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JH»r^ <M*v «Hie»»* F a r*» 1
;r» io al r a r a » of íh m r b a
H is f r if
were in exceeding fine condition.J
T w o yearling steers weighing 980
and 1070 lbe respectively, sold fo r]
$68.60 and $74.90. T h ey were one
MORO. OREGON.
C. L . I r e l a n d
PAMMMMW
C R Bclshee returned Saturday
from marketing a ear load of y e a r j
ling beef cattle in Portland that]
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D . C. I r e la n d ,
Tickle Portland Palm*.
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and Talen t,
address before
attended the
Saturday, em-
p h asked th d
of demonstra-
I meaos o f 1n> press a broom handle into the
c methods ;of nest making holm 8 to 10 inches
deep in 3 o r 4 p la c e t; p o u r X o f
D r W itbycom be stated * that in a teacup full o f gasolene in each
Is optotoft. thè ^ maintenance of h o i? , and dose the top tightly.
entonfitrittiofr (firms in e a c h Repeat the dote i f necessary, a n d
>unty in the state under compe­ the ants w ill cease to trouble the
ted supervision»^ would result, lawn.
year old last M a y , and in eaatcrn
market* would be classed at baby
_Alin. : ^
beeves; it is not claimed that they I
ft_ •
Manager.
»old for the highest price ever *e -|jo e > ay
cured for baby beef in P o rtlan d ]
«'avw
F R ID A Y
market., for the r e » o „ that A H to
Barnum, of Lone Rock Stock farm | <
lf you do no( read T he O bserver, wny I
near M o ro , last December «old a J“ «
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not?
W e would lito to have you take R, aad
we know U would *><
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become ■ eubocriber.
W o 'ijo d ^ J » two
yean for $2.50; one year $1 JO; 1 2 S * * *
month ian’t muck. T ry it. Order by
postal card, and pay for it when you can.
Church and Society notices F R E E , ex-]
eept when for mokey making purposes
Such notices nt regular rate« at the option
of the publishers.
m W a w ill not ba responsible for the
neglect of subscribers to notify ns of
changes in their address. , Nor will the
notification of a Postmaster that the sub-
•criber has • Removed’ * settle the b ill «* a
delinquent
mixed car load of yearling steers
and heifer* at a higher price, but
f
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they were grain fed for some dm e 1 c arm
and naturally better matured f f m t | S ^ g * * * » ^
this Belshee lot, strictly •P e a k ittg P nt’ ’ 7 * * ®
were grass cattle and for that r e a - j*
D*»
Ison brought the highest price ever an » in. J jJ
paid for animal* of their age right wa® c
off the grass. In addition to the
P* 7 ^
steers above mentioned, four heif-j
lers, averaging 790 lbs, brou* h t | ^ n ^ i o n
$6.65 per cwt. and seven yearling PreParaho
I
ocalcrm
L im e , Plaster, Cement. Builder«
S u p p lie s ,i Lum ber, Wood, Coal, ’
Cedar Posts, and Hay.
M A N U FA C TU R ER S OF
ititiW th e tottt-fiwe years, in in-
M M » « « 4 M S t u r a i product*
» , 0 0 0 annually
ithout adding a square rod of
round t o t o e m m e n t farm acre-
rk, which has
il agricultural
system of in-.
i area « p a lin g
«d own state,
2,690.000 peo-
I exports more
steer* averaging 827 lbs. sold for
i D id R ever occur to you that It costs no
rid of them and nOt W W W F
graas; 1 have used thia m ethod
with success;
W e t the nest so that the earth
ican be p r w d d o * r f i r m f > : dbea
$6.65 per cwt.
I n addition : T h e balance of the P ° rted
car load shipped out by M r
nd’inH s<mi0 exe^ed1,Bto you” perfect shee sold equally a* well, accord- 1
«»faction you need not p«y for it.
¡ng fo quality. T h e cattle topped ]
Send for advertising rates.
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market by 25 cent* per cwt, | ,
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, ■ .sssssssssssasssssssssi which is worthy oF m en tio n ; there |
toStofitod baton.
T h is
E-NEWHOUSE JEWELRY CO.
¡ • n a y f o r t h e K r y p t o p Iv a n s
tflng. lar and near vision
I lens. No cement or / i r ' p v B f f i r
the lens, collect dirt to \ *
- j . F o r sale i t a j
W ill be ffyhsrs ol
or 'phone fo r p a
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3 tis .
J E W E L « # » A N D O P fr C IA
Tbs Dalles, Oregon. -A».
T'
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v • > * » J f *
t
result is
Should try ou rfam o u s tofcrkfr-
cn plate dinners; all kind* tifi n id i
sandwich, pie, cake, goodefffibrJj
qoupffy being so bleak as to neces­
W o l f a r d L u n c h Couwttt
sitate th e blanketing of cows to '■■»Ji.
a im
m m sfr s n if etitw
keep them comfortable white at
iM G fe M u riftg th tfe m to e r season.
h
Collars Whips. Blankets, etc,
farm.
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There are 60 ptots showing the
value of crop rotation; that io, tk>|
principle of one cro p a t e r ia g t h e
p la n t fo o d fo r the crapIhlFffftH
follow.
