Sherman County journal., January 22, 1943, Image 1

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Moro, Oregon.
Trapw agons
Official County P&fta
y, J a n u a ry ?2, 1943
More Machinery Sherman County
To Be A vailable Schools Closed
For Farmers
Oregon will g e t ¡more fa rm m a­ For Bad Weather
Thattlom Ship' Takes, to Waters
M ust Have
W ar Certificates
F arm ers usin g old tru c k s • fo r
tr a p w agons, and to do incidental
w ork about th e farm , m u st obtain
a certificate of w ar necessity for
them , even th o u g h they are not
cu rre n tly licensed, according
to
inform ation received by the county
a g e n t’s office la s t week from Mr.
C olter o f the OP A. These m achines
W ashington, D.C., J a n u a ry 2 1 -- will not be eligible fo r gasoline,
Sen. R ufus C. Holm an re tu rn ed tire s or re p a irs unless a ce rtificate
to th e natio n al capital glow ing of w ar necessity is obtained fo r
w ith enthusiasm over th e chrom e them on o r before J a n u a ry 31.
situ atio n in Oregon.
He says All trucks, w hether licensed o r
th a t on one o f th e beaches ' of not, m ust have these ce rtificates,
so u th w estern Oregon
m achinery b u t reports are th a t about 15
| is tak ing out 250 tons of m ineral p er cent of Sherm an
county’s
con centrate a day, and of tbi> tru ck s still do not have them .
42 - y r cent is chrome.
Before R eports
have been circulated
F a 'c h says th e senator, p^cduc- th a t tru c k s operated solely
on
turn v. il be upped to 100 tons a the farm , w ithout a license, could
day c r ’lrom e concentrate. The be considered as farm m achinery
o p eiat i is n ea r Coquille. Ac- and listed as such, but this is n o t
co rd irg ' * S enator Holm an, th ere tru e, according to the county a
i«s an aliro-st unlim ited am ount of gent,
nds, and
A pplications fo r certificates of
m inerals liri the black sands
exploration discloses th a t th e de- w a r necessity should be made im-
m ediately to H erm an Sites, Dis-
p o sit runs e a st M r m iles
tric t M anager. Division of M otor
A
r-
T ra n sp o rtatio n Office of Defense
T ri-w eekly service on th
Pngton-C ondon branch of the U P T ra n sp o rtatio n ,
1130 A m erican
is scheduled instead of daily. Of- B ank . Building, P ortland.
When
fice of defense tra n sp o rta tio n an asking
fo r blanks,
applicants
roves of the change, as d o e s should give inform ation as
to
O regon Corporation -Com m issioner m ake, y e a r model, size and type of
O rm and Bean. and ICC gives its th e equipm ent the certificate is
blessing
Clyde B. Aitchison of to cover.
.
ICC says th a t the tra n sp o rta tio n
The county ag en t also recom-
situ ation in the Pacific n o rth w est niends th a t those fa rm e rs who
has become one of the m ost dif- have already received th e ir cer-
ficult in th e whole nation because tifieatp s and who consider th a t
of th e volum e and irre g u la r char- th e m ileage allowed is inadequate
a c te r of the shipm ents. Involved fo r th e ir needs, should tak e imme-
in the aforem entioned change is diate steps to m ake application
said to be-
of o one
supplem
ental
Je- a saving or
n e tra
ir u in
jn i fo
o r r F
u p p ien ien
w *i gas and milfc-
crew<*'tw„ o locomotives,
. . . . . . pass m g e r,. ag e. This can be done by apply-
b ag g ag e and m ail car.
ing to the local tran sp o rta tio n
county
» - »
com m ittee, through the
This y ea r the ‘‘general w elfare a g e n t’s office.
act.” prom oted in the last session -
of cqngress, has been reintroduced
by R epresentative M agnuson of
W ashington. W ith the new p ro ­
posals of th e president fo r p ro ­
viding social security from
tne
cradle to the grave, the M agnuson
F arm ers of Sherm an county at-
bill may not receive considera­ tended farm m obilization
tion.
L a st session an a tte m p t
the various com m unities
\&as made to force the general
'n ' ” n t this week to fin
w elfare bill out o f
out farm plan a n d 'e s tim a te sheets
petition. A petition requires
A
rJ J U|'rPn fell f« r 1943 and m ake plans fo r m eet-
sig n atu res. ’ an<
by a handful desm it« d j . _ c , jng w artim e production Ä quotas.
