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SHERMAN CO UN T l JOURNAL. MORO« OREGON
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Published” Every Friday at
Moro, Oregon
Editor
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P ostoffioe a t M o m , Ort«oa uader Art
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giles L. French
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
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Th0M who w ould tra d e
freedom for security are
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FRIDAY, MAY >6, 1944
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Labor. relations were at least
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faM y simple a low years ago. I f '11__J- /" * -!——' —
There was two aides to a strike; AkCHy S V / O lllIIlll
the employers and the employees.
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It was possible for the public to
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feel that J it unaemooa^
understood the
w e pro-
fc
blem so
the matter could be
f matche>
Unlted
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brought to issue and a aettlement gfM^
effected after a time- This was
•which American,
British
and
©spec ally true in times when the
Swedish match companies are par-
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sweaian
w ork was needed, as all w o rk » . . .
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ticipants, it is alleged in the anti-
ueeded in war time.
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trU>* BU,t’ th,M
COUntry . ^"d , , Prac-
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tiCally no p rtxlnotion o f c h lo r a te
machinery for aiding employees , ' . \
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and h a n d ic a p p in g e m p lo y e r s,
no
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war* for the making of ammun -
one can know the real '»sues of a
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tion, flare« and other signals. This
strike Wthout a lo n g dtudy of
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situation, it ns asserted, was duo
the, whole situation.
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. _ to the entrance of the ubiquitous
Men who want to strike d o s o
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w to
- - - - - L G. Farbemndustrie of Germany
. « . » m the
WLB
a * « » ; « - int0 a * ^ rtttro, and
, rom
°L “ y
I » » when * * < *™ “ 'hem fc»r
eiea, „ „ t a , eam lyan d apperen t-
DUmond Match
ly as q u ic k ly as they struck a -
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company its exclusive agent
m the
g a in s t em p lo y er s. O i l y t h e r e a i e
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that.
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oKzw.t »/ United States on condition
more things td str k e about
if
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NOTICE OF 1944 45 BUDGET MEETING
«In accordance with the provisions of the "Local Budget Jpaw" (Sections 110-1201 to 110-1216 O C .L .A
A3u.arnended),
n o tic e te
hereby jrlven that -the budget committee o f Sherman County, Oregon, in compliance with said law, prepared and adopted 4h May 17,
1944, the budget estimates for Sherman County, Oregon, for the ensuing fiscal year July 1,
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the accompanying aohedulesl, II, III and IV. All ponons are b a r fb y n o tified t^at on Fridag the Ifith day <rf
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in tlpe County
Court
in the
Courthouse
Moro,
said hudgft
estimates
may
discussed
the will
SBjerman
County
the^evying
board
for Room
Sherman
County,
Oregon in and
any Oregon,
person subject
to the
proposed
tax be. levy
or tax with
levies’
be heard
m Court
.avor
ly person i
of eir against said proposed tax levy or tax levies or any part thereof.
The
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ie outstanding
outstand .'ng indebtedness of Sherman County, Oregon, at May 17, 1944, consisted of I^ONE
P. C. Axtell
la+id Reid
Vernon I'. Miller,
J. M. Wilson,
Lester Barnum,
Fred Hennagin
Signed:
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SUMMARY OF/ESTIM ATED EXPENDITURESJtECEIPTS AND TAX LEVIB8 FISCAL YEAR 1944-45
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Caah
Cash
, Caah
General
4944-45
Total of
General
Declared
Declared
Declared
r ¥*aA
Fund
Tax Levy Calculation
All Funds
Fund
Fand
Bridge
Estimated
Estimated
Total Estimated Expendi '
Fund
Fund
Fuad
Receipts
Receipts
49,999.10
61,406,00
tures Schedule III, Col. 9 111399.10
Deduct—Estimated Receipts
