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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1925)
The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday, Farmers Meeting Debate» Best Seed Wheat * Varieties September 25, 1926 JAMES J. CROSSLEY OF Portland, Oregon, Hereby annoimces that he is Many interesting and ingenious - The open meeting heM at Mbrel a candidate for the Republi TERM cheat the public are opera houae Wednesday evening SB-I can nomination for U. S. devices brought to light by the state sealer I der auspices of the Moro Community I Senator at the May, 1926, of weights and measures. In one case I Club was attended by approximately 1 of platform scales it was found that I 45 farmer» and people interested ini primaries. WITH • . , I Experience and' Qualifications: one of the large weights had been! farming questions. Raised ott an Iowa farm. Graduated The main question discussed was! drilled out and lead filled in, to make I from Iowa University—academic and the weight register less. It took the I com; arative reports upon the yield law departments—and post grad- term third inspection to discover the trick, I of marquis, turkey red, jenkms club, I oat« at Yale. Served four years as County Superintendent of Schools as on former inspections the owner I hard and soft federation wheata. I Served five sessions in the State Sen From data at hand it appeared that slipped out the false weight and sub ate. Served six and a half years as IF DESIRED soft federation outyielded all other U. S. Attorney under Roosevelt and stituted a correct one. In eastern Oregon the deputies wheats with hard federation a good Taft National Guard and Mexican Other Border service „ and twenty-nine found a washer of half inch thick- second and marquis third. months in World War from Oregon. wheats seemed to vary according to Over seas with front line divisions We Have Money Now Available ,iess applied to a gasoline pump at a and Ofae-Aisne and in Cham] filling station which shortened the locality. FOR FARM LOANS ON FARM LANDS (42nd) Division in Supt. D. E. Stephens of the Ex- with RM sweep and cut back one quart on each I périment Station had figures from five gallons. Will work zealously for develop to Progressive Sherman County Farmers In another instance the scales used Umatilla, Baker, Union, Morrow, ment of Oregon and support of I Sherman, Wasco and Gilliam coun measures for real benefit of farmers at the receiving end were correct, but those used in weighing out had ties which seemed to agree with the as suggested by their organizations. been drilled out Very often weights I reports made by farmers as stated Favor world Court and Reform Sen are drilled out at the factory to bal I above. Some localities were much ate R^ea.________ x-———— I higher in yield than in other sections ance the scales, and only the deputy COMING Arictly on to his business would dis of the state, but proportionally the cover such a trick. * Many reports I three leading wheats in favor were TO THE DALLES are made of all kinds of trickery to, I ranked as first stated., Portland, Oregon Mr. Stephens stated that neither rob the seller, and many prosecu I federation wheat was safe wheat for tions have been made. The sealer SPECIALIST of weights department reports great I fall sowing, that its hardiness was not in Internal Medicine for the improvement over former conditions. able to to withstand winter weather. This was also stated to be tkue of favorite DOES NOT OPERATE Victor Jubb and wife, old time jenkins club which friends of Mrs. John M. DeMoes, wheat for winter sowing in Umatilla Will ' I m at were visiting at the De Moss home] county as well as other eastern Ore-1 THE DALLES HOTEL north of Wasco last week. The two gon sections. SATURDAY OCTOBER 10 F. B. Ingalls, present at the meet-1 families made an auto party to Shearer bridge late in the week ing from Dufur, stated that spring ORE DAY ONLY where they succeeded in landing a hybrid 128 had shown an average of 1 Office at Farmers State Bank Ro charge for Consultation few trout before the visitor» were 39 bushels to the acre and in case I Dr. Mellenthin is a regular gradu J. c. McKean, Manager, Moro, Oregon forced to leave for their home at another Such freeze as last winter ate in medicine and surgery and is should again happen many farmers licensed by the state of Oregon. He Oregon City. around Dufur would