Farm. Mobilization
Meetings Held
S ta te H ouse , Salem —As the
leg islatu re g e ts well into its sec­
ond week o f work th e c o n tro v e r­
sial bills are beginning to show
un in both houses. Several tax
bills are in which would modify
th e s ta te income tax. Truck bills
are w ith us ag ain which would
irc re a se w eight and length. Sev-
eral local "optio n /heasures have
e ’so been introduced, and more
to come. Two have the stro n g
backing o f th e Anti-Saloon league
nnd the W.C.T.U. And of course.
it wouldn’t be th e leg islatu re if
we ... didn’t
.... have
. . a few , fish , and
m ilk bills on the law m akers menu,
All th e above m easures are h o t
subjects and are sure to bring
fo rth much o ra to ry if they ever
reach the floor/ B ut first they
m ust ru n the g a n tle t in com m it
tee, which re p o rt the bills out
' “Do p ass” or “ Do not p ass,” and
i t ’s a cinch m any of these m eas-
ures will g et a real w orking over
from the law m akers who are on
said com m ittees.
One of th e h o tte st of th e hot
bills introduced so f a r is the one
to m odify th e ta x paid by em ­
ployers to the w orkm en’s unem ­
ploym
fund.
p
io y m e ent
n i c com
o m p pensation
e n s a tio n iu
n u . This
in is
m easure will be b itte rly fo u g h t
by organized labor. Labor has a
huge bankroll available to ™ain_
anv M i c ^ f i o r t^ o n 7 th e p a rt
an y suc.ft a n o rt on tne> p a rt oi
em ployers, and th is lobby is al-
ready on the scene of action.
chinery fo r this y e a r’s food pro-
Wind Storm And Snow Storm
‘ duction job th an th e am ounts al-
i located under th e o riginal sta te
And Low Temperatures
quotas. A lbert S. Girod of Salem,
chairm an of the s ta te USDA w ar
Add To Local Discomforts
board’s farm m achinery com m it-
tee, rep o rts a fte r his re tu rn from -
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W ashington, , D C . , Q u o te, for • 71,6 weatherm an seemed to
m any item s will be increaseff’hy n a v e considerable trouble in
25 per cent, and some m ay be deciding what sort of weather
doubled, Girod said. The increase
dish out the past week but
is the resu lt of WPB allocation e
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j j x r
• u J
of m o r e m a te ria ls to ,m anufac. f , n a l l y decided to furniah var-
tu rers. Even w ith th e increases, I3ty. High w n d s and extrem e
new farm m achinery will not be- tem peratures caused much in .
gin to m eet all needs, he w arned, convenience and some dam-
County
ratio n in g com m ittees
will be advised of how much ad- ®Re-
ditional m achinery will be alio-
All the schools of the county
cated to each county, and will use were closed Thursday because
inform ation now being g ath ered 0 ' t h e b l i z z a r d . As the snow
th rough the e v e ry -fa rm er
can-
-
vass to determ ine the fa rm s where Continued to fall and drift it
the m achines are m ost needed.
appeared likely th at m ost of
Here is the fhantom of the sea, a concrete vessel, completely auto-
The
Sherm
an
county
com
m
it-
country roads Would SOOn
matjc> crewlesa, and designed to travel in convoys of ten or m ore operated
tee haa postponed the » "« In ten t b a i m p a 8 8 a b le
radio kontrol from a m aster escorting vessel. Photo at top shows ship
of m achinery to fa rm ers of the
being J i launched
a t West r Palm
Lower
photo . shows
its
b m c b c »
» n . o Beach,
r « - « , r Fla.
» . aaw
wcr put™
u«w. ship on ns
... ..
have recejve(i
The gale which reached its
way through inland waterways. The deckhouse is only tem porary. This county u n u
is a 91-foot model. The larger “ phantom ” will be 260 feet long, difficult a revised quota
¥’ peak between O a n d 6 O ClOC*
will
ac- jag£
to sight, and h ard to sink.
