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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1959)
PA O S », HHEHMAN CULM T I JU C B N A I, MORO. ORBOoM HIGHWAY JIVILDING PRIOAV. Jl'LV 105 9 19.3 cents In 1958, states. th e report Fire Season’» A’ Cornin’ Due to the m any stubble, grain Visitors to Oregon this year may and building fires that happene) obtain a court»? in engineering PubliNhrtl Every Friday at on th? farm s last year In the coun if they use their tim e while waul Moro, Oregon try . it is tim e th at you farm ers ing at* road blocks T rue they can't start thinking about fire protec Giles I a . French Edito« see m uch from th eir vantage point Z n t - r w l M «WRind « b « ™ " « r «4 Uw tion around your place. and their minds are in no state P o ato frie« a t M oro, O re g o n . un d er A M How manv of you realize that . re » » < >f March •. UUS^___ _____ to receive information b ut there you have an Uieal piece of fire n a t io n a l e d it o r ia l 1« a lot of building going on fighting equipm ent on th e farm? Between The Dalles ami Port- It is none o ther than your weed as Q jc ^ ti Q n land nearly a quarter of the way spraver. W ith the purchase of ' *T‘ „ . » — - is being unuse«, because engineers gome 3-4 inch high pressure hose r«HH¿s* and contractors w ant to lie un and a nozzle areJ by keeping the d isturbed in their secret ifltiors. tank full of water, you are set. The great American taxpuyei M I W ir A R I« ALso, you should ke»?p a few crawls along an out-of<*iate road R U iU I M I k l back pack pum p cans handy d u r while crew s widen a little strip of ing the dry season ami harvest. ASSOCIATION the new to meet some specifica Aroun the house and buildings tions laid down in W ashington, you should have t 0-2 s or dry D. C. which make« them perfect T ÏFFtC lA L COUNTY I’AFKB powder extinguishers for^gas. oil because Uncle Sam has t h e Hl’IW(R1PTION BATES or electric fires. For all other money. ONE YEAR_____________ 1304 types of fires th e 2 *4 gallon w ater When jieople are oppressed they pressurized extinguisher or the J V IA 17, 195» revolt and usually get a set of 2*4 gallon Carbaloy pressurized new oppressors in place of the type Ls recommended. Carabaloy THE < EN TENNIAL old. The new ones are often hun is a non-freezing solution and is T here are many things wrong grier. Sometimes people establish good until used on a fire. with the central show at Oregon « w hat is called a democracy which Centennial and th ere are many Is good until it degenerates into things right with it. It is easily a (bureaucracy which is like a dic good enough that everyone Mxxild tatorship except th at you can’t Dr, Otis G. Perkins see tit. . ... find the dictator when you want Beat ¡»art of the show, for this to cut off Ms head. It may Optometrist w riter, is the foreign trade fair afxjut tim e to revolt against the which has b rought goods from 40 E. 2nd St. bureaucracy of engineers wno distant lands for purchase or seem to lie tb? least resilent group 1 el. CYH-5362 The Dalles. Ore. viewing and exhibits that show in the world in that they can find the way of life of millions of peo but one way to do things—their ples who do not understand o u r m aterial clvlliaaUon any more way. F irst they employ huge m a than we understand tlielrs. And chine« that tug and lift rocks and ixsit of the best are the i>eautiful t irt into a sort of roadbed, then displays from India and Hong they go off and leave it set for Kong. Such a rtistry m ust take years of loving lal»or in something m onths as if it noaded to m ature. Finally it is smoothed and cover far more valuable than money. ed with fine rock and after an They are rich in color and design. other period of Incubation of some One can buy in hoiik * ixxrths, so rt it becomes possible to p a re artickti that are commercial items it when it is usable by automo at home but are rare and th ere biles but not until fen e builders, fore odd to us. They are souven- line painter and «ign painter» and other ingredients declined 0.4 T h ese fiv e Indian m aiden» w ere ploym ent in years, anti unemploy lers in a way, yet can 1* useful. have each caused their long de County Ramblings cents. selected from the I matllhi, Walla The «»¡».