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P à G* a. WÍBKMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON
^ T R ID A T . OCTOBER
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SKEhLMAN COUNTY BUDGET FOR FIRST H A LF OF 1M2
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that this outburst is but the first
In accordance with the provisions of the “Local Budget law” (Se ctioni
^‘Loca* Budget Law,” Budget Esti-
of many such arguments
by
given
that
the
Budget
Committee
of
Sherman
County,
Oregon,
ha
t>
Pr^P^
P
u___uv-
notified
that on Friday, the 21st day of
de velopments also seem to indi
i Continued from page one)
■nates for the ensuing fiscal period January 1, 1942, to June 30. 194 2 All persons are hereby
, X w i n g Budget E .ti-
Sherman County Observer
nment
cate that the federal government
November, 1941, at lu:00 a.nlTin the County Court room, in the Co urt House budding,•
di,cussed with the Sherman County Court,
Established Nov. 2, 1888
wheat
fited
by
betterment
of
the
general
is" determined that the wheat
_
t: mates for the ensuing fiscal period ending June 30, 1942, for Sherma n County,
g ,
levies will be heard in favor of
Grass Valley Journal
funner do something el«- beside. welfare. To date no tr e a ty has
the levying board for « i d s i i m a n CaOnty, Oregon/and any person s
u
* pend*^
the miscellaneous
Established Oct. 14, 1897
his chosen
’ __concessions to ' any of the
1931 produce a surplus of ,'his
or
against
said
proposed
tax
levy
or
tax
levies
or
any
part
thereol.
The
estimaUs
of
e
x
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n
d
it^
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^
r 14> 1941 are
CONSOLIDATED March 6,
agricultural products of the Pacific
revenues
to
be
received
and
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d
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shows
the
outstanding
indebtedness
of
Sherman
County,
crop.
Wanco News-Enterprise
At the present time he is per northwest.
at
set
forth
in
the
accompanying
Established Nov. 1891
mitted to. grdV feed and forage
Oregon as at October 14, 1941.
.
n P 1 t have been placed on file in the office of the County Clerk
CONSOLIDATED March. 4, 1932
At least one project for the Ore
The original estimate sheets as required by Section 110-1204 O. C. L. .A., have Deen piacea
r-«,ps without let or hindrance, but
of Sherman County.
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, is restricted as to wheat. With a gon coast will be included in the
Published Every Friday at
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Signed^. Gao-AdPottCr
demand for eggs, milk, pork, beef rivers and harbors »bill, to be re
Moro, Oregon
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P. C. Axtell
that practically guarantees a ported out" in a few days. This is
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.pavid
Reid
Editor
Giles L. French
good price for another year (and for deepening Yaquina bay and
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*Geo. H. Wilcox
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assurance thereof) providing for a turning basin. In-
Ertered as second class matter at zcvemment
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— be a number elusion of the item does not mean
there
is
certain
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon
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EXPENDITURES
wheat
who’ augment that work will begin immediately;
ESTIMATED FOR* PERIOD
under Act of Congress of Mar^h 0 f
Current
Year-
1941<
31
December
Year
Ending
For
Actual
by
raising
more
there
may
be
no
atari
for
several
Jan.
1, 1942, to June 30, 1942
♦ h**>r incomes
First
’Budget for
1940
1939
3, 1879.
1938
yenrt,' as the committee is building
- By Officer
Approved by
fri'Yck.
Actual for
Budget Committee
a
backlog
of
public
works
to
be
or
Department
Then» will h® others» who will
Six Months
Full Year
Ml
FUND AND CLASSIFICATION
grow wheat, and nothing but undertaken when the duration is
Old
over.
COUNTY
GENERAL
FUND
V
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II
wb*»at
until
the
government
cur-:
In n s
The United States geological
COUNTY COURT
tails or stops
payments
for
450.00
450.00
900.00
County Judge’s Salary
...............
survey is preparing a survey of
450.00
900.00
696.25
450.00
65.00
strnitrht wheat farmsA
65.00
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
125.00
County Judge’s Expense
40.95
165.72
192.87
127.60
-
250.00
J250.00
It doesn’t seem to this news the Coos Bay region to determine
500.00
Commissioner's
fees
and
mileage
. SUBSCRIPTION RATES
252.95
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433.00
395.90
390.30
paper that therp should be much the extent of various ore deposits,
CIRCUIT COURT
Pavable in Advance
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such
as
antimony,
chromite
and
500.00
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<500.00.
