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PAGB I
HHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
^ H e r m a n C o u n ty J o u r n a l
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1001
I
IF YOU CAN’T LICK ’EM
GUe« L. F r e n c h ................. Editor
Published E very Friday a ï
Moro. Oregon
JOIN ’EM
<i»bfu^-Pmar.
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.\h and Mrs Forrest Cooper l upine Rebekah Lo Ige No. lHj
Meets 2nd and 4th Ttie,
.rsP ’Pped :n Moro .Wednesday *0
days of eai h month. Vi<|
(4»h on Mi„ and Mrp. Darwin Van
Ing m em bers welcom.
• »..Gilder. He is deputy state high«
Mary Brackett, N G.
' •?. * ;i>’ qni^ua-ur.
Helen Martin. Secretary
. J *A lot of- Sherm an countians
i ay lor I.OIX.K ñ . F. a A 7 M 7
were in Pendleton Saturday night Wasco Meets F irst and
&
to watch the shrine game between Third Tuesdays. V isit.ng
g
A2 and II football teams.
Ron brethern welcome.
Mobley, the local entrant, was In
H arland McDonald, W M.
ju red in practice and did not
Vernon Root, Secretary
play.
The weak kneed philosphy of
political opportunism Is “If you
Faatarrica at M . o .
a n te r Act c a n -t Jk k ’em, Join ’em ” an(j ' Wt
• I la n fr c a s of M arek J. H7».
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rise to protest against its too fre Tc the Editor:
I noticed in your last paper
N A T IO N A L
E O IT O K IA L quent- use in this country. No
vJLz
I a c/T k f £ a t i A N
m
1
" 1IV ,bing ebw that they are still playing base
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a n t,v that philosophy. |>ajj Up ln Sherm an County, and
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L r i l — . M W U J rra
.'u rd ay Evening Post we j don’t understand it, as we useJ
now are told has adopted that to piay our iagt games on the
theory and will be less conserva- 4tn of July, and then as the big
live than before while it chases threshing machines started to
after the flam bouyant pictures WOrk, we au went out and work-
and overtold stories th at m ark
in the wheat f,eId8 tin fau,
Eureka Ixxlgc
121 A.F.A. I. *
GOOD USED ROD W EEDERS:
its competitors. T rying to be pop- even w rne times lf it started to
Meets on the 1st and 3r 1 /.
3 -Calkins, l?ft. v-belt w-hitch;
ular ls bad policy for girls; it is snow The 4th of July was the big
T hursday evenings each AJfy
O FFICIA L COUNTY PA PER
2 - John Deere 18 ft. gear drive;
nonth.
Visiting menibc»-«
equally bad for magazines or gam es, although that extra fine
co n .id ly Invited to meet w • » us
3- C’heeney 10 ft. center drive;
anything else.
team that J. O. Elrod formed In
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Max Belshe, W. M.
Several Ints. 12 ft. good choice’
as 00
d° nOt advocate lbat no 1903 was the best ever, and won
ONE YEAR
Irving H art, Secretary
New Calkins center drive rods.
____ P°,lc> should be changed if found the first two games from Wasco
Moi,, 1 i . l c e \ l l h , | ,,
MULLER FARM Equipm ent,
to lie wrong. We do object to with a lot of money Involved, but
SEPTEM BER Ï 7 T S Î
The Dalles
Moro.
44c
H-'et- 1st and 3rd rues,
----- policy changing for popularity, when they came up to Moro to
days in I.O.O.F. hall. Tran- I’OR SALE: 2 JD-Van B runt
Even the I n i ted States is find- pjay the third game they brought
Shorty, stocky stem ol new Vogel (left) I SDA plant breeder
sient ami visit ’’! brother»
ing it difficult to make friends a better team, and wanted to win wheat just released for Pacific developed the 1 new variety—
Model LL deep furrow drills
are cordiallv ¡nv.te*.1
COUNTY FA IR
by sending money abroad.
some of that money back, but
with
hitch. Wallace May, Grass
Floyd
Haines.
C
N orthw est sh ow s up in compart« (¿aines— which is adapted to areas
„ e words of H enry Jam es are Moro didn’t want to bet on that
Valley, Oregon.
44-5p
Leo W atkins, Secretai')
son with Omar, also considered a now grow ing Omar and Brevor
I t s about time something was still with us in his classification game j^cause they had won so H,,wrt 4riW M , w heat
WANTED: One bus driv er for
Bethlehem
Chaptir
No.
78
O.EJ*
Roth
are
and
out
yields
both.
R.
E.
