Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, January 16, 1931, Image 2

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    The Sherman County Observer, Moro, "-Oregon,
Friday, January 16,' 1931
S55
On Oregon Farms
W e M ake . an Explanation 2nd Descriptive Letter
Jseless Farm Automobiles
teystone Class Begins
Study of “Blind Spots”
From South India
R. & K. Produce Co
Bank Hotel
The automobile has made it possi­
A number of the readers of the
(12 years on Front Street)'
ble for us to go from state to state in
7
From College News Service, O.S.A.C. Sherman County Observer have spok­
“Blind Spot»,” a treatise on the
Lakeview,
less time than it once took tp go from race situation over the world in gen­
en to us since last week in praise of
Shevaroy Hills, South India
Owners of Portland and §alem
The Dallas* N ew ..! and Bast
town to town. It has, by giving us eral and in the United States in par­
the very interesting letter written by
December
6,
1930,
P igg ly-W ig g ly Markets
Hood River—Reorganisation of the
Hostelry
fast, economical and efficient means ticular, is the book under considera­
Miss Mildred Ginn to her parents
Saturday, 7 :00 p. m. t
Hood River dairy .herd improvement descriptive of v South India. Miss
128 Front Street, Portland, Ore
of transporting commodities over tion now for the second Keystone
Centrally Located
aMociatioS with Wasco county coop­ Ginn is an unusual and interesting Dearest Mother and Daddy:
short distances, been of tremendous mission study course. The study of
I'he Lord has granted another de­ benefit to business.
erating has just been completed for
**
Sherman County Headquarter»
Ship lit Your Turkeys,
writer, very observing of the little
this book will be intensely interesting
1931 under the direction of county things that make such letters of in­ sire of my heart this week. It looked
But the average city dweller over­ and brings forth voluntary debate.
Ducks, Geese, Capons,
EDW. BALL, MANAGER
as if I were to leave here in suqh a looks the fact that these fine fruits of
agent W. Wray Lawrence and A. L.
terest, to the general public. We hope
Altho called on extremely short
short time and we were having so the automobile are restricted, largely,
Marble. This will be Wasco county s to be able to print more of them.
Hens, Roasters,, etc.
• THE DALLES, OREGON
much rain and fog that it was. impos­ to comparatively urban areas. Five notice, 26 persons gathered at the
first year of testing work, but its
It
should
be
said
of
the
above
that
M.
G.
Melzer
home
last
Sunday
night
sible to go to many of the places I or ten or fifteen miles away from
value has already been proved |o
W rite us for prices
and other information ••
Hood River dairymen whose herds none of these letters were written had been told so much about. Now main highways, in farming localities, for the first meeting and entered the
finished 1930 with an average butter- with the idea in mind that they would my stay here is to be extended at we find roads over which no, motor car argument as directed by Mr. Claude
Reference: U.S. Nat’l Bank, First
fat production of 344.37 pounds per be printed. The editor of the Obser­ least a week, and I know not how can travel during several months of Thompson. So keen and pertinent
Nat’l Bank, Portland; and Salem
cow. This is the highest first year ver did not know of them until much more, and nearly all week we the year. The residents of these sec­ was the discussion, that time passed
friends of the family informed us. have had such lovely sunshine.
rapidly and it was near midnight
U. S. Nat’l Bank.
testing on record in the Northwest.
tions are as completely cut off from when a delightful luncheon, consist­
Then it took some persuasion on our
Yesterday afternoon Miss Eady, personal and industrial contacts with
Oorvalli»— The beef cattle popula­ part before Mr. and Mrs. Ginn thot Miss Robinson, Vida and I took the
ing of home made ice creajn, cake
Washington ‘ at Fifth Street,
tion of Oregofi now totals 375,000 best to allow their being printed for hike up to Saddle Back, a high peak the outside world as were their grand and coffee was served.
fathers.
A
few
days
or
weeks
of
bad
PORTLAND, OREGON
with a tendency toward increase in readers of the Sherman County Ob­ resembling a saddle in outline. The
The next meeting will be held at
production, according to H. A. server. The deciding point being the chauffeur took us pak way in their weather make their motor, vehicle use the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
When in The Dalles
Our usual pre-war transient
*
Lindgren, livestock specialist of the large circle of friends Miss Mildred lovely car and theil; we took to the less.