9000.00 . 6000.00
25,000-00
5700.00
4015.00
49,715.00
other than 1944 45 taxes
Schedule T
Amount necessary to - x
61,664.10
Balance the Budget
Add: Estimated Am’t of 1944-45
Taxes that will not he received
2,500-00
TAX LEVY: Inside 5% limit
64,104.10
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¿General
1945-44
Total of
Fand
TAX LEVY CALCULATION All Funds
Total Estimated E^iendi-
44,426.60
tures. Schedule III, Col. 9 75325-60
Deduct—Estimated Receipts
14,15738
3.65^09
other than 1943-44 taxes
to
Amount
60,868.22
40.787.51
H alahoe the
Add: Estimated Am't of 1943-44
Taxes that will not be received
NONE
TAX LEVY: Inside 6% limit
m an
er e
*?•“ *“ concern'
entirely poeeible that « * other • Be«*d
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anti-trust law hut they concern
^ th o u t making any gain: that ’» * « ' " o f P ™ . "*d
we have ret up agency upon ag- » » O » TO "° ” UtWn
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ELECTION POST-MORTEM
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_ency without setti ng any <Rr-4be
problem*; we have made
In th^ nomination of Guy Cor
thing very complex and very ex
don and • Wayne Morse Oregon
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pensive without gaimng a point W OO YOU« WAR OUT1ÍS .-7
should have the two best senators
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of any state :n the union. This i s ___ 5 ______ * t___ ,
now so much legal mach hery in
presuming election, o f course-
volved that no one has to take a
Both are Intelligent, both have
stand on anything or be quoted
' B u y a c r e W ar
had experience in * Washington,
B 0« d • — a a d
directly or make any decision.
both are young and vigorous, both
elieer fatly attead
Thus laborers, labor leader», em
can make a good appearance on
Io other borne-
ployers (who don't get to say
front duties. LctS
any platform, both are on the
much) WLB members, NLRB
gel this war woe
liberal aide of the party.
members, cabinet officers, the pre-
quickly!
Cordon has had the moat prac Bident
himself,
BlUtflìv
Urlinola, i regional
x^g>pu^a . labor
tieni exper «nce, te a U x expert.
p, .round ,„ 4 'round in a $ S
te very able to tm ke and keep
o f worda like the m in t in
friends. Morse has an academic t h a t s illy eong of yesteryear. On- £»
background, is acquainted with ly it doesn't come out here.
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lal>or problems—o f wfckh Ore
We could probably uae more in- X
gon will . have, • many.
tettinal
and trere
leas “or-
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i r T T T m i l fortitude
u r u w iu c
Rufus Holman, b y continuing «-«liBation” and “administration.
e atititiide he adopted at the be- _________ _ -
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ruing of the campaign toward THEY ASKED FOR BREAD
opponent, 'has lost political
neww that v ce-president
ure since the election, lie Henry
pj^mry y Wallace
f ttyas U
ia on
his way
stature
on hia
way to
doesn't seem to like anybody.
China can bring happiness to no
The election of Morse ind cates one. The Chinese have been fight
that labor will, have a deserved ing for nearly eight years again
voice in Republican affairs for st the Japanese. With the excep
labor opposed Holman. Morse whs tion of a few planes that were
not a labor candidate and labor or ginally flown by American ad
groups did not finance him- His venturers who were paid well by
record dhows, accord ng to the the Chinese, our aid to China h a s ____ ____________
Oreson Voter, that Morse put up been almost nothing. We fly a National Diwitlrrs Products Corporation
the fund« himself and employer» little stuff in to Chungking, some 80 proof
New York
aid'd as much or more than did ^a>c>line f or fliers, now taken over
laborer«. He is a Republican, but by our «'r
. force,
.
soma medicines
medicines
rot one of the kind* that cannot and that is about all.
accept new ideas. How much be
Mr. Wallace, with h e dunnage
(•‘•sirea to in te r fe r e
in European
waigh at least 300 pounds.
a ffa ir s :s not known He h*g said Iodine
better, or
that physical isolation is imoos- penicillin, or sulfa drugs.
sible—a statement plainly true.
We have kept up an ahnoat con
Cordon’s victory w a s on e o f stant bombardment of China with
p e r so n a lity .
H e is a warm and office!» and well fed civilians. By
freixUy individual who stayed on
putjtudinon, word, of
th e Job x e t t in x t h in r » dome, w h ich
cW r
proratee.
promises of aid,
seemed to appeal to the voters.
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sound
doleful
indeed to
must
There te no bitterneee between
di(loerning 0 4 , » « .
