Sherman County journal., January 25, 1952, Page 4, Image 4

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SHERMAN COUNTY
l o i HNA I.,
MORO, Oil EGON
FRIDA Y , JANUARY SS, 1*52
1
Grass Valley
( (;» STY
ib h pe w heat has
a ttra c te d the in te rest of som e
co u n ty farm ers . T his v arie ty is
not a d esirab le
-r t h is in .
-¡though it doc possess consid-
< rabie sm u t re i.statue. T he new
v brat, E lm ar, obtained its sm u t
resistan c e from H ym ar. A fifteen
’.c a r av erage at the O regno S tate
college, S herm an branch experi-
i cen tal sta tio n according to Geo.
Mitchell, su p e rin ten d e n t, gives
H v inar 27.8 bushels com pared to
32.4 bushels for Elgin. E lm ar is
com parable to Elgin in yield and
th erefo re preferred.
2 , 1 D m ay be in sh o rt supply
this year. F arm ers can w isely
p in ch ase th e ir dem ands early.
'I he question of freezing is an
i .p o rtan t consideration.
The
am ine form will stan d only a
20 degree above
tem p eratu re.
’1 ic ester tyi>e contains antl-
fieeze and will w ith stan d tem p ­
eratu re*
to 30 degrees
lielow
zero.
G rain prices w ere still su b stan ­
tially below p arity values at m id­
le . em ber. W heat lacks 11 cen ts
a bushel of reaching p arity val­
ue. Barley was 15 cen ts a bushel
below p arity at mid-December.
‘ P a rity ” is heard
frequently
these days. H ere's a definition:
P a rity Is the price for a bushel
of w heat, taken on an exam ple,
w hich will buy nearly as m any
pounds of food, y ard s of d o th ,
end o th e r things w hich farm ers
buy for fam ily and farm use, as
th e súme w heat brought in the
ba -e period. The base is eith er
1910-1914
th e relatio n sh ip s of
the past
y ears, w hich ev er is
(By Mrs. A. F. B aker)
Mr. and Mrs. C’yde S tradley
en tertain ed friends at a pinoc hle
p arty at their hom e Friday
evening.
b’our tables w ere in
play w ith high scores held by
Mrs. Ivan
Blagg and L if te r
B arnum and consolation prizi >
w ere received by Mrs. Boyce
Blaylock and Ivan Blagg. Re-
Q-eshment« w ere
served later
by the hostess.
T hose present w ere Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Lakin, Mr. and Mis.
M arcus E slinger. Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Lem ley, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Blagg, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Blay-
lock, Mr. and Mrs. W allace May, IMPERIAL PEER . . . Emperor
ME and Mrs. B ern ard
M artin ltirohito takes a peek into the elec­
and Mr. and Mrs. J,ester B arnum tron microscope at a factory in
Kyoto during his tour of that area.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Rolfe took During his tour some university
his m other, Mrs. T. M. Rolfe, students mobbed his car singing
to The Dalles Monday
w here Communist songs.
entered the hospital for medical
attention.
w here they w ere called recently
Mr. and Mrs. B ernard M artin upon w ord of the serious illness
attended the card p arty at the of h er m other, w ho cam e th ro u g h
H ar land view gran g e h all Wed­ an operation and Is som e b etter.
nesday evening.
Many friends from G rrss V al­
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reynolds ley and K ent w ent to T he Dalles
and children w ere In P ortland Monday to atten d th e funeral
several days last week on busi­ services fo r/A . A. D unlap held a t
ness and to visit h er p a re n ts Mr L,Veneer A Libby funeral chapel.
and Mrs. C. H. Kellogg.
The Rev. A. L. K in tn er of J i r a s s
Valley officiated.
Mr. and M rl. Donald von Bor-
stel and children
w ere d in n er
R obert Ziegler, son of Mr. and
guests Sunday at the home of Mrs. H erm an Ziegler, left Mon­
Mr. and Mrs. John Reckm an.
day for Hopewell, V irginia w here
lie haft a job as a research chem ­
iMr. and Mrs. V ernon Eakin ist.
and fam ily w ere d in n e r guests
Mr. and Mrs. Del W right of
Sunday at tin* B ernard M artins.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reynolds Wasco w ere Sunday aftern o o n
v/ete business visitors in The callers at th e hom e of Mr. and
Dalles Friday.
and M rs. J red Cox.
! H •
A p reschool clinic will be held
at th<» G rass Valley school house
Tuesday afternoon F eb ru ary 12
at 1:30 o ’clock for the G rass Val­
ley and Kent cornrnunties. Dr. E.
