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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1930)
I T he ShermAb C ounty O bserver, M oro, O regon , Origin Hoping Againat Hope Industrie* 4-H Club N ewt .• , Sanitation is K e y to The Success of Farm Poultry F rid ay, M ay 16, 1930. Ancient Saying • “Smooth rung the water where the brook Is deep,” writes Shakespeare^ and he got that from the proverb, '‘Still waters run deep.” Other ver* don» are, “God defend me from the still water and I'll defend myself from the rough.” and “Silent ben, Uke still waters, ore deep and dangerous” The German said: “Dumb dogs and still waters are dangerous” There have been but a very few IM P O R T A N T P A R T P L A Y E D BY dub meetings the last three W*ka. Many American farmers, who U T IL IT IE S IN B U IL D IN G COM- I t seems that the clubbers have long since recognised tractors and M U N IT Y BUSINESS spring fever,” but spring fever will electricity as efficient farm assistants soon take its leave and then all the are still using stone age methods so , «. m « « i U N IT E D G R O C É R S Many examples^ are shown of gas members will again get to work. fa r as their poultry flocks are con and electric utilities taking the lead Plans are being made concerning cerned, according to a recent In ter in bringing new industries into the the coming 4-H club summer school national Baby Chick Association D e a lin g in “M erchand ise o f -J M erit” cities and towns that they serve. to be held June 9th to 21st a t Cor Speedy Travel an ten Industrial development depends on vallis. Any club member who is Poultry is not returning its proper A speed of more than 107 miles an I C om prising M ens’ C loth in g a n d S h o es the energy and foresight of citi- twelve yean of age and who has all profit on mdny farms through lack of hour Is said to have been accomplished Stap le and F a n cy G roceries xena, which involves * study o f lo his or her club work done up to date sanitation, and lack of. properly brad long before automobiles and airplanes cal conditions. The utility has a or is a “ member in good standing” flocks, it was found. T h b latter were Invented. In one of man’s speedi S ch ool B ooks an d S c h o o l S u p p lies fixed investment in plant and com may attend this club session upon difficulty b rapidly being corrected est motorless sports—Ice-yacht Ing. municating» lines. Therefore, it can payment of fifteen dollars. The ses Thb speed Is claimed for the Scud U, S p ecial fo r S atu rd ay an d M on d ay through the fact that farmers have which sped over a measured course not move elsewhere if business lags. sion lasts fo r two weeks and during C i t r u s ! begun to realize that better stock, of 1% miles In the astonishing time For these reasons, all utilities have this time the clubben receive valu C itrus P o w d e r . . ........................... capable p f producing a profit for of 42 seconds In January, 1885.—Ex a direct interest in community able instructions along many lines. large p a c k a g e ........................ -2 2 c their owners, can be secured through change. developments Many of them are Classes are held in the morning. In large hatcheries. These hatcheries now and have been for years carry the afternoon the time is spent In W A T C H O U R H A N D B IL L S in turn, have organized, under the A yard of cheese cloth, dipped is ( W u'hin«* ing on industrial surveys to deter attending assembly and also in Pow,/./ slogan, “ Hatchery Chicks fo r Great coal oil and allowed to dry thoroughly fo r mine the future prospects of their swimming, playing tennis or s&ms er Profits,” to pledge better clicks makes an excellent duster. ’ Saturday an d M onday S p ec ia ls territory. other popular sports. In the evening and fa ir dealing, in order to place Bankers and business men gener the clubben are entertained with a farm flocks in a position to reap the ally, appreciate thia need. ' One show, a party or “stunts” put on by profits which the poultry business example is at Bandon, Oregon, the delegates from other eountiee. holds. - • vhere a local banker, George Club leader chaperones are provided The matter of sanitation, however Kronenberg, expressed the vi< for the club entertainments and C A TE R P ILLA R TRACKS b causing difficulty, the investigators that when timber was gone, the 75% New for 60 Best: IS dbovered. “ We cannot but marvel town of Bandon, and perhaps other C. V. Belknap, Proprietor -J- Nora, Oregon/ The fifteen dollars provides for again and again as we see flock after lJS et- with 