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PACK 1 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON F R ID A Y , JU LY 2«, l»50 COUNT1 C L E R K ’S A N N U A L .R EPO R T OF ballots A supplies 30.77 T ra n sf’rd from elections, booths 50.00 T ra n s frd from em ergency fund 302.33 TASTING OF HXFBND1TVRB», TR A N SFE R S AND t ’N E X PE N D E D BALANCES COVERING PERIOD PREVIEW OF OREGON FINANCES A Forecast to Am o 3 0 , 1 9 3 3 At < OU NT Prepared far State Badget Director Hern B e r n by the State Tax C aaaai n t a a OREGON BUSINESS 4 TAX RESEARCH Property Yax O m n i ro a d ^ * a u ? 1* oc?“ ! w — . ?M I n t llB (C 'M p.ZsdM T«) . i, '' * , < x k - ________ ( P » « u lh c .T u ) 5 ? 7 117 1959 51 ^ \ Bdaoce _________________ 1951-52 ’j 10 j 36.451,080 _— $0,748,897 Balance $31.977.774 > •» « . .... Krvcnue A v a ila b le --------------— $43 011 145 M W M ’ $63,977,773 38,761,145 ■■■■— .... 616.25 615.25 $36.428,855 $68,428,854 * 1.750,023 . , Expenditure*, tcanaiera .. $ 1500.00 250.00 $70,471,164: Rrreour Avaihhic ------------ ’ ¿o’ooo.000 Expenditures, tnuufen --------— 60,000,«» 2 , ^ ____ ‘ $ 1500.00 County Judges Salary 250.0C County Judges Expenses C om m issioners’ fees, mileage 500.00 A dm inistration T ra n sf’rd from E m erg’cy fund 115.25 CIRCUIT COURT $58,471,164 $49 215 535 75,/*e,®y W itness & J u ro r ’s fees 'tra n sfe rre d to D istrict A ttorney’s expense T ran sferred to Justice C ourt office expense R eporter’s fees & salary Meals for J u ro rs B ailiffs’ fees C ircuit Ju d g e’s expenses . $J2,737,750 Balance $25,216,62«! G iving Ettect to Proposed V eterans Bonus <nd $30 School Aid in crease^ ) ^ S (General Election. Noveaahw. I960) . “ ‘^ « s = = '_________ _ ... 19M-M D $0,748,897 Balance $25 011 145 ^ ’ [ .............. .............. $15.000.000 Balance J 9,r ? 755 » More About New Hoar For Bread Of More Edible Quality SS ern K ansas D evelopm etn associ o u r system of free e n terp rise th e ingenuity and initiative o the Individual are the answ ers to surplus wheat, and b etter bread in the same way t h e y a r e responsible for our b e tte r stan- dard of living. No one know s w h at fate of the m ore w heat ” Idea m ay he. It la not a new Idea because an a tt e m p t ' m ark et a ( «hom e.ty p e-, loaf. v en tu re to say. how ever, th a t if 1. For ever\ more w h eat the h ousew ife w ill try this type Hour used, the ^ r e ^ w h e a t R pounds. x K°r H bread form erly the 3 u>realllghU y , of E duced «wduceC loaves '" “7 2 , off for other t^ k r r iN 11^ 4. Total Increase in flour use due to m ore-w heat by the m ore-w heat baker equals 464 per c e n t Total flour used by bakers who have not tak en on m ore-wheat bread is unchanged. T hat is the background inf or- m ation which we have received on the “m ore-w heat In b re a i Idea. To test first-hand the eat ing qu ality of the m ore-w heat bread, ten loaves of D illons’ new “ F arm B read” w ere air-express ed from H utchinson, Kansas, to Pendleton. Oregon. The execu tive com m ittee of the Oregon W heat G row ers le a g u e and the m em bers of the Oregon W heat com m ission w ere holding a joint m eeting on M arch >31, w hen the Dillon bread was given a “teste te st” by these bread consum ers. A lthough the bread was three days old, it was not d ry or stale. The unanim ous opinion