use this wheat does not operate for chronic appendi GRAIN BUYERS A motor party from Cottage gall stones, ulcers of stomach, for spring seeding. Mr. Ingalls seem citis, tonsils or adenoids. spent last week-end Grove, Oregon DEALERS IN i ed to favor this wheat more than he He has to his credit wonderful re Moro visiting with friends. Num I did either hard or soft federation or sults in diseases of the stomach, liver, Olympic and Drifted Snow Fldur and all Olympic Cereals bered in the party were Mra. E. B. nerves, bowels, blood marquis. Olympic Poultry and Dairy Feed. ‘ Gram Bags and Twine Dodd and two children, Heleji and John M. De Moss, present from Copper Carbonate. Gasco Briquets, Fuel. Grain and Feed Billie; L. L. Johnson and wife; ano I north of Wasco, reported that he had weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg Cement and Building Material. R. W. Suttor. Mrs. Johnson is s I harvested 8 sacks from his last fall ulcers and rectal ailments. Below are the names of a few of Agents for J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co. sister and Mr. Sutter half brother to I sown turkey red wheat, 10 sacks from his many satiafied patients in Oregon: B. Dodd of this city. Mra. Dodo I his spring sown marquis and 13 sacks Rose J. Aplin, Carson, Washington, * FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE is a niece of Mrs. J. F. F ob ». , I nerve trouble. from hard federation. He also re Mrs. Otto Will, Jefferson, varicose L. N. Huis and wife were visiting I reived good results from bluestem ulcer, leg. M. P. ChriAlanson, Albany, bladder in Moro last Sunday from Portland, wheat seed 11 years old that he used trouble. at the home of Mrs. Huis’ father, last spring. Mrs. M. A. Ewan, Coquille, stom Judge Fred Krusow, present from Wm. Morrison. Mr. Huis is a mem ach trouble. ber of the contracting firm of Hedges Grass Valley, wanted the meeting to Robert Ziglinski, Scio, stomach and & Huis, who have just completed consider taking action , towards to heart trouble. John Roth, Albany, adenoids and building a concrete school house at stalling a county laboratory where Rainier, Oregon, and who are now wheat for sale could be tested for tonsils. Mrs. M. I. Olsen, Portland, appen- moving their plant to Medford where the protein gluten content and in a l ileitis. measure do »way with the present they have a similar contract. Remember the above date, that method of sellihg by wright test only, consultation on this trip will be free Klickitat valley wheat growers Ice Cream is one food that all that the and that his treatment is different.,. kiddies may be allowed to indulge have given up plans for shipping in Judge Krusow contended Married women must be accom the best in freely. It» nourishing properties wheat and changing fall grain seed weight test did not secure panied by their husbands. cited in mean better Wealth for them. Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg., this year in an effort to overcome a price for the'fanner and personal Los Angeles, California. • „ stance» coming to his mixture of varieties that ha» pre We sell ice cream in many food knowledge whereby farmers had se vailed to a large extent for some j value ways. By the dish, with drinks, in cones, or by the pint years. Growers state that prices cured as much »8 13 cents a bushel— and quart in sanitary containers asked for seed grain are too much in in one case 25 cent»—by mean« of USED CAR BARGAINS that permit Its taking home. excess of prices offered for grain an impartial protein test. Professor Hyslop, present from shipped to tidewater terminals; also CARS FROM that some samples Bent there are as O. A. C. at Corvallis, agreed with badly mixed as local seed. Eastern Judge Krusow in most of the ques-„ 1*24 Light 6 Studebaker Touring Klickitat farmers will sow hqgl fed- tions brought up, but stated that it 1923 Light 6 Studebaker Touring 1924 Light 6 Studebaker Coupe eration, shipped into the locality last was a matter that would need eVec-j 1923 Gardnef Sport Touring The reader of advertisements knows that he has the most tive work and agreement among » spring to reseed fall grain froron out, 1923 Ford Touring reliable ¿tide to markets that exists in the world today. large part of the farmers before it. 1924 Big 6 Studebaker Touring that yielded 20 bushels to the acre. could be made effective. Every purchaser of any of the Professor