Sherman County journal., January 18, 1952, Image 1

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g e rm a n (County jjmtrnal
Sixty-Fourth Year No. 11
T hese
T h in g s
Moro, Oregon Friday. January IS, 1952
®oar<* ^ans
Started
Earlv Meeting
fòunty (WidUl Patur
Engineer Tells
PP&L Pavs la x
About McNary
la Cities As
Dam At Club
Franchise Payment
Annual Cropping
Talked By
Conservation Men
A check for $329.78 was turti-
It's eight months aw ay but th«
.
ed over 10 the city of Moro Uus .7
*,_
Sherman county fair board has
acts about McNary dam and week by Lawrence Kirby, line-
Farmers, eighty'strong met at
begun laying plans for the 1952
a picture showing the details of man agent for Pacific Power A the court house TueadJy
fair. They go like this.
construction
were presented to I lghl company, in paym ent of noon it the behest of the coun-
An effort will be made to ob­
a dinner meeting of the Moro the u tility’s 1952 city License ty ’s soil tonservkfton district
tain
possession of the three
Boosters club Wednesday night ta*; .
and after watching a d ‘......-
cornered piece of land west of
By Giles L* French
by Lt. Col. R. N. Anderson of
Kirby said that the 1952 pay- about soils and electing Vi ernon
the grounds, which, if obtained,
the Walla Walla office of the n,ent *,‘n bring to $1771.78 the Miller to membenhlD
...... doesn’t make „ a llM
111 wil1
fenced in w ith the other.
Being rich
man
U. S. Engineers.
*•««*••«*
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. . . in ..
r ° heard
am ount Pacific » has
paid
11- . board . for another term
Im portant although the process T f,e chjtken barn and other bull*
cense
taxes
to
Moro
since
the
three
men
|»lk<
about
w ll c £
’The problem of building a
nf getting
trpttini» rich
pinh sometimes
cnnio,i m r tz w
io
1
<>e tween the gate and the
of
does.
n
/
1
lnt°
effeCt
S*Ptemb*r
**«-vatlon
apd
..
the
im
portant
cattle
barn
will
be
removed
leav-
series
of
dams
on
a
river
is
a
T T W N
¿J£ . ’
. ,
toP*c of w hether’, o r not Sher-
technical one, said the colonel,
They don’t read poetry any
a ®Pace large enough for a
* ,na quarterly paym ent of man county soil' could be crop-
who said that the Snake river
more, neither in public nor at ?a r" S e P uf tanks wiH be
varied in flow so that at some $<».44 on the 1951 franchise tax ped oftener. ’
home. It used to be done and by
.ta led and P«rhaP« a few trees
month by
times it was 40 times as great
h ,,* L P»,d this
that means poems wera memor- cutA ‘ ° wn not many,
E. R. Jackman,
extension
as a t others.
The question of Pdc,fic to Wl
izeti and recalled in later years.
l.bange
»be method of
utilizing all the flow is Im
im portant levy
Now the man who remember a ^barging f° r the program will be
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went . mto w«sco
effect since
May toe «' ¡ nitrogen
¡ T
S reaction
“ 11“ ' 1 in
» “ t h * . * " » •
but the question of how to build 1946 to $1487««
poem Is very likely grey and old.
General admission
a
’. ln®
there-must bo nitrogen
will be sold to the grounds. This
a dam of the right size to use the <9i<i iu i
7 cbeck f°r to make the carbon • in straw
*• Cr" *
*nd crop
Add^J
flow without making It too big
"By the flow of the inland river, will cover admission to the car-
wasteful or
of money
money. |k (,n ' ^ J “ - W " » « of city nitrogen heipe b r e a k d o w n or-
Whence the fleets of iron have nival,
barns, Judging corrals,
and therefore
u itreiore wasteful
fled,
etc., and those needing passes to
The projected dams on the -
IPUilc matter, summer fallowing
W here the blades of the grave- attend to stock will be admitted,
destroy« organic matter.
Columbia, Bonneville, The Dal­
grass quiver,
For those who w ant to see the
les. John Day, McNary, are de­
He mentioned the -MacGregor
Mason»
E
n
te
r
t
a
in
Asleep on the ranks of the Program admission will be char-
signed to provide continuous
fgrm in . W ashington ...that has
dead;
ged to the stand. The stand will
slack water f o r
navigation.
come into attention -because of
Under the sod and the dew,
be enlarged by construction of
There will he some irrigation Eastern Stars and
some stories to th e effect th at
i S S S S * . ' ■ ■ ; S1£- ' TS i - etition . . .
w . . h ln iu „ . n c . , p - m « . .