of those a t the m eeting w as th a t the bread w as superior in taste to the average bakery product. Desirable qualities of th e loaf were, the firm tex tu re, pleasant taste, and thick slices. All at the m eeting agreed the bread tasted m ore like the home-made pro duct. I t w as also pointed out th a t this was not a specialty^ loaf as it weighed 22^» ounces com pared to the average 21 ounce loaf and 9old for on y one cent a pound higher. After tasting the F arm Bread the w heat league com m ittee asked the W heat Commission to prom ote the m ore w heat prln- clple w ith the bakers in Oregon A cam paign has started w ith th e targe bakeries in Oregon. They have the Dillon form ula for farm bread and c6n w ork out In th eir own bakeshop a process by v/hich m ore flour can be added to each loaf. Dillons have added six pounds of whole w heat flour, ten pounds of w hite flour and subtracted nine pounds of w ater from their form ula. T he sim plicity of the idea may defeat It. It is too e e m e n t a l - too lo g ic a l- no addl tlon of magical, new Ingredietns hut only m ore of the stuff ever. X know« IS good, n u tritio n s y in com parison— th a t she will dem and a com pact loaf of bread w ith m ore flour in it at th e m ar A fU r We place th a t bread should be tested la on our tables and not a t the store w ith a "squeeze te st” which ua- ually confuses spongy bread fraah bread • Shopper—“T w enty nine dol- jarg fo r T here’s noth- ing lt» Salesm an— “Madam, you’re pay- ing fo r tj,e re stra in t.” ______________ A Navy carrie r task group can gree t an attacking plane w ith m ore th an 6,000 shells p e r see on(j ENJOY THIS BBEATSTBAIOBT BOURBON T ra n sf’rd T ran sf’rd T ra n s frd T ran sf’rd T ra n sf’rd 5.00 70.00 2035.01 JU STIC E COURT 50.00 Ju ro rs, w itnesses, etc. - 1500.00 Salary 250.00 Office A dm inistration T ran sferred from C ircuit 33.39 C o u rt w itness & Ju ro rs fees 283.39 DISTRICT ATTORNEY D istrict -Attorney’s expenses T ran sferred from Circuit C ourt w itness & ju ro rs fees 9 PUBLIC ASSISTANCE 68.04 100.00 50.00 1500.00 260.00 T ran sf rd from m entally diseased 70.00 T ran sf’rd from Ass’n Ore. Counties 3.27 28.44 473.27 178.44 334.69 250.00 150.00 334.69 225 85 100.00 COUNTY AGENT COUNTY ASSESSOR 2880.00 200.00 GOV’T Office help A ppraisal & Field W ork T ran sferred to rolls, detail sheets, etc. Office equip , repairs, m ain. T ransferred to rolls, detail sheets, etc. Office adm inistration New office equipm ent «00.00 IMMMMI TR A PPER SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS 600.00 600.00 24.15 ADV. WfrIEAT LEAGUE ASS’N 30.00 30.00 15.31 1040 CODE, ' A nnotations and Law Books 350.00 T ran sf’rd from R etirem ent fund 30.50 COUNTY SH E R IF F Salary Deputy S heriff’s Salary Incidental expenses T ransferred from new office equipm ent T ransferred from travel outside county • retirem ent fund T ran sferred to A nnotations and law books 90.00 25.00 43.20 50.00 loo.oo 2880.00 2640.00 2880.00 2640.00 750 00 * • 720.00 125.00 720.00 101.04 ... »tm vg T ra n s frd from tires & tub4s 22.57 90.50 Ja n ito r’s salary R epairs & im provem ents T ran sf’rd to light, w ater, etc. COUNTY JA IL Board of risoners A supplies T ransferred from Elections ballots A supplies 336.16 »7.00 166.85 33.58 30.7T 50.00 4000.00 3 6M . 