1350.00
Witness and Juror’s fees
ONE YEAR ............................ »> 50 difficulty over the change. -It is manganese. This does not neces-
413.70
1,448.10
X ’ 50.00
< ^50.00
patently necessary for defense, it
125.00
-
Reporter’s fees
..........
10.00
104.00
25.00
25.00
125.00
Meals for Jurors
8.10
is necessary to properly feed the sarily mean that the government
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OCTOBER 24,1941
25.00
25.00
plans
any
development;
it
is
part
50.00
Bailiff’s fees
...........
14.00
nat’on. which is the farmer’s job,
35.00
JUSTICE COURT
it is advisable for a balanced agri of the routine of USGS . . . Check
25.00
25.00
50.00
Jurors, W itnesses etc.
is
under
way
to
determine
the
ex
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CHANGING LIFE?
16.00
Ï8.00
culture. and one crop farming is
OFFICE OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY
tent of myrtle trees ip Oregon
65.00
75.00
. We are giving (juite a bit ot not a successful type of fanning prparatory to legislation to set
125.00 , J District Attorney expenses
......... f
5330
145.74
164.85
188.00
eve’
long
periods.
thought to what is going to happen
COUNTY CLERK
750.00
750.00
It reouires little forethought to aside a small area for their pres
1,500.00
Clerk’s Salary
............................
750.00
after the present emergency is
1,519.20
1,500.00
1,500.00
ervation
as
has
been
done
with
600.00
600.00
see
that
aid
to
farmers
can
only
1,080.00
Deputy (Clerk’s Salary
................. —
540.00
1,093.85
over, after there is no more de
1,020.00
1,020.00
150.00
some of the Port Orford cedar.
150.00
250.00
Incidental Expenses
141.75
270.58
fense work. In fact, contempla continue in its present form as
200.00 1 , 300.00
125.00
125.00
225.00
Record
Books
and
Blanks
......
,
.......
80.00
244.50
/ 625.81
tion of what we are going to do long as it can be shown that there
r 225.00 '
Filing Cabinet
283.70
in this fearful tomorrow handicaps^ is nothing the farmer ean~ grow
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COUNTY ASSESSOR
will
make
his
income
ade
925.00
us in doing the job we are doinfc that
025.00
1,859.00
County Agent
............... ^4,.......
1350.00
1,850.00
1,700.00
1,600.00
cúate When all prices w$re low
today.
COUNTY ASSESSAR
900 60
farm aid was needed; when all Continued from page oi.v.
900.00
1300.00
Assessor’s Salary
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900.00
1,800.00
Planning is being done for the
1300.00
1,800.00
prices are high but wheat those oj pursuit planea which will take
400.00
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Field
Assessor
............
...........
300.00
375.00
400.00
post-war depression, which every
400.00
400.00
400.00
who can grow a profitable crop in the air
fight off the invaders as
' 425,00
Rolls, detailsheets, etc.......................
381.00
441.55
449.56
434.20
one expects to make the last one
400.00
400.00
lieu of adding to the wheat sur- „potters in all sections o f the state
255.00
Office Help
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205.50
305.00
250.80
165.90 *
look like v v a i Los
200.00
' 200.00
50.00
Appraisal Work and Filed Work
^ / u Angeles boom. o It f ’f.lua will he expected to do so. The u iephone the approach of the
100.00
100.00
is very ‘.‘■ -Í L Í m L
Photostatic copies of aerial maps” *
for secretary of agriculture ha, a.k-
u headquarter, of the
the planning will be worthless for ed it and we think he will have the defending planes at Portland and
SHERIFF’S OFFICE
900.00
900.00
men are not adept at looking into support of those who live in the Sajem
900.00
1,800.0
Sheriff’s Salary
........................
I3OO.OO
1,800.00
r 1,800.00
750.00
750.00
750.00
1,500.00
Deputy
Sheriffs
Salary
.........
.
the future. Often they try to make cities and a large majority of
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1,500.00
. 1,020.00
210.00
Six cities have already advised
210.00
210.00
420.00
Traveling
Expenses
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420.00
their plans fit conditions different
420.00
420.00
200.00
200.00
Civilian Defense Coordinator Jer
those on the farms.
181.91
c
400.00
Incidental Expenses
....... ..........