20” Shoes, $300.00 similarly situated towns and cities, room, board and entertainment for 1 Set with 16” Shoes, 275.00 might find their prosperity seriously the entire two weeks. I f the clubber flock of pure-blooded fowls kept in 1 Set Rails, no Shoes, 200.00 the moat primitive fashion, and under affected if industrial development is in good standing it b profitable for COAST CABLE COMPANY, the most unsanitary conditions,” the Mbs Adeline Comini, Vogue Beauty Parlor along other lines was neglected. In him or for her to attend summer Eugene, Oregon. association says. “ I t to our observ 4 tm l6 The Dalles, will be here research of thia kind the utilities are school, if for no other reason than to TU E 8D A Y S . ation that the breeding qualities of FOR SALE— Who wants a good peculiarly ’ fitted to prepare un have a good time. F or A p p oin tm en t, P h o n e 182. our poultry in our average American piano cheap? Have one near biased and authentic information for Some of the granges of the county barnyard flocks are fa r in advance Moro. I f interested address F. M. those who would invest. %re offering scholarships to the elub o f the methods used in their care, Reed, 012 East Third S t, The Dalles. Throughout the New England members in their locality, some club housing, and feeding. As a result, states and well south along the A t ............................................. .......................... . I IIII HWH I H H II IH I I members have saved their “spending the average American owner of FOR SALE— Two good milch cows, lantic coast, small individual plants money” and others are using the flock of chickens has spent all too one fresh; phone or write W . W. have been started and regions only money that they won at the f a in to much time fighting disease of one Nichob, Moro, Ore. sparsely peopled have been stimu pay for the scholarship. kind and another, rather than adopt lated with new factories or breach W E CAN fit all kinds of people. - Any In each Sunday Oregonian in (he a program of sanitation.” size or w eight Crippled or de plants drawing population and in O F F IC E PHONE M A IN 93 automobile section the clubbers may Wernmark’s Shoe , Proper sanitation in poultry formed fe e t creasing the commercial and finan find the “ 4-H Club News” and here houses, a system of yards and runs Store,-The Dalles. Moro, Oregon cial importance of small settlements the latest news of the clubbers or whereby each one can be rested and which rapidly grow into towns of TEA C H ER S' E X A M IN A T IO N S clubs in the state is published and turned to a green crop once each important size. The life of the letters from any member, who writes year, and the importance of raising Notice is hereby given that the utility and the growth of the town an interesting letter concerning his chicks on fresh ground that has been County Superintendent of Sherman become interlocked. Each progresses County, Oregon, will hold the regular or her elub work, are published, under cultivation, are stressed by the examination of applicants fo r State as the other grow* and if one fails, P h on e 35-J The Moro club members did not association as being as fundamental Certificates at Moro as follow*: it affects all conditions. Taking exhibit at the recent local school fa ir to success with poultry as sunshine Commencing Wednesday, June 11, gaa, electric and power utilities into “ Q U IE T S E R V IC E ” 1930, at 9 o’clock a. m. and continu because an achievement day b being itself. partnership with commercial and in ing until Saturday, Jun* 14, 19*0, planned. A t thb achievement day at 4 o’clock p. m. dustrial development is the surest L ad y A ssistan ts the members will exhibit their re Wednesday Forenoon — U . S. His way th increase of population and spective projects and awards consist Nows Items From Kent tory. W riting (Penmanship). payrolls. Wednesday Afternoon — Physiol ing of achievement pins and certifi CRANDALL ogy, Reading, Composition, Methods cates and possibly a scholarship will Undertaking Company Elmer Hansen and wife of Moro In Arithmetic. be presented to the worthy member. Thursday Forenoon — Arithmetic, Home Pointers The first boy in the Moro Bachelor were vbiting here over Sunday. History of Education, Psychology, T H E D A LLES, OREGON Sewing club to finbh hb sewing ac J. U. Leonard and family were Methods in Geography. Thursday Afternoon — Grammar, (From School of Home Economies) cording to directions in the sewing weekend visitors here. They are now Geography, American Literature, book will receive a prize. Several