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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1916)
the better cultivated sections had always yielded more grain and had great deal less proportion of yellow berries. H e also said that the Experiment Farm could prove 5 by figures that for each week cul- tivation was neglected after the P* first of A pril the farmer lost from * F R ID A Y M o ro , O regon, July 25. 1% to 2 bushels of wheat. The station has several fields of alfalfa upder different degrees of cultivation and methods of seed- - ing. M r. Stephens said that it has ’ been found by-him that alfalfa & I should not be sown broadcast tc 1891 Manager. C. L . I reland become • «»»becriber. W e «end it two lor $2.50. yem $1.50; 12% c t. a month isn’ t much. T ry it. Qfdw by p<Minl card, and pay lor it when you can. secure best results. His expert- ence has so far shown that plant rows three feet apart and plants two feet distant is thebe3t. There I were sections under alfalfa that were from eight inches to six feet space between rows. The Baltic variety had impressed M r. Steph- lens as being best adapted to a W e w ill not be responsible tor the ■eglact of enbscribers to n o tify ns o* change« in their sddresa. N o r w ill the notification of ■ Port master that the( sub- b rib e r has • ‘ R em oved” settle the b ill of a delinquent. Church nnd Society notices F R E E , e x cept when lo r money making purposes. Such notices nt regular rates at the option of the publishers, -n A t any tim e when requested to do so. the paper w ill be discontinued, B u i.w e expect that a ll arrears w iu ba paid before such request Is made. I t is easy to ask us for a statement, which w ill be cheerfully rendered at any tim e. Until August,the Columbia river highway will be closed to through travel during the hours of 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. five days in the week and on Saturdays from 6 a. m. to 3 p. m. The highway will be open Sundays and holidays. This to prevent interference with the con tractors paving the highway. FLECK ORCHARD STO RE / - . M O RO , OREGON , Dan McGregor in Charge ----------------F R U IT T H A T * c 8< b d country such as Sherman county, e although he had other varieties c I that seemed to be about as good c land as yet he had not fully deter- c ¡mined from .experiments being r '{conducted which variety might a ultimately be considered best. The i Baltic variety this year was yield- I ing a ton and a half to the acre on lone cutting, the second crop was considered negligible. Seeding J | could be done with a grain drill | and cultivation by disc harrow. Other crops growing at the sta- ' Ilio n are field peas, barley, rye, 1 ;1 potatoes, oats in several different I varities as well as other varieties B1 of wheat than ha6 been mentioned. n|T h e only proper way to see the work of the Experiment Farm is C to have some one connected with e I the work explain the different n treatment given each section, as e sometimes the best possible results e are derived from an apparent fail- 8 ure. W e know from experience 1 that M r. Stephens or anyonecon- "Inected with the station will be 8,1 only too willing to fully explain! Hr. Freeze the E v 1(1 (any feature of the work at any Spec i a list will make 8 ¡time anyone should call who is regular trips to M oro M I interested in the growth of better each montJi during 1916. Call lt* I crops. — A feature of the afternoon was M oro Hotel. I a demonstration of weeders and slickers. Among those tried was How's This? 4 a new machine for this county W e offer One Hundred Dollars J called the Cheney Revolving Rod Reward for any case of Catarrh J Weeder, made in Cheney, Wash- that cannot be cored by H a ll’s 41 ington. The claims made for this Catarrh Cure. r. j. chxnkt e co.. Toledo, o. APPLES—Early Transparent, A Fiae Cooking Apple. rufi , oreoon SOHETHING ENTIRELY N EW : « '■ * ' i ' .■ ■■' -------- 8EE TH E-------- , » - - ' ' Leonard Hi-oven Range Watch Your Baking Through p Glow Door—no Stooping. Also a Complete Lias of . 2 ,3 and 4-Burner Wicklcss Oil Stowes Gasoline Stowes and Ranges O il is the Cheapest and Cleanest F u e l. COM E AND SEE T H E IT D EnO N STR A TED rioro Hardware & Im plm t. Co nO R O . OREGON ANOTHER Gold Rooster Play THIS SATURDAY ( “NEW YORK” Featuring Florence Reed A S tron g S o c ie ty D ra m a IN F IV E M ORO A C TS THEATRE were decidedly oi tne opinion that the machine would make good all claim* for it. Tests will] J. R. Morgan H D e x rtls t be made at different times during the season to prove the ability of -, O R E G O N the machine to work in large M O R O , weeds/ Geo. W . Hansell is local 1st to 15th of each month, I representative of the company. An importariVfeature of the ma chine is the depth controlled by W A S C O . - OREGON lever and the revolving rod oper 16th to 30th of each month. ating backward by chain drive from *he axle. S E E H . U . M A R T IN A B O U T IT P h y s ic ia n and Surgeon, hi HER M oro, O regon . M r. M an. Office In