There were show n visitor* 100j
plot* given over lo what is kn o w n |
as tillage experiments; oahftregawd I
| farming, ptowiag, eutoivoting
is neighbor to cffreleb i t t f f trtftf-'
ferent work. This work this year]
doe* not show as plain an object r f t * g u t f i
lesson a* it is capable o f d o in g m f, ledi» te n d
I years which factor! the eoffhfy
ddtt of theii
with less vain fall thafi f f t iChiVe
I had this season.
I T h e M o ro Experim ent F a n s is
] demonstrating the benefit* of scien-1
:| tific cultivation on good, bad and
II indifferent soft, sack as wa* sped- ]
d a ily secured here for practical ex-'
‘Iperim ent.
J T h e ir demonstrations and fail-
, | ures are all helps toward a better
a ir
D r W ithycoi
Agricultural
Robert, supe
of Sherman g o u n ty were here*-«» I
marne. T h e O r ^ « * * ^ * «
booster meeting w t ' t h f W j ^ s '
should be a cheering sound to the
denizens of the country along the
route.
T h e rum or that O rozco, the
rebel and would be reveloutionut
against the M a d e r o administration
in M e x ic o , is re a d y
to
s u rren d er
sounds to o g o o d to be true.
It
require* to be c o rro b o ra te d befo re
credence can be placed on i t
But the recently secured advant­
ages o f the regular g o v e rn m e n t
and the fact that M ad ero a few
weeks ago obtained a loan of $10.-
OOOXXX) from foreign bankers ap-
Six daya of fun and recreation
and g e t your ticket via
Final Return Limit, July 22.
Dates of »ale, Jjuly 7 ,8 ,8 ,1 0 .
Hirvistu Fir Sals
^ Warehouse Co
O n e 18-foot H o lt combine in,
the proper con-
1
condition, 30-horte equal-
arehouses in the
hitch, cook hotilffand wagon.
izer
G eo W Schwarte,
stove, etc, Call on o r address,
tori Krusow, S B
R W P inkerton ,
MORO TO -PO R TLA N D A N D RETURN S 5 .3 O
Newberg Graphic:
Fran ck J
H eney was one that “ walked out’’
at the Chicago convention, and
be didn't take a walk any too
soon for the good of the republi­
can party, if he ever belonged to
it, which is seriously doubted.
Trains leave Moro 11:45, a. m., arrive at
Union depot Portltod, 5:30 p. m.
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A IO H L fifaa* 0 -W R f i N, Msra, Orsgaa.
M o ro . 1
A six d o llarg o o d as new
5, at wholesnlfi price, only $
Vite to Lock Box 8, o r to
T h e O b s e r v e r . M ore
V IS IT T H E O LD HO M E
Cr
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O. S. L AND UNION PACIFIC
L l N t g W toO TEC TtD BV A U TO M A T IC BLOCK »1 ON ALB
■M* tr ip tickets to prtacOet thlsO h l MMdls W a s * sad Basterà S tates.
medium for advertfctiDg
-ing a c u s to m e r T ry
E OBBERVBto. Monti, O
¡timore $107.50 Kansas City $
»ton
110.00 Minneipolis
tengo
73 50 New York
over
55.00 Omaha:-
60.00 St Louis $ 70.00
6000 St Pani
60.00
108.50 Toronto
91.50*
6000 Washington 107.50
ing lim it 16 days; final return lim it October 81,1922.
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T u B B R A L P T O P P V B R P to lV tL B O e s .
JPORT1ONATELY
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To
A ll
REDUCED
C M e e o f fceetos.
RATES TO M A N Y O THER POINTS
SALE DATES
DratiNATioim:
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i u l y 2 , 3, 6 , 7 , 12, 1 5 ,1 6 , 2 0 , 2 2 , 2 3 , 26, 2 9 , 3 0 ,3 1 .
lL U g U B t 1 , 2 , 3, A
12, 80.
| e p t o m b e r 4 , 6, 6 , 7 , 8 , 1 1 , 1 2 , 3 0 .
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V to to ^ T ta h iB fir V lo s T s The East S tric tly tllg b -C to M .
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Call on your loeal «gout and k t him assist you
pounds of any in c
C over ^ v itli bodii
bring to tb rb o tiin g
until tender; addk
last half hour Of ito
fill each o f carrois
bouquet of t i j k Q
bag, pepper an d M
Start right
Fare and One-Third For Round Trip
Smith, agiscati»
R à N C s .P ff
tbs O regon A#
a n d tfn y d th d fl
house.
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PORTLAND, JULY 8 to 13
of L ip m ca, W<
0 | M k ¿ o f Wg<3
w histle
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D e v e lo p s
, Im en t League, M t 'C h lB f f iin was
Yesterday regular train service
was inaugurated over the Oregon
Electric railway extension between
Salem and Aibaqy with five train’?
daily to Portland.
