Sherman County journal., July 31, 1959, Page 2, Image 2

PACE t, SHERMAN COUNTY
JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON
FRIDAY. JULY Si. 1039
a r i d e r w o u ld h a v e to lead £» bi*
c y c le d o w n th e g ra d e a n d p w sh i t
Published E very Friday at
up; th e ro a d w ay Is n o t o fte n
More, Oregon
am ootfi en o u g h for e a sy rid in g .
Giles L. French
Edito» I t is J u s t n<X a p lace fo r b icycles.
Boy«, w e k n o w , do n o t a lw a y s
Cntarvd
SMOMl ria»» mattar at th«
d iffic u ltie s
P u a to ffirc at Moro.
Oregon. under Art n o r o fte n , ta k e su c h
of Conareaa of March S. 187*.
in to c o n sid e ra tio n . T h e y a r e im -
N A T IO N AL E D IT O R IA L ¡»etuous an d if d e te r m in e d to rid e
c ^ T,^ N
a bicy le u lo n g th e D e s c h u te s q u ite
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c a p a b le of d o in g so w h e th e r th e
t
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pcoX*x b e a rvasooaible o n e o r n ot.
W e h o p e n o th in g h a p p e n e d to th is
la d o th e r than, th e a c c u m u la tio n
o f so m e e x p e rie n c e am i ¡»etlKqiH
so m e tire d m u scles.
^ I j e r n t a u (C o u n ty t o u r n a i
'n rr*v*rn
WEATHER
O F F H |A L < O lN T Y PAPKW
T h e h o t sp e ll o f la s t w eek w as
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
c o m p a r a b le to th e cold .sp-ll of
CNF. YEAR
_____________ S3*0« th e fir s t o f J a n u a r y — In re v e rs e .
I t m a y s e ttle d o w n a n d re m a in
J VIA’ »1, >»3»
SOCIALISM IN PRACTK E
T h e new ru le s ( b a t Ca»tr© Is
tr y in g to o n iu n -e In C ulw a r e es-
e s s e n tia lly so cialism .
T h e y are
n o t a s y e t c o m m u n is m an d p r o b ­
a b ly w ill nvt b e b e c a u se Cuftxi h as
h a d y e a r s of fre e d o m a n d its p e o ­
ple a r e n o t of a p lacid d is p o sitio n
th a t w ould m a k e
com m onlK in
work.
W h at h a p jw n s in C ulw m ay be
a good lesso n fo r th e w o rld In
th e u s e s of so c ialism . A s ta te
w ith o u t d ic ta to r s h ip Is u n a b le to
e n fo rc e th e
d is c ip lin e
th a t is
n e c e ss a ry to m ak e so clallw n w o rk .
C a p ita lis m c a n o n ly d o th a t b e ­
c a u se p e o p le w a n t to g et a h e a d ,
to in c iv a se th e ir s ta n d in g e c o n o m ­
ically a n d so cially . P e rh a p s no
sy s te m w o u ld w o rk w ith a lazy
p o p u la tio n .
W hen C a s tro e s ta b lis h e s re n t
c o n tro l th e b u ild e rs of h o u se s q u it
a n d w h ile th e re s u lt w o u h l n o t be
im m e d ia te it w o u ld
e v e n tu a lly
end in fe w e r h o u ses. W h e n a n y
g o v e rn m e n t se ts a low in te r e s t
ra le s a v in g s a r e n e v e r m ad e, th e
m o n ey is sp en t b e c a u se it is not
w o rth sa v in g . T h e n th e r e is no
m oney to lend am i e v en th e g o v ­
e r n m e n t C annot g e t m o n ey to lo an
at th e low ra te .
■Sodiallsm a lm o st a lw a y s in ­
c lu d e s c o n tro l of a g ric u ltu re o r at
le a s t c o n tro l of th e c ro p s p r o ­
d u ced . If follow ed lo n g e n o u g h
th a t re s u lts in h u n g e r fo r f a r m ­
e rs n o w h e re in th is w o rk ! a re
|M>ople g o in g to w o rk a ll y e a r to
p ro d u e a c ro p th o t is not (h e irs
to sell. T h ey go th r o u g h th e m o ­
tio n s b u t less Is g ro w n .