Allan
said about ihc
county fair
be that some things w ere good and ,nuch and felt like we were sure
wheat,
Moro Grade School. See Ben
h v Meets every second T hurs
cause th at event will be with us some bad and some m erely popu- to loose, but the Wasco people pastry-type w inter wheats. O. A. (right), also a USDA w heat breed
Ward at the Grade School. 14c
to
y
each
nonth.
Visiting
er,
works
with
Dr.
Vogel.
in two weeks and anyone intend- lar.
l»ecame quite abusive ami rode
members invited. Moro, Ore MISCELLANEOUS AUCTION —
Ing to have a part in it should be
Edna Paulson, W. M.
Mr. Elrod so hard by the 7th inn
The DALLES AUCTION YARD
O. A. Vogel of Pullman. The short
gathering up his steers, his chick
Dorothy IK ater ceeretui \
ing, that he came over to our
SEPTEM BER 2, 19G1
10:30
stout
stem
'f
the
new
w
heat
re
ens and his other stuff or if a
lunch and said “Boys I’m going
HMD XNDMEU GRANGE
A.
M.,
Already
Consigned:
Mis
REAPPORTION.MENT
sists
lodging
under
impact
cf-
cook should practice on a few
up to the Rank and get $500.00 in
Meets F irst and Third Saturday;
cellaneous household fu rn ish
wind
or
ram
or
w
hen
heavily
cakes.
Cucli month at 8:00 p. m.
The new wheat, Gaines, has
ings, tools, garden equipm ent,
A M ultnomah county state sen gold and come back and bet it all
The word “fa ir” seems to be
with those noisy Wasco fans.” many farm ers w anting to seed fertilized. It is from six to IS
Earl Gentry, M aster
and items too num erous to
ator
is
trying
to
upset
the
reap
inches
sho
rter
than
Omar
or
reverting to Its form er meaning,
Well, it w asn’t long until he was
Florence Bruckert, Sec’y.
mention. Bring in your miscel
a place for exhibition of goods portionm ent bill passed by the hack going around thru the crowd it this 'all under the rules laid Brevor.
down by the state college and
laneous and buy hack item s you
for sale. Competing countries set recent legislature. T hat hill was lo ttin g that money.
Gaines is lesistant to smut, leaf
USDA researchers and Sherman
can use. THE DALLES L IV E
up fairs w here the other side can as #uod 38 eastern Oregon could
And, believe U or not, In the C cun.y w ill get 10,500) pounds
s o m e '''M d ." 'o f 0“
STOCK COMMISSION. INC
see them and buy them. Coun- exPect under the provisions of 9th inning Moro made enough
ED COLES, MGR. CY 6-467’>
try fairs are display places for tbe
constitutional
amendment runs to win that game and J. O. which is to Is? seeded at not more this year. '
s
or CY 6-4513.
44“
the farm produce grow n ln that Pu8sed «orne years ago. Eastern went around thru the crowd col- than 30 pounds per acre.
At Moro Gaines matte an avev
Gaines has a common or long age of 31.7 while Omar w a fm a k -
county and tne handiw ork and ^ g° " ^ a*
lectin g ‘a n 'th m 'n n m e y 'a n d
!•
OR
SALE:
American
saddler
then
and beards. ing 27.9 and in 16 tria ls St I’<
bred gelding. Excellent riding
,
cooking of the women. W hat is polities and suffers from that walked up town, showing the head and w hite chaff
l.s
parentage
Includes
Norin 10, (||e ,on G a|nes
{>4!
lack.
horse, gentle. GI 2-5220 or after
seen at a fair, a county fair, is
We adm it we had little to lose people w hat he had won, and fin- a Japanese semi-dwarf wheat and 32.9 for Omar. It comes up slower
0:00 p. m. Call GI 2-5520. 43-4p
som ething new, som ething ju st
Electric Contractors
ally w’alked Into the postoffice Burt. It was developed in part by
made o r ju st grown, some new hut do not do so cheerfully.
80 BED OREGON state approved
where
the
people
were
getting
We do not find It l-ossible to
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addition to the total wealth of
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ -e »
nursing home located in beau
over Senator
" ,elr
iin" c“ " ei1 10 my fath
the county and nation, T hat is feel badly over Senator Cooks er saying.
tiful Hood River Valley, witt
“
Mr.