Ragsdale, Sunday evening January
rates still prevail.
The amazing progress of the twen 18. Mrs. Margaret Peetz will direct Special Rates to permanent Gnaati
HAVE YOUR
Oregon Extension service. The price has in gh^rman county and that this zigzag trail to the^top, which we
of breeding cows and h eifeu has in­ would probably be the nicer way to reached in time to see the sun sink ^tieth century was the result of the the study. Books may be obtained
Lunch or Dinner
creased from $5 to $10 a he 2d dur­ inform them of her journey to India behind the billowy curtains of gold­ mechanization of all phases of indus­ from Mrs. M. G. Melzer, chairman
try. Agriculture has not sufficiently of the study class work.
(Full Course)
ing the past few months. Due to and work as a missioner of the Gos- en clouds.
shared in this movement. Our farm­
scarcity of range, however, Lindgr«. i nel in that far off distant land.
The view one has of the plains ers need good roads which are servic­
at the
believes that the rapidity with which
from these peaks is indescribable. The able at all times of the year. Such
NOTICE
beef cattle will increase,in this state
recent rains have dotted the valley roads can be built at low cost with the
Farm Science Week
depends upon the reduction in num­
A special meeting is called to meet
with little lakes and they were all set use of asphaltic materials for water­
at Harland View Grange hall Tues­
bers of sheep.
aglow
by
the
rays
of
the
setting
sun
proofing the surface, and pay for day afternoon at 2 o’clock, January
s-
Oregon State college at Corvallis Though a couple of thousand feet be­
Gresham— Applications of com­
themselves time and again- in
20, for all those who are interested
408 E. 2nd St.
plete fertilisers on Cuthbert red will be the mecca during the last low us, or more, we could see the creased farm prospperity.
in the Rose Cemetery. Election of a
raspberries increased the net profit week in January for hundreds of Ore­ green of the fields stretching out for
T he D alle«, O regon
new board of directors, repairing
$60 to $88 per a«.re in an extensive gon farmers seeking an answer to the miles with great bulky mountains
fences and other pertinent business
We also serve, at usual prieas.
demonstration arranged on the E. question of how to make money m dusty blue in the distance, planted H elp in g R ussia at C ost
will be discussed.
Committee.
Lunch mid Dinner combinations
. Schwedler farm at Gresham, in co­ the face of the present economic de­ here and there. Oh! it is an immense
of American Producers
that are said by our patrons to
To help them in this country! A full moon, nearly burst
operation with S. B. Ball, Multnomah pression.
equal Home Cooking.
county agent. An increased yield of emergency, farm specialists at the ing with its reflected glory, shone in
CITATION
college
are
busily
assembling
the
“ With giant strides we move toward
2104 pounds or boxes of berries per
the night blue heavens above us as
UNDER THE
In the County Court of the State of
acre was obtained with the use of latest scientific information on every we wended our way downward. Such Industrialization !, Electrification !
Oregon for Sherman County.
I PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF
300 pounds nitrate of soda, 500 branch of Oregon agriculture to be outings are a big help to relax tired Mechanicalization!!!” so quotes Sta­
In the Matter of the Estate of
Edward C. Holt
pounds superphosphate, while appli­ presented during the farm science brains and
fill one’s soul so full lin, the Strong Man of Russia James Hedrick, deceased.
People who úse the ad­
To: Tyler Hedrick and Earl Hed­
United States business since the stock
RATES
cation of 150 pounds of nitrate of short course, beginning Monday, Jan­ of rest and peace. _
rick, heir at law of James Hedrick,!
vertising columns of the
soda with 500 pounds of superphos­ uary 16.
