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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1921)
4* The Moro hoys and baaeball man- a n m e n t atetarolv ask assistance and Show QHsW OWW W» Starts 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. M a t h « w » « L iv ln o < t o n , P r o p r i e t o r « Saturday, Apr. 2 po«t offic, ,l Moro, O ^ o . . J .l , *o. l°*l have to offer in return the follow ing: F irs t of a ll, strictly h ew Thera aro so many different forms playing on tha team. Second, naw uni forma and equip of toothache that eeeh person probably baa w different experience from any Manager ment. C. L. I reland Third and most important of a ll owe else. There are even times when daring present hard times, thia equip i t la very difficult really to say that O fficili P ip e r fcf h i ? . ment ia a ll paid for by the boya. We the pain th at ia being suffered is a ate not taking anyone to contribute toothache, although almost everyone Clean Up Day Results the usual am o un t o f 12.60 or |6.00 to thinks th at there would be no difficul ward some imported player or players. ty whatever in recognising this par Clean-up Day in Moro last week N either are ere asking you to contri ticu lar form o f pain. In addition to pain directly about was not one of the best of the spring bute toward paying for the uniforms the teeth, an aching tooth can cause assortment, but as far as veaulta or the equipment. Lastly, a ll wo ask of the public i pain in tha ear or in the eye or almost achieved it could not be excelled by any such day in I he past The day to support ue by coming to games and any form o f headache, fa c ia l neural its e lf was windy and cold, but the boosting fo r us. We are strivin g hard gia or paina in the neck or arm , and w illin g workers paid little attention to get in position to play some Satur there have been casea on record in to such details and soon bad rubbish day afternoon gam es, but a t present which practically a ll pain of an ach o f a ll kinds going to the “ dumping we sannot persuade our different oppo ing tooth was f e lt in the sole of the ‘ , ground” at the edge of town in nents to getting together on Saturday« foot. The e v il result o f an aching tooth wagons, trucks, and tractor train Immediately after the rush spring is not so much tha pain inflicted on work is over we are satisfied we can loads. the patient a t the tim e aa it is the ’ A visit through the district after stage Saturday baseball. Cheer up! Pep up! 8boW u p l to hrrm done to the general system by the da.vs worn showed a most marvel cue transformation that clearly showed games and kid the boya to victory in the absorption of pus from the infect tbe skillful attention to details that Am erica’s fhremost game—Baaeball. ed root o f the tooth. I t is quite true th at not a ll aching Moro A th le ti* Club, Moro, Oregon. had been given the effort for teeth are abscessed, becaune the “ clean-up day” in Moro by the local « lig h te s t exposure o f the pulp w ill American Legion post and tbe mem result in sharp pein. B ut this expo Kent News Letter bership sure is bound to result in the death of A noon lunch was served to all The In fan t daughter of Mrs. W , 8 . the p u l^ a n d so w ill have follow ing woVkers in, a vacant office room on Orcutt is reported very low w ith pneu in the N K n o f this pain the certainty First street and, incidentally, thia o f infection, w h id i means absorption was as much enjoyed as any other monia. There aro other cases in which the t i n . George Altoup of The Dalles, portion of the days outing by the in door group as well as thoab who were la v is itin g this week w ith her par pulp to not exposed, but, from some form o f irrita tio n , such aa a tooth be more used to the streruoua out-door ents, M r. and Mrs. W. A . Young. H. R. Hom er and fa m ily motored ing bitten upon too hard or being ex life typified during the day by all from Moro to Kent, where they bad posed unnaturally to extremes o f heat workers. and cold, or being ground down for It is the intention that a second an Easter dinner. crowns or bridges, the irrita tio n w ill day w ill soon be inaugurated for ape The road work is s till going on. sometimes cause the pulp to die. cial work at the City Park, changing but darn the little sharp rocks. When th e pulp dies i t im mediately fenc?8, etc , to make it more accessl Tbe rabbits w ill leave i t to the begins decomposition. This causes the ble for the m tori ts who w ill soon hens for another year now. fo rm a tio n o f gas, w h ic h in tu rn makes be cornu g through Sherman county. We have some stunning, cunning very high pressure upon the nerve c cations on band since the v is it of a filaments th at supply the pulp and this beloved m illin e r pressure is carried bask over tbs main Elliott Family Reunion Mrs Givens is very much improved, branch of the fifth nerve where i t may A family reunion was held at the having been able to leave tbe hospital be relayed to many parts of the body, J O. Elliott home Easter Sunday it and Is now staying at the home of her so th at from tbe reflex pressure a t tbe being the first time Mr. and M s J H. sister. She