of living in Hood River. Physics, Methods in Language, The I f freely used in the preparation of the boys have almost completed the ad m sis for Primary Certificate. he M O l<( > Grant Smith and family and Henry foods, milk adds greatly to the food requirements, having only two art Friday Forenoon — Theory and W hen in The Dalle* M oen were over Sunday vbitors Practice, Orthography value of meals. (Spelling), reach icles le ft to make. bserver from Portland with the Pluemke Physical Geography, English Litera HAVE YOUR Cream is butter fa t containing ture, Chemistry. family. s i largely vitamin A . Whole milk ¡.to Friday Afternoon — School Law, Lunch or Dinner Animals and birds of the Northwest Algebra, Geology, Civil Government, O. H. Adams and family and W . G cream plus protein, milk sugar, min instinctively know that they are pro (F u ll C ourse) Book-keeping. erals and vitamin B. tected In the boundaries of the Yel Helyer were fishing on the upper Saturday Forenoon — Geometry, Deschutes' Saturday and Sunday at th e Botany. Mineral constituents of milk that lowstone National park and fight They caught a few. Saturday Afternoon— General His are especially important to the body snowdrifts to got up Into the perk away from trappers end hunters. Last . Roe E. White has finished the grad tory. are lime, phosphorus and iron. Lawrence W. Rakes , J • spring park rangers counted 17,000 ing for the market road east of town County School Superintendent. M ilk contains tbs kind of pfotein elk, 700 mooes, 000 black and grizzly and is now doing some work near needed to build or repair muscles end bears and numerous deer and small N O TIC E TO CREDITOR» Wilcox. Thia b a part of the work 4 0 8 E. 2 n d St. tissues of the body. animals within the borders of the for which » special tax was voted Notice is hereby given that too un The Dalle*, Oregon ' dersigned ha* been appointed execu • M ilk soups are an excellent way park, which Includes 8,470 square last 'year. • -i • a rtr* f " >•. *'* •**’ ) rj'' f ! trix of the estate of William Fita- not only of serving milk but of utiliz miles. We also serve, at usual prices. William Mitchell mads a trip to rald Guyton, deceased^ by the ing le ft over portions of vegetables Lunch and Dinner c o m b in a tio n s unty Court of the State of Oregon Goldendale and The Dalles the first and other foods, such as tomatoes, that a r* said by our patrons to An occasional earthquake does not for Sherman County and has Quali of the week looking after road work. equal Home Cooking. fied. A ll person* having claims peas, beans, carrots or onions. cause great alarm In California. A He now expects to do some grading against said estate are hereby noti stats so splendidly endowed In soil and on the market road near. D ufur as a ▲ dish b richer if whole rather fied to present the same, duly verified, dlmate must have some passing ex E r r s c r t v E mat a s to sept . > o as by law required, to the under wound m i r to sub-contractor. than skim milk is used, but skim milk ■STUMM U N IT DÇT. >X, !<>• periences of discomfort to keep Its DENvrn.......... ...*7.ae signed at the office of W. C. Bryant contains not only the protein but home town boaters from advertising oa »HABA 71. te Redeeed ferMafl pact* of east; liber«] *t«p- The Kent ball team played a hard at Moro, Oregon within six months KAMSA9 CITY _____ti.ee practically all the other nutrients of A eo u i p m t ; F iaa traoMi ST. UOUIS............ «s.ra r»T fought game here Sunday against the from the date hereof. It as heaven here below. < HICACO. ..... MJM Mrviccf acaaic routa. , S h o rt aid« whole milk except the fa t anc Dated May 15, 1980. Maupin town team./ Maupin winning trip* qaafib yo« to ifaffi Anna B. Guyton, Executrix. vitamin A. CINCIN /MA*» t .... l U »e “Contrary to the popular Impression, 5 to 2. The team here was all school N»W O i t , Itt.** First publbhed May 16, 1980. C IT Y 1 1 / ..¿ U i i« .» e boys and think that they did well to an electric fan does not lower th* Last published June 13, 1980. Washington a t Fifth Street, 1 A good home-made furniture pol ffiMAMD CAMTOW MAnDMAL PARK l o e c ' n o ...... 11« 99 W, C. Bryant, Attorney. 