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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1920)
t'b e O b s e rv e r« R asât« S*U Case Si: Maiboha Siz Columbia Sis 6400 acres deeded land, free from incumbrance; WOO acre« under culti vation, 1800 mare good wheat land. Entered • • second class matter a t t h e Property all ‘fenced and croaa-fenced. post office at Moro, Oregon, July 25, Its I . Four large barns, two large modern houses with hot and cold water. Many FR ID A Y . . . ...........April 9, 1920 out buildings and sheds that are essen tia l. My portion of crop 526 acres C. L. I r e l a n d ......... ...M a n a g e r . wheat. The price asked includes the t vL crop, 110 head of good short horn cat-* tie w is h forty odd head of calves; two registered short horn bulla and cow with bull calf worth fourteen hundred dollars; 20 head of good Bel gian draft horses; 25 head of pure blood Poland China hogs, several sows with pig; 9 wagons, 3 gang ■»My C o u n try ’T ie of Thoo, Sw eat of L ib e rty .” plows, 8 harrows, 3 superior drill«, 3 gas engines, 2 tractors, 1 two ton B a a l Paper for S h o r n M y . truck, 1 Ford truck, several sets of double harness; 80 tona of hay in barn, several tons of gsain, house completely furnished with all kinds County Orchards Winter Killed of eaU. Personal property with growing crop worth $40,000.00 The L. B. Payne, accompanied by his improvements including all buildings son Ronald and P. B. Long, were re and fences could not be duplicated for cent visitors in Moro from Bufus. $40,000.00. Thia property represents Mr. Payne says that the orchard in my life work of thirty-seven years dustry of north Sherman county is hit and 1 wish to retire. ’ The opportun hard with winter killed trees, partic ity is yours ,for $130,000; $60,000 ularly peach and apple, because of cash; deferred payments 7 per cent. the continued cold weather o f, last No trades considered. This quotation December with no snow for protec is for April only. For further par tion. He said that the wood was ticulars address C. A. Buckley, Grass killed on nearly all his peach-trees to Valley, Ore. the snow line and that neighboring Everything goes with the exception orchardists, in some cases, were al of the automobile. work n6w cutting out their killed trees. The older trees seem to suffer Seven Quarter Section Farm most, the young stock coming through in better condition. The trouble is Sherman county wheat and stock that the wood is killed, the bark a l lows sap to rise but the dead wood ranch of 1040 acres; 750 acres tillable; prevents a return thus destroying the balance mighty good pasture land with* plenty of water; 320 acres in sap circulation. wheat, goes with the place. This farm is in good state of cultivation Industrial Clubs do Good Work and in excellent neighborhood. For particulars apply to Sherman County With the number of weekly reports Abstract Co., Moro, Oregon. | coming in from club members of the GEO. B. BOURHILL, county and with a complete hundred Manager Realty Dept. Where the home Case is best known it is the most respected. For over per cent record from two atrandard three-quarters of a century the J. I. Case T . M . Co. has been recognized as [clubs, club worker^ feel justified"in * a leader in the mechanical world. Associated with it in the producing of Iron Men and Other Men accepting the statement made by Miss Helen Cowgill, assistant state club • the new Case Six are twenty-four of the best known and the most respon* The sh iftless fellow ambles along leader, that Sherman county was lead sible names in the automobile industry. ing in club work in the state. The ready to be distracted by whatever teachers and boys and girls of the happens next. ’ This combination of talent, backed by the whole weight of the Cate reputa An idle dollar is much the same. | county are entering the work with tion is your guarantee o f a degree of excellence that has never before been It slides out of its owner’s pocket at the spirit that stays to the finish. 4 opproached in a m otor car at so moderate a price. The Michigan School Sewjng Club the slightest provocation. The purposeful man with the sw ing is one that has sent in a hundred per [cent report at this early date. The ing stride attracts success. An active girls who signed and who have all dollar is much the same. It fulfils I reported are Lucile Jackson, Hazel its mission of drawing other dollars Coyle, Cecil Coyle, Laura Newcomb, to it, benefltting its owner and the Grace Newcomb, Elizabeth Reckman community. Our Certificates of Deposit keep and Loris Sweany. These girls have I done splendid work and are deter funds profitably employed. Bank of Moro, Moro, Oregon. mined to meet all of the requirements O re g o n necessary to win a National Certifi- T h e D a l l e s I cate of Achievement. Sherman County Firms for Sale The Kent School Cookery Club is r a e iU .W J M U M O t M t B B | another 100 per cent club. Martha buildings Well built substantial Wilson, d u r a Hartley, Bernice How- |e ll, Ethel Adams and Golda Hartley and 410 acres of farm land; 200 acres are the girls here who have shown in crop; 150 to be summer fallowed ; Phone Hours by Appointm ent their ability to finish what they com balance extra good pasture; land right Also 640 mence. These girls plan to send one close to Grasss V alley, acres farm land within two m iles of I of their number to Corvallis for the Grass Valley 145acres in crop; 625 in Boys and Gijls two weeks summer term with money derived from cooked cultivation balance pasture land with food sales which they plan to hold at running water; fair farm buildings. For particulars see L. R.’ French, ¡intervals during the spring. 