This afternoon the four of us girls market crash has accepted $450,000, deceased, and all unknown heirs of Room with bath privilege, $1. up
The tentative program shows that took a similar trip to what is known 000 in contracts which are now being the said James Hedrick, deceased, and Outside room with private bath,
Sherman County Obser­
phate brought an increased yield of
1462 pounds of berries. Returns livestock, irrigation, dairying, poul as Pagoda Point. Mrs. Dickens had executed. Furthermore, Amtorg, the to all persons interested in the estate
$1.50 up
ver
invariably say that
from incomplete fertilizers were a- try and vegetable growing will oc­ her chauffeur take us as far as possi principal trade representative of the of «»aid deceased, Greeting:
Special
rates
where
more
than
tw<
In the Name of the State of Ore-1
they get the very best
bout one-half that from complete cupy the main part of the program ble, then we had a half hour hike Soviet Government in New York, has gon,
persons occupy one room.
You, and each of you, are hereby
In addition a seed growers conference but it was not so rugged and steep bought more than $211,580,000 worth cited and required to appear in the
fertilizers.
% Let us show you our .
of results.
Accommodations
will be held in cooperation with the for the most part. It was rather fun of U. S. goods in the past six years County Court of the State of Oregon
Pacific State’s Seedmen’s association. for us girls to be alone. We carried The General Electric Co. is building for Sherman County at the February
term of said Court, at the courtroom |
Basketball Broadcasts
A number of special lectures will some oranges along, which tasted the four largest hydro-electric genera thereof in the County Courthouse in
also be given during the week. good, as we again looked out over the tors in the world— 100,000 horse Moro, in Sherman County, Oregon, I
power each and costing $100,000,000 on Tuesday the 10th day of February,;
Running accounts of the confer­ Among these will be “Taxation,” by plains.
As on the Shevaxagne, this peak is The Austin Co. is under a $50,000, 1931, at ten o’clock in the forenoon
ence basketball tilts between Oregon Dr. W. H. Dreesen, argicultural econ­
of said day, which said date is a date
State college and Washington State omist of the experiment station; a place for one of their Hindu festi 000 contract to erect the City of not less than twenty-eight days from
Austingrad,
complete
with
tractor
vals.
The
huts
for
the
god
are
there
“Landscaping
the
Farmstead,”
by
at Corvallis January 19 and 20, will
the date of the first publication of
be broadcast, over KOAC, announces A. L. Peck, professor, of landscape the altars under the trees, and a large and automobile factories involving an this citation, which said first date of
IT IS QUICKER AND MORE CONVENIENT
V. altar with a rock bull on it decorated additional $50,000,000 contract for this citation is January 9th, 1931,1
W. L. Kadderly, program director. architecture; “Sanitation,”
and
then
and
there
to
show
cause,;
These will be the first conference Copson, station bacteriologist, and with fresh green leaves, which prob parts and technical assistance with if any there be, why an order should
Daily Deliveries -:- Storage for Small Lots
tilts played on the O. S. C. floor this “Bees,” by H. A. Scullen, associate ably fneans they have had a festival Ford interests. Other American cor not be made as prayed for in the
porations vitally interested in the verified petition of R. J. Ginn, ad­
recently.
professor of entomology.
Freight accepted for all points in
>n.
Vida and I had a good talk together Russian program of expansion in ministrator of the estate of James
Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and California
as we walked down the little country elude General Motors, Du Pont, In Hedrick, deceased, namely, for an
order of this court authorizing the
lane in the gloaming with tall trees ternational Harvester, Caterpillar said R. J. Ginn, as administra­
and shrubs on either side and the Tractor, Radio Corporation, the Ship­ tor of the estate of the said
moro ? ' oregon
soft, red soil so easy under foot ping Board and leading New York James Hedrick, deceased, to sell
bankers. America, look to your at private sale the real property
where it wasn’t rocky.
belonging to the estate of said de­
locf A
or thents
Though I haven’t become very in laurels!— American Publisher.
ceased and as dtftcribed in said peti­
timate with the girls here, I like them
tion, for the purpose of paying the
Notify Bucholtz Confectionery for all local pick-ups
charges and evpenses of the admin-
very much. They possess splendid
Now comes the radio-controlled , istration of the estate of the said de­
qualities.
bomb to oppose the radio-controlled ceased and the claims filed and al­
Am enclosing a familiar friend that
war airplane. Probably they will get lowed against the same, which said
bloomed, with many others, on the it down so line that we may have a real property is described as follows: JBOOOC«OCCCOCOCCOOC<^OSOCC<ZZZ>C<>OCOSOC<XZXZ>COOOOOOOOO
garden wall. Also a rose from
Commencing at a point 38 rods due
nice .war w th automatic machines west
of the Southeast corner of the
bouquet my teacher brought me doing all the fighting.