P
arry
come
why a fair is perpetually in te r move. If the W illam ette valley around here to the window and
lovely fenced grounds. We ac
will
take
all
the
legislators
it
esting.
commendai — residential
cept all types of elderly case;
see w hat I
won at the hall
T h ere’s a steer, fat and slick, would only hasten the day when game,” and then reached over and
as well as room and board care.
industrial
y
a
small
boy
filled
«“’
tern
Oregon
gets
mad
enough
being held by
T a k e a d v a n ta g e of th e lib eral term s d n rii-g
000.00 In gold on the
31-tfll.
ta ble an,| S( some of it ran down on
w ith the prid e of ownership. Two ¡°. ¡’<?tvde froln ,be st3t<? antl
EbTIhiATES and BID L & E Paint Shop: In terio r an 1
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f
A
lte
r
H
a
rv
e
st
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ales
P
ro
m
o
tio
n
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e
w
a
s
n
,t
tabb«b
3
governm
ent
It
can
live
’
..
years ago there was no such
the floor and what a laugh the
exterior Decorating — Spray
REQUESTS
steer. He has been entirely pro with.
folks
got out of that.
Buy the eq u ip m en t you tim'd to do th e jo b he*t.
Painting. ED 3-2273 Grass Va»-
It
Is
entirely
¡»ossible
that
east
duced since then. His value is to
L ater Mr. Elrod sold out ami
Jey'
42-tfn.
with no obligation
like to
O u r used eq u ip m en t will sav e yon m oney — See it.
lx added to the GNP (gross n a ern W ashington would
went
into the real estate busi
FOR
SALE:
3
bedroom,
brick
tional product) which is a new Join us in the form ation of a ness In Portland and made a lot
We have good buys w ith th ese lib e ra l term s on
E L E C T R IC
HEAT
w ith common Interests. And .
,
faced h )use, daylight basement,
name to indicate the total p ro state
it Is possible that Nevada would i’L ”1" T l ’ “ 'I'1, U8e(l tO/ ° UF ,n
I la y B alers an d W in d ro w e rs
O’MEARA SUPPLY CO. built-in kitchen appliances
duction of the nation. W hatever
like
to have us join it inasmuch his office and we would get to
stove, oven, garbage disposal,
called it is the production of new
talking over old times and one
'P ra eto rs & L o ad ers
Wasco
Phone GI 2-5402
•-v. usher) wall to wall carpet,
things that make the
W alter I have
C om bines,
New a n d I sed
2 fireplaces, recreation roon
grow — and makes a fair w o rm 8am(, lH.c u l* Uo„ as
made a lot of dealt
The Dalles
Ph. CY6-4184 Jaundry
als since coming
room, patio, all land
seeing.
vada. Then, loo, we are digger
here’ I' n‘l
myself.
See Us Soon for a deal this Fall
scaped,
storage *n garage. Call
T h ere’s a cake, fluffy and sweet,
never have had the fun that
Wasco GI 2-5210.
3 7 -tI. <•
setting on a plate as innocent as than Nevada in population and I had up in Moro, way hack in
if it d idn’t contain too many cal could well afford to be a state 1903 when 1 dumped all that
*WNK-GOLDENDALE
SALES
ories. Two days ago it was m ere in our own right.
Yard, Goldendale, Wash., has
The reasons why eastern Ore ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
ly a bowl of flour, some sugar
ar, auction every F riday at one
GOLD in front of your father In
gon
should
be
separated
‘rom
and spice and an idea in a cook’s
o clock W e have the m arket if
western Oregon in governm ent the old Moro postoffice.’’
TU » F R U d U P T IO IN
head.
P H A R M A C Y 2
you have the livestock. G uar
Q V A L IT Y
are so m any and so much more
W alter P arry
Participants in fairs are pro
an teed top prices. F rank Wink.
ducers. They get the prizes and pow erful than the reasons whv
33c-tfn
we should be Joined th at it is not
show the exhibits. But it is the
FOR SALE: Used electric stove,
IT NEVER WAS NECESSARY T O
necessary to voice them except
consum ers who are by this means
w ater heater, refrigerator. Ivan
to those entirely uninform ed
assured that there will be food
Kirkelie, Moro.
41-tfn
about the geography, sociology
for them for another year lf
and history of the areas involved
i OR A gricultural loans see FLBA
POOR
H
E
A
L
T
H
...
by
Mrs.
George
Fox
they perform th eir Jobs in such a
We do different things and do
of The Dalles and the Mid-Col-
way to have som ething to trade
It is blowing a cool west win 1
Many people seem to ''enjoy”
them in a different spirit.
mnbia PCA, 4th & Court Sts.
foi the produce displayed.
CPpress 6-2468.
tfn.