Confiih and Sprague and either
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would have been better than B V \
erage senator.
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SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES RECEIPTS AND TAR LEVIES FISCAL Y EAR 1945-44
Schedule II
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In Other
Actual for
1-1-1940 to
■k 1-1-1941
J
9 900-00
165.72
433.00
Actual for
1-1-1941 to
1-1*1942
> 900.00
101.45
473.65
413.70
10.00
8.Í0
14-00
# ,
34.00
44.78
145.74
/
1519.20
1093.85
270.58
244.50
1500.00
1090.00
250.00
151.30
1850.00
1850.00
1800.00
441.55
- 306.00
1800.00
580.94
391-60
34-02
1800-00
1500.00
504.10
60.02
1800.00
1500.00
518.17
58.72
1500.00
300.00
31832
800.00
1500.00
300.00
249.77
600.00
.t
900.00
58.55
900.00
57.75
74138 i
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- 1098.20
23.05
TONIGHT
AT 7:15
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644.43
285.75
100.00
16.16
1500.00
618.00
1500.00
247.20
ON GIVING ADVICE
From the Observer, May. 26, 1905
There was a time when the
C K Cochran went to Portland
writer longed f?r an
«n opportunity T u e-tey u
Mre. C.
to give a graduating *"">«’ who haa been'under medical treat-
Ttere seemed to be a plant tude o>tnt fa
Bnd
of good advice to impart to young
b . ht
srens ready to start out in the
. bsaltifl
worfd. Time, the tarn of world
and Miw Vem a
alielre, and what we interpret to
mluTied
elty
be growmg wisdom, has iMMOTsn
21st. The Observer extends
all such deeire.
congratulation« to the happy oou-
The generation that now does
pie.
most of the managing o f. the
Frank Payne sold his wool last
world has done so . m . serabe a jjb
, week for 21 cents delivered at
that aid from youth is sadly need-
fa
on a deal
<d. It would be hard to Imagine for more dheep for summer and
a change that would not be an
fall feed ng.
improvement. There are so many
t h in « , to be done that youth can F ™ - « “ O b rer.«, May » . 1925
begin any place, right now, and
F B H a ile y and Cha*. Haflpsr,
find a life time of effort in any farming near Waaco, last week
field—morals, statesman^* p, pol- drove 122 head of cattle to a sum-
- itics, invention or the more phy- mar range on upper Mosier creek,
»¡cal matters
.
Sixty one pupils were graduat-
• This generation might give ad- ed from the eighth grade« of the
vwe—and R n ig h t be good. But I* schools of the county according
advice givers should remember to the county school supennten-
. that often in giving adv'ce the dent,
giver obtains more in egotism
Through the afforta of the Am-
th a r ' the recipitant gets in wis- er can
Legion the street* on
dnm.
Memorial day were decorated with
,
flags placed in a holder next the
MORE STRIKES
«»rh in front of each business
Strikes are getting more spread, bouse.
Now Oregon has one in the woods From the Observer, May 28. 1915
and mills- We all deplore them
Last Wednesday Wasco honored
{
and heap abuse an the men who Sam Hill, pioneer road builder of
KALI PerfoMl . H A S T * twia
are off the job and this is natural thin area, and gave him local cre-
(BND M
. K F J KI n T A F a ll
snd expected in war time, when d5t for the good road Wasco has
no citisen should strike.
p art w a y to B ggs. Many local
KOOS
Ona ca n n o t help but wonder if nan were present and epoke,
t ie agencies set up by the govern-
Prof. F E Dunton has material
ment to aid labor relation« are Qn the ground and will soon be
n d dorng more harm than good, gin work on hia home to be btrlt KWlAfcagy . KBRBfti «tsFa»
Strikes such aa the one in Oregon on the lot on First and ‘ Court
KWLA lMMÌ8Rk*E jfartna
are against a ruling o f the WLB streets.
uhieb held again < a wage ’ in-
The ateamer, Bailey Gataert,
D O N LES-AM JTUAL
crease. It te possible that era- ha« resumed her usual summer
ploysrs would have permitted the schedule of a daily round trip,
raise had not the government held except Sunday and Monday, be-
S I A N D A P D OF
U f O P N I A
ghand in the deal.
tween Portland and The Dalles.