Thus w ill a
real awakening take place through­
out the upper W illam ette valley,
com pressed
n w in n r
Those- attending 4rom outside
the district w a n
Chipm an?
th e S tate
ON W ANO
To Attend The
p ire .
of
NOW
O n e 16-horse power compound
traction engine, Russell SPmcfa
separator, tanks, cookhouse, etc.,
cvenrthing complete and in good
condition, f W e are in position to
offer a great bargain for this outfit
for small cash payment, o r all on
tim e if secured. Further peftfea-
ars on application.
T h e Dalles Iro n W ork», *
Fv toll a !(***.[ '
ng. surety.
P U L L L IN B
JtoaèaaqMaafh ■■<^lw>fa<a
Moro, Oregon.
Thraaktaa flntfit far 1
llU M H g tflB M •
- understanding of right farming
I methods in this great Inland E m ­
from Io n e to M o ro , in 2 hrs and
50 minutes, and it was a holiday,
102° in the shade at M cD onald's
the old Im m grant crossing of the
John D ay river. E H M o o re, of
this city, accompanied h im . „
and the
A
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O n e V of the L ad d
Jersey Bulb, at $3; wie*
For particulars address.
L S i
k>nd o f the N ational Surety Co rfK 4-136]
d in th e sum o f $90,000 on be-
f* of th e Wasco Warehouse
lliffg C o as guarantee o f proper
iduct of thesr warehouses in
O n e Beat combine
;rman county lor the year end-
18-foof cut, in g o o d 1
July 1st, 1913. Also the same only run two short seas<
npany Ulto! a bond on behalf
the K err G ifford W arehouse
to r $8,000 for the same pur-
. secretary
W H M o o re drove his C o le 40
car through SherroaibG illiam find
M o rro w counties last week, finish­
ing the trip on a run o f 60 miles]
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L O U IS )H EYD T
Jttty term . 1912.
Warranto were drawn fo r the
sum p f $394 40, o il account of ¡tt-
ritos iff cfrhfft t o t j ^ ; witnesses In
Somebody ha. revived the old
marke,.b ie beef
same, $I51.W .
Warranto for payment of sealp
„ « .o n that
“J " h » been received in Portland from
bounties, $148.00, were ordered.
»1 tb e .o u l.b u t to th e /te llo . w bo I
M o ro & p>rticulsr
- O n accotffft’o fW a n e s , warrants
h » a n empty rtomach, and « o t h - l ^
|u£h
^
1
w fc *< M w n . aggregating $1^27.38
in« to fill it with, it doe. not .ound consider . , worthy o, , peci>,
R eport of J C Freem an, sheriff
reasonable.
| tio n
g m a j j bunches o f sheep and ]
gad tax co llecto r showing total
=
SS= ^ BS
lambs, shipped out by various in the same plot,’ sowh on th e V fn
¡amount of taxes collected t o June
before
the
drift
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and
letting
G o v West has called out the k ip p e r s , have discounted the av-
3 F ,$76,38231, M 3 per cent, re-
ra ilitig in order to d ean up Port- erage that is marketed in Portland J d rill press the seed into theground
$*(£ Of $1,752.84. Approved.
was a fine stand.
land and Salem roadhouses; ’t from tim e to tim e, and Sherman
License granted to W J Burna,*
In
addition
to
sft
fcaya0<w|
would perhaps require the army county fceU ¡y^ly proud of such
experimental crops the farm has a j m a n a g e r lo Balfour G uthrie Co,
of the U nited States to make * I transactions, as the animals are pro­
co ns id e ra b le acreage growing h a d to* operaOa wiaratoouses 0* K ent.
good job of it.
duced at the m inim um of cost
grain and field'pias for'uae'oh the!
Some Portland official* do not
discriminate and let the haughty
violator of the ordinances who
neglect to cut the grass and weeds
go without punishm ent A score
of re p u te d millionaires were ar­
rested last week for neglect of their
vacant loto and non productive
properties; unearned augmenta­
tion excepted.
,
i Harscss and Saddlery ;
M alive Jia question with his vie- proper effort» are made, can have
Sms in the Colum bia river "lan d such cattle a* these regularly on the
ind orchard swindle.
at all times bringing prices
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that would run them to high]
O regon’s most youthful huntress
is Miss Adrienne, the 15 year old
daughter of M r and M rs J A Lpp-1
¡ng, at H o o d river. O n a visit to
Metolius last week she killed a 300
lb. bear, at 1st shot. Bruin was in
a trap, but at the sacrifice of one
o f his toe naib might easily have
saved himself.
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T h ere can be no doubt but that]
W h e th e rD e L a rm is really dead the people of Sherman county, if]
Csaaty Peaches ia Pardead.
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^ W i ^ f a h e d under adverse^gn-
In spile of su p e rh e a te d politics! i* now, and w ill continue to be,]
>usinees goes right along, and the always a ready demand, at right |
ows continue to come in the eve-1 prices, for such quality o f cattle]
ting to be m ilked.
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I asjthese. ;
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G o v. W ilson, Rep. U nderw ood
and G o v. M arshall, each a candi­
date for the Baltim ore nom ination
were hit by an electrical Stone
from Missouri Saturday, but the
lick didn’t change their advice to
give Up in favor of C ham p.
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in outlining
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