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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1925)
The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday, October 16, “SS- Public Information Bureau Heads Visit Moro on — • Between a store that specializes in Candy and one. that does not, is just the difference between a violinist and a fiddler. * 11Mg*re both in the same business, but one is a quality player and the other has not thought much of any thing but scratching out tunes. OUR CANDY IS ALWAYS FRESH OUR GOODS HIGH CLASS Watch our Show Window for Satur day Specials. Priced extra low for THAT DAY ONLY Mbro Confectionery w A R“«1« p ~ p LONG TERM LOANS SHORT TERM PRIVILEGES = IF DESIRED A party *of 13 Portlanders, con nected with the various public in formation bureaus maintained in that city, stopped in Moro Monday after noon for the purpose of making an inspection of the facilities at this place for the entertainment of tour ists and strangers who annually visit Oregon in search of recreation and a possible place to locate their fu ture homes. The party left Portland late Satur day evening, driving to Eugene where they re/nained all night and contin ued to Bend the next day over the McKenzie pass highway and from Bend coming to Moro over the Cali fornia and Sherman highways. From here they went to The Dalles and over the Columbia highway to Port land. This trip was the 4th of a series planned to be made over the state and when completed the loop trav eled would be approximately 525 miles. A number of such trips will be made until every scenic attraction in Oregon has been visited and every highway mapped and built by the OBSERVER WANT ADS Under 15 words, 35c 15 to 30 words, 50c Over 30 wds., IHc per wd. Rates: We Have Money Now Available FOR FARM LOANS ON FARM LANDS r’** -.... to Progressive Sherman County Farmers Write Direct to Oregon-Washington Joint Stock Land Bank Portland, Oregon Is Your Radiator h good condition to stand the oming hot weather? If in doubt bring the car in and we’ll look it over. At Twiss Battery Slatto* Radiator and Fender Work* WE GIVE a barrel of flour for five bushels of good clean Hard Fed eration. Farmer to pay for flour sax. 38 lb to 40 lb flour per bushel for Turkey Red and Marquis. Ask your neighbor about the quality of our flour. Open Sunday until Dec ember 1st. Tygh Valley Flour Mill, Tygh Valley, Oregon. FOR BALE—Fine Jersey cow. In quire at Moro Hardware & Imple ment Co., Moro. Mate highway commission has been Every place along the route where hotels and other conveniences for the traveling public was maintained was inspected and this information will be tabulated and used to inform the public first hand from personal knowledge whenever occassion per mits. The party found the McKenzie, pass and Sherman highways a delight ful route to travel. At the time,the party was crossing the McKenzie pass a slight flurry of snow was encount ered which added to the enjoyment of the party. The expense of the trips made and to be made are being financed by the Oregon Motor Stage association witl the view of informing tourists oi the Oregon country through thi members of the public information bureaus located at Portland. All members of the party are the ones who come into personal con tact with the public seeking informa tion as to routes of travel and accom modation to be expected at each place where they may intend to stop. The trip was made in a large auto stage buss and had as passengers Myrtle Roirdon, information bureau State Motor Association; Vivian Bretherton, noted writer and author representing the Portland Oregonian; Otto Jones, State Motor Association; Lenore Shulte, Portland Oregon Journal travel bureau; R. L. Dunham, manager American Express travel bureau; David Sweatpn, United States National bank travel bureau; Nina M. Frith, Olds, Wortman & Xing travel bureau; Ruth Linklater, Multnomah hotel travel bureau; C. E. Ruppe, Portland Ad Club; M. A. Reed, manager Portland-Eugene Bend stage linej B. C. Brown, mana ger The Dalles-Bend stage line; T. R. Conway, public relations representa tive of the Oregon Motor Stage as sociation; R. S. Meaton, First Na tional bank travel bureau. ~ Mrs. Elwood and Mrs. Carney,, both of The Dalles, were guests of Mn. Carltdh Ross on an auto drive Monday to this place. They left The Dalles to view an auto wrecked just west of the Deschutes tunnel. The, wrecked car was driven by a woman friend who was driving to Blalock to get her husband, a passenger on the wrecked O-W. R. A N. train. The wrecked caf skidded at the west turn of the tunnel, headed off the pave ment, back onto the pavement and landed wheels up on the outer edge of the north side of the pavement. When the car stopped the driver was yet at the steering wheel, uninjured. JAMES Jr CROSSLEY WE PAY parcel post one way on all Monday evening in honor of. the shoe repairing. Good quality work and leather. Joe Amore, The birthday anniversary of her daughter Dalles, opposite the post office. Marguerite. 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 Tire* Jo °o °o o We Have a Complete New Stock OF . Portland, on, Hereby announces that he is a candidate for the Republi can nomination for u. S. Senator at the May, 1926, primaries. Moro Garage, M R. ScWMrie, Pro,. Telephone Main 171 BIGGS SERVICE STATION . H. H. Willard, Proprietor Lunch Good* Bottled Drink* on Ice Quaker State Oil* Union Ga* Ajax Tire* Home phone Main 474 smmttmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmnmmmateam Will work zealously for develop ment of Oregon and support of measures for real benefit of farmers as suggested by their organizations Favor World Court and Reform Sen ate Rules. Rotary Rod Weeders Manufactured in Cheney, Washington of my Sherman County Neighbor* Will be Appreciated STRONG GOOD cow and calf for sale cheap. W. L. Dillinger, Moro. it FOR SALE—Thomas 16-7 drillfor era from mistaking men for deer, the S60. Buggy for 625. F. W. Hutch- croft, Moro, Oregon. o9 new state game warden, E. F. Averill draws the attention of all hunters to CORD TIRES for sale—32x4, slight the law which provides that a man ly used. Good bargain for some one. Will trade. Tom Frazer, Moro, who shoots another in mistake for a Oregon. J - 2t<>9 deer is forever prohibited from carry ing arms in this state. He also urges FOR SALE—No. 1 Turkey Red that such offenders be prosecuted on wheat seed 1924 crop. Write to There Delia Brown, The Dalles, Ore., or a charge of manslaughter. phone 41F22, The Dalles. are many real sportsmen who will NEW COLONIAL white enamel wood throw all their support to Mr. Averill aad coal range for sale, used one for his effort to bring to an end this year, prise |4& cost >125. Reason growing menace of the woods. A man for selling: buying electric range. who shoots another in mistake for I Elfin Ross, Wasco- ' - 4ta25 a deer has broken the law when he CLEAN RAG RUGS ^77^- shopts, for the requirement is that mented 3*6 ft. for 61-85 and nay every pjajqjy see the horns of Parcels Post. Tripps • d "» b **ore h. - 4Ulb Works, The Dalles, Ore. ««tnH»»»int»»mtt ii »m ii immnHKHHHHmm»ttwmni»iHH»niH i»M uu ERY COMPACT DURABLE ~ Our Rotary Rod Weeders are hungry for weeds. They make a perfect seed bed and leave the best kind pf a Jujnp mulch on top. For Salo By Moro Hdw. & Imp. Co by, bandi, fall of READ THE OBSERVER ÄX I Business Men Say: ‘Advertising Pay$r I
