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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1934)
f *. PAGE raus ÏBk UJBBMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MUKO, OREGON IiRIDAY, OCTOBER Î9, 1984. -- Uh FOB B Oi& JTflfiLMHÌ» Uw or 1984 County Jud te’« Salary Judge's KxpenMd Countf Clerk’s Salary Deputy Clerk's Salary Record book* and bla nk s County Sheriff’s Salary Deputy Sheriff’s Salary State Industrial MM it • County Assessor's Salary — - . . S Ï__ 450.00 100.00 1500.00 800.00 200.00 350.00 1600.00 1220 JX) 600-00 850.00 150.00 1500.00 400.00 375.00 Re-appraisal Work 100.00 400.00 ; J75 00 1600.00 300.00 Corónèf’i fees and expenses Juror’s fees and witnesses County Physician County Health Officer County Stock Inspector School Library * 4^€M>Mr ' . 100.00 26.00 25.00 300JX) 100.00 300.00 400,00 73S0 500.00 40.00 7880J00 2000.00 asco Community oÇ : WagcQ < of tan, to sdflfcièfitly repo 44k rWhnm home after being ï traatmept severa burns. 5 ration? c 1L‘ 1 A ik Rrktey witií IMtos. ’R. Ó. 'Atwood. X76 j 00 The roH caH waB on Indian Relics. 50,00 Mrs, €apt Scott read a paper on iqo.00 “Before WUtCMad Game’* 400.00 and Mrm LóuW Scholf <rtpdiaji« K 85.00 1500AO tout Mrs. O. CL - 9P0.00 a paper on “Indian Legends. ΫW vu Mis and Mrs. Homer Wall left 15O.ÛÛ foe. Roodsport where Mr. Wall re- 50.00 ported for his new' work on last 2500 Saturday . They installed their 140.00 daughter Mignon at Oregon State, and Mrs. Wall returned home the 16.00 • (Mrs. Glpria Richards. Miss Lqu- Carroll, and Marie Andrews Were week end gflests in Portland. < Dr. Morse wan > visitor on Sat ' ^2.00 urday beiiqi called by the illness Vsoooo’ ox M*8* Young. ’ , Mae Reid wag. a visitor of Mr. WASCO MARKET 50M i Court ' 408.00 25.00 Meals for Jurors Fruits and Vegetables in 20.00; 2Ö04* kn^F,R.f Feritoli and F*cerali, and EUn ma J. Ferrell, his wjlfe, The First National Bank of The Dalles, Oregon, a corporation, BX, VIRTUE of a writ on jud- and O. A. Carlson, receiver the gm^pt. decree and order of sale reof, Wasco County Bank, a issued out of the above court In corporation, I. E. Fields, John thex above entitled cause to me A. Hardin Sherman County, State of Oregon, a quam-mun- directed and dated the 1st day icipdl corporation, and The mfer, decree and order c Bank of Commerce, a corpora said pondered and entered in tion, A. A. Schramm, Superin court and cause on the 13th day tendent of Banks of the State of ’August, 1934, in favor of The of Oregon in charge of the af California Joint Stock Land Bank fairs of the said Bank of Com of 'Ban Francisco, a corporation merce, and F. R. Fortner, trus tee, and Mid-Columbia Produc- « plaintiff, against William John Ferrei 1, who sometimes uses the tive Credit Association, s cor nam^s W. John Ferrell and W. J. poration, and each and al! of Ferrell, Fprrell, and Emma them be forever barred of all right, title, interest or estate his wife, for the sum of 329,829. 58 with interest thereon at the In and to said premises or any part thereof, save and except rate of six percent per annum only the statutory right of red- ‘ from May 21, 1934, and taxes for 1930 >390.23. for 1931 >269. eruption. 44, for 1932 3372.57, and for NOW, THEREFORE. by vir 193S-34 3417.88, with p enables tue of said writ on said judgment, and Interest as by law provided, decree and order of sale, and in and for personal taxes for 1930, compliance with the command of 325.00 charged November 6,1932 said writ, I will on the 7th day personal taxes for 1931, 38-36, of November, 1934. in the after charged November 6 19 32, per noon of said day at the hour of sonal taxes for 1932, $10.34, 1:30 o’clock p. m. of said day at the charged November 7, 1933, and front door of the County Court for 32000.00 reasonable attor House in Moro, County scat of neys’ fees, and plaintiff’s costs Sherman County, Oregon, sell at subject to red of suit taxed at 3116.15, and the public auction, costs of sale, commanding me to emption, to the highest bidder make sale of the following des- for cash in hand, all right, title cribvd real property situate in and estate which the defendants the County of Sherman, in the in this suit have or any of them had