So let them take the rest of today, after being hot over the
poor health. They would not
So be sure to attend the fair.
the senators and representatives, weekend. It looked like it might
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING by
care to be without a cupboard
The reasons are many.
the whole kit and kaboodle; take raln ul one Ume l,ut 11 blew over
ful of odd medicines for self-
appointm ent only. Custom cur
the rain, the fir tim ber and the Tbe tou,l8ts traveling are all talk-
ing. Meat cutting, wrapping,
treatment—some
of
which
may
O & C paym ents the recipients ing about the dry -v ear- One P®*’’
sharp freeze. K enny’s M arket’
not
be
in
keeping
with
compe
cherish so greatly, take the fish
^ro,n ^,av City which is near
Grass Valley. Call ED 3-2345
tent medical advice.
OLD FARMSTEADS
and the city. We ll take the ope i rdl3nKX)k 83id the farm ers had
for ap p o in tm en t
23-tfn
spaces,
the
wheat
and
the
cattle,
s,arted
feeding
hay
on
July
11
to
The better way is to enjoy
Scattered around S h e r m a n
LIVESTOCK Men - Do it your
the pine and try to develop ogain 11 eir cattle 38 tbe pastures had
health —by careful planning.
County are a num ber of old farm
self - "Ahtn&r B rand’’ A U m a.
the pioneer spirit of more recent dried UP- They say by the time
buildings often fur from the
Consult your Doctor at regular
Health Products, penicillin, and
memory here than across the t,lv fal1 rains 8tart tbc ^ rass
road, the barn staggering from
instrum ents are available at
intervals, more off»-:« if required
m ountains.
tbe «row ing season will be s>
the years, the house windowless. ---------------------- short as it freezes up early. This
your Co-op Oil and Supply at
He w ill prescribe only th e
SALEM
Little paint was used to decorate
The Dalles.
20c tfn
preparations that you need —
could lx? a h;.rd year on the stock
or protect them.
A few other
STATE W IDE PA IN T CO. com
farm ers. The Indians say now
preparations
of
the
highest
Pair Time is Family Fun Time I
buildings are nearby, a gruinary, I’ROGRKBM??
plete painting and decorating
that we have had a hot sum m er
quality, such as those from the
You'll a lto see MODEL H O M E .. .
tool shed or blacksm ith shop p er
service,
spray or brush. Phone
.......
prepare
for
a
cold
w
inter
as
one
V
.
S.
AIR
FORCE
THOR
MISSILE
laboratories of Parke, Davis &
haps.
( m e upon a time a bookkeep- usually followe the other
CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E.
. . . . FREE DAILY TALENT SH O W
Company—prescriptions
which
One cun picture a young farm er el thought that his Job would go
. . . PIONEER FARM . . . FOODS
12th St. Vern Campbell and
we will be pleased to compound
going to the barn to tend his 12 0,1 fo»’«ver Ix’eause nothing could
K°y daym an, principal of Ru-
. . . CRAFTS AND HOBBIES . . .
Jack Nidi, The Dalles, Or. 38tfc
FARM A N D C O M M E R C IA L EX
horse team in the chill dawn tak<? tbe P ^ ce of hum an eyes and ^us school called all his six
for you The necessity for medi
ELEC. ORGAN: W ant responsi
HIBITS and D EM O N STR A TIO N S...
along a well worn trail now fill- hum an fingers in setting down to c h e r s together Monday rnorn-
cation will pass, and life with
ble party to assume small mo.
ART S H O W . . . P H O T O G R A P H
ed w ith weeds. He spoke his the records of business. When he in« for 3 meeting. The different
abundant health cat) become a
EXHIBITS . . . FFA FARM BARN
pyts. Also Spinet Piano. W rite
greeting and the horses rattled v' as llred he was a little sorry rooms were assigned the teachers
YARD . . . and MORE . . . MORE
pleasure indeed.
Credit M gr, Tallman Piano
’¡ano
their chains, blinking at the light abou< U although the security wbo wld «et their rooms re a d /
. . . M O R EI
Stores, In c, Salem, Ore.
43-5c
of his lantern while they await- was nlce-
for tbe beginning of school on
ed the hay le shoved into th eir
Now PaP«r work is done by
3. Until that date, it w on’t
-EGAL NOTICES
mangers. That done there was the M,a(’bines at a rate of speed that ’* certain just how many child-
N o t h E o f SH ER IFF'S SALE
barn to clean, the shoulders to ll,a*ies the old time bookkeeper ren
b<‘ enrolled ln the school,
<>P REAL PROPERTY
brush and the harness to buckle feel lnc°mi>etenee rushing over but 11 is thought it will be consid-
,iS hereby given tb at on
on as the horses pushed the fast ,d,n as 8l,rely as if he w ere stand- erably less than it was last spring
the l.lth day of September, 1961, .it
disappearing stock of hay around b’K 8(1,1 Machines put cards thru when at one time there were 125
16.00 A. M of said day at the
^TTierp f$ only one part of the country for me-the
feeling with sensitive lips for the dl ’PP,n« them into slots for elas- PuPtls. As the new work on the
front door of the County Court
heads of grain. A bucket of grain 8‘u c a ,t°», banks daub a new kind ^obs ^ « lu th e ir perhapu will lx«
West, and only one bourbon for m e -Hermitage.”
