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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1935)
pagri , Hurt When Horse Falls f Mr». W. D. Barnett Grom Ypung is, in the Mid-Col Ths Oalk«, wUh • a Aompoui^X (ractAJre^ of the right ca u«ad when Ips saddle horse Xell withliim while ropnzpni up »Uck. Mr. Young we^t through fh>e pajn- ful Experience of being forced to wait .put In the sage brush for three ho^rs until the members pf his family found him. From all to the Mid^luSb^,,hospital in The Dalles last Sunday." Expect- Pacific University, Forest Grove Ore.—Dale Baker of .Grass Valley, a senior at Pacific University, has been announced a« a member of a newly organized men’s ensemble by Clarence Faris, bead of the voice department of the Pacific university conservatory of music. The group pf fourteen men will fill the poeition in the department’r activities usually held by a male quartet. Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Pike returned Tuesday evening from Hermiston . having spent a few days there visiting friends. Mrs. Ed Alley spent Mondsy in The Dalles. Mrs. E. C. Tilton of Missoula, Montana, si visiting with her sister Mrs. Matt Simon. Arthur Bibby feels his deer is still in the ipQuntains. He went to Mitchell Monday to see if he could bring it out. Mrs. yelma Pearson of Portland U visiting with her sunt, Mrs. Grover Young. Lester Barnum was over at visiting with Fossil Sunday, friends. On Tuesday the Fields Garage took over the operation of the local Union Oil Company Plant. Con Buckley was up Sunday vis iting with Henry C. Peters. Mrs. Ray Blake was in The Dalles Monday having taken Mrs. Grover Young down to visit Mr. Young at the Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Coon and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling spent Monday in Hie Dalles shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Simon and family spent Sunday in Goldendale. visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hansen. Wily Knighten of Moro attended the teachers reception given here Tuesday night. (Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Garrett went • to Harrisburg over the week end. Also visiting with their daughter Norma at Monmouth. Mrs. Peter Peters was in Moro Tuesday of this week. Mr. and Mr«. Arnold Sharp were dinner guests at W. O. Patterson’s near Wasco. Celebrate 55th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Asa Eslinger of Forest Grove, are celebrating their 55th wedding anniversary at the home of their daughter Mrs. W. Patterson at Wasco on Saturday, November 2nd. Open house will be held from 2 o’clock until 5 o’clock in the af ternoon for the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Eslinger who wish to call. LH E SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OBMUON FRIDAY. OCTOBER 15, IMA. Grown In U. S first grown at the Moro elation in 1915, Federation is now SA 4®” portant commercial variety.Injier en different states, with a total acreage in 1929 of 752,800 or more than three times the acreage of any other new wheat that baa been distributed to farmers of the Pacific Northwest during the past two decades. The new variety Rex which is similar to Federation, but more winter-hardy, will probably replace Federation as a winter wheat. Rex is being recommended by the Oregon Experiment Sta* tion to replace Hybrid 128, Albit. and Federation for fall sowing. About 20,000 acres win be soynx Rex in Eastern Oregon and W m U t i ng ton this fall. The budget appears in two consecutive iasres of the Sherman In Session All Day County Journal—this week and Ths budget committee convened next—and the committee meets in, in the circuit court room at the the court room again on November court hoUM at 10 o’clock continu- 16, to take final action, and at until 19:00. They convened wfoich time any tax-payer may dis again at 1:15 and remained in cuss the budget with the commit- session until after 5:00. AR mem- tee. bora of the committee were present The changes jn the salaries of __ Geo. A- Potter, A. A. Dunlap, feme of the county offics are in ac- P. C. Axtell, Fred Krusow. 