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The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday June 29, 1928
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Editor On Vacation -
“DOMESTIC TROUBLES" ;
£ Wives who Wt tell their twta-
brother husbands apart! That is the
unusual plight of Betty Blythe and
TWO DAYS
4É of July Celebration
featuring Clyde Cook * and Louise
Fazenda, coming to Moro Theater
next Saturday night.
“Domestic Troubles” is a tangled
tale of twin brothers, played by the
■ inimitable - little jackanapes of the
guests of the Oregon Cave* resort
management.
During the absence of the editor,
Mr. Otto Hoffman will be in charge
of the office and issuing the Sherman
County Observer next week. Assis
tance extended to him in the securing
of news items of local interest will be
appreciated by both Mr. Ireland and
Mr. Hoffman.
Under Auspices Sherman County Granges
at
Grass Valley, Oregon
July 3rd and 4th
on the side.
Horace goes for a joy ride with
Lola, while Carrie b away on a lecture
tour. His, entertainment ends for
both of them in the lockup. He tele
phones James to go and impersonate
himself with Carrie. In James' ab
sence Horace is freed and goes to
Grace. So the merry mix-up contin
Occasionally a man climbs so high
ues. Louise Fazenda has never been
that
he roosts above everybody else
quite so funny, which is saying a lot,
and the complications which Graham — then he begins to get lonesome.
Baker has writteWtoto the story and
Enright brought into life are ludi
crous in the extreme. In short, it’s
a farce you oughtn't to miss.
Celebration Program starts 1 p.- m. July 3rd with baseball game, horse
racing and sports. Followed by a big dance in the evening. Music during
the day by the United Artisan’s Entertainers, who also play for the dance.
Patriotic Program starts at 9:30 a. m. July 4th in the city park auditorium.
' Address of the day will be made by Rev. Arthur Hicks of Moro, Ore.
Music on July 4th by Sherman County Marine Band
Afternoon Program will include Baseball, Horse Racing and Miscellaneous
Athletic Sports. Prizes donated by the business men of Sherman county.
Big Dance at Night
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editor of the Sherman County Ob
server -will take a weeks vacation,
beginning this Friday morning when
Editor and Mrs. C. L. Ireland will
leave Moro by auto for Klamath Falls,
Crater lake, the Oregon Caves west
of Roseburg, and home by way of
either McKenzie pass highway or
Portland.
The trip is made primarily to meet
with the SUU Editorial Association
members at Crater lake, beginning
Saturday noon and continuing until
Monday noon as guests of the Crater
TWO BIG DANCES.
MOVING PICTURE SHOWS
United Artisan’s Entertainers
EVERYTHING TO MAKE A BIG CELEBRATION AND GIVE ALL
• A GOOD TIME
Farmer* Given Party
Moro than 200 farmers in 40 auto- I
mobiles took advantage of the in- I
vitation of D. E. Stephens, superin
tendent of Moro Experiment Station,
to inspect the work of the station on I
the occasion of Annual Field Day
held Monday afternoon.
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The visitors were shown plots of
field peas that had grown this crop
to advantage for IB years; also nu
merous other plots demonstrating !
rotation of crops, various methods of
cultivation, the results of poor farm
ing as well as the result* of method
ical practical farm work.
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They were shown many different ¡0
varieties of oats, barley and wheat
and the methods explained whereby
new varieties were obtained at the
cost of tedious painstaking labor and
the careful compilation of records
from a long number of years work.
The new wheat varieties obtained
by crossing federation wheat with
forty-fold and similar wheats were
shown the visitors from the southern
part of the county and met with their
enthusiastic approval. The number
of farmers applying for small parcels
of seed wheat of the new varieties
j soon exceeded the available supply
that the station had on hand. Seed
wheat was prombed to a large num
ber, but with the reservation that if
the new wheat varieties were not com
mercially worthwhile that the growing
I of the new wheat would be stopped
' by those who were given seed for
trial on their farms.
Hotel Moro
“The Howe of Good Will”
Owned by the City of Moro
Operated for the Benefit of the Traveling Public
and Sherman ■ County Community
Under the Personal Management of
E. E. LARIMORE
Formerly of The Hotel Oregon, Portland
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SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER SUNDAYS 75e
DINING BOOM OPEN USUAL MEAL HOURS
Celebrate the 4th of July at Grass Valley's big
park. Auspices of Sherman County Granges
Advance-Rumely Combine Harvester
Farmers and all others interested are invited to inspect the No. 1 Hill
side model Advance-Rumely Combine Harvesters now on display at Moro,
back of Phillips. Harness Shop. .
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No. 1 Hillside Advance-Rumely Combine Harvester
Made in 12-, 14-, 16- and lé-foot header
Guaranteed to level up to 60* hillside grade
I am now ready to take orders for parts for machines now in use in
Sherman county. Office in Bank of Moro building.
FOR PRICES AND TERMS SEE
C. H. LARSON, MORO, OREGON
AGENT FOR SHERMAN COUNTY
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SUPPLIES FOR THE HARVEST
In Our Hardware, Drygoods and Clothing Departments you will find all Requirements for the Harvest season
Oil Cloth
Enameled Ware
Tin Ware
Lead Bars
Hay Forks
Canteens
Water Bags
Ranges
Oil Stoves
Work Clothing
Drygoods
Hardware
Prints
Gingham
Percale
Notions
White
Goods
Hosiery
House
Shoes
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Sun Hats
Jantzens
Bathing
Suits
Work Shirts
Overalls
Work Shoes
Unionalls
Jumpers
Underwear
Gloves
Straw Hats
Socks
Visors
Khaki Hats
Khaki Trousers
Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture
Hamess
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China Ware
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96c $1.50 $2.25 $3.98
CASTEEL & STANLEY
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Celebrate at
Grass Valley
Celebrate at
Grass Valley
July 3 arid 4
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