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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1925)
The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday, The Observer Office Prints County Paper* The printing office of the Sher man County Observer has been work ing excess time since Monday morn ing in the setting into type of the big two page advertisement announcing the closing out sale of the Moro Trading company. In addition to puting thia into type for printing in the Sherman County Observer wc have also printed half of the Wasco News-Enterprise paper this week and one third of the Grass Valley Jour nal’ and also all of the Shernun County Observer. . All the cuts used to illustrate th advertising was cast in the office oi the Sherman County Observer with u.e exception of one on the first page of the two page announcement. Thif office is a subscriber to the Meyer^ Both advertising service of Chicag< and each month receives the ipater.ai to cast approximately three hundred cuts that can be used in illustrating advertising for any sort of publicity that is desired. This service is en tirely free to advertising patrons of the Sherman County Observer. In addition to the monthly servic- received each month this office alsc has a catalog of approximately 50,000 cuts that are supplied free tu our patrons by the Meyer Both com pany. Postage only is charged fo. the use of any illustration taken from the-cut library book. The large cut of an axe heading the second page of the Moro Trading the purchase of a phono graph thi* fall • You cannot afford to miss Special Discount Sale NOW ON Corson 5 “The Music .Mun Everything in Music The Dalles, Oregon CANDY FOR ALL CANDY DAY Especially the Kiddies Tiu-t is the object of National C dy Day, Saturday, October 10. Moro Confectionery Candies are pure and healthful—good for young as well as old. We have just received a fresh stock of Chocolate Coated Candie* in both hard and soft chews and varied assortment of flavors— ■ mixed to your order.__ _____ — j> Watch our store window for our Saturday only Candy Special. Moro Confectionery W. A. Ruggles. Prop. FOR DRUGS Complete line of drugs and sundries at all times. If not in stock we will get it for you Many articles for Christmas now arriving. Let us buy for you, no charge for this service. Expert kodak finishing. THE DALLES, OREGON LONG LOANS TERM WITH SHORT TERM PRIVILEGES IF DESIRED We Have Money Now’ Available FOR FARM LOANS ON FARM LANDS to Progressive Sherman County Farmers Write Direct to Oregon-Washington Joint Stock Land Bank d Oak Portland, Oregon Farmers Elevator & Supply Co Office at Farmers Stalo Bank J. C. McKean, Manager, Moro, Oregon GRAIN BUYERS DEALERS IN Olympic and Drifted Snow Flour and all Olympic Cereals Grain Bags und Twine Olympic Poultry and Dairy Feed. Copper Carbonate. Gaseo Briquets, Fuel. Grain and Feed. Cement and Building^C.iaU rial. Agents for J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co; • FIRE AND MARÍN URANC company announcement was secured from the cut library book, and illus trates the degree of service now maintained in the national business world. _• AIR MAIL • SERVICE USED Jt was Thursday morning, Septem ber 24th, when it was decided that this cut would be used by the More- Trading company. A telegram wa* filed at the Moro office of the West ern Union telegraph company at 11 o’clock that morning and was sent from here at 11:05 a. m. This is a- bout 3 p. m. in Chicago. It was specified in the telegram ►hat the matrice should be sent to Moro by air mail. Postal department cancellations show that the packag* »vas mailed at Chicago main pos. iffice at 6:30 p. m. September 24tl md that it was received at the ah mail field at 10 p. m. the same eve - ning. The package left Chicago by air plane mail was dropped at Salt Lake City, from which point it was brought to Moro by railway, leaving MSalt Lake City at 6 p. m. Septembei 26th and arriving at Moro Mondaj fternoon at 4 o’clock p. m. • Charges for air mail service is 16 enU an ounce or fraction of an unce, all such mail being classed ai . rst ciass or letter mail. The pack <.ge in question weighed exuctlj eight ounces and with the special de ii.eiy stump attached cost *$1.3b ceqts postage. Four days and five hours was the total time from filing the telegram to receipt of the pack age at the oilice of the. Shctniai County Observer. The time coulu have been one whole business daj less if Moro was located upon the main line railway instead of being on a branch railway line. Mail leav iug Chicago at the same time thi: package left for Moro was deli^erec in I’o.tiand at the beginning of the business day on Monday morning. Oregon Agriculture College Opens New Radio ® Station ? 