0. L. cordance with the acts of the Jaat Belshe and C. W. Johnson t legislature. will ba $4000.00. NOTICE. OF ESTIMATED AND HUPOSFD. TAX LEVY FOB THE YEAR 1936 AND NOTIEE OF TAXPAYERS BUDfiET MEET1N6 FOR COUNTY OF SHERMAN. STATE OF OREGON - A 164-page bulletin entitled “Classification of Wheat Vari eties Grown in the United States.* Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the 16th day of Novem recently issued by the U. S. De ber. 1935, the County Court of the County of Sherman, SMio of partment of Agriculture, will be Oregon will be in session at the Circuit Court - Room* Courthouse» of much interest to wheatgrower» Moro, Oregon at the hour of 10 o'clock, a. m., at which time and everywhere. This profusely illus place the estimated expenditure«. receipts, and. proposed tax. levy, trated bulletin by J. A. Clark and for Uye year 1936, hereinafter aet out, may be discussed with the B. B. Bayles gives a description of levying board, and when and where any person who shall ha; sub \ t ' X. all the commercial wheat varieties ject to such levy, when the same shall be made,, ahull be heard in of the U. 8* with maps showing the favor or against the same, or any part thereof. > acreage distribution and a brief The estimates and proposed tax levy foDowas; history of the origin of ail im portant varieties. ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES’ COUNTY BUDGET The plan of classifying and cor (Continued from page one)" rectly naming all U. S. wheat var year, $6,700.00, which subtracted Aa Duogeiea as proposta- ieties was first evolved by Dr. C from the total, leaves $92.423.00. . for the ymr /jfor the yr. R. Ball, who with Messrs, Clark Changes were made as follow« 1938 1985 and Martin issued a similar bulle from last year’s budget: Judge’s tin in 1923. For the original clas expense was $100 last year, will be 450.60 County Judge’s Salary 450.00 sification studies, the largest nurs $125 the coming year; county clerk, 125.00 Judge’s Expenses 100.00 eries were grown in cooperation incidental expenses were $150, Will 1500 JX) County Clerk’s Salary 1500.00 with the Oregon Experiment Sta be $200; record books and blanks 1Q20.Ó0 Deputy Clerk’s Salary 102Ö.Ö0 tion. At the Branch Station at for clerk’s office was $200. will be 200.00 , ...tai expenses 160.1» Moro there Were 6765 sowings $125; sheriff’s salary was $1800. A.vco.d books and blanks 200.00 125.00 and at the Main Station at Corval will be $1700; assessor’s salary was lis 3985 sowings during thee five $1800, will lie $1760; county treas- 1800.00 County Sheriff’s Salary . 1700.00 years the study was in progress. user’s salary was $400, and is $900; 1440.00 Deputy Sheriff’s Salary 1440.00 . For the later classification studies, office work in superintendent’s Traveling expenses '600.00 600.00 more than 30,000 separate sowings office last year was $150, will be Office supplies and expenses 400.00 400.00 were made at Experiment Sta $200; county health officer last ’ 160JX) State Industrial Accident Comaua»k>D 160.00 tions in the western United year was paid $100, will be paid Country Assessor’s Salary 1700 j 00 1800.00 States, one of the largest being at $200; school library fund-;Jaff 400.00 Field Assessor ’ s Salary 400.00 Pendleton, Oregon. Field Sta year was $72.00, will be $68.00^ Rolls, detail sheets, etc.. 375.00 400.00 tion. apportionment of $10 per capita Re-appraisal