\
1731-91
52.30
500.00
80-00
6290.00
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1619.64
900.00
900.00
6730
500.00
80.00
5730.00
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SIT DOWN
AND ENJOY
31.94
/
42.97
349.60
25935
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21-80
1520.55
2539.60
102.80
281-40
1669.91
1858.80
112.80
1782.08
197934
26730
64.36
LOWELL
THOMAS
America's W
Newscaster'
285.00
285.00
45.12
45.12
37530
396.10
75.14
1<«.23
293 3 5
1 -
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¡L F-
600.00
••
600.00
150.00
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188-46
f t
4—
50.00
50.00
50.60
50.00
50.00
50.001
5030
50.00
10.00
60.00
10.00
46630
30.00
30.00
Road
Fnnd
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30,600.00
ÎO^IO 29
20,080-71
Actual for
Actual for
Actual for
Budget for
FUND AND CLASSIFICATION
7-1-1942 to , .7-1*1943
1*1-1942 to
6-39-1943 to
6-30-1942
6-39-1943
1*1*1944
7-1-1944
COUNTY COURT
1 450.00
3 893.10
1 450.00
1 90030
County Judge's Salary _______
12^M)
4130 -
16735
61.00
County Judge's E x p e n se _____
20125
30930
500.00 *
15330
Conton ssioner's Fees R Mileage
CIRCUIT COURT
386.70 *
116.66
600.00 * Witness R Juror Fees _______
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50.30
Reporter’s Fees ______________
25-OQ
Meals for Jurors
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R ÍWB------ BallMTs Fees T .................
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JUSTICE COURT
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8.00 <
87.43
50.00
Juror, Witnesses, etc., __
OFFICE OF DISTRICT ATTOR]
69 66
146.43
91.85
15033-
OOUNTY CLERK
1596.11
750.00
2000-00
Clerk's Salary
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600.00
750.00
- 1185-60
1600.00 , Deputy Clerk’s Salary
482.62
106-05
230.14
300.00
Incidental Expenses
98.00
250.00
224-04
26.75
Record Books R Blanks
COUNTY AGENT
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925.00
2210.00
2210-00
2210.00
County Agent
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COUNTY ASSESSOR
1770.60
900.00
999.96
200030
Assessor's Salary
303-50
406.79
49436
60030
Rolls, Detail Sheets, etc.
26636
30039
318.90
Office Help
112.83
636
250.00
Appraisal R Field Work „
SH ER IFFS OFFICE
999.96
2000.00
900.00 1
1770.60 ;
ialary
Sheriff's Sa
843.96
170030
1478.10
750.00
Deputy SI beriff*#. Salary
■ 178. Hi
477.44
372.78
600-00
Incidental Expen
8132
,
2H.70
• 5736:
100.00
State Industrial Accident ..... .....
COUNTY OFFICIAL OAR
16335
420.00
County Official Car R Expense
307.78
2530 '
Insurance
COUNTY SCHOOL S U P E R I N T E N D E N T «
1696-65
999.96
2000.00
75030
School Superintendent’s Salary ...
15030
300.00
900.00
16030
Supermtendent's Travel Expense
22230
122.19
30030
S u p e r i n t e n d e n t ’s Travel Expense
155.70
MM-80
696.26
400.00
Office Help
300.00
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898-10
43938
1
Treasurer’s Salary -
160 00
9030
60.00
-Record Books R Rlenka
COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER
600.00
644-05 r
Health Nurse Salary R Expenses
406.00
500.00
484.70
82936
Nurse Mileage
COUNTY CORONER
26.00
5030
Fees R Expenses
630
8-00
25.00
Juror R Witiiess F
ELECTIONS
350.00
Judges R Clerks
________
326.98
27535
145/40
6.00
150.00
Ballots R Supplies
124-05
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B o o th s
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5030
35.00
2730
16-00
730
1.90
Ballot Boxes R Registration
COUNTY FAIR
County Fair '
___________
750-00
Insurance on Build nga ........ .........
50.00
2430
Well at Fair Grounds __ _______
COUNTY SCHOOLS
School Library " .......................