S o cialism Is liascd on u th e o ry
th a t is no t re a lis tic ; t Is th a t m en
w o rk b e c a u se th e y
lik e it an d
w a n t to d o so m e th in g c o n s tru c ­
tive. C a p ita lism is b a se d on th e
r/ieo ry th a t m en w o rk to m a k e a
p ro fit. U n d e r coin nvun Ism m en
'h a w to w o rk o r th e s ta te c u ts off
th e ir food. T h e o n ly sy n tem u n d e r
w h ic h m en can f t c u m u la te goods
of h is o w n i c a p ita lis m . W ith o u t
th is in c e n tiv e m en (io twit p ro d u ce
v e ry w ell.
ANOTHER
CCC
T h e r e is a m o v e m e n t in th e
U n ited S ta te s s e n a te lo r a n o th e r
C iv ilia n C o n se rv a tio n Coups an d
In th e s e tim e s it Is a n a p p a llin g
su g g e s tio n w h i h e v e n a s o tta lis t
c o n g re s s co u ld not lx* e x jp c c te l to
p ass.
T h e re w as so m e re a s o n fo r th e
(X V In th e m id st of d e p re ssio n .
T h e r e w as no w o rk a n d y o u n g
m e n c o in in g in to th e ir » tre n g th
a n d i e 'p m s n dll ty c o u ld not fin d
Joks an d w e re to c o m in g a n u is
a n c e to th e m se lv e s an d o th e rs .
T h e (X V took th e m o v e r .in I g av e
th em w ack to do. N ot m u ch of th e
w o rk w ua v a lu a b le b u t it k e p t
th e l»o\s b u sy , g av e th e m new
s ig h ts to see a n d p ro v id e d f«xsl
for th e ir h u s k y y o u n g a p p e tite s .
In th e s e d ay u w h e n a n y o n e
wUth n o rm al o r less a m b itio n can
¿ret a jig» th e Idea o f a (XX’ is th e
l.v lg h th ot fo o lish n ess. Y oung m en
a rc mu» h l u s t e r o ff w o rk in g at
o m e th in g th ey c an h u lk l In to a
c a re e r , s o m e th in g m u c h m o re
l»erinancn t th a n (««derally m ad e
w ork.
T h e d is c ip lin e p ro b le m w as not
s e rio u s In th e o rig in a l (XX’ a l­
th o u g h som e tr o u b le h a d to be
exlpix’te d w ith so m u ch vim an d
v ig o r In o n e liu iT .n k s, T h o se w e re
tim es w h en e v e n th e m n h itlo u s
w ere u ik ’m ploved.
T h e se tim e s
a re d if f e r e n t an d w e n eed few er
w o rk in g for th e g o v e rn m e n t in ­
stead of m ore.
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NSW YORK-BORN, OHIO-ED­
UCATED. 5H C BEGAN CAREER.
AT 14-.... FOE PRAI6ED HER
VERDE ...-MOVED TO OREGON
IN 1864— BRET HAUTE EN­
COURAGED HER INTEREST
•N NW HISTORY. -..ThVER OB
THE WEST* ( WO) EDTABLIBHED
HER REPUTAIION
SHE
WR0TE4 VOLUMES FOR
BANCROFTS *Hl5TORY
OF THE RACI AC STATES'
AND NUMBERLESS
MAGAZINE STORIES. _
% ENTHUSIASTIC TRAVELER
> AND REPORTER, 6HE SCOURED
W ANT
A ll last w eek en d th e n ' w as a
♦x>y‘s bicy cle p a rk e d
a lo n g sid e
(b e old ra ilro a d g ra d e , now used
fo r a rood, d ir e c tly a c ro ss th e
D ro ch u tes fro m O ak b ro o k w h ich
Is a s id in g an I ««*tton h o u se s on
th e W asco c o u n ty sid e It is ab o u t
ten m ill's b elo w S h e r a r 's b rid g e .