Work 50.00 50.00 To compile this new bulletin it last year was $7200.00, will be District Attorney ’ s Expenses 100.00 100.00 was necessary to study 836 wheat $6800.00; court house expenses varieties. After observing and last year were $1200.00. will be County Treasurer’s Salary 400.00 900.00 dudying these 836 named wheat $1400.00; board of prisoners last Record books and blanks 85.00 85.00 they were classified into 237 dis-1 year was $25, will be $50; county ----- County School Superintendent» Salary 1500.00 15Ç0.0Q tinct varieties. It was found that fair last year got $1400.00,. will Traveling expenses 300.00 300.00 the same varieties often are being get $1725; burial expenses were Incidental expenses 250.00 250.00 grown under many different names. reduceed from $200 to $100; appro Office work 150.00 200.00 For extmple, Gold Coin, the wheat priation for DeMoss Memorial park Coroner’s fees and expenses 50.00 50.00 Sherman county knows as For fund was $100, will be $200JOO; Juror's fees and witnesses 25.00 25.00 tyfold, was being grown under insurance of courthouse and experi County Physician 240.00 240.00 more than 30 different names in ment station was reduced from When •e-yerqi hundred families were sent to Alaska from the Middle County Health Officer TOO. 00 200.00 various localities. I $282.50 to $370; auditing of coun ..West to settif the Matanuska Valley, the Red Cross sent a nurse, Madeleine Expenses 15.00 15.00 de For««, to remain with them for a year to help protect their health. Of the newer varities of wheat ty’s books last year was $225, will that have been distributed in recent be $250.00; for county agent, $1550 Among th« flrri friends she made were the little pioneer, Arthur Hack, County Stock Inspector 30^.00 300.00 years, Federation has been by far last year, will be $1600; premium, 4 years old, and “Frince," the pup who went with his young marker to Commissioner’s fees and milage 400.00 4G • r? ____________ the most important one in the Pa on officers’ bonrs was $360, will be County Schools: cific Northwest. From a rod row $365; market road tax was $3000.00 School Library 72.00 68.00 ñ(»i» n i 4-H Club Fair County Teachers’ Institute 40.00 40.00 Apportionment of $10. per capita 6800.C i 7200.00 County High School tuition fund 3000.00 30'0/0 Courthouse Expenses: ! WeH«ye Op Hand and Will Sell Reasonable: Janitor, lights, fuel, water, telephone . presents and repairs 1400.^0 1200.00 Children’« Winter Underwear & Hose Courthouse heating system 2700.00 at Half Price County Printing 200.00 200.00 A Farce in three acts Jail: Board of Prisoners 25.00 50.00 QneFlamo Stove; Ivory, Green Trim Election: Judges and Clerks 650.00 Que 4jBurner Gasoline Stove Grass Valley Auditorium, Sat., Oct. 26 Ballots 150.00 Admittance 10—65 Ballot boxes and registration 25.00. Booths 125.00 County Fair: Deep Furrow Type Maintenance of grounds i a 200.00 Insurance on fairgrounds 200.00 225.00 . 1500.00 County Fair: 10Q0.00 Justice Court 50.00 25.00 - 18x7 Disc Type Circuit Court: All Satisfactory Business is built on Witness and Juror’s fees 400.00 406.00 Confidence — Confidence on the part of Reporters fees 2500 25.00 Meals for Jurors 25D0 25.06 the buyer that goods purchased will be Bailiff’s fee« 20.00 20.00 of good quality and fairly priced. Miscellaneous Items: Feeble-minded Examinations and exjMrvwe 25.00 23.00 . Dependable Groceries, Fresh Vegetables Care of poor 2000.00 2000.00 2500 00 Old age pensions 2500.00 Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of Burial expenses 200.00 100.00 Boys’ and Girla’ Aid 8o<i«ty ' 50.00 DRYGOODS 50J» r. S Louise Home Waverly Baby Home Trade At 50.00 Volunteers of Amiris Hope 50,00 wtO Widows’ Pensions Quality 200.00 200.0^ 200.00 . DeMoss Memorial Pa^k^Fupd , IÛ&0O Store 370.00 Tnsurance on courthouse and Experiment X*irm 382.50 Bureau of Biological ^uprey vr t$)M> , 506.00 Sralors of weights and measures . % 50.00 . 