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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1934)
w Z J • — 1-. THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MOBO. OREGON, SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER. Established Nov t Coronar’« f«M and expen««« 87.90 County Physician ... 129.09 »County Health Officer . 60.00 < Expenses (vital statistics) 5J5 Ceunty »tock Inspector .. 199.09 daughter. County Commissioners* eoqa »>45 CONSOLIDATED, MARCH C. 1981 WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRISE, Established 1801 consolidated 4, 1982 ‘ mimi » GILES L. FRENCH A Entered as second-class matter at the Postofflçs, at Moro, Oregon, SUBSCRIPTION RATES—PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. AUGUST 10, 1984 , THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW K George Wilcox and Janet and Bob Poley were in Port Courthouse expense«: land Friday and were surprised to Telephone« ......................J. i»J5 find that the photographer had Janitress ... ’ 180.00 snapped them in one of the pic - Repairs, etc., ► »I«1 tures taken of the president com- Vuei ....... County JaH .. ...................... 17.15 Thecommunitychiest dub plan County Printing ............... •?. 71.70 on. giving a harvest ball in the Elections: auditorium next week. Judges and clerks .... ! >79.91 Billots ..................... : 190.00 Lorene Heath was here visiting Booths, ballot boxes, and with Mrs. Arzell Lemley this week registration ......... 4K10 School Children’s Fair ... I 500.00 .. (¡Charles Abel, wife and son OpUnty Fair (maintenance) 200.00 were guests of Matt Simon and Insurance ............ • , Justice Court ............... ... 18.13 The Abeja live in Portland. County Agent ............... . 1,590.00 Care of poor ........... . . 133.29 George- A. Doel it here to rel Old-Age Pensions .... ... 725 00 ieve station agent Mac for a few Insane examinations and weeks as he te going away on a expenses ................ 101.81 trip during Ms vacation period. DaMossPark «apen «es.,. 4 3.00 tar Heath, accompanied by his Insurance on courthouse wife and two small sons were here < SeeUer Wte A MeasuHm 20.18 briefly Saturday while on their Premium« on officers why to Medford from Couer d’ . bond« ............................. 15.00 Alen«, Idaho. Loy spent his boy Auditing County records 880.00 hood playing hide and seek around Re-employment office ex- the' stroot« of Grass Valley and p?naes’-Th^ Dalles........ 73.50 . has a worm spot in his Wfeart for Clerk's typewriter ........... 90.00 the old town. * He toys the old Taxes on property in wheat fields look good to him yet. (Milam county .............. ; 11.52 W. Ray Blake is helping inthe Burial of county poor.. 194 05 Flowern for county elevator during*, harvest as there it- plenty of wark for Mr. Shep ard to take care of. has been started in thie terrbciy 1o form ulate a wheat stealing law simular to the fathed “gasoline cowboy” bill that has done so much to decrease live stock thefts in the state. As it is now, wheat theives may dis miss an inquisitive police officer who inquires about the title by saying if s none of your business The offi- be able to prove that the wheat has been gotten cer , illegitimately or be cannot arrest the hauler. The gasoline cowboy bill made the possessor of live stock prove the legality of hi< posstssicn or svffer Inui It is planned to do the same for the wheat hauler. Wool men are also interested in such a law for their product, The contemplated law would make each wheat hauler cany IMr. and Mrs. Gus Engstrom are a bill of sale or release of some sort from the owner of the planning to leave Grass Val|fy Wheat. In case of wheat the illegal seller would-be liable for San Diego, way down in Cali fornia soon. r . to prosecution for theft and for forgery as he would have to A small number of persons from sign anothers name to the bill of sale. . this town were down to Bonnevil It is probablyftrue that growers would find objections le Friday to see thle president but to these regulaticns for«a time, just as they did to the res the town