Northwest quarter of the Southeast
Wish I might send you some of the
quarter of Section Eighteen (18)
oranges that grow so abundantly
*| in Township One (1) South of Range
here.
Seventeen (17)„ East of the Willam­
BY AUTO AND VISIT THE DALLES
ette Meridian running thence due
One afternoon recently we visited
South
10
rods;
thence
due
West
to
a village two miles away. We went
the right of way of the Columbia
with the evangelist and his wife,
Southern Railway Company’s line as
is located in such a beautiful spot FOR SALE— Week old calves, $6 to now established; thence along said
$8; weaner and feeder pigs, $5 to right of way on the Southeasternly
In the concrete, fully equipped, roomy garage of
It is about a mile off of the main
a
$8; phone 412 Moro.
3t-j9-23 side to a point in the line between the
road through the woods where
Walther-Williams Company. Competent workmen
South and the North one-half of the
had to walk single file. I enjoyed it
Southeast
quarter
of
Section
Eighteen
always ready to help you in any way they can
ever so much even if it did take two RELIABLE MAN WANTED to run (18) ; thence due east to the point of
at
least expense to you. For any service render­
McNess business in Sherman coun­ beinning, all of said land being in the
and a half hours of my precious
ty.
Wonderful
opportunity.
Make
the charge will always be reasonable.
South
half
of
the
Southeast
quarter
time?
of
said
Section
Eighteen
(18)
in
$8
to
$20
daily.
No
experience
or
I was awakened one night by
Sherman County, State of Oregon.
noise in my room. I at once thought capital needed. Write today. FURST
Also commencing 264 feet West of
&
THOMAS,
Dept
F,
426
Third
St.,
the Southeast corner of the Northwest
of a python. They say a python
THE more you see of the new Ford, the more yon
Oakland, Calif.
quarter of the Southeast quarter of
makes a noise something like
THE DALLES,
— — •
OREGON.
Section Eighteen (18), Township One
chicken but chickens make so many
realize that it brings you everything yon want or
GOOD USED 60 Caterpillar traoks, (1) South, Range Seventeen (17),
different kinds of noises. I turned on
Cheap, A. B. Loud, Eugene, Ore. East <6f the Willamette Meridian; ooooooooooooooooooeocooooooooosooooosooeooooooooooooi
need in a motor car. • • • And at an unusually
my flash light and found only a
thence running due North 19 rods;
eating some fruit seeds on my
low price.
WE PAY par, el post one way on all thence in Southerly direction and par­
allel with the right of way of the
A python has been seen recently in
shoe repairing.. Good quality work -Columbia
Southern Railway Com­
Its substantial beauty o f line and color is ap­
the vicinity.
and leather. Joe Amore, The Dalles, pany’s main line to a point on the line
parent at a glance. Long, continuous service em­
There was such a joy in my heart next door Pacific Power & Light Co.; between the South and North half of
the Southeast quarter of said Sec­
this afternoon as I thought about how opposite City Hall, The Dalles.
phasises the value o f its simplicity of design and the
tion Eighteen (18); thence due East
the Lord had brought me here, made
along
said line to the poip|. of begin­
WE
CAN
fit
all
kinds
of
people.
Any
high quality that has been built into every part.
me so happy to be with the Indian
ning, the intention being to convey
size
or
weight.
Crippled
or
de­
people and was helping me so with
The new Ford fe d e r a te s quickly and it will
formed feet.