W aiting the judgm ent day;
a retaining wall along the track
from them but electricity is the
with 13 inches of rain' MacGre­
Under the one, the Blue
south of the present grandstand
main product. No monetary ben­
gor grew an annual-crop, or two
0 ,c a r Ch- , “ ,
n
~
and erection of four or five tiers
Under the other, the Gray.”
Join
In
Installation
efits are figured for recreation.
.'o three. Jackm an thought that
A ’* ” 1» " ’ protesting an edict which would cancel
of seats along it.
**
Cd B,5 U®e ««rvlce U Alaska. The Indian v iliare of Minto de-
The engineering feat of drop­
seeding w ithout plowing or oth­
recalled th e Civil w ar days.
Fred Cox was appointed as Peod« •*» n o o ^ h e d u le d flig h t, to bring in fresh fr u it, vegetables anH ping tetrahedrons in the Colum-
Masons entertained the Eest er - cultivation
-------------- would >
not
»vl work
worn
m ilk for the Inhabitant« of the village
vegetables and
"I had a Mother who read me director of the beef division of
bia to close the river so that
a 1
" 1 Thursday night very well as there would be too
the
exhibits.
Pearl
and
Cynthia
the things
the southern part of the dam *h . . / ” 'l*r “nd a f te r w a r d both many wee^s a n d Volunteer
could lie built was regarded by he,d joH* Installation to put new wheat*
’
. -g ,
That wholesome life to the boy Bell were named to head the Negro Girls Have
poultry divkhon, Mrs. James
h eart brings—
the colonel a , a fine stroke of
*** « « • * •
akU the deA lopm ent
Stories that stir with an upw ard Dyer
n f „ , of flowers.
powers, Mrs. Althea
Ingenuity anil the picture was
t Insunc«,.
o/. root growth which - themael
touch,
Burnet and Mrs Helen Martin Fun At Basketball
largely about the technicalities
Dinner was held at the church ves add to the organic m atter
Oh, that each m other of boys and Mf 1’ Vl5 ?,nia M cIntyre will
of that
that job
lob
« • » and the ceremony w w P .u le n K a« b erg ” “ !ed w l y
of
were su c h ’”
«gain be exhibit clerks.
held at the hall.
Installed ae Efforts In this countjl' io crop
Election
of
officers
for
the
. The board moved to hire the Lose To Locals
club resulted in the choice of
Wer» ..í'írs; annually, which w ere-V ery un
wrote Strickland Glllllan of N orthw esterners for the
1952
as president;
WUUrd
Alton ’ Tom asked U
reading and made little impres- £ ^ r - They were here In 1958.
An exhibition of basketball
Request of the Pacific Tele-
vice-president;
S*ilu
U wee true that the more shal-
V e r n i Arstill,
slon.
They will play for fair dances l>etween the Roamer girls and phone and Telegraph ctm pany Robert
. . ------- Brisblne
------- ^1 as secretary; . ,pia,J *tr,mx’ HoJ^ard
lo»r solfs would respond to an-
_
, .
, ,
aL Grass Valley on Friday nieht tb e Moro town team was pre- for
urass Valley
vaney Monday
.uonaay
an increaSe
rates was Andy Paulson as treasurer and X *
. ®Wen
**' nual to p p in g b e st *Th? answer
There s the stirrin g "Yarn of of fair week and at Wasco on -vutcu
* nted uu
a t Grass
Nancy Bell
Bell’ . "Kentucky Saturday night.