1*3 2300.00 20M .23 960.87 460.75 163.24 113.43 826.67 * 3936.65 3936.65 BRIDGES A CULVERTS 7500.90 106KM 3418.57 3024.14 250.00 ( • J ? A -. á. 1 1 3 .« 136.57 ROAD MACHINERY 48(X).00 15900.00 -, . ’.t. » > ■ » 0 134.33 20/34 33.58 ite J 592.76 163.24 Ä2K 2500.00 900.00 $ «0,100.00 $ «l.«*k 47 $ 1 037434 TOTALS: J u ly 1, 1949 to Ju n e 30, 1950 General Road Fund E xpenditures Less General Road F und Budget v - Deficit Balance Less tran sfer from Em ergency fund to balance 9 61,640.47 60,100.00 1,540 47 1,540.47 ) ) 88. COUNTY OF SHERMAN ) a ~ I. Ross Ornduff. Countv Clerk of the County of Sherm an, State of Oregon. do hereby certify th a t the foregoing report is prepared from and baaed upon th‘ records of th is office; and th a t the sam e Is a full, tru e and correct report to the best of mv know ledge and belief. Dated this 24th day of July, 1960. (Seal) Rosa Ornduff, County Clerk STATE OF OREGON 1 15144.00 TV ansfrd to repairs T ra n s frd to Com prehensive Insurance Policy C R U S H « » ROCK OR ROAD IMPROVEMENT 2300.00 1 400.00 7615.90 T ra n sfrd to Com prehensive Insurance Policy T ran sf’rd to Miscellaneous 4’ *■*> * • 183.58 • •• , j 7615 90 2000.00 BUILDING FUND FOR ROAD EQUIPM ENT ’ 21286.09 T ransf’rd to wages T ra n s frd to repairs 134.33 150.00 cm $ 1088.47 T ra n s frd from building fund • for road equipm ent 136.57 T ra n s frd from R etirem ent fund 259.61 T ra n s frd from E m erg’cy fund 1540.47 RETIREM ENT FUND 183.58 COUNTY PRIN TIN G County P rinting T ransferred from Elections M ISCELLANEOUS 1901.18 2000.00 1845.33 191133 Balani 3418.57 460 75 826.67 166.85 1901.IP 2000.00 2000.00 T n e T p e n iT e d INSURANCE ON | COM 330.00 PR E H E N SIV E POLICY 106.70 48.00 500.00 150.00 1600 00 TIREH A TUBES T ra n s frd from road m achinery T ra n s frd from building fund for road equipm ent 48.00 500.00 150.00 4800.00 $ T ransferred to wages 1200.00 117.00 1,540.47 ""Tmount™- T m o n n t Transferreii to other Expended Accounts T ra n s frd to wages 1440.00 59.50 45.00 117.00 $ 8,872.49 4000.00 R E PA IR « iÇ a n s frd from bridges & 3023.14 C ulverts T ra n s frd from road m achinery 592.7C 29.50 1.39 235.65 2000.00 21288.09 75.00 31.70 COUNTY COURTHOUSE lig h ts , w ater, phone, etc. T ransferred from Elections Judges & Clerks T ransferred from repairs & im provem ents $ 59,344.00 50,47131 .. 14000.00 GAB A OIL COUNTY' SCHOOLS School library 4-H Club F air County Teachers’ In stitu te P er Capita a t $10.00 $ T ransf’rd from bridges A C ulverts /a . .N ‘ 300 00 Ju ro rs & W itnesses ELECTIONS 600.00 Judges & Clerks T ransferred to ballot boxes & registration T ra n s frd to courthouse exp. 300.00 Ballots & supplies T ran sf’rd to county jail T ra n s frd to county printing 50.00 Booths T ra n s frd to county p rinting 20 00 Ballot boxes & R egistration 07.00 T ra n sfrd from judges & clerks $ 7,332.02 $ 2,884.15 T ra n sfrd from weed control I0884; T ran sf’rd from gas and oil 960.8? T ra n s frd from general supplies 367.40 802.07 110.98 270.50 B' .J fr t T T and additional an ms added there to in the form of transfers W AGES • 22.57 1200.00 $ $0,47131 $ 7,332.02 W EED CONTROL Transferred to wages 29.50 COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER 'H e a lth nurse, salary & exp. 434.36 30.50 Amt. ACCOUNT 110.93 Record books & blanks A dm inistrative expense 7SK12 ROAD