n ly
tv
w s m irk<‘«l In c re a se in w h en all r e p o r ts
in v e s tig a tio n
lar field of this n e w sp a p e r
n«‘t e tu r n s as size o f sow bend
c le a rly In d ic a te » n W a d r i v e r ’s ir-
and
all of the area for which
«-«■- W ith la b o r at $1 (K> p e r res,x»nslblt» a c tio n s h a v e c a u M d
th»* newspaper can be res­
a 10 sow o p e ra tio n n e tte d o n e o r m o te tra ffic d e a th s . All
$'-’70. a 30 so w o jx 'ra tio n $1,950 police a n d d r iv e r r e p o r ts o n fa ta l
ponsible.
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am i c i «’>» so u
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Toti al In v e s tm e n t jx’r sow an d
by a re v ie w
b o a rd «.om posed of
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tw o li
vas g r e a te r on s m a lle r tik* m a n a g e r a n d a sx ista iv m a n ­
This neAvspajH’f contains a
o n th e larger o nes, a g e r o f th e « ir iw r lic e n s e d iv isio n
good
bit of information on
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.. A
t b«‘ 10 sow h e rd a n d $381 in th e tio n s u p e rv is o r.
various subjects, usually the
50 x(»w i»jx‘ atl«»n I « tru e r h o g pro-
subjects the readers are
l>eciston to su«{x*nd u n d e r th is
«lu«'«'!
u se th e «am c « xpiipm ent sectio n o f th e law u su a lly r e s u lts
most
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AV.) «Ol» h a s a f if tv y e a r ra in fa ll
farm
ing,
about roads, about
r«' o r t « R«'ix»ixlinji w as s ta rt« \l in PTA I II AS M O K E P H o N K S
schools,
about
government,
1907. F r om I ’M)? •1930 th e a v e ra g e I X C O l’ K T l n t a \ t \ f i ;
about
markets,
about
nearly
raltif; di w as 11.4 5
T h e 50 y e a r
P acific T e le p h o n e w as p ro v id ­
everything that affects Sher­
a v era gc
w asc«» 12 Inches. ing se rv ic e to a to ta l o f 235 tele-
G ral«8 V aliev p re c e n tly (Jcx*sn*t l»hom\s in M oro at th e s t a r t of
man countv.
b a v e nn o fficia l w e a th e r b u re a u 1958. M an ag er Cal Hot
n sii<i
p
siili«»
b u t did h a v e fro m 18S9- la \
1 IXx'-i u i\ o n e know w h o * R i'cen tly c o m p ile d fig u re s show
1918.
This newspaper contains
•ping d u r- th e r e w as a n in c re a se «>f 10 tele
LRA' 9
¡«leas on a great many sub­
• Air- phon«‘s in s e rv ic e h e re d u rin g th e
jects. They are accepted as
11 16 past y e a r
g«»«A«l or bad de|Aen«ling on
In Augu.« o f last y e a r, th e com -
.i.n vop- p a n y sx«sx>
nudai
th e 500.000 m a rk in
the previous prejudices o f
Kf HT1 < KA Slhd(.M I
th e 1
A 1
J»le th r u th e numtx* of te le p h o n e s it w as
hot Itbov um » Kt I
the
recipient. But they are
in tv
:cnt
»•« (I > l ì . . . ”
<
T h e s e r v in g in
regon <>n J a n u a r y 1.
i«‘ a«i
ideas.
An«l there is nev«*r
th ln
of m u ­ 1958. th a t
tai h ad itX T eased to
t u a I
¡ant
ti larxl- 508 089 for t gain of I (,5-tx o v e r
a n y s u r p lu s «»f ideas, those
is d iv id e d u p th e 12-m on
accepted today may 1 h * «lis-
(MM
’’T o m eet
tio n t In chuN ng
•w
demand
ean|e«l
tomorrow and those
t <»f
H 'rty. term.« of fo r m o re n
y¡x*s of m»r-
r r a r .. k>'m«*nt«, o p era- v ice.” H om
thrown
awav n m v becom e
he .ompnnv
ing ex:
<har«',
sjw n t $27.0
Dregon dur-
the
key;
t(»n<
of an arch
tai Ini
ÎHE OLD HfRMlTAGF CO
vemenU, ln< 1957 .»»
p la n n ng con.«truc-
later
:s‘'s» rb
• Mxxling
PRODUCTS CO., KlMU.h
g to
li V.
$21.000 (MO
nents of th ro u g h o u t
’ta te in 1958.
County Ramblin’s
Employment Down
As Lumber and
Farm Work Decline
More Drivers Lose
Licenses in 1957
Dr Frank D. Reid
Dentist
N E W LOW p r ic e :
so
s
...better reason than ei er for you to
OLD
H e
f i ». ;
lift
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