was represented among trictions on hauling livestock. But it is safe to assume that the throng nevertheless. The Odd-Felows hall is nearing in a short time the law would do as much for wheat growers completion under the coreful work! as the stock bill has done for stock men of the state. manship of Henry Roth. The inte FALL rior woodwark is in place and will be painted or varnished in a few days. It is expected that it will be ready for'occupancy by the first! that were watched ard of September. Harvest is about over. Fields tended carefully from gerini nation time to ultimate ripeness have been reduced to yellow stubble dotted with piles of chaff The grain has already bien hauled away, Since the first rain a few days ago there is a chill in the air that was not there a week ago. It reminds us that fall . . , • - , _ j PYROIL TOTAL— 1934 fees 31,039.30 Save« Cr« Saves Oil Saves Wear Labries tins Process i DISBURSEMENTS Amount remitted to County Treasurer «... •22 80 Remitted to State Treas urer (Litigant fees) ... 43.00 Remitted to 8ec’y of State (Migratory Liens) 8.50 Amount not collected- Ac count state cases .. ... 65.00 >1,039.30 * TOTAL .1 1933 Fee remittances: State Treasurer ..< 2.00 County Treasurer 8.00 a true and O Respectfully submitted, C. Vintin. County C UPDEGRAFF & PEPPET Moro, Oregon RIP' VASILY HFHIKN A New Deal ■hotovaryheOy A Agriculture, Mmileatae, Wmua, 4-M Otata, tadoetry. Free Double Night Show Oregon me of the useful articles to be It is-expected that one of the . . | candidates for its highest degree The hot weather does seem to make the boys peevish wh«n th« National Grange holds if they can’t have their own way. Now there's Rufe and I its annual convention in Hartford -------- G . .... Jule scrapping like tin again over who’s goin’ to set next Th^ who, reminds me of that brat of the neighbors who needs the dagre« at spanking till he looks like a boiled beet. Rochester, n . y . in 1930. ►J ' . I Things havn’t hit th« bottom They are finding strange fish in Oregon, biologically so long as it’s safe to pas« a col- not polidcaliy however. “ ' r lection plate from hand to hand.- • ’| Fountain Inn Tribune. It is probable that Henry Mencken, who'named the mid west the bible belt, would change it to a less reverent term if he were there now. It man deal. if it i«n’« chivalry that makes a consult Ms wife about every He wants somebody to blame goes wrong. CLERK'S SEMI-ANNUAL RE Women achieve complete equality with men Anoth PORT OF DISBURSEMENTS er one was electrocuted by the state of New York this Fr^m January 1. to July 1, 1934 Account: week. County Judge's Salary . . >225.00 Judge’« expenses ............. 48.40 County Clerk’« Salary .... 760.00 The government wanted to prove that hog growers in Deputy Clerk's Salary.. 460.00 Record Books and Blanks 286.08 Oregon were hogs Incidental expense« .... 148.02 Sheriff’s Salary .. ’........ 750.00 Sheriffs Mileage ........ 100.00 Two inexperienced aviators are on their road to Bag Deputy Sheriff’s Salary 660.00 dad, not because they have business in Bagdad, but because Office suppUe«............. . 103.95 State Indus. Ace. Com 78.14 the trip promises excitement and perhaps glory and fame. County Assessor's Salary 750.00 Maybe Lief Erickson and Columbus were thinking of the Field A»«or’«^ Salary . 400.00 game things when their little boats sailed away from the Rolla, detail «h etas, eto., ' 100.42 District Attorney’« expense« 43.65 mainlands ; r Treasurer'« Salary , 100.00 Record Book« A *xp«n«e« 186.85 Superintendent’s Salary . • 750.00 Chinese fight about lotteries and knife one another, but Travelling expend«« .... 150.00 Americans being more,civilized knife one another over Office help .............. .... 07.00 Office Incidental« ............... 