on the 12th day of April, State of Oregon, to-wit: Parcel 1 : North half of Section ’19*23,«’the ‘date df the mortgage „ Eleven (11); Southeast quarter dy'scfibwO herein»’ or since have or. ha,d *in or to the of Section Two (2); Southweet Acquired^ quarter, South half , of North- above described, property or any wF*t quarter and Lp<ts Three part thereof,' fb Satisfy said jud- (»I and Four (4) of Section grtient, deerfee and order of Rale Ooe, all In Township One (1) with interest, coats and accruing North, ' Range Eighteen '(18) costs,* inqlu^ng the costs upon ** East Of the W M,' in the Coun- this .writ. ., jyt. S ummerville . <ty, of Shermau and State -of I 7 ‘,. United State*- Marshall ‘for the the Southeast corner of ths District of Oregon. . Northeast quarter of said Sec- James A. Fee, and Fee and Ran- dall, .attorusys (or Plaintiff, Pen- tea productive Credit Association, a corporation, defendants. -Wasco, Oregon Prints Percale Ladies P<g Grain Broadcloth Jackets $7.45 $2.75 Ladies Ladies Silk Dresses Wash Dresses 79c to $1.95 $5.95 AIL Wool Blankets Single $2.98 Double $4.75 Miscellaneous 2000d>fr — —■ Old and Maintenance of inaane” Bri4xamliiauon and •xpanaat E»f‘Soldier, ■ «tf.GHr Aid S m M v . mb * Rbma 250.00 100 00 ton A/k n.oo 100.00 50.00 50.00^ 60 00 • 50^0 2Û0A0 500-04 200.00 25.00 EtECT A LIBERAL HUW JOE E. DUNNE GOVERNOR 500.00 WWM. County ARent 1600.00 405.00 ■ i\WM Ma ie.t 1550.00 300.00 • f f e < i WReat s department, of agriculture mu<f •loped to, render Immediate and greater eer vice to farmers. This condition Is serious- Prices can an takM-bA Improved an4 MabfMsed. , 11000.00 ¥ Si In ,10-541-2? y x. i _. , .4. * ■ .. ys« Pint form Summarizes; MM«» 1000 00 County r à ÖBft Oith YOUR LOCAL <>LQ AGE PENSION—I Madge my support of an old a; pension system that provides a reward for good dttiensb and'not charity. A n<ow, method of taxation must be foili to rdltode bdmes and farmtf froni this tax. Copper Carbonate I will support tho minimum wage law/firotectio? - i 'ogwomen workers, limitation of hours, the workmen’s com, pensatlon act and healthful working conditions, and an ao equate aystsm of unemployment Insurance to which laboi and industry Jointly contribute. * GRANÖ.TQTAIA TAK REDUCTION—Tax reduction is vital tn recovery fa Oregon. Rigid economy in expense of government Is necevssry for tax relief. Strict •upqrvlwlon of tax-spending nctiylt|es and plac^ ■ mors departments on a eeif^up^ortln« basis are imperative. Income from BALANCED BUDGKTS—1 a^vocitp a ;'pgy you gb” policy and 1 pledge myself to the prin- dplt of * balanced budget. 4« PUBLIC UTILITIES—I believe In strict regu lation of utilities and the sales of their secur ities to investors. EI>C< AT1QN—Oregon must maintain its aplen- dld system of education. It is the guarantee of our future progress and stability of gove.n- Mountain Copper Carbonate 52 per cent or over copper BONNEVILLE POWER—This project Is under the completer control of the Federal Govern ment, aocordteg to the President I pledge co operation. I oppose state bond Issues oh thia Federal project to further burden our tax payers. Sodium Chlorate ,To Kill Morning Glory Goes on Dry, or in Solution I^JBLIG WORKS—If Oregon Is to grow new industry must coma We should encourage It LAW ENFORCEMENT—I believe In vigorous and fearless enforcement of law. Oppose judi cial procedure granting delays and easy parolee to violators. HIGHWAYS—Present highways now authof-. Ized by law should be completed, but I oppose Issuance of more bonds except In dire emerg ency, <, DAIRYING — New markets, adequate profit gins, stable prices are Important to the yman and I pledge my efforts along these VETERANS—As in the past, I promise the veterans my sympathetic support. I endorse the stand of organized veterans against com* munlsm. 31AMAND GAME— Administration of Oregon’s great fish and game resources should be re moved from political manipulation. NATURAL RESOURCES— Oregon’s unlimited mineral and other resources justify a develop ment that will bring wealth and employment. Feed Grinding Princess Flour $7.60 per bbl. Mill Feeds ; pwswair High Grade Painty Patent Flour Sherman Cooperative Grain Grew» rs WASCO. OREGON * “FATHER OF THE $5.00 AUTOMOBILE LICENSE” Paid Adv. by Itepubllcan State Cantral Commit^. 