night
<re*«urer; was that often sha«oW*;soils are
t h e Nancv
* ‘ with the locals victorious «»anted in part by the public Wendell Balslger and Carrel conduct«»« h .T k ,
Belle”,
“Casey at the B a t',
nyiM i, uetty Christianson; tilled with
m oisture» in the
Charles Burnet was sworn in b> a 5250 score after an even- utility commissioner and
the Bennett as members of the dSMK-late
conductress, Catherine spring and su m m erfal& h n g can-
“Abou Ben c««,
Adheni",
matUn
wew- -ThJL
. as a mernb«r of the board sue- ,ng of «ood fun and some good rate for calls will go up to ten executive bend
Ihompson. Installing officer was not add any more A CToo m U ht
mation of Sam McGee . There a reeding A rt Bucholtz who re- basketball. The m en ware not cent8 Januarv 21 ‘ ew
™
H « k ^ ; r; S S E S ? r
V alter Scott’s charge to patriot- signed after five years service P e r i l e d to take the ball o f f "
Main Hoskinson; chaplain, An- lie supplied,
as««*»,
ism Breathes there a man with The next meeting will lie held th* backboard at the
girls' bas connetted service will be filed Circuit Court Docket
“ r . o t ' ^ mU,,CUn' N' ~
W - n e r . ¿ £ ¿ * ,1 , o.
soul so dead
F ebruary 18, Monday at the ket
in Eebruary-
ho never to him self hath said, court house and at that time the
displayed ability at
The company
was granted
Installe<l for the Masons were for the P e l e t o n ^/StoTtrow e1*
1 rt»» my ° Wn’ my native hoard hopes to get the fair off basket shooting and
appeared new rates to Increase income by Set For Six Months
Jr ««2 nm,OK wor85?Pful n‘** showw * v e ra l (¿ h S ^ -'o f land
the plannin« board and action ab,e
»core when they wanted some $853,000 with which to
,
Ju a _ .
of lw. noo
-
ter. Bob Belshe,
th at has aroused more patriot- ““ r “ d b*fore «Pr'ng work be- “ I
■ «
»‘«> cTever a t pay federal taxes. About three Can v in City has ma. e m. Ws secretary
I I J r senior warden; on which’ fertillxer h a iie e i *►
le thoughts than Fourth of July
„
" P » » « and k t P< M atter going eighths of this will come from 5 ,^ ™ "
t„ a ,u 7 e ? ' C l a X i
—
~ U. f . *” J * 1*
orations In a generation.
. ^ \ rS’ ^ aornl Van Gilder, di- a the time to the amusement the raise to a dime and the re- of 1952. it indicates trial of 28 stalling
officer was t ’Urence
,Ie 43
un-
1 ector of the fancy work divi-
spectators.
mainder from new
connection o
r
» i •
Clarence dec which he would tMt land
.Rudyard Kipling wrote a sort slon. Is h o p .,« , „ J , during t h i s -------------------
rates.
whW . alx a're t o t e h " s h v °
h X
n “ r * h “ ’
» « - ' *»r iu.rogen ifc l
of a prayer for the English which cold w ea.her ,he women
will TAX MAN I.V E H E R E
The company asked
for a ™ n “c X t y . ' E ig V X ,* ," l ^ l n
The program „ im lste d of ,w .
they didn’t heed | and it might
out their knitting needles.
return high enough to earn it Wheeler, ten in Grant and four «ongs by a quartet
elih w .1 composed 5 * 2 ? îf*d^ led .¿.at> p p llcatlo n s
serve fo r any people;
crochet hooks and make some <>N FEBRUARY 7-11
7M|
per
cent
and
was
granted
a
*n
Gilliam.
of
Russell
BelsheF,
Mac
pvi
w
ill
ttiiu
vvd.s
g
id
n
ieu
a
•••
O ia v Hall.
i t a n , oj
qa jjq Doiinds nr
v
"For heathen heart that puts displays for the fair. Premiums
Sherman county cases with Bt‘u y Keyes and Beulah T ow n-«ej weji orl (hX
work‘
The collector of Internal Rev- rate high enough to bring it 5.7
her tru st
will be very sim ilar to those for
ent. The greater part of the their dates are Dams vs. Dams, seryd- Mrs. Townsend Sang two
.
‘ ’ WK*0,
enue will send a man to this percent.
In reeking tube and iron shard tbe 1951 fair, she says.