«n air pavilion of the ment ami welfare vases are nt low F arm ers received only 2.4 cents Walla, Cayuse and Y akim a tribe» forest companion is interesting lays. C ounty A gricu ltu ral Age«H We are hopeful that eventually a« tribal royalty for the National levels. for w heat end 0.6 cents for other uis a showing of what may lie Another bright spot in the gen some radical m em ber of the au Indian Fncaiiipnient in Pendle A long-overdue organization— ingredients in a loaf selling for <jone with wood and while not so eral recovery Is the fact that peo gust tribe* of engineers will find ton, July 18-26. L*H ri« ,‘t: Oregon A gricultural E ditors— got im pressive as the old foresty ADS Wapato, Wash.; ple are reported spending a t a re off the ground this sum m er w ita W A N T building is perhaps more appro a way to build a highway w ith P h yllis Miller, cord rate. Spendings on durable less tim e unxl money. He would be Marie Alexander, Pendleton; Shei- w hat appears to be a going con priate in this age. goods, such a« cars and horn»? ap FOR SALE: Demonstrator Conn A visitor at the Centennial a refreshing change from those lah Poiul, Pendleton; Judy Hines, pliances., are not back to the high cern. Organ. Beautiful mahogany. should know beforehand why the who prove that it has to be done Cayuse and lx»l» McFarland, Pen levels of 1957, the economists say. (Formed prim arily to help im Perfect condition, new guaran show is going on. H e will not find Just like this with figures, slip- dleton. prove agriculture s public rela However, outlays for such non tee. $200.00 off list price • cv h en ce of the reason for it in sticks, com putators, etc. Maybe durable goods as food and cloth tions, OAE has as its them«?, a reduction in go« tax on detours Terms. Sievers’ Music Box • economy mmiks b e t t e u the old cow barn. T here Is little "BuiU ing Friends for Agricul Several bright spots have em ing are again at record highs. ture" __ to make Oregon agricul 212 E 2nd The Dalles, Ore. of Oregon, almost nothing of Ore would help. 36-37c erged in the m arket picture fot SpenxMng for medical, dental, and tu re "the industry everybody i * gon history and not much of Ore personal care ami other services Oregon farm ers and handlers ol gon counties.. L ittle (in popula WHEAT VOTE TT)R SALE: Slightly used Conn knows." Next T hursday w heat grow ers fawn pro net«, according to an continue a steady climb. tion! lxike county has a well F irst program launched is that Caprice Organ. Complete with State and local governm ent will have a chance to vote on the Oregon State college agricultural manned (girled) exhibit; Hood liern’h only $769.00. The Conn spendings are also at peak levels. of prom oting the term ‘‘flavor- River’s is unique in that It was continuance of m arketing quotas. economist. Organ is the easiest to learn. See W hile federal governm ent spend land’’ for producing areas of Ore The governm ent does not give M. D. Thomas, OSC extension made by local painters and sculp and hear it a t Sievers’ Music ing tops a year ago, it still lags gon’s prem ium quality fruit. tors and what county can compare farm ers an «»¡»¡lortunlty to vote on servl ' says Oregon, produce will Any ideas you have to help Box. Small down paym ent. behind the 1953 peace-time high, the online farm program, m erely lie going to m arket th is summet with th»t; Harney has colored this group carry out its them e und Term s. 36-37c Thomas rei»orts. on the quotas. There is no vote on photographs of extrem e lieauty land fall at a tim e w hen the num- D etailed r«t»orU on the general purposes will be welcomed. Send HX)R SALE: One only Repossess acreage idiot men ts. VI. tt. J«»)» tr»ot<U»ru la At a that noed no lights to m ake them your ideas to the Sherm an County It t« Iixeiy rn;n ntsiory win r e ed Stereo-Phonograph. Beautiful r«naritabie; Lane county has record high anti when the am ount economy and the picture for some A gent’s office. In the 1890’s a wish peat Itself and that farm er» will of Oregon*« m ain farm commodi Mahogany Console with m atch done well; Wasco county should of money received and spent will came true at the little The organization is made up of again approve the quutias. If they ties are presented in tfte current ing speaker cabinet. 25% off bring its display home. h it iLs high mark. town of Tumwater, near w orkers in press, radio, TV, and regular price. Used only one 'I’lie beef industry has a fine were perm itted to vote on the W hile this com bination gxx?s a issue of Oregon Farm and Market agricultural inform ation. Oft leers Olympia, Washington. whole farm program it would Outlook circular published by month. New guarantee. Easy exhibit, easily tlw liest of any Ore long way tow ard m arking a "sell are Ivan H. Jones, KGW farm di Here, flowing cool and term s At Sievers' Music Box. gon Industry except tim ber. Beef prolubly be defeated although ers' m arket," Thomas cautions OSC extension service. rector, president; Scot Lamb, Ore Wheat fa n n e rs m ight w ant to 36-37C clear from deep artesian producer* are still 1 nt created in Lh it it doesn't always hold true gon Farm Bureau editor, vice-pre wells, water of an