T h e r id e r had not ru n in to an y
Of th e m w n ero u s r i ks an d M ie n .
It w as not a place w h e re a n y o n e
w oul f h av e g o n e s w im m in g n o r
w h e re a n y o n e w ith e x p e rie n c e
w ould go fish in g H ad th e rid e r
* m ay' n o t lx» v e ry lmp|>v
w an ted to go to O ak b ro o k he
co u ld o n ly h a v e cnw wx! th e r e In artxxit It H it fo re ig n a id fo o u r
k e e p in g
frten d N h ip a
a t»oat m o st e x p e rtly h an d le d . It m e a n s ,»f
was a iik M u n lik e ly place to see a b ro a d . It is not c o m p le te ly «uc-
a bicycle.
It seem » safe to sa y th a t not
m a n y b icy cles h a v e e v e r h een
a lo n g th e old ra ilro a d g ra d e on
th e CVsriH iles In th e first p lace
IN F L A T IO N C O S T
the people of
cool fo r th e re s t of th e s u m m e r,
Ju s t as la s t w in te r w as a m ild w in ­
te r d e s p ite th e few d a y s of e x ­
tre m e cold.
S u c h Chings a r e n o t u n co m m o n
in th is c o u n tr y w h ich p ro b a b ly
c a n an d d o es p ro d u c e m a n y p e c u ­
lia ritie s in w e a th e r. W h e n th e
te m p e ra tu re s a r e lev eled o u t th e y
in ¡ira te a m ild c lim a te b u t n a tu r e
h a s to h a v e its e x tr e m e s a n d of
th e k in d th a t a r e m o re o fte n
fo u n d in h ig h e r a n d d r i e r a re a s .
W e a r e a c c u sto m e d
to ra p id
c h a n g e s in th e w e a th e r. O u r r a i n ­
s to rm s in s u m m e r m ay b e c lo u d ­
b u rs ts , o u r w in d s c a n ho te r r if ic
IsXh h e a t an u cold can b e c o n c e n ­
tr a te d
in to a
few d a y s of too ’OR S A L E : W a sh e d s a n d a n d
g ra v e l a t m o u th o f J o h n D ay
m u ch . Not all y e a r s a r e lik e th a t.
R iv er. A lso ro a d g ra v e l. C o lu m ­
S om e a re us b la n d a n d u n in t e r e s t­
b ia R o ck P ro d u c ts ,
B ox 688,
in g as a W lllaan ette vaU ey ra in .
R u fu s, O re. P h . R u fu s 17. 2 7 tfn
W eatiherw 'ise w e liv e a little d a n ­
g e ro u s ly . A ral w e se e m to lik e it S T A T E W ID E P A IN T CO. c o m ­
Chat w ay fo r it a d d s in te r e s t.
p le te p a in tin g a n d d e c o ra tin g
s e rv ic e , s p r a y o r b ru s h . P h o n e
CY 6-3977 o r CY 6 5293, 1205 E .
H A R V E S T C O O K IN G
12th S t. V e rn C a m p b e ll a n d
J a c k N u ll, T h e D alles, O r. 3 8 ttn
It w o u ld h a r d ly b e p r o p e r fo r
th is fam ily Jo u rn a l to te ll a1x>ut FO R A g ric u ltu ra l lo a n s se e T h e
D alis N F L A a n d th e M id-C olum ­
Che h a rv e s tin g o f a n o th e r d a y
b ia PC A, 4 th & C o u rt S tr e e ts ,
w ith o u t s a y in g s o m e th in g a b o u t
T h e D alles P . O. B ox 243 •
th e co o k s w h o fed th e s e h o rd e s of
C Y p ress 6-2468.