.solos,
“Smilin'
Through” «**»
and f ^ h “ bough
the • average*num ber
county
early
In
February
to
aid
com
pany’s
income
comes
from
February
11-13;
Irish
m
a
n
vs
-
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.
y
All valiant dust th at builds on
citizens to make up their tax California and increase in Ore- Taylor, March 24-26; Van Gilder My Hero”. Visitors w ere pre- ’ ,t W1heY KJ'own P»»?4nch of
dust,
returns. He will be at the court «on rates would have little ef- vs. Andrews, March 31- April 2; sent fronx The Dalles. Wasco, n ,?*lure ‘••th re e , gppMgatlon of
And guarding, calls not on Thee Captains Appointed
house in Moro, February 7 and ^ect on »be total, said the Oregon Keenan vs. Keenan, April 3-5; und Grass Valley. Leslie Martin. .
has raised tfiie to Alh
to guard—
8 and a t the city hall in Wasco, commissioner in partially gran- Cooper vs. Potter, May 5-6; district deputy grand m aster,
1
skb
For frantic boast and foolish
11.
ting the request.
Ford vs. School Dist. 9, May 7-9. and P®st worthy grand patron of •
admitted that- if'tnplsture
Foi Dime Collection February
word,
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»he Grand Chapter of Oregon, waa
present nUeotffrn might
Thy mercy on thy people, Lord.”
Idoyd MIcRae and Mrs. McRae burn up a crop Uinatilia coun­
—
-
Carrel Bennett, county chalr-
ty rainfall varied • f/om - 35 to 8
i here are books and books man of the March of Dimes com-
and almost any condition can be
of them, old and new, narrative, mlttee, has announced th at col-
found t he r e . : Sherm an” county'a
average l e ' 11.48 -teehee which
^ T ° a pp u «
«
’S X J S
‘ iave”
" n.meSf
Seven Drivers Do
puts it in the low er tgacket of
breaks down
They are: Kent, L uther Davis; CONDKNftED REPORT OF PRO- ber 31, 1953. Kenneth Fridley re-COUNTY JAIL:
dry land agricuMure. «**
Di U.
Un
i . raSS ? .a
Anlta Hooper; CEEDINGH .OF .JANUARY 2, appointed to Fair Board for a Hotel Moro Coffee Shop $180 Damage To Many
O. R. McDole, ion^< ’time soil
^ ? h t £ ° T ’ .uWhHe we are
Mr B e n n ett’ W asco- ! * w - 1952
OF COUNTY COURT te rm of th ree years.
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P’
DEMOSS PARK:
corwervatlonist
lra<be- northw est
reading about the strange cus- is Hastings; Rufus, Mrs. Har-
T ruant Officer
Norman
E
If ()re*on drivers had avoided talked about rotarichw that might
Pacific Power & IJght, ------
$0 95
tom of weighing the Aga Kahn vey Hanson.
Claims against all funds al- p ,el(js sh eriff
P R E M IU M
ON OFFICERS ju t seven accidents last year,, make lt pow ible for -farmer« In
and paying him th at -much in
A dance is being given at ,o^ t‘d as presented.
DeMoss Memorial Park care- BONDS: T. l i s t e r Johnson, $100 f 4 P*°P,e probably would «till thU county to grow ..tw o crops
platinum , we want to say that Grass Valley Saturday night to
County T reasurer's monthly ta k e r Mr Erank Bazzel
GOV'T TRAPPER.
$58.35
be alive today. And if 20 other in three ymus. -He recefnmended
we wish we could get by that aid the drive. Ciüzens who are financial statem ent showing all
Hoard of Road view ers J M U. S. FISH & W ILD LIFE SRR- «oiash ups had been forestalled, aweet .clover and-' blH ey with
easy in this country.
able to contribute to the cam- fund balances as of December 31, w'llson Joe Peters and J R VICE: $350.00
40 men women and children wheat, th e-clover 'btenr Dlowed
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paign against the spread of the 1951 Presented, approved and Yocum ’
<
DISTRICT a t t o r n f v
$15.00 now on the traffic fatality list down. The uae of MiSeep type
thr number diseaa* and for continued re- fll^d.
I)og Damage indemnity Board: IA W BOOKS: $12 50
would be alive.
plows waa^Tecommended by Mr.
of collectors of internal revenue search toward eradicating It may
County Clerk s monthly state- w
Bruckert T M G arrett COUNTY PRINTIM C-
«ui
These 27 accident« were term- McDole who -would-- Rite to see
?i.V
_e. ? heir S°n trlbutions to the nwnt showing all General Road Kenneth SaïhZr
COUNTY A G ^ n Î $1725.oÎ)'
ed Oregon's “worst of 1931” by ir o P residues all Jefi wn top of
It Is the quality that is deficient, above named persons.