42.60
45-00
Four H Club Fair
__________
500.00
250.00
80.00
80.00
Oounty Teacher’s Institute _____
80.00
4260OTJ
Per Capita School Tax
>10.00
/ »
4570.00
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
1500.00
Lights, water, telephones, telegraph,
502.44
1362.24
122J/72
repairs, furniture, fuel, janitor's sup
plies, R mtecellaneous suppl e s............
600-00
1200-00«
Janitor's Salary
__ _______ ___
1081A5
450.00
COUNTY JAIL
Board of Prisoners R Supplies ____
1231
75.00
1182
3034
COUNTY PRINTING
County Printing
98-65
350-00
221.85
225.30
COUNTY STOCK INSPECTOR
12.00
Stock Inspector
40030
Indemnity (Bangs Disease cattle) ..
282.9Ä
54.00
7530
MENTALLY DISEASED CASES
Examination Expense, etc..
5030
6.00
67.40
RELIEF OF DEPENDENTS
Public Ass stance
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56437
1860-00
155637
678.32
Old Age Assistance ..........
77930
2331.00
1869.40
923.00
Blind Assistance ................
87.80
110.00
6830
2630
Aid to Dependent Children
25130
335.00
356.40
15730
EMERGENCY FUND
Emergency Fund
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658 98
5000 00
492736
2090.81
ASSOCIATION OF OREGON COUNTIES
63-00
.
75.00
* Duae
60.04
< 30
4.00
5.00
' Public Lands Committee
2.00
AUDITING OF COUNTY BOOKS -
............ «...
50230
247.50 ».
500.00.
County Auditing
326-00
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
45.12 *
2236
60-00
Sealer, Weight* R Measures
22.56
- 9 PREMIUM ON OFFICER'S BONDS
350.00
21030
400.00
Premium on Officers’ Bonds ...
406.00
INLAND EMPIRE WATERWAYS ASSOCIATION
*
10030
Inland Empire Waterways Ass'n
100.00
DEMOSS MEMORIAL PARK
'' 5336
25.56
100.00;
. Maintenance, repair, etc. ....................
9937
INSURANCE ON COURT ROUSE
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• 163.13
15236 ~ . 200-00
Insurance Premiums '-----------------------
603-36
CRICKET CONTROL
,
500.00
Cricket R Gross hopper Control ..........
BUREAU OF BIOLOGICAL 4BURVEY
. 60030
600.00 - B io lo g ic a l Survey
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300.00
EXPENSE OF GOVERNMENT TRAPPER
106.60
125.00
180-00 - Monthly Expense allowance @ >25.00
75.00
FIGHTING EQUIPMENT AND OPERATION
1065.12
378.62
' 450.00
Equipment, Operation R Insurance r....
25.00
Insurance
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CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS
10030
White Shield Home, Salvation Anny
100.00
25.00
10030
Boys R Girls Aid Society ____
100.00
2530
100.00
Louise Home
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10030
25.00
130.00
Waverly Baby Home -----------
100.00
2530
100.00
Volunteers of America ______
10030
2530
COST OF DELINQUENT TAX FORECLOSURE
700
100.00
Coat of DaUnquent Tax Foreclosure
630
SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS
33936
696U9O
400.00
Service Organisations ...................
ADVERTISEMENT OF WHEAT LEAGUE ASS’N
20-00
1030
20.00
Advertisement: E.O. Wheat League
Contl»«M on Pup» Three
450.00
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Budget for
6-56-1944 to
7-1-1945
900.00
12530
500-00
50030
50.00
~ 2530
25.00
50.00
150.00
2000.00
1800.00
300.00
250.00
2210.00
2000.00
600.00
30030
125.00
1900.00
1800.00
600.00
100.00
420.(X)
.25.00
2000 00
300.00
300.00
400.00
100030
I5O.OO
1000.00
500.00
75.00
25-00
350.00
150.00
6030
15.00
626.00
50.00
3810
80.00
4260.00
150030
1380.00
4 76.00
350.00
1230
400.00
75.00
192030
2268.0C
96.00
800.00
5000.00
76.00
6.00
760.00
50.00
400.00
106.00
10030
350.00
2000.00
600.00
300.00
450.00
100.00
100030
2030