21-25C
m en w h o c a m e to d o th e lo ad in g ,
th e k»x d riv in g , th e s o c k s e w in g C u sto m S la u g h te rin g by a p p o in t­
a b l fo rk in g . T h e y co o k ed m o re
m e n t o n ly . M eat c u ttin g , w ra p ­
food in a w eek th a n th e m o d e rn
p in g ,
s h a r p freeze.
K e n n y ’s
w o m an g e ts w a rm e d u p in a y e a r.
M a rk e t, G ra s s V alley , O regon.
T h ey h a d o n e a d v a n ta g e : th e
C all E D 3-2345 fo r a p p o in tm e n t.
m en w e re h u n g ry . H ut in o st o f th e W E 'L L BUY all k in d s o f lamtoe,
co o k s w e re goo d o n e s e v e n th o u g h
« lo ck o r fe e d e r c a ttle , d r y cow s
th e y h a n d le d to n s otf foixl e v e ry
o r b u lls. C h e t iK ivis, B ox 713,
h a rv e s t, th e y s till m a d e it ta s te
H e rm isto n ; H e p p n e r H o te l P h.
good.
6-9923, W alla W alla, l*h. Jack -
In th e t a r t y d a y s m o s t of th e
so n 5-6505.
39-42p
o u tf its a te in a voo k h o u se; so m e
tu n e s a c o o k h o u se w as u sed in
MEN OF
h e a d in g w h e n a s few ns six m e n
w e re h ire d , All th r a s h in g o u tf its
MORO
w h ich u -c d fro m 20 t o 30 men,
mid Sherman Coiiiity
w o re fe d Un a co o k h o u se . T h a t w a s
a s t m r t u r e tw e n ty o r m o re feet
long
m o u n te d o n b ig
w ag o n You can d o h c tlc r th a n you are
w h eels o r p r e f e r a b ly s e p a r a to r iliung <m your present Job.
tru c k s. T h y w e re not to ex ceed Young man of Moro lor perm an­
e ig h t feet w ide.
T a b le s w e re ent work in ('entrai Oregon, close
a lo n g e ach s id e a n d th e m e n sa t Io home. Starting salary of »433.
back to H ick a lo n g a n a is le (h a t |M-r month.
,
i an full le n g th of th e h o u se. T h e
k itc h e n w as a b o u t six fe e t at o n ? No Experience Necessary.
en d .
A lo n g sid e th e c o o k h o u se on 21 Io 35 years old, high sehisti or
lx»th sid es w e re th e su p p lie s, po ­ equal education. Ow n auto In g issi
ta to e s w h ich w en? o fte n a c o n ­ condition ami Is- out of town
tr ib u tio n o f th e fa rm e r, Ix a u s . .Monday through Friday (never
flo u r, c u re d m e a t an d v eg eta b les. more than tw o hoimt from home).
F re s h m e a t c a in e o u t fro m to w n
Replies Confidential.
via rouNtattiout o r a m e a t w ag o n , All
a s e rv ic e p ro v id e d b y a to w n
b u tc h e r shop. W ood w as Hplit b y M rile I’. O. Ilo\ 15ON, Salem, Ore­
gon, with full resume of back­
tb ? ro u s ta b o u t.
T h e f o o l w a s p la in a n d p h u iti- ground and |M-eM*ul em ployment
lu l aiul s u r p ris in g ly v a rie d w ith ­ (name of present firm or rmploy*
in. <>f c o u rs e , th e lim its of th e er not necessary).
suippli«*s. 'H ie m e n u d id n ’t r u n
I ay lo r M U H iK A. F . A A. M
m u ch to sa la d s b u t th e r e w as b o il­
Wasco, Oregon
ed a n I ro a s te d m eat, (»oiled p o ta ­
toes. g ra v y , bearwi auid s u h s ta p le y C y M eets e a c h F ir s t am i T h li
Tuesdays.
p ro v e n d e r as s u ite d th e nee<Ls a n d
D oug S h u ll, W. M.
ap|H ’tP e s o f h u n g r y m en . T h e re
C arl T u g g le , S e c re ta ry
w as c a k e o n ’ p ie a n d p u d d in g .