2ta9 Much credit is due Miss Alexander Grass Valley, Oregon. Office at Residence. M0R0, ORE. at Kent school and Miss Ferrin at Michigan school for this record. A nnouncing - Card of Thanks Other clubs in the county will fin ish with just Buch a record in a short We wish to thank our friends and time. neighbors for their kindness and sym pathy at the time of the death and GEO. ELLSWORTH, Proprietor At the annual congregational meet funeral of our husband and father. The present price of $605 f. o. b. Portland for our N um ing of the Presbyterian church, held Mrs. Edw. Sagawe and fam ily. W ashing done each M on day, Tuesday Sunday morning, reports of the offi ber 216 Delco Light Plant— 160 amphere hour b a tte ry - . and Wednesday cers of the church and the Dorcas T h ird day delivery schedule maintained w ill be increased to $650 on May 1st. The owners or owner of the follow society show both to be in very excel Leave bundles at Ellsworth H o tel Annex By notifying us and getting vour order booked n o w - lent financial condition. The meeting ing stock is requested to come for voted to increase the pastor’s salary some, prove property, pay for this covered by a $25 deposit, in accordance with manufac Patronize H o m e Industry to $1800 per year. The annual budget adv., and take same away frdtn my turers terms—you may secure one of these modern farm W e aim to please our customers for the coming year totals $2951 of farm known as the Rasmussen or utilities at the price now in effect. which Monk land conngregation has I Todd place, near Fairview school, de assumed $750. The budget as adopted scribed as follow s; Bay yearling If desired customers ordering Delco Light plant Number includes $616 for benevolences, under colt, no brands, has halter marks, 216 can delay shipment on same until June 30th. Pre which head comes all special sums for oeen at my place about two weeks. vious notice from the factory was for a shorter shipping missions and other church activities. Yellow Jersey cow been at my place term which has now been extended to June 30th. since about January 22d, now has calf The Dalles, Oregon about week old. D o n ’t d e la y y o u r o rd er V. R. Coe,,phone 29F5, Moro. M ORO. ORBGOM. ALL TH R EE "Sowing” Dollars^ , fo r a T h rift Crop Q O W IN G the seed is only one step in the ; l^produc tion of a'crop. If the harvest is to be abundant, favorable conditions must be main tained. T o the business man, this means * favorable credit conditions. The Federal Reserve System is the great stabilizer of commercial credit conditions to» day. It insures an ample Aipply of apeh credit at all times. F A R M E R S’ STATE BANK M oro - - - - O reg o n J The Name CASE Stands for Quality The Most Popular Machine • in the 1920 Sherman County Harvest Fields will be the Holt High Deck Combined Harvester COOPER - CARY MOTOR CO come in and let me tell you why D IS T R IB U T O R S Geo. N . Crosfield, Wasco, Ore. “You’re the Man to be Satis?«’ says the Good Judge You get a whole lot more satis faction from a little of the Real Tobacco Chew than you ever, got from the old kind. - The good, rich tobacco taste la sts so m uch longer. You don’t need a fresh chew so often. That’s why it costs you less. Any man who uses the Real To bacco Chew will tell you that. Put Up. In Two Styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco 1107 tir o u 3 z .r tv . N e w Y o rk C ity DR. C. H. IO H N S Chiropractor Notice to Customers M ORO LA U N D R Y C h a n g e in P r ic e P. M. Hall-Lewis & Co. Registered Edmond Sagawe died suddenly from ¡heart failure last Thursday at their Civil and Architectural Engineers Fairview farm home shortly after his * and Surveyors i return from Wasco. He had been out in the yard where some men were ] working and coming into the house Maps, Plats, Estimates, Reports remarked to Mrs. Sagawe that h« on all kinds of Surveys felt dizzy, sat down in a chair and ex Plans, Specifications, Supervision pired immediately. Mr. Sagawe was on all Classes of Buildings. i born in Berlin, Germany, February 126, 1867, coming to Sherman county in 1892. He was married June 18, 1907, and leaves a widow.^one daugh- I ter, one step daughter, and two step Gilliam and Wheeler Counties sons to mourn his loss. STUCK mil M i l RLNCHES In observance of Easter 145 mem bers of Knight Templar Commandery of The Dalles visited Moro Sunday FOR SALE afternoon in a 5-car special train manned by a crew of six Knight Templar. The train arrived at 8 p. m. and after a parade through the business section a religious serve«* was held at the opera house. Dr. J. Upper Main Street, opp. Garatfe C. Ghormley of Wasco spoke upon the CONDON, ORE. , Christian aspect of the order and E. | g . Jones upon “ Chivalry, past and present.” The crusaders left Moro about 6:30 stopping at Wasco whei* a banquet was served them. F. T. Hurlburt D id a ll t h o s e F o r d s o n T r a c t o r s go ? Ask the owners ot 32 Fordson Tractors now working in Shetman County W - N. JO N E S D e liv e r ie s m a d e d u rin g m o n th o f M arch: W. J. M artin, M oro, two R a y Hulfee, M oro J. W. Pierson, Nish Jo h n Schassen, Kent C. W. M cKinhey, Moro A. 8. Johnson, Klondike E. O. L. Co., Moro, two J, F, H enkle, Moro O. Sm ith, Nish A. L. Barzee, Moro A. L. Mason, Grass Valley L. E. C latk, K ent Subscription Orders Taken For the D a lly O r e g o n ia n D a lly J o u r n a l E v e n in g T e le g r a m At »ho Ohaorver office, Moro. A U TO T R U C K DRAY Phone Majn 314 M oro, Oregon ' Freight and Express Handled Promptly'. M oving Efficiently Attended To. DELCO-LIGHT T h e com plete E le c tric L ig h t an d P o w e r P lant HULERY BROS. O re g o n M oro Delco Agents for Sherman County F7O S S <S6 O O . in c M O R O , O R EL. GARAGE Blacksmith and Machine Shop Firestone TIRES Gas, Oils, Grease and Accessories Auto R epairing and Storage Iron, Steel and Coal, Hardwood Carriae and W aon Material. .