504.10
835.10
than planned for with bad results.
642.00
. 50.00
50.00
rold Owen of their intention to
29.96
A’
100.00
State
Indus.
Accident
Comfn..........
60.02
59.98
58.90
Yet as planning indicates thought
90.00
90.00
50.00
180.00
Traveling expense outside of County
observe “black outs” the night of
al,out the conditions that wi 1 prpb-
120.00
120.00
i
Typewriter
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October 31 when the air raid tests
ably prevail after our defense
COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
will end. These include Portland,
750.0O
750.00
effort is over it is a good indica
750.00
1,500.90
Salary of School Superintendent
1,500.00
1,500.00
1,500.00
Hillsboro, Forest Grove, Salem,
150.00
150.00
150.00
300.00
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Sup’t.
Traveling
expense
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tion.
300.00
300.00
300.00
Eugene,
and
Tillamook.
125.00
125.00
12636
250.00
Incidental Expenses
...................
Washington observers have made
318.32
396.44
249.12
♦ ♦ •
300.00
350.00
Piom
the
Observer.
Oct.
24,
1902
300.00
600.00
Office
Help
.......
.........................
600.00
comment on these plans rather
500.00
400.00
W^H. Crawford, director of the
Attorney R. E. Hoskinson died
COUNTY TREASURER
often. It is possible to know that
450.00
450.00
450.00
900.00
County Treasurer’s Salary
900.00
900.00
900.00
it is expected that there will be a Tuesday evening as a result of a "Oregon Economic Council, ex
62.00
62.00
21.95
60.00
Record
Books
and
Blanks
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57.7b
144.46
presses confidence that small in-
71.43
road building program more ex heart attack.
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135.00- .
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Adding
Machine
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The Moro Foundry turned out Justries are to be accorded immed-
tensive than ever before, super
COUNTY HEALTH OFFICERS
roads, wide and straight: public a big job of heavy casting this iate recognition in the national
County Health Officer
300.00
300.00
300.00
300.00
60.00
60.00
works of all kinds are being sought month in posts and lintels for defense program. Representatives
Expenses
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15.00
2.50
3.75
31.00
10.50
of
federal
agencies
entrusted
with
County
Health
Nurse,
Salary
650.00
after by the administration and brick buildings of Hoover and Pat-
375.00
741.28
600.00
400.00
405.00
405.00
the placing of defense orders have
and Expenses
.........
they are being made ready to take ison jn Moro and Grass Valley,
300.00
300.00
given
assurance
that
future
de
Nurse
Mileage
...............
the surplus labor off the market
The report of Sheriff T. R. Mc-
(Continued
on
page
four>
fense
contracts
will
be
so
dis
JUon tinned on page four.
before the last defense work pay Ginnis shows a total collection of
check is spent; waterways, public ^7.706.1« for the past six months, tributed as to keep small plants
buildings, soil conservation all will *• Water majn„ have been extend- operating, Crawford said.
refuse to take *nó‘” for an an-
Al Goddard, former bookkeeper
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hsve almost unlimited budgets ed up Main street to the Cousens
,
jwer. In spite oL»the fact that ¡n the headquarters office of the
Oregon s 14 state and
* the legislature last winter turned gtat€ poiice bureau, was released
when war work is over
Luilding. Richly refreshing show
inks reported eposi s
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’ an emphatic thumbs down on their f rom the „tate penitentiary on
How about the money? Ap ers have visited nearly every por-
,
reque8t for longer trucks and paroie Saturday aft«r .serving six
parently something will have to tion of the county this week. 343,974.31 on SeptemDer
hnppen to money. It may become Now look at the grass and newly the time of the last
• heavier i^ d s the operators con- months of an 18 month sentence
This figure acco^ 1^ cndent of tinue to Petition the highway com- ¡mpoSed for the embezzlement of
merely a means of exchange and •own wheat grow.
have little or no connection with
mission to grant permits covering public funds,
From the Observer Oct. 25, 1912 banks, sets a new all-time high the use of t the larger vehicles.
wealth.
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A beautiful wedding took place f or Oregon bank deposits.