Wernmark’s Shoe all of that certain piece or parcel of
land triangular in shape on the East
this language that some day I’ll be Store, The Dalles.
side of said railway, and adjacent to
do 55 to 6 5 miles an hour. It is an easy-riding car
able to express myself in their own
jHave you ever noticed how completely the
and lying on the West side of McKin­
tongue. Oh, He is good. I have never
, because o f its specially designed springs and four
ley street in Thompson’s Addition to
news columns of this paper covers all of
been more satisfied and contented
the city of Moro, except a strip two
Houdaille double-acting hydraulic shock absorb­
Just five minutes till dinner time.
rods wide along the side of said Col­
the various sections of this community. It
umbia Southern Railway’s main line,
Much love from Mildred.
ers. It has folly enclosed four-wheel brakes and
-reflects in condensed form all of the social
said strip being reserved for the use
as
a
private
lane
or
road
to
connect
the added safety o f a Triplex sliatter-proof glass
and business activities which have trans-
the South half of the Southeast
Trans - Pacific ' Tele­
quarter of said Section Eighteen (18)
• pired during the week. If you have a
windshield. Operation and up-keep costs are low
with said McKinley Street and to be
phone hat Been Adopted
neighbor who is not subscribing, you will
and it has the stamina and reliability that mean
forever set apart and dedicated for
the use and convenience of the owner
do him a favor to tell him about it: And
thousands o f miles of uninterrupted service.
o i owners or occupants of said tract
Sites for short-wave radio stations
and the owner or owners or occupants
we
will thank you for your interest.
See the nearest dealer and have him give you
for telephone service across the Pa­
of' said triangular piece or parcel of
cific ocean have been parchased, and
land; also "the following tract com­
a demonstration ride in the new Ford. Check up
mencing 264 feet West of the South­
construction is scheduled to begin
east corner of the Northwest quarter
every point that goes to make a good automobile
early in 1931. This is the first step
of the Southeast quarter of Section
in the move of the Bell system to con­
Eighteen, running thence due South
■ml you will know it is a value far above the price.
nect the United States with far east­
10 rods; thence due West 20 rods;
thence due North 10 rods; thence
ern counties in or bordering on the
due East 20 rods; to the place of be­
Pacific.
Sherman County’s Leading Newspaper
ginning, all being in the South half
T he N ew Foao
Service will extend first to Hawaii,
of the Southeast quarter of Section
Tuook S edan
and this is planned for operation in
Eighteen (18) in Township One (1)
E tc h in g
South of Range Seventeen (17) East
1932. Ultimately this radio telephone
w in te r f «
of the Willamette Meridian, County
sum m er. C
service will reach across the Pacific
and State aforesaid, containing one
to C a lifo rn i,
to the countries of the Orient.
and one-fourth acres more or less.
I t ’s as ec<
The transmitting station is to be
Witness, the Honorable Geo. A.
n am i c a I i
Potter, Judge of the said County
s ta y in g a
located at Dixon, Calif., near Sacra­
hom e.
Court, with the seal of said Court
mento. A 20-kilowatt transmitter will
affixed this 7th day of January, 1931.
CIRCLE T R IP
be installed there which will be simi­
G. C. AKERS,
O n e w a y v ia S a l t
lar to those used in the transatlantic
Clerk of the County Court of Sher­
L ake C ity ) th e e th e r
man County, Oregon..
4t-j9-30
telephone service, and will operate on
v ia P o r t l a n d a n d
NEW
PERKINS HOTEL,
35c
W hite R estaurant
S H IP
BY
TRUCK
Bucholtz Confectionery
GILPIN TRUCK LINE
THE NEW FORD
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wave lengths between 14 and 44 me­
ters. The antenna will have marked
directional characteristics.
Other
transmitters will be installed as new
channels are opened.
The receiving station is to be lo­
cated at Point Reyes, on the coast
northwest of Kan Francisco. Its an­
tenna also will have directional char­
acteristics.
The equipment for both of these
stations is now being built by the
Western Electric cempany and the
Bell Telephone Laboratories, lac.
San Fran cieee. F in e
fa s t t r a in s . Stop­
overs going a n d r e -
in g .
E R E S E R V A T IO N S N O W
A. Rose, Agent
Moro, Oregon-
4
CALLAWAY’S
FUNERAL CHAPEL
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Union and Third St.
The Dalles, Ore.
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