Hyslop was the above fkrs may drive it for five speaker of the evening. His addre»»; days and then, if not satisfied for .yas instructive add listened to close any reason, turn it back and apply money Daid as a credit on the ly by all present. ' Before the meet- -the purchase or any other car in stock ing closed’» new variety of weed was -—new or used. introduced to many firmer* who were present by Roy Belshee, living THE DALLES .GARAGE OREGON THEV D. north of Wasco. Uis is an unknown weed, identified by Prof. Hyslop a» very similar to nromtog glory and that easily could become just a; troublesome and expensive to tMh BIGGS farmers. " . L J. B. Adams, local agent for the SERVICE STATION Eastern Oregon Land company, pTe H. H. Willard, Proprietor rented data showing the actual yield Lunch Good» of several varieties of spring sown Bottled Drinks on Ice wheat on the company lands 1»R The number of acres re- harvest. Quaker State Oils sorted, variety. and average yield Union Gas Ajax Tire* follows and is in com- The Patronage panson with two of my Sherman County Neighbors wheat one Will be Appreciated and one field February sown 485 . . Fall . .. turkey red If you are interested in the purchase of a used car we can quickly prove to 25.2 210 February .turkey red you that we have cars that will come within your requirements and at prices 16.8 . marquis . Spring 2496 that are real genuine bargains. The used cars we list here will help you to . Spring .Hard fed 1159 form an opinion as to the quality of used car we have for sale and the prices Federation Spring 247 asked. - . Spring .. Bunyip 354 General average 7951 LONG SHORT LOANS PRIVILEGES Dr. Mellenthin Farmers Elevator & Supply Co 350 UP Quality is in the Blood You can’t paint quality on the outside of a battery—it’s got to be in the blood. Exide quality has been the standard of excellence in storage batter ies for over 37 years. Yet today you can buy an Exide ‘no matter what your price limit may be. EXIDE PRICES ARE FROM $ 16.50 UP The Prize Winner Milk is From Moro Dairy For steadiness of quality and clean liness Moro Dairy has at all times maintained the highest standard pos sible. Every cow in Moro Dairy herd has been tested by a state veterinary and the dairy itself has been inspect ed by the state health office. No other milk supply in this vicinity can claim as much. Delivered when ybu want it. Moro Dairy" Milk 10c Quart Moro Dairy Cream 30c Pint Moro Garage Blacksmith and Machine Shop Plow Share Grinding Acetylene Welding ¡1 Wood Working in Connection Let us give you prices on our Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tires We Have a Complete New Stock Moro Garage^ Telephone Mein 171 WMOEYS 1921 DODGE TOURING CAR for........................... New Balloon Tires and Wheels. Shocks all around. License. TOURING CAR for BUICK Al mechanically. Good Paint Six Al tires. Lots of Equipment License SEVEN PASSENGER BUICK for.......... Overhauled. New Paint ’ License a Touring Car and a Good One. AFTE” I14H EVERY 7^ $400 $650 $600 1921 BIG “6” STUDEBAKER fo* .... ................. This is another of our Touring Car Bargains $600 1921 FOUR PASSENGER CASE SPORT CAR for... New tires. License. New Paint. Com pletely Overhauled. $600 May seem normal of vision and strength but subject to a -»»ientific test may reveal a condition that it would be well to counteract. See Dn Clarke. He will be to Wasco aU day and eVfening Thursday October 1st at the Hotel Sharman. < Fridaf October 2nd all day and evening M the Hotel Moro. M, M. Saunders, the piano tuner will be in Moro about October 1st. Orders for tuning may at Hotel Moro. __ ± ..„J:-- ---------- — Piano Must Be Sold Will sacrifice high-grade piano in storage near here for immediate sale. Will give easy term» to an established home. For full particular» and where it may be seen addra»» Port land Music Co., 227 6th St., Portland, 8t«18oS THE DALLES, OREGON When wanting team and* dray work of any kind call phone 401 Ho tel More and have it done promptly by C. L. Montgomery. . \ L afford» benefit a» well a» pleasure, f flV ■fiSpE m R. Schade witx, Prop. Home phone Main 474 Rotary Rod Weeders Manufactured Cheney, Washington Healthftd exercise for th» teeth STRONG COMPACT DURABLE I? Our Rotary Rod Weeders are hungry for weeds. I They make a perfect seed bed and leave the I ► best kind of a lump mulch on top. Moro Hdw. & Imp. Co Moro, Oregon ,