Our debt limit is now $65,000,-
State officials appear to be agreed
Traffic accidents in Oregon cost
000,000. and contracts now let will at the home of Mrs. Lucetta Bow-
that the situation is not one over
„tate $50,000,000 a year ac-
Oregon truck operator! simply which the highway commission ~cording u SecreUry of State Earl
probably raise the debt to $100,- ersox October 16, 1912 when her
Quick - Easy - Safe
000,000,QPO. We have just begun daughter, Jennie and Homer I)
has any control m view
tW gnell who hftg urge(j motorists to
116
Rebekah
Lodge
Belshee
were
united
in
the
holy
Lupine
to arm' the “democracies” ot
statute limiting truck lengths to be ..gtart earijer” snd drive slower
Write or Call for
Moro. Oregon
Europe. When we add to the de bonds of matrimony.
50 feet and truck loads to be 54,-
oj>der
reduce the state’s
C
om
plete Information
Open buggies $60, top buggies Meets 2d & 4th Tues
fense debt, which • may be an
000 pounds.
traffic toll.
day
of
each
month.
.
$75
at
Heydts.
laige as our entire national as
A *Crowtber of Klondike last Visiting members wel|
sensed, valuation, the cost of keep
Use of racing funds allocated to
Lincle Josh wants to know if the
ing everyone at work indefinitely week contributed to The Dalles come.
the
counties
must
be
limited
to
government
will pay farmer’s
business
men’s
association
Sher-
Helen
Martin
N.
G.
after the war it is easy to see
the financing of county fairs and daughters not to sow wild dats.
that a mere dollar is goinj^’to have man county potatoes,_field__com, Florence Johnston, Se<’
H e a d O ffic e , P o r tla n d , O re g o n
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a valuation as low as
as* Hitler’s pop com and wheat
M oro Lodge No. 113, 1 .0 . O. K cannot be diverted to other pur-
M E M B E R
F E D E R A L
D E P O S IT
IN S U R A N C E
C O P P O R A T IO N
J
C.
Freeman
is
remodeling
his
poses according to Attorney Gen- patronjze Journal Advertisers
'opinion of the common man.
Moro, Oregon
Meets 1st and 3rd eral I. H. VanWinkle.
W’ithout intending, we may come store and expects to open tomor
Tuesdays
in th«
NOTICE O F”1942 BUDGET MEETING
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-to Unt^* CinetoHr’s “productidn for row. Some new goods are here.
NU llCfc u r
~ -ctions 110-1201 to 110-1215 0 . C. L. A., as amended), notice is here
Max,. tA. Bull is under doctor
1 0..O.F. hall Trai
W«e.” There may be no profit
in compliance with the “Local Budget Law,” Budget Estimates for
sient and visiting
'system and state socialism may care for pneumonia and pleurisy.
ill
per
brothers are cord i
rv
succeed it.
Firm the Observer, Oct. 27, 1922
ally invited to meet
1 at S d m in the council in,oum,
Well, what about it?
It has
C P. Sproul was in town set-
for the City of Moro, Oregon, may be ^ " “^ X Va^d in favor of o / a g ^ n s t ’said” proposed tax levy or tax levies or any, part thereof,
»vith us.
always been an American theory tlinp up with the EOL Co., pre-
subject to the proposed tax levy or tax ievies will be heir«J
revenues to be received and the taxes on property to be levied-a»-pre-
that men were stimulated to do pftratory to quitting^ farming in Joe Ritner N.G.
The
estimates
of
expenditures
to
be
r®^u*
.
¿vtr»h«>r
fi
1941
are
set forth in the accompanying statements, Schedules I, III and I \ .
their best, to invent, to produceJiy tfie Kent section.v He will have a V« rnon Millei. Sec.
pared
by
the
Budget
Committee,
and
a
op
,
>
Moro
Oregon
as at October 1, 1941.
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the spur of the profit system. We salt which A. B. Riddell will call. Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
Schedule II shows the outstanding indebtedness of (Oty o i
L A haye
placed Qn file m the office of the Clty Recorder.
Meets
on
the
1st
and
have held that what we term as
The city is having a water main
The original estimate sheets as required by bee
JOHN FOSS, Chairman
3rd Thursday eve
progress would stop unless the laid on Scott street from Fourth
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DEWEY THOMPSON, Secretary
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nings of each month.
ablest were rewarded with the to the city limits to give fire pro
Visiting
members
cor
r*.iOT»nt
Y
pnr
1941
Fund
and
Classification
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material manifestations of suc tection.
