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Condensed Report of
First National Bank
of Ontario, Oregon
An Mado to tlio Comptroller of the Currency at the closo of, Iluslneeft,
September 8th, 11)20.
IIESOUIICES: . LIABILITIES:
Loans and DlBCOUnta. .. .$605,203.57 Capitol $ 60.000.00
Overdraft 1,012.04 Surplus and Profits 82,980.30
Donds nnd warrant 144.U6.84 Circulation 12,200.00
Banking Ho'uso nnd Fix- mils Payable NONE
tures 39,099.66 Bills Rodlscounted NONE
CABII ' 101,402.00 lEPOBIT 720,048.11
6864,223.60
6364,223.60
"KNOWN FOR ITS HTIIENOTH AND STABILITY"
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NOTICiJ OIr"HCilOOL SlKKTlNO
1 OTICE,IS 1IEHEUY GIVEN To
tho legal voters of School District No.
8 of Mainour County, Stato of Ore
gon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of
snld District will ho hold at High
School, on tho 23rd day of Novomhor,
1920, nt 2 o'clock In tho nftornoon
to voto on tho proportion of lovylng
a special district tax.
Tho total amount of monoy neod
od by tho district during tho fiscal
year beginning on Juno 20th, 1921
nnd ending on Juno 30, 1922, (n es
timated In tho following budgot nnd
Includes tho amount to ba received
from the county school fund, stnto
school fund, special dlatrlct tnx, and
all other moneys pf tho district:
1IUDGKT,
ESTIMATEU EXPENDITURES
1. Teachers' salaries ......638,000
2. Furnlturo 1,600
3. Apparatus nnd suppllos, such
as maps, chalk, stoves, cur
tains, etc GjO
4. Library books 500
5. Flags
6. Repairs of schoothocscs. out-
(Jood ltedpoH Tlml Will Kere Ton
Potato Houp
Foundation
2 qts. milk
C tablespoons butter
6 tablespoons flour
Seasoning
2 cups cooked mashed potato
Vt onion chopped
1 tablespoon salt and peppor
To preparu foundntlon ssnld milk
and thicken with tho flour nnd but
ter which has bcon heated nnd rub
bed to a pasta. Add mnshod potatoes
nnd seasoning.
This foundntlon may bo used fcr
other t'Oiips.
Corn or Pen Soup
Add .mo can of corn or peas to
foundation.
Tomnfo Houp
Heat oiio pint can tomntoes, strain,
add teaspoon soda, nnd stir Into
foundntlon just boforo serving.
Tho Pnclflo Cnopsrntlvo Poultry
Producois organisation la making
good progress In signing up poultry
men. Tho organization contemplates
marketing nil tho eggs producod In
Orgon pnd southwestern Washing
ton. Information about thla organ!-
Tim county fair woh n good ono.'
Tho wctthor man mndn thlngH bad
tho last two days, but tho show was
thoro. Tho ni;rlculturnl display nnd
otbor exhibits woro very flno nnd tho
program was nil Hint could bo do-nlrod,
the ;oimi:n oamtamn
Tlio gopher campaign oisanlzed
undor tho Farm Bureau Is no going
on successfully In tho Mathour val
ley. Mr. Horn of the Biological Bun
vey Is tn charge with a crow of men
nnd gophors nre being poisoned on
fn wholosalo plan. Tho cost of this
work will vary from 5 to 60 cents
por aero for two applications of pois
on and counts Indicate that ovor B0
por cent of tho gophors will bo kill
ed. Half-Inch cubes of sweet pota
to treated with a now tasteless
strychntno preparation gives the best
results. The baits nro placed In the
main runways by means of a probe.
THE HOT SCHOOL LUNCH
Pa wnrme tho milk for tho little cnlf,
Ma hoats tho food for the chicks,
Thoy cat a hot dinner nt noon-time
too,
But my lunch Is a scold as a brick.
Wo have a hot lunch at our school
now,
There's cocoa or soup that's hot as
tho dickens,
Wo fill our cups ns we pass along,
They'n decided we're ns good ns the
chlckons.
11 Cnroy D. Miller nur0"u wltln.
KTATI! COKN SHOW OFFERS
OPPORTUNITY TO MflPLAY
The first Annual 8tate Corn Show
will be hold In Portland' from No
vember 13 to February 27. Exhibits
of ear rorn wilt be made of corn
grown In tho 8tate during 1920.
Only one exhibit from any one per
son In each lot will be accepted. The
following ltst of premium shows the
entries open to Malheur County ex
hibitors and the prltoa offored. The
best ten ear exhibit shown will draw
a premium of fifty dollars.
The county agent want to get a
good number of entrlee from this
county and will atslat exhibitors In
hipping and making entry of their
corn. It would be well to select ISO
ear of elthor whit or yellow dent
In order that a ten-ear exhibit and
a hundred-ear exhibit may be. (elect
ed from the best. In the flint and
other dent clnsies, 20 good ears
should be picked from which n ten
ear ontry may be made. By consult
ing the score card shown below, good
selections In ncsord with the card can
be made.