Fund budget balances as of
County Official
Newspaper: RETIREM ENT FUND: $52.11
the Secretary of S tate’s traffic the «oil ¿»tor conservation pur-
not the quantity.
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December 1, 1951, presented ap­ Sherman County Jorunal.
MISCELI ,AN BOUS:
safety division Friday. Seven of l<*es. Building up»--. Hie organic
T T W N
proved and filed.
County Road
Foreman
for
State Tax Commission,
$19.- the 27 reached the uiam highway m atter in the soil-uM lne of the
County Road Foreman pre­ 1952, Mr. Frank Bazzel.
. s P ’ h ” ,
“ S i ”?c h , / 1>ced
MHWIONARIEB MEET
94;
Public
Employes
Retirem
ent «laughter class, as each resulted best things poss$ble-*for preven*
the heat provided by the sweat-
sents report on gasoline con-
Budget Committee Miember: A. System, $121.59; State Industrial fn three or more deaths.
tion p f erosion** he safdA Moisture
ers in question.
A
gradual The iMoro Missionary
society sumption during December re- c ” K ^ ^ r ® " thV M 'vear term
Accident
Commission.
$12.18;
One driver was involved ira w
01 a H*> if inf», factor in
w’arrath Is w hat's wanted, not to met January 9 in the church P°r t approved and filed,
Countv Road Foreman nre
Election Precinct Ju ry List: First National Bank. $284.20; two accidents
three months areaa ° f
ra Inf UP «ten where
have it all at once.
social room, w ith Mrs. Jennie
n U r „ L , Yr „ „ ¿ J , Y. J i , a L t co n sistin g of 200 nam es drawn National H ospital A is’n., $8.00
apart which bought death to six n,oA» tu re -ru n s --u p •
15 to 1«
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Martin, Mrs. Kathy Thompson sen(s report of gravel spread on f ”/ ¡K fj^ an d Bled
ROAD
FUND:
people,
including
his
son,
his
iQc
h
«
«
--
-t*.'*1»
The old sport of cock fighting and Mrs. Inez Thompson as hos- county roads report, approved
No furthpr m atters hpinu a»
F ran k Bazzel, $147.73 A $134.. nephew and himself
.T”ni >Ulseth,
of the
is in court in Linn county. Am- tesses for the afternoon. A de- a"d filed.
i8 ™ a d jo u r n m ^ « n « u ^
18; E. McPherson, $115.36 A The seven worst smash-up« ^ n s e rv a ü o n <HstrloW»*lii .th is
ericans d o n ’t care much for it, liclous 2:00 o’clock dessert was
Court O.K.’s applications for
J
tb**«teU**spehe for his
nor bull fighting, either. Yet the served.
renewal of beer licenses.
ULAIMH PRHNENTEI> AGAIN* $94.48; Earl Rehr, $108.16 A $95.- had one thing in common the part
Each involved A dePa rtraent ;-brlnglnrt>-apprecla-
bull dogging is popular and
The business meeting w a s
Bond of Clair L. Balzer, Ass- HT HHBRMAN < (H'NTY, ORE- 50; Frank Bayer, $122.30 A $56.- division said.
steer roping. Our customs, of conducted by Mrs. Maggie Bar- «»«or, approved and signed and GON, GENERAL ANI) ROAD 40; Jerry Morehouse, $119.38 A rate of speed too fsst for’ file Uon ,or the good*wdA of the
$124.98 driver to control.
’’’ board, lie anaoiMMrtd • that Hen-
course, are much more eiviltaed num, president.
Bled.
FUNDS FOR DECEMBER, 1WI, $6192; Ora W orkman,
than those of other peoples.
The treasurer, Mrs. I ^ ta Hs-
District Attorney, T. Lester APPROVED JANUARY 2 TERM & 74.02; Claud Bayer, $137.79 & A nd for a safety office, the ry ^rabenliom t would succeed
$103.95; IJoyd Gosson,
$126.69 division made a strange com- I'aw renc*’ W arren at looal super­
*
H
linger, gave a report of the past Johnson, presents court 1 w ith
THE COUNTY (X>URT
&
$89
90,
Flrnt
National
Bank,
rnent. “Speed, ...