Aritiml For Year Ending Dec. 31
‘ Current Year i m
Estimates for period
dially
invited
to
meet
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1999
1940
First
Budget for
Jfin
to
cess. Now we may have a chance
Contractor 'Ramsey has set the
with us.
1908
Actual for -
.x
j une 30, 1942
to test another theory, one akip stakes for the new residence of
Six Months .
Full Year
1
V endell Balsiger W.M.
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to that of Karl Marx, who held Mrs. Powell.
General
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G.
V.
neiknap.
Secy.
that men would work anyway and
The new highway grade be-
120.00
J20.00
120.00
120.00
Treasurer
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that inventions and extraordinary tween Moro and Grass Valley is Bethlehem Chapter. No
Moro, Oregon
120.00
120.00
120.00
x
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.
Q
gtate lndu8tnal
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25.00
productions would be done for the said to be completed except in
65.08
39.10
15Q00
Administration ?
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75.00
Meets Every Second and
sheer love of it. Mebbe so, meb- oik short place.
Fourth
Thursdays
in
each
be so.
’ ,1 0 c nr,
79OOO
1,500.00
Marshal and C ollector-salaries ’ ........- .......................
750.00
Month. Visiting members
At least, those who have strong
1,040.00
1’1
A0
40
n
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59
100.00
Labor
a-c
water
....................................................
50-00
A rude and vulgar man is one
. . . . . __
Invited
prejudices for the economic gods
of grand father’s day, prepare to who stares at a girl’s figure when pgtr|cja Woods Sec.
393.69
i? 4 67
214 73
550.00
Power a-c water
.......... - ......................- ...............
27u.OO
she is doing her best to display it. D(|rotha Moore, W.M.
507.87
560.55
514.67
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Fire Department
.......................................- .......
100.00
shed them now.
292.82
123.00
22.48
---------- Miscellaneous
y-
oaQ99
401 35
800.00
Emergency
.................................................. ......
296 01
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770 40
865 20
770.40
Power a-c Street* Lights
....................................
38u.
RAISING THE NEEDED CROP
S10-96
511^’
- Iq?'20
346 84
43130
Hotel Insurance
.............. ....................- ...........
200.00
Two points of view regarding
&0-°°
50 00
Debt Service
_ _ _n
the future course to be pursued
by the eastern Oregon wheat farm
jnAAiw,
2500 00 -
1,000.00
Principal on Bonds
.... ............................... ............
An niT
l'l0 0 ’?7
2 399.92
980.00
Interest on Bonds
.................................. ............. ,
440..
er, each supported by rather
aggressive speakers, were given at
3.713.90
6,288.38
9.109.31
6,336.54
6.621.60
..................................................
3,646.00
the wheat league program com
mittee meeting in Arlington Mon
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Estimated Cash Balances and Receipts Other Than Taxes
A member of the extension
Actual For Year Ending
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F i ^ ^ - ^ B u d g e ffo r
‘
Estimates
oer-nd
staff stated that if the state of
1938
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1939
1»«
ActaFal ‘OT
Fund and Classification
June'30 1942
Oregon would , produce enough
hogs to feed itself thebe' would l>e
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M° nt6’o4
FUU YelF State liquor fund apportionment
no wheat surplus. Another mem
ber of the committee referred td’
M
376 00
Rental or sale of property or service
.... ...... .=..........
390.00
the shipment of lambs to the mid
. ,
3,6417.50
Add estimated available cash balance at •
west ffi»r feeding and hailed this
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Dec. 31, 1941 - Deduct estimated deficit
............ .......
400 00
as a cardinal economic error.
Total receipts and available cash balances ...... .................
There was immediate reburial
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on the part o t wheat farmers who
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SUMMARY OF BUDGET ESTIMATE OF EXPENDITURES. RE-
seemed to feel that if the federal
/ ò r Generations^A Great
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CITY INDEBTEDNESS OCTOBER 1, 7941
^SUM M
CEIPTS AND T AX LEVIES
government could be kept inter
Total Bonds Outstanding
................. ......................
’ ' ' Total Estimated Expenditures
.............................
3,645.00
ested in the plight of the wheat
j&ntucfy WusAey
Deduct Total Cash Balance and Receipts
...............
2 ,^ 5 on
farmer no such means of making
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Balance to be Secured by Taxation
.... ..................t , 1,330.00
money would be needed. -•
N«tion*l Distiller« Product» Corp., New York • 93 Proof
" (Developments in agriculture un
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