Sdoctlons should b mad Just a
soon as possible and the corn deliver
ed at the Farm Bureau office at
Ontario, from where It wltl be snt
In ono shipment to the Portland
Show. Premium books and entry
blanks are available from the Farm
but all necos-
.buildings or fences .... 2,60(
7. Improving grounds C0C
8. Playground oqulpmonV . . 25'
I. Insurnnco 30f
10. Sclcnco .'. 30(
II. Janitor's and Engineers
wages ., 3,000
12. Janitor's supplies 160
13. Fuel 3,000
14. Light 200
15. Water 360
lfl. Clerk's salary 300
17. Poatngo and stationery. . 100
18. Sinking Fund . . , 5,000
19. For tho payment of bonded
dobt and Interest, Issuod
undor Soctlons 117, 144 to
148, nnd 422 of tho School
(By Cnroy D. Mlllor)
Assistant to Stnto Home Demonstra
tion leader, Idaho.
snry information la contalnod below
and tho dotalls of ontry will be at
tended for you If you will send in
tho corn.
20.
21.
8,100
160
275
160
300
78
250
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process in conformity
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Law of Oregon, 1917,
Printing
Domestic Sclonce
22. Manual Training
23. Muslo and Art .......
24. Domestic Art
25. Physical Training ....
26. Mlsccllonriou ,
27. Total estimated amount of
monoy to bo oxpendod for
all purposes during the
rear 661,400
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
From county school fund during
tno coming school yoar 6 0.171.3G
From stato school fund during
tho coming school voar 1.442.00
Cash in tho hands or tho district
Estlmatod amount to bo receiv
ed from all othor sources dur
ing tho coming School
roar 1.333.33
Total estlmatod recolpa, not In
cluding tho monoy to bo ro
colvod from tho tax which It
Is proposed tn voto.. 6 8,940.63
RECAPITULATION
Total osttmatod expenses for tho
yoar 161,400.00
Total estlmatod receipts not In
cluding tho tax to bo
voted 8,946.68
Bnlanco', amount to bo raised by
district tax $52,453.32
Datod this 3rd day of Novombor,
1920.
Attest:
W. W. WOOD,
Chairman Board of Directors,
W. L. TURNER,
District Clork
rirst Publication Nov. 4th. 1920.
Last Publication Nor. 18, 1920.
1'APEIW OR PRODUCTION
Ono oft he questions Incident to
tho Importation of dairy cows Into
a now dairying section has to do
with tho brooding back of tho stock.
Tho prlco of dairy cattlo of Ilka pro
duction varies. Registered cattle
come much higher becauso of the
papors which go with them represent
ing caroful breotlng. On tho aver
ago, thoso registered cattlo will pro
duce moro than grades and aro there
fore worth moro on that account.
But buying registration paper U
ono thing and buying production an
other. For tho man who ha no In
clination to keep up the registration
of tho stock, or who Is not by nature
a breeder, money put Into registerod
stock may bo a very poor Investment.
Tho same amount of capital Invested
In good producing stock would pro
vide a much larger herd upon -which
tt would bo onsler to realise profits.
In tho hands of the avorage dairy
man, a, cow Is worth Just what her
production makes her worth, regard
less of tho papers that are or are
not with her.
WLV.VERS ATTEND FAIR
Three County Club Champions,
Violet Lees, Evadlne Cochran, and
Qlonn Rose wero awarded tho trip
to the State Fair by the County Agri
cultural Association.
While at tho State Fair these Club
members were entertained In the
Boys' and Girls' Club Camp under
the supervision of Mr. J. E, Calavau,
Field Worker for the Department of
Education.
The boys and girls had a splendid
opportunity of seeing tho Fair, hear
ing prominent speakers, and getting
acquainted with "Clubbers" from all
parts of tho Stato.
The Malheur County girls and boy
enjoyod the trip across tho State,
and all -of tho Fair except tho rain
which was 'a decidedly newexperl
onco to them.
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IN THE COUNTY COURT OP THE
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MALHEUR COUNTV.
IN TUB UATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF CHAS C. McMAHAN,
DECEASED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
whom It may cencern:
That Frank Shumway. the Admin-
lstrator of the above entitled estate.
ha made and tiled herein his final
account, and the samo has been by
order of this court set down for hear
ing at the courtroom of said court In
Vale, Oregon, on tho !9th day of
November. 1920. at the hour of 10
o'clock In the forenoon.
All oersons having oblectlona thnrn
lo, If any, are hereby notified and
required to present tho samo In writ
ing on or before said day, otherwise
said account may be allowed as filed
and said estate closed.
FRANK SHUMWAY.
Administrator of the estate of Chas.
C. MoMahan, Deceased.
First publication October 28, 1920
Last publication November 25 1920
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In tho County Court of Tlio State
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF,
Bert Cassell, Deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the
above entitled Court on October 28,
1920, duly appointed V. W. Mars
den, administrator of the estate of
Bert Cassoll, deceased, and all per
sons having claims against tho above
of Oregon, For Malheur County,
named estate, will present the same
to said administrator at hts placo ot
business In the City of Ontario, Ore
gon, within six months from and af
ter the first publication of this no
tice. First publication, Oct. 28. 1920.
Last publication, Nov. 25, 1920,
V. W. MARSDEN.
Administrator ot the aboro named
Estate.
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