“ which
v :- L ~
sn be forthcom
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‘
‘ Fr i ’ j 1 ay morning was note-
c° S ? g
'" “
„‘ce". worthy. Many oldtimera have
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_ The couftty ag en t
announces
th a t if there- is in stock a t m achin- rem arked that it was as strong
ery d ealers’ equipm ent th a t the a3 any they can rem em ber. In
A r tr tiifil
M e e t i n g I PfTl c l 3 t l
farm ers need, ap p lican ts m ay se- T h e 9 a u eg t h e m a x i m u m Ve-
cure a purchase certificate from
,
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th eir local M achinery
ra tio n in g T o c ity reported was 61 miles
I \ e U \^ T O S S
I A U d ^ d fl k l7 I
,
, ' ’
v U Y v Iv U
U j
L * U L d l com m ittee, and m ay obtain this per hour.
m achinery w ithout having to m ake
Considerable damage w as
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application to th e s ta te com m it j o n e
^r e e 8 pOWer line8 and
tec. This equipm ent would have
S’
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The anni& l meeting of
th e
had to be in th e hands of t h e various farm buildings. The
Sherman county 'chapter of the
dealer w d istrib u to r p rio r to No- high line was down between
American
Cross will be held
Explanation of things vem ber . 15, • when
these reg u latio n s Moro and Grass Valley, and
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J&r the
EeglSiaUVe OlOiy
tzf
January ,25
Representative
Monday, January |5 . a t 2:00 p.m. done mav be compressed into
a t the county cqbrthouse. This a very short Space; prophesy
m eeting should be of in terest to Qf t | l i n g s £0 come may be ex
e.v ei7 ?ne
and par‘ tended for many, many words.
ticu larly u th o se who have mem-
.
ber>
tha1r
the ser
Things actually done inc-
luded organization of both hou
vice.
At the m eeting the reports ses, the senate’s delayed--but
One p a rtic u la r bill introduced
,
e
la st week didn’t cause much com- of departm ental chairmen will that is a long story and an old
m ent a t tfie tim e, b u t th e re was be given and plans made for one. For the first time 1n re.
plenty of .politics w raooed up in
comjng war fund cam* cent history the m em bers re-
.
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it* The m easure would consoll- paign.
Officers
will be elected
id. mained in se ssio
n 'th e first
d fte the office of corporation com
o
f
week
until
Saturday
morning.
In
tim
e
of
war
the
duties
m issioner w ith th e s ta te bankine
t „_ x -------- 1. v***.*
d ep artm en t. J u s t a week before t he Red Cross increase in eve- Correspondents gave as the
Mr.
Sprague
o \- r y w a a v y - F.«<4i»rnuntv
e e d s an
he d
e c i’r e t to
n s save
a v p f face
ace
a became
p S d an
Mr.” ex -g
jo"yd
Each-county n needs
an rooenn
reason t the
desire
¿ m o r X
he ^ m reappointed
We>n t h,J a b ee n ^ u g g ested by the lo-
g a / ^ m i t U e th a t all applications
be m ailed d irect to the County
M achinery R ationing com m ittee.
in care of the county a g e n t’s of-
fice Tn thia w ay ( all a.pplicatioiw
w ui be available when the com-
m ittee m eets to act onvthetn.
®eyeral poles and transform ers
were blown down in Moro. E-
lectric service, however, was
off for only a short time.
n erate e ffo rts in the closing <1 .
__ _______x__n .__ oqjj qoo S m Sm
i t l ith, corporation com m issioner, active, well-organized chapter- That is inc rrect The reason ; cre yieldg| groWers still collected
tc H rid u c t the n ecessary ‘ num ber m an county controlling
to an o th er fo u r-y ear term , which
The annual meeting is tne i- is that the presiding officers 65,450 bushels in indem nities on
to sign. The general w elfare act. rc re s of crop land,
The sign-up includes an inven- deprived G overnor Snell
of
a
j eai ¿jme for people to learn of both houses refused to ad- federal crop insurance policies,
supported by the Town i n d i t e s .
»tete’ L nV more about the actrvitiea and joUrn sooner Both are from
had the backing of every m em ber ‘?ry 0fdcrT ^ a t e d t0Ckm«p^wer bo«.
X ' d . / M anpower
requirem ents ing job is up f o r ap p ointm ent in
functions of the Red Cross, of- the country, neither could go rcporU.
from Oregon. -
., ,
th a t
f
production
of established a sh o rt tim e. Hence if the two
fer suggestions, express opin- home and they have always ,
is in terestin g to note
e.