FUND 190.60 25.00 56.80 3.53 1440.00 150 00 45.00 12IMI00 1.00 NET BAI a ANCE 5.87 State Ind. Acc. Commission T ransferred from travel i.39 outside county T ra n sfrd from E m erg’cy fund 1 34.59 COUNTY TREASURER Salary' 380 50 189.00 TOTALS. July 1, 1949 to JU N E 30, 1950 C eneral Fund Budget Less General Fund E xpenditures J rf* Unexpended Balance, General Fund I^ess am ount tra n s fr d from Em erg cy Fund to G eneral Road F und 3.53 802.07 75.00 New office equipm ent T ra n s frd to Incidental exp. Official car & Incidental exp. Travel outside county T ra n s frd to incidental exp. T ra n s frd to State Indus. Accident Commission 380.50 190.09 $ $0344.00 200.00 75.00 75.00 90.00 60.00 45.32 Costs 2880.00 150 00 214.68 1900.00 3 2 9 5 IMI 293.53 100 00 50.75 36.45 DH LINQUENT TAX FORECLOSURE 34.69 293.53 100.00 199.25 1900.00 Insurance on law books Salary Rolls, detail sheets, etc. T ransferred from A ppraisal A Field W ork T ransferred from office equip m ent, repairs, etc. 48.72 473.27 BUREAU OF BIOLOGICAL SURVEY » - -c. . • 3285.00 5.00 900.00 M8 363.55 ONE-HALF PREMIUM ON COMPREH’SIVK POLICY 400.00 150.00 106.70 25.00 C e n tU T V COURTHOUSE INSURANCE 98^39 2880.00 2640.00 Fees & expenses - 250.00 Building & F ix tu res COUNTY C L E R K ' T ra n s frd from em erg’cy fund JJOxirbQ Il 5.00 900.00 50.00 400.00 DEMOSS MEMORIAL PARK • 1.96 3.27 M aintenance, repairs, etc. 2880.00 2640.00 300.00 34.69 104.77 110.00 Dues lra n s f ’rd to C om prehensive Insurance Policy Public Lands Com m ittee AUDIT OF COUNTY BOOKS SEA LER, W EIGHTS A MEAS. Prem. on O FFIC E R S’ BONDS Survey Record books & Blanks Office equipm ent T ra n s frd -to incidental exp. 940.65 2400.00 2088.00 1071.00 -¿400 00 2088.00 1071.00 ASSOCIATION OF OREGON COUNTIES 270.13 67.96 25.00 25.00 332.04 178.44 Salary D eputy C lerk’s Salary Incidental expense T ra n s frd from office equip. 115.25 34.59 31.70 302.33 1540.47 Comm, fees, mileage, adm. State Indus. Acci. Commission Coroner’s fees and expenses County P rinting Gan. Road Fund-M iscellaneous G eneral A ssistance Old Age A ssistance Aid to Dependent C hildren 33.39 100.00 25.00 25.00 100.00 to to to to to 2024.34 COUNTY CORONER and economically, m erely more flour. ,v e n though S new farm Even »read may not be widely accept •d outside Of Kansas, it is en straight Bourbon.Whiskey • 86 Proof „ r a g in g to know th a t Individ- Natienil Distiller» Pro&çt» Corp, N A jais are concerned and w orking * MENTALLY DISEASED CASES E xanunauon, expenses, etc. 75.00 T ransferred to Com prehensive Insurance policy 28.44 >«-76..«45 j t W 0 9 977 ation “Wle have had Inquiries so far from M innesota, W iscon sin Pennsylvania, A rkansas. Ill- inois and Oregon and it looks as though the idea m ight catch on as quickly in other states as it h»K in K a n s a s ” *“ * . L, ™ w , «torv According o _ from the G reat Bend Tribune, from the farm ers and ml(Hers angles, here a re J h c ! «Unple and heartening . of 400.00 $47,000,000 ’, » 2 12.00 EMERGENCY FUND 3000.08 $70,577,860 I 7.487.760 (XHJNTY STOCK INSPECTOR Ymt. Budgeted Amount Amount Unexpended and additional Truiuderred hu mb added there- to other to 1» the form Expended Account» llalaneeb of t r a n s f e r » ........... ..... COUNTY COURT Condensed and BawTaageH by 783.10 7S3.10 JULY 1. 1949 TO JU N E >0. 1«W INCLUH1VM