House in Moro, Sherm an County
In every feed l» x ami the farm er of ln,< on checks and do the hook- n,ore children coming in w ith
OteRon,
I will offer for sale and’
was ready to milk the vow, feed keeping as accurately as hum! ,bvlr working fathers,
sell to the highest bi.Ider for cash
the pigs ami eat the bacon and ,ed8
o,d tim e bookkeejiers with
\iP
i v»
n
hand all of Carl Schem er’s
eggs, fried potatoes and boiled »*ns
their ears and half
, ,,
‘ght title and interest in and to
mush his wife had been cooking
over their cuffs ami that --
- k‘ '
r daughter Mrs
the following described real pro-
By the
Perty situated in Sherm an Coun
on Its
t\ ’’ Oregon, to-wit:
the horses
A ppioximately 20 Acres located
the field
bi the N W i4 of the N E q of
day of
Section
31 Tow nship i N
Mion 31.
earth turned
(anw 20 E . a„ ,wing wlu, •
tlnuous
The farm er
Countx
Ol Sherman
m e h ic k s Depart-
speculate on his coming crop, have to he .lone or the hm 7 ,7 ..........’
iX
’" ,
‘"v GrMh’ m
T hat
m S p 'i
r “ ma',e hy v lr,u e o '
the miles still left to travel be houw will lw vimr home*
” Ex« ’utlon Issued bv the Cir-
ght
,n d , n w ,r i
fore the Job was done and all ••nouKh u. milk..' » man mad at old
" c m ," ° f ; he s t a '» < . ^ n
guests of Mrs F ox’
the business and personal mat- <,eor«<’ H aahington
brother Charles Williams ‘ and
16 l S
.
UnLV d lte d Mav
ters of his existence. He hud (hue
A nother thing about such book family who live In Mllwalklc. Af-
to think and the
keeping:
certain
nie G reeted In that
ita.n suit w herein G rant V
quiet aided It.
■ ium power as Plaintiff, obtained
Now the doors are gone iro n h '” who’s going to take a machine
“ ^ ’’em against Carl Schem er
the barns and the roof» sag; the aP*r r to find it’ Anti gtxxlness Rufus Sunday night. Earl Wea-
therfonl came after his family
^fen.l.int. for the sum of $247 »
house is a shell from which the knoW!’ you can’t argue with it
^ ^ . n t e r e s t thereon at the 7 ^
Monday night.
warm hearted cookstove has long
We are a little sorry that (he
been removed
There are no bookkeeping machines were In
ii-
t F€r annurn from the 8th
Taken SePlr il* r ' 1 ^ 6 until paid
voices of children, no clucking of ronted, not that It dispensed with
H of s a H ^ V e4 j UPOn 3S
broody hens, no bawl of calves (»ookkee|x«rs who were usuallv
around these old buildings Thev ,nlld and harmless, but It makes
arl Scherrer
S u p e r b S tra ig h t K e n tu c k y B o u rb o n
$2.95 pt.
c n n „ , u 1 l,f'9
JuOsment to , sati«fv
nd £
«re left standing because no one ,( Possible to handle so much pa-
Optometrist
.
.
.
A
g
e
d
to
P
e
r
fe
c
tio
n
tru
in
g
costs
of
sale.
has the ambition or the authority
and records that might bet-
$4.65 4 5 qt.
F(k K. tn d Mt.
to tear them dow«n or h um them. (er
forgotten while *»• went
( L Rober(. Sheriff
1*1. ( A S XM 2 The IUU«w. Ore.
------- —
,. i h oi to a new year.
'? ,C<
^'bHcTflon A^igu °7*!on
■■•Mei *• ••ro»4 claw matter at
um
W ANT
*D S
New Wheat Yeilds
Far Above Omar
Eastern Oregon
Electric Cc.
USED FARM EQUIPMENT
is a Good Investment
PATTY 0 MEARA
Muller FARM EQUIPMENT
r-^
Rufus News
Enjoy
9 DAYS-SEPT. 1-9
WASCO PHARMACY
PHONE GI 9-5262
W hen
Dr. Otis G. Perkins
HERMi’TAGE
O ID H ÍR M T A K O lS T lU tR Y CO.. W U IS Y IL U . KY. KOiTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY . 86 PROOF
B, and 24, 1961
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