residence. CJ.BaiaMT, W .C .U b t a n t . M .G .E l u . Bright, Bryant & Ellis A ttorn eys-at-I^ iw W. C. T. U. Coenty Institate. W h y not get a good oil atove ao th a t dur ing the hot weather your w ife or mother or saeter or daughter, c a n p r e p a r e th e meele in a cool,eom- There’s no overheating the kitchen w ith anup-to- date oil cook stove. I t ’s just like cooking w ith city gas. The burners con centrate the heat at the different cooking pointe. fortabU hitchan? Dr. T h eo . B eletski A t the meeting held at Grass V E T E R IN A R IA N Valley last week the W . C. T . U . County Institute adopted the fol- fowing resolutions: Whereas, W e have been greatly blessed and inspired by the gath ering together of our members in institute work, their papers and W A S C O OREGON . above i>o«f Telephone M a ia 502 talks being of much practical help; and Whereas, Mrs. Harford has sac rificed the comforts of home and family to come these many miles to lend us the help of her years of experience and has offered us If T m Wart many valuable suggestions for use in our several local unions; and To Tr.de Ï - Pre»«* Whereas, W e have been most Write le hospitably received and enter tained by the Grass Valley W . C. E. A. BRASHEM T . U ., the pastor and people of 501 - 2 Northwest BeM the Baptist church; and, Portland, Oregee. Whereas, 1 he brewers of Ore gon are seeking to re-establish the brewery industry in our state; this liostitute pledges its support of i l l measures necessary to defeat this I movement or any other movement that would render invalid our pro hibition law; and be it therefore Resolved,That these resolutions of appreciation be spread upon the minutes of this institute and be published in the columns of the Sherman County Observer and Grass Valley Journal. Mrs. L . J. Gates, Mrs. W . C. Bryant, Mrs. J. M . Wilson. < .... Committee. Viava Hom e Remedies can be had from Mrs. ( race Bourhill. .. j " That’s the best proof of all. H a ll’s Catarrh Cure Is actins directly upon thi coua aurfacaa of the epM sent free. Price IS cento by aU Druggists. _ m Take H aifa Fam ily PIU N O W IN M A R K E T Z us. ““A X iT o ffiM K iT S i EARLY POTATOES.’ CHERRIES—Early Black, Gev. Weed, Royal • e. I l is our aim to carry at all times a stock of goods commensurate with the needs of this community. Above all. we keep constantly in touch ■Cvith the leading markets so that we are' able to get the best grades at the lowest prices. O pr stock is naturally very complex, consisting as it does ot Lumber, Lath. Shingles. Roofing, Sash and Doors and. in short, of almost everything that enters into the con struction of a building. It is our ambition to make our business a credit to the town and to help our town become a credit to the state. Y et these words will tell you less than we D O . Come in and vigil W e. th e u n < J o ra lg n o < l C h en ey fo r th e laM ST V him p erfectly honorable tra n sa ct lone and flnanctf IS---------------- PAYNE & FOWLIE, Props., You tee the exterior design— the interior floor plant you can •elect from 200 model*— you h ive your home a* you want it to be— and you ice the very material that wilt go into that H O M E before you pay out a cent. You know exactly what you will get. l h *Je are no “ extras” — no troubles over breakage or errors in filling. W e —your own fellow-townsmen— stake our reputation on the goods we sell and the services we render. If we can do exactly as we claim, then that is the tort of service that you want. And it does nt cost you a cent to prove to yourself the truth of our statements. W e want you to come in and see us— personally— and what we have for you. not convenient, let us know and we will come to you. Remember th at m .r id e a o f S E R V IC E is satisfying you—AB S O -L U T E -L Y . ** " Ripened Right— Packed Right— Sold Right A bb , Black RepaMkaa. Your Ideal Home ■ B -™ « B M H S B S H = = a S = a B 2 = = = = = S = = = = = P A P E R H A N G IN G S IG N tove J. B. Hosford LAW YER Practises in U n ited States and S tate Courts also, in the v Far But Rataitt Usa Patri In 1, 2, 3, and 4 -b u rn e r sizes, w ith or- w ithout ovens. A lso c a b in e t m o d els w ith F irs le s a cooking oven. STANDARDOIL COMPANY S u ite 1 e n d 3 T lx« B a n k B u ild in g /M O R O , - OREGON. (California) FO R SA L E BY G inn, C olem an <fe C om pany Grover J. Duffey Office w ith W. H. R agedale - OREGON. Moro, Hardware A Im p lem en t C om pany S . D. M O N TG O M ER Y MORO, OREGON Proprietor of “City Dray” W R IT IN G Estimate, FomUhed Free. N o wood or coal or ashes to lug. N o waiting for fires to catchup. The long blue chimneys do a w a y ' w it h a ll smoke and smell. Sut© of W ashington. MORO P A IN T IN G crioN offices at C. M. Huddleston Plowing and General Team W ork Hauling of Any Kind. Attorney at Law Your business will be appreciated and an endeavc will be made to pleaae all, Wasco, Your Patronage Appreciated READ THE OBSERVER Good Stationary, nicely printed Is one of the first requirments *f a good business. We can supply you.