It w as su ch food as c o u ld k e e p a L up ine Rebekah I A»«Tge No. Ti
x s U eets 2nd a n d Uh Tue
m an p u llin g a h o e d o w n fo rk nil
K d . i y . of e a c h m o n th . V i-l
d ay an<l in to th e might.
m g m em l>ers w elcom
Phe cook also b a k e d th e b read
M ary B ra c k e tt, N. G.
to r th o u tf it a n d all in o n e o v en
H elen M arti i i , Sec re t a r v
on a re g u la r sto v e S h e u s u a lly
had to h a k e tw ice a d a y o r th r e e
tim e s in tw o , ’« y s am i o n e of
th e s e ii u k tn g s oouM co m e nt n ig h t
w h en th e cook w o u ld h a v e pre-
f e r r .d to sleep. <»M h a rv e s t h a n d s
m ay tioiwt o f th e h o u rs (h e y w o rk -
od in th e o ld n.vs b u t th e e»x>ks
lx*at th em a c o u p le h o u rs ti d ay
wt*ek a f t e r w eek . Tlx* cook w a s u p
anti b ad t> raaklast n e a r ly re u d v
In’to re th e w h is tle b le w to « w a k e n
th e m en a n d >hp h ad to wash the
d is h e s a f te r th e m en h ad ro lled
iivto th e ir b la n k e ts a ro u n d th e
s tra w sta c k .
A n d s h e m ig h t
h av e b n x id in th e o v en (o w a tc h
a n h o u r in ter.
S o n x 'tlrn e s th e s e h a rv e s t co o k s
ha I a h e lp e r, u s u a lly a y o u n g
girtl, H it so m e w o m en ix * r fe m d
to (to it all th e m se lv e a a n d m x
h a v e a n y o n e a ro u n d In (h e w ay.
A fte r harv»»st w us o v e r th e <xx>k
c o u ld ixx'ksX h e r tw o o r th r e e
d o lla rs a « y am i g o b u y h e r e e if
a n ew d r e m fo r w ith e r am i h a v e
s o m e th in g
left fo r C h r tr im a s
Hut s h e h o d o n e a d v a n ta g e sh e
cxxil
wa.*h h e r o w n
f .x e a n d
c o m b h e r o w n h a ir.
PACE 23
/tw c 6 i/r
IIAKI.ANIH IEM GRANGE
.Meets F ir s t am i T h ird M ondaj
each m o n th a t 3:00 p. m.
H elen Rruekert, Master
I lo r « n< i
H i i i, k n t .
i r la i >
M o ro
LO1K.E NO. I l l 1 .0 .0 .
M eets 1st a n d 3 rd Tu<
t X G j a y s m I.O .O .F. halL T ra
**' s ie n t a n d v is itin g b ro lh e
a re co rd ia lly in v ite d .
F lo y d H a in e s, N . C.
lax» W a tk in s , Secreta»>
I u i. k i Ixxlge No. 121 A.F A I
M eets on th e 1st a n d 3 ro
T h u rs d a y
e v e n in g s
eacn
m o n th
V isitin g membet«
c o rd ia lly In v ite d to m e e t w ith
C la re n c e Illg ley , W . M.
C ly d e G U lm or, S e c re ta ry
Bethlehem C h a p te r No. TS O.E
»‘v e ry se c o n d T h u
.«JJ?- lay
m o n th
V isit!
m ein lx ’t s in v ite d M oro, O
A n n a b e lle K elso, W . M.
lx » ro th y H e a te r, S e c re ta ry
W ',ee,s
” y
enable»
♦he family
j
♦o limit
♦he cost
to i!» need» or wi»he».