833 Morgan Building. Part la nd. Oregon Commit tee. efr and.-atoa «U r<g1|t, title and ' interest of the defendants Wll- Mld-Colum- Coats 6Û0.00 150.09 Ballot boxes and registration Booths «Vt or water âttachjMl to H .. h Girls Rain Proof All Colors 14 to 18 years 8000.0» 25 00 Otherwise, In Ct fi w man for Janitor, faaL light. water, telopfeona, 1000.00 200.00 25 00 .,—ggg NOTICE TO CREDITORS Parcel 2 : Southeast quarter . of J. C. McKean of Moro accompOtead her visiting with Mrs. Willard and Southwest Section Nine (9); an that the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dean. quarter of Section Ten (10) Miller, has and the Northwest quarter ot 9 1 $ ' ' ' J f The night football game between been appointed administratrix of Section " Fifteen (15 ) ajl in the Wasco boys and the Papooees the Estate of Joseph J. Miller, de- mixed consisting of Mesdames of the Dalles was well attended by Township One (1) North, Ran ratkins, Royce, Hennagin, Reid, Wasco people including Mr. and adminlstratj ix ge Eighteen (18) East of ths L and Messers Royce, Henna- W» M. In the County of Sher- All persons having claims a- Mrs. Paul McCulloch, Mrs. Moon, Clothies, Whalen and Neill. George Moon, H. D. Proudfoot and gainst the said Estate are hereby man and the State of Oregon. ; ¡rector, Mrs. Gloria «Rickards and wife. M. €k Thiel, Ed Feldman and required to present the same duly together with all and singular Pianist Mrs. W. Clothier. the privileges, appurtenances, verified to the undersigned at the a large crowd of schoolchildren. Miss Esther and Ivalou Peugh tenements, hereditaments, eas Mrs. Clifford Fridley was called, office of Roscoe Krier, in the Pion were one week visitors in Portland. to Weston last week by the sudden eer Building, The Dalles, Oregon, ements and rights of way the . Gurdon Hall bought a new car illness of her nephew, Melvin Bar within six months* from the date reunto belonging or usually of Kovem- recently to replace the old one. enjoyed with said premises or of flrot publication of this Notice, nett, who passed away a few days any part thereof, and the rev- to-wit: October. 5, 1934. Miss Louise Carroll and Mrs. after her arrival. ' ersion and reversions, remin Gloria Rickards chaperoned the The Tuesday Study Club met RQ6A M. MILLER, administratrix. ^Misses Margaret and Christine I der and remainders, and also with Mrs. Belle Clothier last wSek Roscoe Krier all the estate, right, title and Moon, Jean Spepcer, Evelyn Olson, with the Attorney for ‘ administratrix. and the business meeting was fol ’ interest, homestead 'or other and Dana Jean McMillan i n at lowed by a paper on The Bonne The Dalles, Oregon. »• claim I or* demand, as well in ' t * f* ** X” •. • • tendance to a show in The Dalles ville 'Dann by Nbrs. R. E. Evans, I which the law as In equrtty, last week. reading by Lodtoa' White, piano NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE .morU^ov« Conference had on the 12th Ths Dorcas Aid of the Christian solo by Mrs. Wilharn Clothier. CLOSURE SALE day of April, .1923, or might church was <Aurch met with Mrs- Kate John Mr. and Mrs. G E. Upton of In tha District Godìi of the held Tuesday Mt Ohe Methodist thereafter acquire of. In or to son Thursday. The new officers chMrah wtoh J*; Yarnes District elected for the following year are: Forest Grove and Mias Loraine United BUtes röt' the District ot any part with i all other Mik W. D. Watkins, president; I Curtiss were week m K, guests of íwA OUCenUk. Joint’ ‘ every kind and na- Hattie King Andrews, secretary;] Land Bank of Ban Francisco, >0 tbwSt JW'fuMtb consisting of Mrs. J. P. Yates, treasurer. tpry, bowgyer eridienced, to the Use of wateri ditçhee, and can* Walter Pierce * gave a talk in Hvero. áls for the Irrigation of said Fraternity haR last Firday night. I prenMM» te tohfçh the mortga- <M«m. H.’ K. White is at presanfllto. Portland w<W « U00.00 Mm* Laadin ftoby and daughter a hospital in Portland attended Reid W^aWtekfl 4ft a1 toto Wirst The Fine Nktíon- then or also to come ares or rights. Courthouse ExpenpÄ? Conaty JgH: Board of Prisoners -■■..■■J-