1 4 Friday evening, October 2nd, has been selected for the opening of reg- ular prograr. s over the new 500-wat* Oregon Agriculture college radio sta- tlon KFDJ -. At that time regular broadcasting three times a week will be started, to continue each Monday, Wednesday aijd Friday. For a week at least, the wave length of 254 met- us will be used, but present plans call for the final inspection of the station by federal officials in the near future and the formal dedicatory pcTram to inaugurate the ne^ call letters and long wave length aboat tee : hid die of October. Hcgranis are designed to be pri- Tnarily educational, but varied enough to appeal to a wide diversity of radio fans. Monday night will be agri- vUiturai night, when a weekly market sun mary dealing more with inter pretation of the market trend rather than actual ouotationa will be given. This and a f • brief farm reminders will open the program, at 7:45 after a mcdjca! ^Jucticn. October 2, 1925 JAMES J. CROSSLEY v Hereby announces that he is a candidate for the Republi can nomination for U. S. Senator at the May, 1926, primaries. Will work zealously for develop ment of Oregon and support of measures fbr real benefit of farmers as suggested by their organizations. Favor World Court and Reform Sen ate Rules. COMING TO THE DALLES Dr. Mellenthin SPECIALIST in Internal Medicine far the Quality is in the Blood DOES NOT OPERATE Will ba at THE DALLES HOTEL ’ SATURDAY OCTOBER 10 Office, hour«: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. ONE DAY ONLY No charge for Consultation Dr. Mellenthin is a regular gradu ate in medicine and surgery and is licensed by the state of Oregon. He does not operate for chronic appendi citis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils or adenoids. • He has to his credit wonderful re sults in diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin, heart, nerves, kidney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal ailments. Below are the names of a few of his many satisfied patients in Oregon: Rose J. Aplin, Carson, Washington, nerve trouble. Mrs. Otto Will, Jefferson, varicose ulcer, leg. M. P. Christianson, Albany, bladder trouble. ■ * Mrs. M. A. Ewan, Coquille, stom ach trouble. Robert Ziglinski, Scio, stomach and trouble. The nrm- crew of the heart John Roth, Albany, adenoids and OBSERVER PRINTING PLAN! Mount Hood loop highway reporii tonsils. * BEST IN COUNTY that several inches of snow fell Wed , Mrs. M. I. Olsen, Portland, appen- In the printing plant of the S ier nesday on th? high passes of the Remember the above date, that man County Observer is the only Mount H?o<4 natims^l roresG Whi’e consultation on this trip will be free insupicient to and that his treatment is different. equipment in the county when the preciyi .atior hamper traffic, road workers advised Married women must be accom the tig announcement of the closin' panied by their husbands. out-sale—of-the- Moro Trading c vui! that motorists a .!.o expect to make Address ; ill Bradbury. Bldgu pany could have been put into typ< the clrctuf”t!7is“ yTar db”Bo“ät «Kid, Los Angeles, California. wish the special prices in large as heavy snows are likely to block figures. The Sherman County Obser the road .’nt any Lime. The snow at ver is also the only printing plant in th (Thigh iiL udc ’ a a • accompanied on Sherman county where equipment tc the lowiah.L ' y i. e .irst soaking rain cast illustrations for advertising pub since last May. Plurtibing and Heating licity is obtainable. In addition to Sells and installs the these factors the office of the Shei famous Mueller pipe OBSERViR ADS men County Observer is the only place in Sherman county where any or pipe ’ . ess furnace. Ratea: tinder 15 words» 35c ._L illustration fôr any special purpost ' 1> io 30 words, 60c | Wasco, Oregon can be had to illustrate advertising Over 30 wds., 1 vc per wd. i publicity without using cuts that take from the advertisement the interest FOR SAL i J at S ¡auiko, one car oi of the reader and diverts attention Turkey Ked seed wheat. Address from the main portion of the business A. S. BeatKit, The Dalles. announcement in an effort to assimi FOR' SALE—th USED CAR BARGAINS 1 Turkey Red late the connection between the illus . wheat seed D* crop. Write to tration used in the reading portion Delia Brown, -The Lnllea, Ore., or CARS FROM UP ’ or business talk to the public by the phono 4i>'22, The Did 1rs. 1924 Light 6 Studebaker Touring advertiser. NEW COLONIAL white enamel wood 1923 Light 6 Studebaker Touring and co.-1 range for .-ale, used one 1924 Light G Studebaker Coupe year, price $45 cost $125. Reason 1923 Gardner Sport .Touring The North .Morrow county fair was for selling: buying electric range. 1923 Ford Touring Elfin Ross, Wasco. 4ts25 held Friday and Saturday at Board 1924 Big 6 Studebaker Touring man. FOR SAL 1 G head horses, 2 new 7-18 Every purchaser of any of the ’• •. See Empire drills, 2 roe Two first prizes were won by above cars may drive it for five Bank, Moro . or M. days and then, if not satisfied for dahlias entered by Dan P. Smythe of Farn.<rs Jackson Str- •et, The Thorast n,’ any reason, turn it back and apply Pendleton at the Spokane fair. lts25 Dalles the money paid as a credit on the There are now 936 miles of Im I purchase of any other car in stock L nicely orna- CLEA?; ÄG proved highway in Marion county, ac 1 mente ¡£<6 ft. for $1.85 and pay —new or used. cording to J. T. Hunt, county judge. Trrpr« ¡'‘luff Rug THE DALLES GARAGE Parce h Post. 4tol(> Moehnke Bros.’ sawmill at Beavei Woiks, "Tie Dalles, THE DALLES. OREGON creek, near Oregon City, was destroy The Lil by, McNeill & LiLby Can Cat-a-Corner From Po«toffice. nei , at The Dalles, Oregon, i ed by fire with a loss of about >12,000 T..:,: on pears ot this time. Can With the end of the commercial I will extend Co about the fishing season on the Columbia river I tung - of cm December. * Parties de- middle less than a week away, it is reported ■.