FOR SALE: One only Packard- making a m arket for lieef, that keep it. t ’ertalnly it would not when supplies are sui»erabundnnt sident; and Gene McNulty, Oregon extraordinary character Bell Stereo H iF i-N e w Fruit- not having lieen assure«] or made pavs if all fanners voted l»ecau.se as they now are for many farm Farn 1er, s ecret a ry 4 ress u re r. few of them receive any benefits enables was discovered. This unnecessary by g o v c r n ment. wood Console w ith matching products. Directors are Arnold Ebert, the family The gard en of tom orrow greatly from it. 9{X?aker - Reg. $241.95 Now only The national economy is now was water equal to those OSC ag inform ation office chair If the quotas were to l»e dk»con- in a comclKick that seems likely $199.95. Terms. At Sievers’ Mu resem bles a crowded one of today; Io lim it used in brewing the man, bob Holley, Oregon Journal tlx* ml«,-way is a mid-way design tinned by a vote i»t more than a to extend well into 19(i() or longer, sic Box. The Dalles. 36-37c I ’l2 cost famous beers of Bavaria m arket editor; Joe Bianco, Ore ed, as are many of the outside third of th e nation's farm ers, the say the exi»erti} who chart national . . . water which, in the gonian ag editor; lorn Court- 'OR SALE: W ashed sand and to its t.»>Js of wiihes. loan would !»• 50 percent of parity features, for those n either phy trend«. Oregon’s economy, how gravel at m outh of John Day wright, 1‘endleton Grain Growers years ahead, was to be or alxmt >1.18. That is t»elow the ever, is «lightly m ore precarious sically or mentally m ature. River. Also road gravel. Colum public relations director; Lillie responsible for the international price for wlx»at am, T here is a display of house de since home-building m arkets for bia Rock Products, Box 688, Madsen, Salem Satesman farm ed popularity of light signing (Cameo House) w here the it is not certain that the p rk e local forewt products are especial Rufus, Ore. Ph. Rufus 17. 2«tfn itor; and Mrs. Val Thoenig, Lame Olympia Beer. It new- things In living are shown w ouii drop thait low. Also there ly se n s,,Iw to credit conditions, county extension office inform a STATE W IDE PAINT CO. com remains as true in this including a Mormon family show is a pr«»fi.i.bll,ty -that the next con 'Phomas explains. Ì h in t JIM plete painting and decorating tion assistant. er. To meat it Is ra th e r extrem e gress would Interpret such a vote century as the last: Oreg«>n lalx»r offle s this spring IKVUllYAVt service, spray or brush. I’honc F ederal Tax R efund as repudiation of th e ¡»resent and abtra»'tlve to those w*ho woul I reported the best pickup In em the more perfect the Application for l-'ederai Tax Re CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E. scfieme and make s«»me changes. endanger comfort f«»r novelty. brewing water, the more fund for off-highway farm use 12th St. Vern Campbell and T here a re some excellent photo- t perfect the brewing Jack Null, Tlie Dalles, Or. 38tfn gasoline m ust be filed a lte r July graphs, many of Oregon places PLACE NAMES result. Olympia’s 1 and prior to October 1, 1959. Every now and then, eHpxdally FOR A gricultural loans see The including Shaniko ami there ts an F arm ers are entitled to a refund famous water is in this centennial year, there is Dalis NFLA and the Mid-Colum exhibition of dirty finger painting of 3 cents per gallon on gasoline naturally perfect for bia PCA, 4th & Court Streets, and a few with discernible moan som ething sahl ndK»ut place names used in off-htghway farm ing oper The Dalles P. O. Box 243 - with, natui'ally, reference to the brewing just as it flows ing ation. F'ornts should he »eait di CYpress 6-2468. 21-25c ¡H'cuiiar ones. Oregonian« have an from the earth . . . There are dozen» of commercial rectly from the Internal Revenue Custom Slaughtering by appoint creating a beer of exhibits, that, like the ads in a excellent reference l»x>k «»n ¡»lace or should be available from your m ent only. Meat cutting, w rap new«pa|»or, pay for the show. names in M acA rthur's Geographic refreshingly different local gas and oil distributors. ping, sh arp freeze. Kenny's They show the progress of indus Names. ,nd th ere are nam es of good taste. Bread C w t Up— Farm Dow n Market, Grass Valley, Oreg«m. try. new inventions, new methods, places that « « a p e d him or given Costs of m arketing a one-pound Call ED 3-2345 for appointment. the 1959 results of tlx* oki designs to small kommunlties. loaf of w hite bread Increased 5.1 Sherm an county Is not without of Ixwnaivo deV ind, w’hose in FOR SALE: 1945 Army Jeep. cents or 39%, from 1948 to 1958, ventions are shown together with ««Id t»«in«*s. There is Starvation Kendrick Dunlap. Moro. 