5 tm l6 jl8 temperature of • room, but actually hold Maupin as well a* they did. »V A T iA V ra BMTCE CAMTDM MATfOMAL PAAK ish can be prepared by mixing one P O R TLA N D , OREGON r r r ,. i 1 M .9 * NATIONAL PARK ! C M part of raw linseed oil with two parts Increase« it, as can easily be proved WA.ih. V C i Sunday was a busy day at the N O TIC E OF S H E R IF F S SALE ra iL A U M p : t ' Pt».d NATIONAL PARK Our usual pre-war transient of turpentine. A little melted bees by consulting the thermometer.” We church. N *C W VO K M __ Rev. flwander delivered 1M .T0 R EA L PROPERTY rates etill prevail. IKY WOVMTAIM NAT*L meet try * couple thb winter, In the BON I UN.......... I A*,, if Mother's Day address in th* morning Special Ratee to permanent Guests wax can be added if desired. Notice if given that an execution, apartment. . - A sermon by Rev. Eek of The Dalle* decree end order of tele h*a been |»- In a receipe which calls fo r only sued out of the Circuit Court of the A prosperous country can flod no in the afternoon. 8wander preach State of Oregon for Sherman County, one or two eggs, the eggs serve large A, R O iR , ing again in the evening, and after ly to bind the ingredients, . and it better demonstration of Its prosperity to be directed and dated April 141«, that a class of two were baptised. then an Industrious and well paid gen 1980, in a suit therein pending makes little difference whether the Agent wherein Wasco Warehouse M illing whites and yolks are separated or eral dtisenship. Wise money does not Company, a corporation, was plain grudge time spent in learning what not. Moro, Oregon. and G. L. Hoskinson and Mae B. $200,000 is Paid for Farm tiff, 4s bast to do with Itself. Hoskinson, husband and wife, were Time can often be saved wffien defendanta,and in which proceeding a cake b to be made by taking the Paris calls far longer gowns. Ths Purchase of the 8000-acre wheat judgment was rendered in favor of shortening out of the refrigerator dressmaker* could not fall to see that ranch of the D ufur Farm A Fruit said plaintiff and against said de several hours before time to use I t I t short skirts permitted too much econ- company, near D ufur, by Edward E fendants, and each of them, to the sum of $5000.00 with interest there will be easier both to measure and to ln materials- . . Kaseherg of Portland, fo r approxi on from the 2nd day of October,1928, cream. mately $200,000» was announced Sat at the rate of eight per cent per an Next to. figuring what a Jury will urday from Portland. The ranch in num until paid; fo r the further sum ' Bright colored clothing helps to do, about the hardest thing to ex creases the farm holding* q f Rate- of $350.00 attorney fees, and $17.50 protect children by making them mere costs and disbote^enta,- end which plain Is why you prefer any partlcu berg in Orego* to 6000 »ere*- H« said execution commands m e te easily seen by the motorist Such lsr comic strip. now owns a large ranch in Rherman sal* of »14 »3d singular the following colors as yellow, rose, orange and red UNDER THE H avp y o u ever u o tieed flow co m p letely th e described r«al property situated iij eounty near Wasco. provide a safety sone around the PERSONAL M A N A G E M E N T OF Sherman County, Oregon, to, w it; p ew s eolifflaps p f t h b p a p e r c o v e r s all o f The Chinese authorities undertake child, while others such as dark blue South H a lf of the. Southwest E dw ard C. H olt to punish smugglers who carry opium th e various sectio n s o f th is com m unity. It brown and tan do not attract at Quarter ( S H S W H ) , and North Three Moro families drove last to America. The American authorities east Quarter of the Southwest tention. s . R A TES reflects in con d en sed form ail o f th e s o c ia l are no lees alert, but the narcotic Sunday to Hood R iri» where mem Quarter ( N E U 8 W H ) of Sec ,\-Z Is Room with bath privilege, $1. up bers of the family from Portland tion Ten (1 0 ), Southeast Quar There are many ways e f traffic atlll asserts Itself as a part of and b u sin ess a c tiv ities w h ich h ave trans Outride room with private hath, just a slight touch of color to the food the crime wave which rises on both were met by appointment at ther auto ter ( S E U ) , and West H alf of pired du rin g th e w eek . I f you h a v e a the Southwest Quarter (W M i- $ 1 .M UP perk west of Hood River and picnic to make It more attractive. Among stdSe of the Pacific. SW H , and Southeast Quarter n eigh b or w h o is n o t subscrib ing, you w ill dinner was spread fo r a total party the materiel* that can be used for ratee where more than two of the Southwest Quarter (S E U persons occupy vnt * thb purpose are pimieate, green pep Bound and conservative business b numbering 28. Those frofc Moro ' S W U ) of Section Four ( 4 ) , d o him a fa v o r to te ll him abou t i t A n d all in township Five (6 ) South pers. paprika, pickles, olives, radishes, predicted for the year 