¡ring enijsoymeut, please write for BIGGS , that a big run of fish has entered the Jar?. • LiLby, McNeill A Lib by The .Li les, Oregon. ’ 6to4 SERVICE STATION river. H. H. Willard, Proprietor Ten sheep-killing bears, 29 bobcats WE PAT parcel post one way ou all and 539 coyotes were killed last month shoe it pairing. Good quality work Lunch Goods by the 24 hunters of the bureau of bio and leather. Joe Amore, The Bottled Drinks on Ice logical survey operating in Oregon, it 1 Dalles, opposite the post oilice. is announced in the monthly report Quaker .State Oils compiled by Stahley G. Jewett, hehd I Union Gas Ajax Tires of the work. In addition 166 badgers, . The Patronage 123 porcupines and 13 skunks were of my Sherman County Neighbor« HUGER STOVE taken. Will be Appreciated Orego^ pensions have been granted For * Sale as follows: James Moss, Portland, >15 a month; Frederick A. Mead, Port land, >12; Robert G. Hord, Portland Takes Best t $24; James McCarren, Portland, $12; Grates! or Wood Walter G. Averill, Butte Falls, >18; Price Lulu Howard, Ashland, >30; Wilfred Good a H. Gensib, Algoma, >15; George F Reasonable. Hilliard, Prineville, $18. Decreases In volume of production J Inquire at as well as in sales and shipments fo” the week ending September 12 com OB3ERVZR OFFICE pared witli the preceding week were THE reported by Pacific northwest mills of th? West Coast Lumbermen’s associa-J Probably one FLAVOR tlon. The association announced that reason for the W LASTS for the week ending last Saturday 108 popularity of mills of the organization manufactured WRIGLEY’S is that it lasts 93,065,979 feet of lumber, sold 81,014,- •O long and returns such great dividends for so small 567 feet and shipped 86,750,345 feet. ah outlay. * It keep« teeth George Hamlin, 27. of Portland, Is clean, breath sweet, appetite dead and his father, Frank E. Hamlin, keen, digestion good. Fresh and full-flavored also of Portland, was seriously wpund-1 ed as a result of buckshot wounds ip> fileted by J. S. Trent, a farmer resid ing one mile west of McMinnville, who' believed the two men and their com panions, Earl Hamlin and William Hamlin, neither of whom was injured, had stopped at his place to steal mel ons The shooting occurred at night. Thomas B, Kay. state treasurer, has *r.nGunced that approximately $2,000, UO0 would be withdrawn from the state’s inactive bank accounts within i he next w^ek to care for bond prlnci | pal and Interest which falls due on October 1. Of the total withdrawals azda amps >411,000 will be used In retiring high way bonds, >805.414 will go to pay in FOR SALE terest of these bonds, while >44^.583.33 4 will cover InteresT on securities issued ■ BY by the world war veterana’ state aid I commission 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. id’ov when in Moro this wett’from Or r a Valley stated Mint at-a race-, -.g a f the board of directors for t x SLcru an Electric Uie company office company, Leid v. ek, it was decided in this city i;i. nd would be de- that a dared th ;r. yea cn the outstanding stock. i! 30 stated that because oa;n‘r j of the company had been, used to ay off .indebtedness of tha co-:»;,’: y, thereby actually increasing the value of the company stock, the preposed dividend would be, figure^ on markot value of the .stock whgn the, dividend is finally authorize!. A. M. HICKS $5Q Exide, as you know, Is a quality battnry. It« reputation was won on high quality, rogardln«s of the coat. But now there is an Exide for any pocketbook. *.«■/* Exide 13-plato, 6-volt batterins come as low as >16 50, Foss & Co. Inc. Moro, Ore EXIDE PRICES ARE FROM I 16.50 UP H The Prize Winner Milk is From Moro Dairy For steadiness of quality and clean liness Moro Dairy has at al! 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 you want it. Moro Dairy Milk 10c Quart < Moro Dairy Cream 30c Pint Proprietor, , ( Sherman Electric Co Moro Moro Oarage Blacksmith and Machine Shop Plow Share Grinding Acetylene Welding Wood Working in Connection Let us give you prices on our Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tires We Have a Complete New Stock Moro Garage, m . r . Schadewitz, Prop. Telephon« Main 171 Home phone Main 47< ummnmmmunttmtmmmmummnnmttmmtttmttttmttmttmmttmsnnm WRIGLEYS I I A fteh EVERY M The reader of advert Ise mei ts k rows that he bus the most reliable <uide to maiktb that exist« in rhe world today. OF Poilland, Oregon, Rotary Rod Weeders Manufactured in Cheney, Washington STRONG COMPACT DURABLE Our Rotary Rod Weeders are hungry for weeds. They make a perfect seed bed and leave the best kind of a lump mulch on top. For Sale By Moro Hdw. & Imp. Co. Moro, Oregon v ’ nttHiniiu»ui»»mnm Bi mniHi i fHt»i»iiHBimiimum»mmiimiiimmimm