, vb»or. Wallace May■ W r chair-
in ____
itself.' ____
they
Norman Thomas says that all years financial activities. Over Resolution to be signed re: So- GENERAL FUND:
$156 10; State Tax Commission, said, “was not responsible for man
the meeting:.*»-!.-
presidential candidates
should three hundred dollars h a v e cial Security. Resolution signed S H E R IF F S OFFICE:
$19 94; Public Employes Retire these deaths any more than the ------ -- '
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get together on foreign polioy been paid out In benevolences ano clerk instructed to mall pe- Norman Fields. $60 00
m
ent
System
,
$104.2?
highway
or
the
weather.
Th«
G
IR
A
RD
DAVIDHON
and fight about other things, and charities.
The society has titions signed by various em CLERK ’S OFFICE:
REPAIRS:
leal killer was a driver who
What chance does that give for added several Improvements to ployes to Retirem ent board,
Kilham Stationery & Printing
Howard Cooper Corp., $.34.13; failed to realize . he was over* film » FoM’FotfyO* ~
citizens to express, their Ideas the church building. The main
Sheriff Norman E. Fields ap Co.. $1.60
?Tr .VJ Ce. ? l « tOr C° '’ $f>4 (W; Clem ra t,n « bis ability to control the
C. Girard "Jbbby * ” Davldaon
about foreign affaJr ®; -
project to raise funds was the pears before court and presents TREASURER'S OFFICE:
T in ts ’i ^ c n p «
*P^ 1 ° i h,g Ci*r ”
FurWand.-'-^ririotihced- ; M o X y
T T < .
. rum m a* p •*!«, held for a week m aterial pertaining to new Am-
Moro Postmaster, $8.00
FIRES & u BES.
The division said too many that he ha«--filed* candidacy for
It would be a Joke if It wasn t jn The Dalles, from which $328.- bulance purchase; C ourt agrees COURTHOUSE:
unset
Motor
Co.,
$246.55;
|>eople
tend to blame speed for delegate to the-’ f952 Democratic
so expensive; that the federal 00 was netted.
to pay $1200.00 tow ards new
( ’fl lift? ^4* hiuhtl/'at/ 'astzwlsi AVW««
__ •
...
• •LsiL.
government, 'a wasteful, irres-
The program was given by Ambulance,
ponslble, extravagant» outfit if Mrs. Gwen Mitchell. She toM of
Motion made and seconded
there evei* was one should be work being done by the Mission Assessor’s expenses be paid
taking money from small busi- boards In Alaska. In the Matan- Salem to attend school relative
He has long’ b e e n - t govern*
ness men for promised security. Uska valley.
to appraisals, etc.
COUNTY COURT:
Son. $0 72
Pacific Power & handling any speed higher than
15
miles
an
hour.
men!
employe. Irfcibding several
T here« n o t, a small business
„she also emphasized the need
Appointments
lor 1952 con-
C. A. Tom. $125 00. Donald Light Co.
$4 49 Pacific Tele
Even U the law established a years aa general CotirtRfl to the
I? a n ' . , Oi
f • m P,®yed’ who for "blood for Korea" and told of sistod of the following:
Martin. $.3600; Lester Wilson, phone & Telegraph Co. $710
top i,peed lim it of 15 miles an BonnevlHe P o*er admldflstratilon
doesn t know more about money the se tu p of the Red Cross
Fair Board Members: C. O. $30.00
RETIREMENT $78 17
hour,” the division concluded, He left BonnevMe »to ‘ take the
and how to keep It than the fed- blood bank, whereby a percent- Burnet appointed to fill unex- JUSTICE COURT:
SPECIAL ROAD TAX 1061 52
| "some drivers would still be- appointm ent as *• askiatant aecre
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If he age of the donations are kept pired term of A. J. Bucholtz. re-
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Standard Oil Co., ■
$500.09; come involved In fatal accF tary of the Interior, Itpbaition he
d ld n t h e d be broke
for local emergencies.
signed. Term to expire Decern- Co., $4.75
Union Oil Co., $299.55
denU
resigned a little dv«4~fc-y*ar
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Phone Rate Boost
Makes Ten Cent
Talk Charge
County Court Agrees To Contribute $1200 Toward Purchase of
New Af”f>«^nce; Federal Social Security Preferred To State
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