Two federal Pr0-’ec% ™ ’
w artim e e „als will he determ ined, d e n a rtm e n te are eonaolidated a s io n 8 a n d elect capable officers disliked th e ’delays oftK e ear- production in Sherm an county
p
ercentage
to Oregon. One is a
f
V ictor P eterson d istrict secre- outlined in the bill, Mr. Sm ith
to direct the year s work.
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lier
weeks.
#
insured under crop insurance,
produce in d u strial alcohol
w in b c M t o
More bills aie coming in was above the insured yield in
thp I ° U b o r a to r ^ n The1^ ' ^ ' has “n g ^ o f ' Wasco’ and Locust Grove
In the first two weeks more
to the house this year than be- »" cases, and th a t n o t a single
. . .
.
. o p erato r in the county collected
C1
/ b oa o v e r and several «,u.t- fa rm e rs ; Kemble Tellefsen, local bills have been introduced this
fore largely because of nil. jndernnit}ea this year.
»Xie «"tea h iv e been »netted, for aupervisor of th e F arm S ecurity session than fo r th a t p en o d last
nor details from the State Off- Of the 4010 insured grow ers.
i h l d W in erv hut the Irb n ra to rv ad m in istratio n , was a t th e Moro a.sam n. The law m akers are real-
ices. There are a num ber of 568 collected fo r losses, „Kindle
th e d i.till
.
m eeting- Joe P eters of the county lv try in g th e ir b est to wind up
f o r T o ^ a c r e s ^ t h house», l-ke a w a r hoard assisted a t G rass Vttl- the session come th e fiftieth day.
Tom,
chairm
an
of
t
H
e
changes needed in ,he code,
J ’
C. A.
f n„™ cem nus but th is ac-ea ee le y ; and LcRoy W right, county F o r the first tim e m m any years
. n n ™ Ptethe0 Sher! s ° m e d'screpancies between
X T o t b T i n s i s ^ on The l X - agent, he.ped a t the K ent meet- both houses were in session _ev R e 7 T r e s ,“ U
. fc. ...... county q u o t e d the" annual the Constitution and the la w and'drouth doing the m ost dam
cry . day . durin g the f ir s t „ week.
man
tion is now m pnosod to be wide ing.
P a rv e v of P o rtlan d and F n sb ie dHve fo r fundg fo f thjg y ear tQ ab0L1t elections and some little age. Most o f the losses were
open and those h a rin g gites w i l l —
r f B a k e r-h o w th e lead f a r intro- be
T h jj
.g $<w0 m a t t e r 8 t h a t s h o u ld -
r e p e a l. «mBll, and the to tal J " * ™ " ’4' «
be given an opportunity to sta te
„c new U.,1.
the e house
a]_
,
{
s i m i l.a r la w s P»“1 W« e th ° loWeSt f° r * " 1 2
(bietion of
bills in th
house,
th e ir case, according to our infor-
Î620 Î ,, °®CaUse °* tW O S im lla tla w S . sjncc the proKram was sta rte d in
while W allace of P ortland holds though i t is only ab o u t
rnation. If a distillery’ is assigned
fi r s t honors in th e senate. A rul- m ore th an w as actu ally subscribed T h e house has already passed this state in 1939.
to Oregon it will presum ably be
’
LeRoy W rig h t, county
agent,
j i g by S peaker M cAllister th a t ¡'* ^ c " a“ “ j he quota"7fo r the en- several ’ of ' these,
som ewhere along the Columbia,
T h e w a v s a n d m e a n s c o m culls the atten tio n of the fa rm e rs
the old m oth-eaten custom
o f tire U nited c S ta te s th is year is
e a st of the Cascades.
M eeting 90 per cent of the “ Mr. Speaker, I ask * th a t t h e $125,000,000, while the quota last
. T h e w a y s and m eans C o m . t0 the fa c t th a t the final date
.