expects to return home in tip of tbe root of a tooth you can have E llio tt’s children have all been to about S wfiek. pain in almost any part of the body. gether since Milo left for Canada, “ Any thing you wish in the line of This is in addition to the evils and mure than nine years ago. A bounti •eats’ 7” A boys cooking class was the pains that result from the actual ful dinner wnu rerved by the daught absorption either of pus or of pus organised at school last week. Stona HOBART BOSWORTH BEHIND THE DOOR’ A lso a Good Two-Reel Comedy ’ FRIDAY. * ' • • • / « a* Beginning April 12th we will comm ence giving two «howt a week which will be on Tuesdays and Saturd lys. O n Tues day, April 12th jwe will show the first episode of the “ LOST CITY.” Be sure to see it I Business 2 Partnership»* ers. Thoej present were Mr and Mrs J O E lliott, Mr and Mrs J H Elliott, Mr and Mrs G A Meloy, Mr and Mrs M A Bull, Mr and Mrs E S Everett, Milo E'Hott, Mr and Mrs Chas Ad lard, Owen a'*d Eugene Elliott, Hollis Bull, W illis and Wilbtsr E lliott, and baby Rolla Everett N y o u r planning, do n o t overlook the great assistance you can o b tain from allying yourself w ith a strong w ell managed bank. O pen an ac count w ith ua to -d a y and thus begin a business acquaintance w hich w ill stand you in good stead during years to come. W e y e alw ays ready to advise w ith you concerning investm ents and to assist you in every w a y in o ur power. O u r m o tto ia service and sm all accounts as w all M large are welcome. I FARM ERS* STA TE BANK M o ro . .. - - O re g o n F. W . B O Y E R PARKY B U ILD IN G , rtORO, OREGON Plumbing and Tin Work Complet« Ôtock of Pipe find Plumbing Mfitcrlfils Have You Seen the KRAMER ROTARY PACKER - —if not, "see it before s ta rtin g your plow. W E HAVE T H E M FOR ANY SIZE P L O W W e are well stocked w ith O liver and John Deere Plow Shares. MORO HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT COMPANY T l? e flu o r o H o t e l W . M . W a lk e r , H a n a g e r MORO OREGON A Moderp T ile and Concrete Constructed Building B uilt by Moro Community for the General Public ST E A M H E A T E D E L E C T R IC L IG H T S Bath and Hot and Cold W ater in E very Room products. 'Is lodge work interesting?” Ask “ An aching tooth to not only uncom M r. and Mrs. E. J . Brown. Come join fortable, but i t to also very dangbroua. with us. Everybody ’s doin’ it . Mrs. Dad Guytons mother expects to leave for New York in a few days. Don’t forget us Nanny. Mrs. Carl G illm or was called to M r and Mrs J H E llio tt are 67 Bend to attend the funeral o f her years of age, both w ell, and s till live sister-in-law . on the old borne place, which they Beautiful weather the pest week j homestead-d * some th irty or more and everybody busy in the fields. Let [ years ago. They have nine gTandchil tbe good work go on. dren and one great grandson. Men may oome and men may go, but the road hangs on forever. 8tay w ith it Charlie, C lara’a here to help Notice of Final Settlement now. In the County Court of the State of Be sura and read next weeka items. Oregon for Sherman County, in the I t may mention you. W ith kindest Matter of the Esdttq of F. H. Buxton regards and best wishes to a ll. deceased. Dor Goat. w Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned administratrix of the Estate of P. H. Buxton, deceased, has filed In the County Court of Sherman Coun ty, State of Oregon, her final report and account as such administratrix of said Eetute and that Monday, the 2d day of May, A D. 1921, at the hour of 10 o’clock a.m ., has been fixed by said Court as the time for hearing of ob jections to said" report and the settle ment thereof. Glady N. Buxton, Administratrix of tbe Estate of P. H. Buxton deceased. W. C. Bryant, Attorney for Ad ministratrix. Btat-29 - Always road tbs Observer. Service That Is of Service WHY WE DO IT BETTES W ill WE DO MODE There to no word so much abused as this word S E R V IC E . I t is a great word to conjure w ith and mhke promises on. I t either means much, little or nothing. H< I wish to announce to tbe people of Moro and vicinity that on or about I A pril 1st I am going to open a first class bakery in connection w ith my restaurant. For your piss, cakes, doughnuts, etc, come to the Homs I Bakery, orders taken fo r anything special. Every thing absolutely Homej Made. I respectfully solicit your pa tronage, H.J. Warn, proprietor of tbs Bee Hive Restaurant. Special Monthly Rates h r Room or Board W h at you expect of it and what you get from it ere too often very different. **. » 7 So when we say “ S E R V IC E T H A T 18 O F S E R V IC E ” we mean just wnat we say. As tbe BEST T R A C K L A Y E R serves you—a* it has so fa ith fu lly served thousands during the past five years and so it is w ith usJW E A R E GO ING TO S ER V E Y O U . - As the Best 60 does more and does it better, ao we propose to do by you. Proposals lavitod Be An International Farmer Buy International machines for the most successful operation o f your farm , then keep them 100 percent International aa long as they last by using only Genuine I H C Repairs. Be an Interna tional Farmer, end ws w ill back you up by