50.00 Auditing County books 225.00 250.00 X) Premiums on officers bonds 360.00 365.00 ! — 500.00 Inland Empire Waterway« Aaa’n. I ° 5000 00 Emergency Fund 5000.00 Many Seniors Make Honor Roil By Japet Wilcox' Out of the 42 students enrolled i in the Grass Valley high school, 7 ; made the honor roll for the first six weeks» five of whom were sen iors. As there are only ten sen iors, Mr. Rowe, the English teach er, shook his head and decided that entirely too many made the (honor roll, therefore we will proba bly have our assignments doubled and examinations more frequently. The seniors on the honor roll and their grades are: Cora Bayer, 125; Katherine Burton. 1.55; Keith, Rhinehart. 1.25; Isabelle Fortxer, 1.50; Janet Wilcox, 1.00. The only , Junior to qualify is Frances Fair child with a good average of 1.25. The Sophomores seem to be taking it easy, at least none of them are on the honor roll. Eileen Hogue is the only Freshman that made it and her grades averaged 1.00 whidh is unusually high for one just entering high school. Ixat Wednesday night the vol leyball girls defeated the Rufus,, team at Rufus 19 to 14. This game, was very close, therefore, very jn-| teresting. The next volleyball game will be with Wasco at Was- Continued to page 4 io Grass Valley High School A WUNG PIONEER WINTER BARGAINS The Million Dollar Butler One New Superior Drill wav CONFIDENCE One Used Superior Drill John N. Wilt & Co. Grass Valley, Oregon s von H. Zeigler’s 11 is ole Hear Ye: Hear Ye m We are Still in Business other Year, The Lord Willing The Following Bargains Prevail Two Gallons Motor Oil Five Pounds Axle Grease Famous Aladdin Lamps o $1.00 .60 6.50 County Agent 1550.00 ROADS AND HIGHWAYS: Salary roadmaster and laborers, improyemepta^. repairs, etc. 110OQ.00 Bridge Fund: Bridges over ten feet 3500.00 8000.00 Market Road tax County Machinery 1000.00 2500.00 Sinking Fund for retirement of road bonds 8000.00 Interest on bonds 01309^0 GRAND TOTALS Bargains Are Yours For Calling , í Prices Right, Services Right, Goods Right Beautiful Setting in the midst of other shops and store« Motto: Serve others at less cost Roy J. Baker, Grass Valley 8500.00 4060,00 1000.00 . 25000.00 8000J)0 $09423.00 A« budgeted As proposed for the yr. for the yr 1935 1936 2.50 Less By The Keg Two 16-7 McCormick-Deering Crain Drills “Disc” One 18-7 McCormick-Deering Grain Drill “Disc” Two 12 ft. Revolving McCormick-Deering Rod Weeden One 3 Bottom 16” Tractor Gang Flow, All at Bargain. Price Of Wholesale Cost And Freight Only 11000.00 ESTIMATED .RECEIPTS All Repairs and Parts Kept on Hand Electric Flatirons Nails 6c per Id. 1600.00 SPRING O k * ' / KENTUCKY 8TKAJGHT WHISKEY 2 years 6 months old It’s not partly old, but every drop is old -every drpp aged 2 years 6 mon th s in wood. Taate it and you can tell 1 •1.35 PINT •2.65 QUART No. 1S4C iua Income from Sheriff’s office Approximate balance from General Fund Income from Clerk’s office Income from Motor Vehicle Fund Total Estimate receipts: Total amount to be raised by taxatiotu A summary of the warrant indebtedness follows. Bonded Tndebteduea» High School Tuitipn Fund Indebtedness^ Total indebtedne«« 100.00 100.00 1600 00 5000.00 6700.00 1600 00 5000.no 6700.00 $86,609.50 $92,423.00 of said county is as $195,000.00 9-541.21 $204,541.21 First publication ordered for: October 25, 1935. Second publication ordered for: Noyamber. 1, 1935. Pate of hearing set for: November 16th. at 10 >. m. (Signed) Geo. A- Potter, Chairman, A. A. Dunlap. Secretary.. x 0. L. BeUbs u C. W. Johnson Fred Kra sow < P. C. Axtell Members of Budget Committee