.
o fa rm ’s w ar crop goal and seeding n u r t e s y of the house be extended
’
$66 000 000>
mittee, under vigorous t hair- for signing up fo r sp rin g w heat
W ar production board savs some w ’thin the fa rm ’s w heat acreage
Mr B lah” is out th is session,
The increased dem and f o r mansh p, is tnovinR t o COnsid -
re e d c S "^
relief will be afforded fa rm ers allotm ents are the only require- caused M cA llister’s stock to rise
'for necessary m achinery. A t the m ents
.,.V8 Oregon w
. . heat
. . . . e grow
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------- funds i» due to th e m creased need er the mass of figures that
are nQt eli(fible u in, urc
ers will
h ig
a presiding officer.
m om ent th ere is a dem and fo r have to m eet to earn, 1943 AAA Thp h o rsw la v to please vanity
the nine re g u la r and the nine m a k e u p the bl-enmal budget. Rprjng w heat, as the insurance is
w elding rod iron, and a search of w heat paym ents, N. C. Donald- on]y caused the house to
lose ®J>ec
a a c tl°ns °
, e
®
won’t be a short job and t h e planned to cov£r the en tire acre-
sources of ordinary sup-nlv dis­ son, s ta te AAA executive assis- ^ ^ v hours of valuable tim e in C ross
Mr.
om as jus
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i
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j e
j a n (j age of the farm , and fall w heat
closes th a t none is available. F or ten , has announced.
sessions gone b y ,, and everyone tu rned from a s,x-day congress m e m b e r s w ill be red eyed and
before
m onths fa rm ers have been calling
Provisions req u irin g th a t 90 rro u n d here 4» glad it's o u t: ami o f th e Red C ro .s a t La G rande, nerVOUS before it IS done.
any see(n ng w as done,
atten tio n to the dwindling supply per cent of the fa rm ’s acreage al- herd’s hoping it sta£s J)u t indef- and he. plans to meet w ith van-
jn
meantime the tax-
eus groups of citizens o f t h e
t h n t Punie»«a »to m ethingr w a«"'<i"nc iotm ent be P '»n t^ ‘« «\th y
ir ite ly '
th a t unless sumeniuiK
rh»«ri<rna.ted substi-
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county in the n e a r fu tu re to tell S tio n committees are trying tO
T h e S h erm a n C o u n y
th ere would he a sharp decline in w»* crops or i
g
the people of the changed condr- gather in the bills that have
th e 1943 cultivated a c rea g e._ i t
reported.
' gjon when bhe
the’*' politically
™°Hticaiiv wi.u ‘J0"? and the incr«*’e<1 need for been promised so they can be J o u rn a l a sk s t h e in d u l-
h as arrived a t the point w here Donaldson reported.
fUThe drive fo r .contribution» will
»X members before
o f it# f e a d e r s f o f
W ar crops fo r which individual n iake th e ir guesses as to
fa rm e rs are re n tin g im plem ents
farm
goals
will
be
established
long
the
leg
islatu
re
will
rem
ain
1°
and
"end
M
arch
"l5*
th
e
y
,
are
Considered
by
the
fr o m neitrhbors when th ey are to
_
he hnd and in m apv cases these during the ev ery -farm er canvass ip ses?ion. M any th in k the law-
th e fo rm o f th e paper
committees.
m n e h in e s are in need o f ren airs. according to local conditions, in- m akers will .wind up th e ir chores
rw ,
x*
.
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T h e secretary of a g ric u ltu re has elude potatoes, vetch fo r - seed, and
hom eward bound b y 't h e
Education heads of the t h is w e e k .
D u e to a
uttomrated to MY lbO^ç p rio rities flax fo r seed o r fib e r.jd ry edible t -me th e fiftieth day rolls around.
state are buzzing around try.
P' h ™ .’Z‘
Quota Announced In
Drive For Funds
AA4 Wheat Farm
Procedures Altered
f o T f ; m “m 7ch ^ r^ '‘im i^ 7 h 5 F i(r pre«, dry hesns; peiErfre- canning H«*eUW. the old-timer, who have
Final Wheat Loan
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l otals AnnOUnCed
ing to find favor for the pro- b r e a k -d o w n in th e h ea t-
to now his success h a s been n e g - and tom atoes fo r processing.
heen w atch in g them eome and 8«
posed am endm ents to the bill
e le m e n t o f o u r ty p e -
lltrlbl*
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fo r m any years shake th e ir heads
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F a rra g u t, Idaho— A rth u r Roth, a nd say 6$ days a t leaM.. and may-
4 F inal to
wv».<>
— in • loans
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e
tals fo r » g . ra
fo r passed
last November
Most
The la s t fo u r un its
of Bonne- son of Mr. and M rs. H enry Roth bc m ore. I t ’s been close to .30 the y ear 1942 have been announced of them have found the m ajor S ettin g m a c h in e , W e are
ville dam will be installed and of G rass Valley, Oregon, has be- y ears „¡„ce the law m akers fin- by LeRoy W right, county agent.