International Service, which is prompt, dependable and permanent. What an Experienced Fanner Knows Any farm er of experience can te ll about how long his farm machinery w ill wear out. run These’ before the parts that need replacement w ill include, w ith many others, shares, shovels, guards, knives, sections, blades, teeth, etc. Order Repairs Early A ll these items should be listed and ordered early, fa r in ad vance of tbs tim e when they w iir be needed. You w ill rave time Word was received at Moro late Thursday afternoon that the State Highway Commission was planning to v is it this county that afternoon, stop ping at Moro over night and continu ing on to Pendleton the next day. As a result about fifty representative fa r mers and business men met w ith the commission that evening at Dinner at Hotel Moro w ith Judge McKee as chairman, after the dinner had been served a few were galled upon to state the position of Shermahn county re la tive to a north and south highway running from the Columbia Highway to a connection w ith the California Highway at the southern boundary of the county. Although no definite word was given by the commission, it Is known that surveys of several routes have partly been made and that the m atter i t receiving th eir careful a t tention and that a decision w ill be ar rived at shortly. * and Dnoney by ordering a ll tbe repairs at one tim e.- This w ill save you money later In the season, when you may be obliged to pay for long distance telephone calls, and express or parcel post charges on numerous small orders. When Delays Are Expensive AndL what may later prove much more costly than these charges, is the tiros lost w aiting for repairs just when tbs im ple ment should be working to eapaeity In the field. As the International Dealer, ws Maintain an International 8erv<ce Station for Y o u r Convenience ? P R O FIT BY IT COLEMAN A CO. MORO, OREOON “ ff*... -M G E N U IN E BULL' DURHAM Aood chlarsHea far 10c Subject to a ll the provisions of Or dinance No. 80 o f the C ity o f Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, sealed pro posals, addressed to the Common Council of said oity, w i ll be received by said Council at the C ity H a ll, on Main Street, Moro, Oregon, u n til 1 J 6 o’clock p. m. of A p ril 4, 1921, fo r the completion of the follow ing street improvement, v is : — Surfacing w ith crushed rock or gravel th a t portion of F irs t 8troet from the northwesterly line of Scott Street to the northwest erly line of the Oregon Washington Railroad A N avigation Company's rig h t of way, a distance o f 820 fast; also grading same and constructing the necessary catch basins and drains, and building concrete curbs and gut ters, tbe distance between curbs to be 62 feet. Plane and Specifications have been prepared by the C ity Engineer and are now on file in tbe office of tbe C ity Recorder. A ll work on said street improve ment must be completed, end the street reedy for public travel thereon, w ithin ninety days from end a fte r the date of tha contract awarding said work to the bidder. Bach hid must be accompanied w ith a certified check fo r a aum equal to five per sent of the to ta l amount of such bid. A ll bide must be endorsed ‘ 'Pro posal* for imppu rosnent of First The Common Council r ese r ves tl righ t to reject any e r e ll bide i f Bids w ill be opened on the above date by tbe Common Counc il. I Tbe successful bidder w ill he re quired to esecute the usual hand to the City ef Moro, in such eases pro vided By order of the Common Council of the City ef Moro. Dated at Moro, Orogocr, this Md day of Marsh, l t t l . F. E. Fagan, Recorder of the City I of More, Sherman County, Oregon. The manufactugsrs of this wonderfal Tractor have spared no paina, no tim e, end no expense in producing the beet the market affords. I t is our clean cut duty and our policy to go a ll the way in backing up tha C. L . Beat C o .'in producing thia Tractor ahd to go a ll the way In backing up our own reputa tion by giving you the service and the cooperation that you expect. The Beat Tractor is as nearly trouble proof as ia humanly possible to build. I t ia free from complications and numerous parts, and is-the moat accessible Tractor made. , However, i f there are any minor adjustments to be made we can be of Service to you in its operation ahd care. I f we can assist you in any way and thereby suable you to get the most from yeur engine call on us freely. Feasibly you may have some w iring or oil problems that we may help you solve th at w ill save you and your men many hours of work. Hero again we ask you to call on us for wa are headquarters for th e -B E S T T R A C K L A Y E R . ’ W e also handle tha H U P M O B IL E and the FOGOL T R U C K . • And, last but not least, we carry a good stock of parts for a ll of these. W e aro hero to keep old customers happy, to keep naw customers informed and to . heap prospective customer« posted on the many advantages of the BEST TRA CTO R. We welcome you a ll your friends and learn jo our Salesroom and Machine Shop. W H Y WE DO M ORE Come often and bring * W HY WE DO IT BETTER "9 JO R D A N & CO. -J A W asco -> • X f VÌ - fa* O re g o n