37-8c the one according to USDA re p o rt In the som«* inform ation alxuit wQi.it was l\»lnt, for instance, and it was WANT to make $15 to $25 in a same period, the price of wheat priceless perhaps the w orld’s finest mind; named bw auae forming in that «lay? We will train and finance region «»net* qualified a man for an old timer, 1452-1519. dependable man or woman, ov T aylor IAIDGE A. F. A A. M. ingredient The cost we <k> not think ex starvation. Across the c«»un<y is e r 21, for a part tim e NcNesa Wasco, Oregon Lickxklllet, another region named cessive The ¡Miking inclinlc« a Route work. W rite McNess Co. -/G V Meets each First and Third free bus ride to the <lo«*r, the l«cauM* its ptx>uctlon made cer Tuesdays. Box 4014, Oakland 23, Cal. 37-8p things to s«v are surely w orth a tain unsoekd praetlcw mx'cs^uy Doug Shull, W. M. for survival. dollar If there lie any curiosity Carl Tuggle, S-x-retary » EGAL NOTICES We have some hollows and we in the mind at ail; there is nothing Lupine Itebekah Txídge No? TT8 N THE COUNTY COURT OF else to buy unless one detdres. have a hard tune getting folks Ueets 2nd and 4th Tue-. THE STATE OF OKE<B>N FOB outside the county to recognize an«, tlh» price is made known or day» of each month. Visit- TH E COUNTY OF SHERMAN the goods marked. As f«»r the them as hollows. They insist on ■ ember» w ■ In the Matter of the Estate ) «•ailing them creeks w ithout know name ItandN, stage shows, movie Mary Brackett, N. G. Of ) ing that in this dry country it 1« cowiioys, singers, etc., we do not Helen Martin, Secretary____ pckislble to have a Itig, long hol FRANK KUEHN EL. Decease« > know, attending less to l»e e n te r H ABLA N DVIEW GRANGE low w ithout a creek. T here is No. 652 tained th an to lie informed. Meet» First ami Third Mondaj« NOTH'E TO CREDITORS Somehow we got the Uni»res- Buck Hollow, that borders the each month at 8.00 p. m. there is Notice is hereby given that the slon that the w’hole show lacked county on tin* south. Helen Hruckert, Master undersigned has been appointed organization someplace, t*hat it China Hollow, named, it is said, n w t M » B n nk ert, Secretary adm inistratrix of the estate of was a rood show Instead of an for a ClutuMtutn found there with- M oro“!1XIDGK Nt). llj~ l.< M > .F . Frank Kuehnel, Deceased, by the Oregon show, that it was going out the story being «¡»xuflc al»out Meets 1st ami 3rd Tuoo tfounty Court of the State of Ore several ways at once Certainly ins state of anim ation, th e re is days in I.O.Ü.F. hall. T ra n gon, for Sherman County, and has which got its the interest of Oregon citizens SpanHh Hollow *** s u n t and visiting brother* qualified. All persons having was not aroused early enough to name b«vau»e some S|xitd<h cat are cordially invited. d a lm s against said estate are assure their participation <wi a tle were hmiul there Some «my Floyd Haines. N. G. hereby notified to ¡»resent the Ixx) W atkins. Secretary strong tiasis and the publicity has the skull of a Sj»anlsh ox and ’ same, duly verified as by law lieen largely abotM the en tertain some a few live SjKinish cow«. I iiii-U.i I «win»- N > l-’l \ L A A M required, to the um.ersigned at ’Htere are l«»ts of G lass Valleys ment features. Meets on the 1 <t and 3rn A 333 American Bank Building, But. with all Its gooti jo in ts and but none, we venture to stut«', icn ¿ i«, Portland 5. Oregon, within six Thursday evenings each its failings K ¡s rt»e l»est show ntMued for gras» as tall and thick month. Visiting memlie we will «M*e in Oregon for years um the tall Knglkdi rye that in- cordially invited to meet w ith us. months from the date hereof. fettled the valley where the t«n«n and yaars. Don't miss it. Dated and first published July C lárem e Higley, W. M. was built. Many o f our creek and 10. 1959. Clyde Gillmor, Secretary 0 40 It get» p lainer every day that n«,ge num m came from «»rigliul Last publication. July 31, 1959 B eth leh em C hapter No. 78 O.&M Hoffa approacbe» his pr<A>lems resident», Gordon rulge, Barnum LF»N A U DeLANO Meets every second T hurs from t,M‘ ¡Mint of presKure* of canyon, Finnegan Nigger rhlge A dm inistratrix O IT *« IA B IIW IN O CO. «lay each month. Visiting one kiml or another instead of ami Niggt't Hollow wm> named, ANDERSON. FRANKLIN A Ohm*»«« W«M»> . V I A 7 members invite«!. Moro, Ore. fivm Ui«* mx iii < m ^i^xocu-h of right it is said, in honor of the sam e JONES A ttorneys for Estate Annabelle Kelso, W. M. and wrong <J«ng»<en», we under colored gentlem an who worked at 36-39C Dorothy Heater, Secretary the stage station in the holkvw. stand, do the <nme J^|¡erm an (County j o u r n a l amina The well that made a wish come true w 7ts the Water O lìmpia Y.. ■ « « 4 / L.