.x
f
Kill- and th e se t
A
g en e ratin g power th is
year. They gun his re c ru it train in g fo r ser- ished th eir labors in the allotted Tbere w ere 824 loans on w heat f a ‘
0
fo r c e d tO 0 8 6
will develop 200.000
k ilo w atts, vice w ith the U. S. N avy, a t the tim e and adjourned sine die. B ut stored in w arehouses, fo r a to tah have been COrncUd by the
which will be available
fori indus- N aval T rain in g statio n here.
; th in g s have changed in 30 years, of 2.217,422 bushels. Loans on teacher’s association
itself, m e th o d s .
try , I f any industry can be found
D uring the n ex t several weeks, an d ao have we.
f
w heat in f arm sto rag e to taled 22, N
however hasdiscover-
th a t s looking fo r larg e blocks of he will learn the fundam entals -
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.
fo r a to tal of 96,921 buahelsT On
one’ «OW eVCr^UI1JCO
S o m e sto r ie s are sh o r t-
cheap energy.* Thui pow er cannot of seam anship here. Then he will O bservations from th e
press barley 78 loans w ere m ade for e a a way to m a k e t n e Dill a
very well be disposed of to fa r- e ith e r be sent to a N avy service j)OX;
railro ad and truck lob- w arehouse-stored g ra in , totallin g positive tax reduction meas. en e d and S om e are neC-
m ers as th ere is no cq n p -r wire school fo r additional train in g in bieg are h e re , ready fo r the usual 86,407 bushels. N ineteen
loans u r e , b u t ¡t w y j b e d o n e if p o s '
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available fo r tran sm issio n lines or a specialized field o r will join braw l. . . Jim tn y Donegan looks w ere made on farm -sto red barley,
eSSanly O m itted e n t ir e ly .
primltIV6
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tven to wire the houses.
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L*®1 Monday morning t h e
mercury reached the shivering
point of 14 degrees below zero
freezing many w ater pipes.
Qn m p W llg a t In SU fanC C ... Barzee tracto r, which
was stored in the Foss & Co.
_ _ rturorm frrr ronoirc a.roo froZCn
|»i Rig CfOD Year garage for repairs, was frozi
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and damaged considerably.
Although O regon’s 1942 w heat
M otorists had considerable
op was the big
g
est
in
m
any
¿rouble
getting cars started.
S
’p o in i of per-
Claims Allowed At
January Court Term
CLAIM S P R E S E N T E D AGA INST
SHERM AN COUNTY, OREGON,
C EN ER A L AND ROAD FU N D S
FOR DECEM BER, 1942, AND
APPROV ED AT JA N U A R Y 6,
1943 TERM OF T H E COUNTY
COURT T H E R E O F:
C laim ant
Account
Am ount
F irs t N ational Bank, Gen-
eral A ssistance
$ 91.50
M^ “
berculosis stam ps for S h er­
m an Co.
500
F irs t N ational Bank, Old-
Age A ssistance
135.00
F irs t N atio n al Bank, Aid to
‘h<! ?;llnd , „
. B °°
F lrs t N ational Bank, Aid to
dependent children
18.00
A,. P o tter, County
J udgeÂ&Salary
.
* 75.00
ciaren ceT fie rs in g e r, Jam -
to r’s S alary
85.00
J'
15.00
David Reid, County Commis-
m issioner
14.00
Bushong & Co., C lerk’s office
.75
expense
A. E. Simmons, C lerk’s office
6.00
expense
W est Coast P r i n t & Bind. Ce.
C ourthouse expense $17.72
C lerk’s expense
77.50
T re a su re r’s expense 86.00
Com m issioner expense 6.05
Sheriff’s expense
16.90
Total 204.17
J. L. Murray, Repairs to
Check Protector, Treaaur-
er’s office
9.60
Association of Oregon Coun­
ties, Association dues for
’ 1943
\
63.00
Oregon State Agricultural
College, 2nd half for Coun-
ty Agent’s office for the
year 1942-43
1,106.00
The Frank Shepard Co., Sub­
scription for cumulative
supplement»
10.00
Paulsen A Roles Laborator­
ies, Courthouse supplies
31.60
W. R. Reid A Son, courthouse
ou
supplie*
Sunset* Motor CoM Expense
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