146J7 politics. J <1 }! Floor Wax, self-polishing Paints & Enamels Fly & Poultry Spray' We can supply your Everyday Grocery Needs Celloglass . Wire Cloth Kalsomine Textural Finish for walls Economically . ; Best, of Quality,. Best Price • , Al Water proof Glue Trade At of Coal in Transit Order Now for off Car Delivery. H. Zeigler’s Qsutor? Grass Valley Oregon Tum-A-Lam Lumber Co. Grass Valley, Oregon 8 -------- r---- rnr- Tnrn n nn nnn nnnm n i nnuuL ° ' v Grass Valley spent the day Sun day at the home of the former’« have a glass of beer or if in an especially generous mood inr August 11. buy a quart of hard liquor < report of all fee« collected in office and remittances of the i Pyroil Sales Agency S-s—— The state fo going to borrow on their beer income for mother, Mrs. Belle Rorue. the relief of the poor If you want to give to the needy I lr^ At i TOT AU of all fee« col that this is lected in 1914 ............ 11,040.10 Admission to Grounds: & Sold in Sherman County by Avery Martin, Wasco r- • ■ • ■ • “ ; 7 Geo. B. Moon, McKean & Searcy Geo. C. Wilde, Moro ; . Alfred Leucas and sons. Junior I and Jackie, were callers at the ■o wi 10. 09 Total TOTAL of all remittances the man who uses When the president stated that he was in favor of big Hbme of Mr’- Ida h **18 Simony. Mr. and Mrs. Wren Hogue and locks for Bonneville he made it unanimous: everyone of his son Roy and daughter Eileen of listeners favored it too. > (case No. 2250) .......... Mrs. J. Herbert Smith and son year begin with the advent of maturity. Let there be calm and peace and contentment instead of the hurry of harvest r . j . Harbin of Grass Veley. The time or the anxiety of the growing1 season.’ ¡occasion being Charlie Bill WU- The weather, although it is usually kind, is of less 8on’8 13th b,rthd*yi consequence than in spring when its behavior means success ? George Wilson came.homewith or failure to the year's work There is yet time for enough good weather for the next Drying fields are not suff- ual is on account of pasture and ering since their crop is cut. It Is a pleasant season. Let’s water conditions. Mrs. Camelia Smith and Mrs. enjoy it. ’ State fees not collected In 1011 and collected in 1914 Savs« lit Cost three time» Kent News sadness and defeat, in this country it is the most pleasant Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilson went of all. The nights are snappy and bri^k, even to frost. Iu BonneviU« Friday to see and But the days are clear and bright and calm and skies are I ^¿»1^ pre,,Q*nt an ra generally cloudle« It fe then we have perfect days. [ \ , c and True, it is a season of decay m some things. However, I daughter Nelli«, Mr. and Mrs. Ted we are told that for humans “Life Begins at Forty” so why I Bail and sons, Billie and Jack, and should not the most pleasant and most enjoyable time of JR”- ,E81ie TObon and son Onr-I — z Biological survey ,...>00.00 1>4,1>7.4I TOTAL .... 1,, George Q. Vintin, county clerk hereby certify that th« a- bove ll«t of disbursements as paid through this office Is a Vu® and correct list of all amounts paid according . to claims presented to the County Court and allowed by •n.:d Court. Doled this 10th day of Ju’y. • 1934« G. C. Vintin. • County Clerk. ('UT’K'R ÇfH.................. ' PORT OF FEES C 'TAECTF^. .«NIK DIspURSEM ENTS OV SAME PERIOD From January 1. to July 1, 1934 Fe?e Collected : <18.30 Recording fees ..., Circuit Court F,eea >10.00 Probat? A County court fee« 10.00 18.00 Marriage LLonae« ........ .. Miscellaneous (certp- Tying etc ) .. 51.50 Migratory L-rns 8.50 Utirant Fees .. 59.00 Wasco is coming, perhaps as early as spring and summer came, I Jo^ of Miuhell were rel. And disregarding the words of poets and prose writers who atives at Kent a few days last almost universally proclaim the autumn season as one of week. ¿d V Treasurer*« funeral ... Box rente for all offices «.so Dog fund ’ expense« (not budgeted) . 10.00 School library fund 19>4 7>.8O Circuit court expense«,. 134.85 Revolving fund ................. 160.00 CWA road work emergency . fund ................. ... , 8,411.96 Market roads .eta, 9,179.69 .. >90.00 Road truck Grass Valley 1888 FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1934 AUGUST < V SUN 5 12 19 26 MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT IO 13 20 27 28 IS 22 29 16 23 30 18 24 25 31 * Information About the County, Schools. Roadsand Crops. . . News About the People You Know SHERMAN fflym JOURNAL « I
