Sherman County journal., May 08, 1959, Page 4, Image 4

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SHERM AN COUNTY JOUR N A D
MORO. OKKUUN
I Kl DA V, MAY 8, ItS t
■with good sense, and made to last Oregon In History
m enu to emigrants, I determined
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for time to come;
April 1C, 1845—Having concluc-
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gasoline & oil.
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W r it « E q u l i t t b l e S a v i n g * a t ih e a J J re aa s h o w n .
I I Ye», indeed. I would like tl.e Enui table Seeret of
1 plan »Mplained to me w ith no obligation. rtenM
me for appointm ent.
Me.t*e »end me your A P O A utom atic Payoff fta a
and literature on the following Saviuga M ana:
□ RelitM nant
□ Travel
□ Ce.h reserve
□ Children'» edutaUoa
□ T o build an estate
□ B u.ineM reeevve fund
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Copyright, 1959, United States Hrewers f oundation
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C ity or down—
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This small world gets bigger every year
The exciting world within a drop of oil keeps growing as we make diacoveriea that
VAC ATIO N.
CONVENIENT, M - /T FO N .
bring new and better products into your world.
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Even now, these products enter every hour of your day — from automotive fuels and
lubricants to synthetic fibers for blankets you sleep under at night and clothes you wear
County Ramblin’s
during the day.
County Agricultural Agent
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From where I sit. "neighbor­
liness” is a wonderful thing,
particularly when it’s put in
practice every day. This we
for ex a m p le, w hy not h
some neighbors in for a ",
of beer or a rup of eoff«
(Serving them their prefereiu
in beverages — that's "neigh­
borliness” too.)
y »tat
Ralph Jensen
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* CAR TRAVEL IS THE CHEAPEST, MOST
The 4-11 and
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entertainment,
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LET ME PROVE IT.
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From where I s it... / / Joe Marsh
When lib vvlie left on a visit,
Bud Harper promised to take
care of her potted plants. He
moved tl.thi out to the porch
where he'd Le sure to see them
— and then /i>r/;iii them.
H arp er
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Pl ts in a
ut, expect-
(1. But they
ipe — even
■arranged.
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in just a few minutes I can tell you the
AL RESOURCES ci the EARTH
foi th e B E N E F I T G F T H IS A N D
C O M IN G .G E N E R A T IO N S , A N D
T H I S TO IN S U R E C O N T IN U ­
IN G
P R O P E R ITY
EOR T H E
I P E O P L E O E A F R E E W O R L D .
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sufficient to * arran*
effort to make It my fu tu » * « M
I started, accordingly, on the
morning of the 16th of Aprtl. lM«
Joe.
Journal
llvest«
Ju d g in g field d ay w ill be h
.May 23 a t th e H aro ld E iikli
so u th an I ea st o f G ra ss
T h e e v e n t w ill s t a r t w ith a pot-J
luck d in n e r follow ed by an a f t e r ­
noon of p ra c tic e ju d g in g . All I H
a n d E EA m e m b e rs, le a d e rs, p a r ­
e n ts an d frie n d s a r e In v ite d to p a r ­
tic ip a te . D u rin g th e p ast th r e e
years F re d E. Cox an d S on h a v e
been g ra c io u s h o sts.
T h is y e a r
H aro ld w ill ta k e o v e r a s h ost fo r w itn :i
th e c o u n ty w ide liv e sto c k e v e n ,.
D a v id
Cattle (.rul> Control
i ’u h liclt
D e m o n s tra tio n tr ia ls fo r c o n ­
tro l of c a ttle g ru b s e s ta b lis h e d on (
x.it,«»»» T o m
tw o fa rm s last fall w ill be c h e e k e d
\ >i>eei.d to u r
n ex t w eek . In s e c tic id e tr e a tm e n t s e rv a tio n w o tk u
w ith th e n ew s y s te m ic m a te ria ls d a y , M a I ■ T h e
w e re u sed on th e H mold E a k in th e W a eo-M oro .
an d D avid R ic h e ld e rfe r ra n , lies in s irin g to a ttertd
O cto b er of 1958, O b se rv a tio n of ,t th e W .i- i" 1‘;
r e s u lts w e re n o ted in F e b r u a r y May 15 In p a t i o i
an d w ill be a g a in
W e d n e sd a y , <»f \ a r i o u - stu b b h
May 13. E a k in ra n c h a, 19 no a. in. o ra , v a t e r w a v
am i 1:30 p. in. a , th e R ic h e ld e rfe r ping.
ranch.
Wax containers that preserve food; plastics, paints, photographic film, detergents,
medicines, synthetic rubber and thousands of other items for farms, homes, industry
and the Armed Forces now are made better because of oil ingredients which Standard
supplies to manufacturers.
To h elp m eet you r grow ing dem and for
petroleum products, we invested $235 million
for exploration and development in 21 states
of the U.S. and 12 other Western Hemisphere
countries.
Hut there’s more in oil's future — much more. And so last year, as every year, one of
our biggest jobs was finding ways to make oil serve you better
using research to
create new and improved products, and building facilities to put these products to work.
Ih-re are some of the things we did during 1958 toexpand the world withinadropof oil:
Our research and technical service staff has
grown to 1400 people. Today we make more
than 1000 products not sold 15 years ago.
During that time our research budget more
than tripled.
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S u ccess o v e r th e s ta te h as I h ' cii
good. T h e m a te ria ls a v a ila b le now
look to b e a good b e, fo r not o n ly
c a ttle g ru b s , b u t lic e an d flies if
a p p lie d in S e p te m lie r.
A nyone
w a n tin g to o b s e r v e r e s u lts sh o u ld
Is' p r e s e n t at o n e of th e s e fa rm s
a t th e d e s ig n a te d tim e.
TO
I 'S E
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to tb Ir t u b e t vv
a b ilitie s , to im pt
m a in ta in th e m , an
Producing and distributing products takes
continuing investment* in new refinery equip
ment, pipelines, tankers, trucks and trailers.
I
year, $108 million went into these new
facilities.
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Oregon t ’o iw n a t lo n Week
.May 3-10 h a s b een d e s ig n a te d a s
•'O regon
C o n s e rv a tio n
W eek"
S ta te o ffic ia ls h a v e -i ed th a t all
c itiz e n s g iv e th o u g h
o th is o b ­
se rv a n c e . S h e rm a n ci it i.m s need
to pay p a r tic u la r ntt*
Ion to con-
s e r v a ,loi d m
ir existence Is
md nor
based or oil
d w a,
Our 38,396 employees were paid $281 million
in w ages and benefits. Standard s 152,754
sto ck h o ld ers received n early 4< for each
dollar of the market value of stockholdings.
OPEN HORSE SALE
Fort Dal’es Riders’ Grounds
T l» n I b i l l e s . O t eg o ,l
M AY 10, 1959
Stadion Parade 10:00 a. m
itl\
Standard was one of the largest customer*
m the West Our purchases included 50,000
items . . . helped provide jobs and payrolls for
more than 10.000 firms m hundreds of West
era communities.
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SALE STARTS 12 NOON
Quarter Horses, Arabians, Wa
Thoroughbreds, Ponies, 1
Lunch Served on Ground:
Frank Wink, Auctioneer
Ro;ittra*ion fee: $6.00 Comm i
Far Information or tonsignm nt:
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Call or Write
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Bernie Wink, FO Box 578, F?. C
Through affiliates, we helped advance prog­
ress in more than 70 free Eastern Hemisphere
cou n tries. O il d ev elop m en t h elp s provide
jobs; supplies funds for education, health
and housing.
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O re iro n
S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y OF C A L IF O R N IA
plans ahead to serve you better