TIMES M 0 « l THAU WAS SMUT E0»
SCHOOLS
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Oregon In History
J u l y 30, I860 — T h e s te a m e r
B r o th e r J o n a th a n , w h ic h ju s t six
y e a r s ag o b r o u g h t t h e firs t n ew s
o f O re g o n s ta te h o o d , h a s b ro k e n
u p aind s u n k o ff C re s c e n t C ity ,
C a lifo rn ia , w ith a loss of m o re
th a n 200 lives.
I t is u n d e rs to o d
th a t C a p ta in S . I. D eW olfe co m ­
p la in e d t o th e o w n e rs th a t th e
s h ip w as tx id ly o v e rla d e n b e fo re
le a v in g S a n F ra n c isc o , b u t d e s ­
p it e t h i s h e w a s o rd e re d to sail.
C a u g h t In a s e v e r e s to rm o ff th e
s o u th e r n O reg o n co ast, (O p ta ln
D eW olfe h a d t u r n e d a b o u t in an
e ff o rt to re a c h C re s c e n t C ity w-hen
th e d is a s te r o c c u rre d . A m ong th e
s e v e ra l n o ta b le p e rs o n s lo s t in
th is te r rib le c a ta s tr o p h e is G e n e r­
al G eo rg e W rig h t.
JBOAL NOTICES
IN
T H E COUNTY COURT OF
T H E S T A T E O F OREG ON
F O R W A M X) COUNTY
In th e M a tte r o f th e E s ta te )
of
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JO H N S T E W A R T , D eceased )
NO. 32V7
N O T IC E O F S A L E OF R E A L
P R O P E R T Y A T P R IV A T E S A L E
N o tice is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t u n ­
itor a m i b y v ir tu e o f th e p o w e r
of s a le c o n ta in e d In th e W ill of
d e c e a se d , o n file h e re in , th e u n ­
d e rs ig n e d , a s E x e c u to rs o f th e
E s ta te of J o h n S te w a rt, d e c e a se d ,
w ill sell, s u b je c t to th e c o n f ir m a ­
tio n of th e a b o v e -e n title d C o u rt,
,a t p r i v a te sa le , to th e h ig h e s t
(bidder, fo r c a sh , a t th e o ffic e of
A tto r n e y D o n a ld E. H e is le r, 402
U. S. N a tio n a l B a n k B u ild in g , T h e
D alles, O re g o n fro m a n d a f t e r th e
2 5 th ('a y o f A u g u st, 1959, a ll th e
f ig h t, ti tl e a n d in t e r e s t o f th e
E s ta te of J o h n S te w a rt, d e c e a se d ,
in a n d to th e fo llo w in g d e s c r ib e d
re a l p r o p e r ty , to w in
T h e N o rth e a s t q u a r t e r o f S ec­
tio n 18; th e S o u th w e s t q u a r t e r
of th e N o rth w e s t q u a r t e r ; th e
W e st h a lf o f th e S o u th w e s t
q u a r t e r a n d th e S o u th e a s t q u a r ­
te r o f th e S o u th w e s t q u a r t e r of
S e c tio n S e v e n te e n , a ll in T o w n ­
s h ip T w o S o u th , R a n g e E ig h ­
teen ,
E a s t of th e W illa m e tte
M erid ian , in S h e n n a n C o u n ty ,
O reg o n , e x c e p tin g ro a d s, e a s e ­
m e n ts a n d r ig h ts of w a y s of re ­
c o rd , c o n ta in in g 315.76 acnes,
m o r e o r lew .
The p r o p e r ty slia ll b e so ld as
o n e p a rc e l.
A ll o ffe rs to p u r c h a s e s a id re a l
p r o p e r ty m u s t <l»e In w r itin g a n d
a d d rt's s e d to th e u n d e ta ig n e d a n d
le ft a t th e o ffic e o f D o n aW E.
H e isle r, A tto r n e y , 402 U. S . N a ­
tio n a l B a n k B u ild in g . T h e D alles,
O ixgon, on a n d a f t e r A u g u s t 25,
1959.