1980. While the were N. W. Thompson and wife, Let ue show you our w e w ill thank y o u fo r your in te r e st of Range Seventeen (1 7 ) Accom m odations cherries, candied fru it, and candied year now «losing disappointed many Dayton Henrietta and fam ily and H ar E. fru it peel. with references to profits, there never vey Thompson and family. The oc Now therefore, by virtue of M id 'was a more favorable opportunity for casion for the f a f fiir RSpting wap exteutiog and order of sale, and to the near departure o f M r. and Mr*. compliance With |h« demands of said acquiring wisdom by experience. J. A. Thompson on a visit to their old writ, and for toe púrpóse o f a a & fying the Judgment a/oreaaid, Berlin reports the discovery of a homes in Ontario, Canada, cruing costa, 1 will, on Tuesday. disease which parrots may communi Guy Davis, merchandise manager 20th day of May. 1030, at the hou ~ Sherm an C o u n t/« L ea d in g N ew sp ap er ten o’clock to the fereneen o f- cate to their owners. 8clence may yet for the Pacific Power and Light Co. day, and at the front door of __ consider a theory that the suffering* in thb district with headquarter courthouse in Mora, Sherman Coun of the bird are whet promote Its tend oflTce at Walla W alla, headed a party ty. Oregon, sell at public auction, ency to profanity. R. H. M cK ean, M anager, W a sco , O regon of five electrical appliance salesmen subject to redemption, to the highest bidder fo r cash in hand, all the right, who visited here last week on busi I ------------------ -r—----------------------------- . Modera apparatus b becoming so ness connected with the P. P. 4 L title, interest and estate to and to the ■aid real property which the said de •omplleated that s man Ip rawing *p Co. range and heater' campaign for fendants, or either o f them, had on D E A L E R S IN of any kind must, t* the summer. Included in the party the 3rd day of October, 1928, being the date on which the mortgage to avoid firs er explosion, bp were Burton rfstt *»d /« *. J W . L im e, P laster, C em ent, C e d a r Posts,* B u ild ers Qtioned to said decree wm record- something of an electrician and steam the Edison Electric Appliance (Jo,» S u p p lies, Lum ber, W o o d , Goal a n d H a y Portland, H. A. Seiburn of the A. R F. M fg. Co., Portland, and Jack Frost erty, or any part thereof, ts L A New Tor* Court has ruled that from the Seattle office of the Hurley said execution, order and deqreg, ... : M ANUFACTURERS O F interest, costs and all acorutof a * M a t e r mast keep the aeeret ef Machine Co. hb Invention and divulge It only to Dated thb 14th day of April, Merchants of reliable character 1930. the person wbe fi— ncsd him. Pad locking ideas b evidently a sew have an additions! asset when they Hugh Chrisman. Sheriff of ftaiam li Sherman Ceuaty, AU the talk about ©ommoditiea and suffering workmen and starving farmers and profiteering manufact urer* only serves to gloss ovSF *tk* fact that the greatest bane to ta riff dissension is politic*. The “ta r iff farce” is rary ■®ch like * play» with its heroes, heavies and villain*. I t runs the gamut from comody to tragedy. The “defenders” o f the people rise to smite those who would Increase ta r iff duties, and the “guardians” o f prosperity smite back at times who would lower duties. I t is all very pretty and trivial. In the meantime the real producers of our prosperity, the workers, farm ers and manufacturers, go on in the hope that some day the senate will condescend to consider the ta riff problem as a highly scientific bus iaees question instead of a great political plum tree piante ! and main tained by all the people for the special benefit of a few “ servant.” of the People, ______ A fa ir ta r iff is to protect homi 'wage scale» and living conditions and treat foreign producers justly. Its primary object is not to furnish an exchange medium for log rolling and vote bartering between ambitious public “servants." Walter A. May & Son Store No. I l l of O regon . inc . W A N T ADS Hotel Moro Barber Shop r MARCELLING Hot Bathe at Any Time • W . C. B R Y A N T Attorney - at - Law Wasco Warehouse Milling Co. Moro, Oregon General Warehouse Business Flour Feed Grain Coal Wood T Î A "W ANT” O . will m ore peojfle in S h erm ar. C o u n ty th an 35C by any o th er m ed iu m av ailable. • LOW FARËS « NEW PERKINS HOTEL K bh h DETBOiT....... MM.Vt U N IO N P A C IF IC A Home Paper That Carries All The Home N ews W k .M . 5 herm4n ^ Qypty In d ep en d en t W areh ou se & M illin g C o . M IL L F E E D A N D F L O U R READ THE OBSERVER