T h e r ig h t is re s e rv e d to re je c t
a n y o r a ll tiu ts.
C la re n c e Q u irk a n d A n n e M aso n
E x e c u to r s o f th e E s ta t e of
J o h n S te w a rt. D eceiv ed
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NOTICB TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY (X»CRT OF
1'Hl-J STATE OF OREGON FOR
TH E COUNTY OF SHERMAN
n the Matter of the Estate
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Of
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F R A N K K l ’E H N E L , D eceased )
No. 632
N o tice is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t th e
u n d e rs ig n e d h a s b een a p p o in te d
a d m in is tr a tr ix of th e e s ta te of
♦ ra n k K u e h n e l. D eceased, b y th e
C o u n ty C o u rt o f th e S ta te o f O re ­
gon. fo r S h e rm a n C o u n tv , a n d h a s
q u a lifie d .
A ll p e rs o n s h a v in g
c la im s a g a in s t sa id e s ta te a re
h e re b y n o tifie d to p r e s e n t th e
sa m e , d u ly a e rifie d a s by law
require«.!, to th e u rx to rsig n e d a t
333 A m e ric a n
B an k
B u ild in g ,
P o rtla n d 5, (>regon, w ith in six
m o n th s fro m th e d a te h e re o f.
D ated an d fir s t p u b lis h e d J u ly
10. 1959.
Last publication, July 31, 1959.
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Bovine Indigestion
May Be Inherited
The Sherman County Journal is an excellent
In d ig e s tio n is a n in h e r ite d t e n ­
d e n c y — a t le a s t in b e e f c a ttle —
r e p o r ts a n O re g o n S ta te co lleg e
liv e s to c k p ro e a re h e r.
S tu d ie s j u s t c o m p le te d b y D r.
R a4»h B o g a rt th ro w n ew lig h t on
c h ro n ic b lo a tin g t h a t s t u n ts g ro w ­
th o r c a u s e s d e a th of b e e i c a ttle .
H u ilu -u p o f g a s d u r in g ie e d d i­
g e s tio n in th e r u m e n — uhe la r g e
s to ra g e r e a e r v o lr in a n e tw o r k ot
fo u r sto m a b lis L11 c a ttle —a p p e a l s
to be a ‘f a m i l y ” tr a it , B o g a rt con-
u iu d e s f r o m re c o rd s of 250 OSC
b e e f c a lv e s.
C h ro n ic b lo a t s h o w e d u p in 7
o u t o f 13 o f is p r in g o f “b lo a te r "
•bulls m a te d to " b lo a te r ” co w s o r
to co w s c lo s e ly re la te d to th e b ills.
L e ss th a n 4 p e r c e n t in th e r e g u ­
la r b re e d in g (herd w e re b lo a te rs .
B lo a t o c c u rs m o s t fr e q u e n tly
w h e n a n im a ls a r e o n h ig h -q u a lity
fe e d s u c h a s good a lfa lfa h a y s u p ­
p le m e n te d w ith b a rle y . T e s t a n i­
m a ls
re c e iv e d a p e lle te d ra tio n
o f tw o p a r t s h a lt-in c h c u t a lfa lfa
h a y to o n e p a r t g ra in m ix .
S in c e te n d e n c y to b lo a t w a s in ­
c re a s e d th r o u g h s e le c tiv e b r e e d ­
in g , D r. B o g a rt b e lie v e s i t m a y b e
p o s s ib le in tim e to p in d o w n tflie
g e n e tic m a k e u p fo r b lo a tin g a n d
th u s h e lp t a t t l e b re e d e r« se le c t
a g a in s t th is a b n o rm u lity .
buy at $3.00 a year. That is less than two bushels
of wheat and we can remember when it took five.
At the rate of production and efficiency in this
county the Journal can be bought for less than
30 minutes work a year.
W hen you're thirsty for a glass of cool, refreshing
draft beer, look for the blue and r e d neon wind on
sign that tells you there's rare good taste on tap inside.
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