Noel Sm itlj will he the exam iner.
11 H
Mr. and Mrs. Donald M arsh
and son of Hood R iv er cam e up
Sunday evening and sp en t sev­
eral days w ith her p aren ts, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald C lodfelter.
■
Mr. and Mrs. Claud May and
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam B rinkert a.ia.v' o.ioiv J° ‘Cipnei > ‘.iafq hi ih | i
and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. H. dinner guests Sunday at the
O. Dugger w ere d in n er guests Walla ce May lióme.
S aturday evening at the
John
Mr. and M'rsf Olan SUirk and
Rust home.
A fter dlnnt r Mr Mrs.
H arold Owens and duugh-
and Mrs. Bill B rinkert and Mr. ter. ( ’arol w ere
in 'l’he 1 »alles
and Mrs. Jo h n Block called and
Ft
idaj
spent tile evening playing pin
M i. and Mrs. F ra n k von Bor-
ochle.
stel w ere d in n er guests Sunday
'Mr. and “Mrs. It. F. I.eBleu of at tin • hom e of Mr. and • Mrs.
T errebonne came Sunday and Dean Re> nolds.
w ere over night guests of the
Mr. and Mrs. K endrlt ■k Dun
John Rusts. All going to The lap and children arriv ed early
Dalles Monday to the funeral of Sature lay m orning from C arlton
A. A. Dunlap.
aftfcV ir eceiving w ord of tliie d ea th
Mr. and Mrs. Owen E akin and of Ills fath er, A. .A. lJunlap. Ken-
family retu rn ed home Sunday drick w ent to P o rtlan d Saturd&y
from C harlotte, N orth Carolina and rnet ids. b ro th er, t liarles
Dunkq ’, wiio arriv ed by plane
from I,Gj Angele 9, C a ll ernia.
*1
Mr. and Mrs. 1le n n än Zeigler
Jr. of T he Dalle?( s in n t Sunday
visiting Ills paenti Mr. and Mrs.
1(ernia n Ziegler and his aunt,
E arl Olds and fami
enables
♦he family
to limit
the cost
to its needs or wishes.
¿ p e n c o fi
Mr. and Mt
and A!Ifred Ko
Saturelay find
ed hoi ne w ith
n ioni
MJ4
noo kt i: » avi .
s. K enneth Crew s
k w ent to Saijjtiy
(he ’ ’l e u s ’ le tu rn -
1 new l ’ont lac.
Mrs. Arzell 1-cmley .Is in a
ho sp ital in ¡The Dalles
she undew ent an operatic
cently.
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a
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A H L
v it
yew
A
aub'
th e pro g ram am o u n ts to $224,-
00 T his is less cost per acre
In 1910-1914, th e United S tates th an a sum m er-fallow operation
farm price of w heat was about and 2.5% in te rest on an in v est­
$0.884 p er bushel. Prices o f a r ­ m ent.
ticles farm ers buy are now about
Individual reductions, besides
2.81 tidies as high as in 1910-14; th e county quota, a re for size
th erefo re th e p artly price of of acreage, 25% reduction a fte r
w heat w ould be 2.84 tim es the seven continuous y ea rs in pro­
1910-1914 price, o r $2.51.
gram , and 5% reduction for p ay ­
m ent by Ju n e 30th. Crop in su r­
F ederal C rop In su ran ce policy
ance
covers all ty p es of hazards.
holders will receive a 30% re ­
duction in prem ium rates th is V isit th e county PMA office and
discuss th e F ederal Crop In s u r­
year. 'Phis reduction should tie
ance
program w ith Ralph Busse.
good new s to those carry in g crop
in su ran ce and may find m any
' • * i em bers.
ri du< tlon
com es about by
reaching a
county rese rv e of 200,000 dol­
lars bu ilt up over past y ea rs
w ith lew losses. This new g u a r­
an tee will m ove the prem ium
rate dow n considerably for oper-
tors w no p articip ated one y ear
or m ore.
A particu lar county
farm er o w ning 380 acres witA a
bushel g u ara n tee of 10.9 per acre
in cash value can he assu red of
8,900.00 dollars w ith w heat a t
$2.15.
c
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CONSIDER:
The Expanding Values of V hat
You Ou n
$2.60 ut.
S4 10 fifth
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• 6 PROOF • THE OLD HERMlTAGf
COMPANY, FIÍANKFORT, KEN1UC**
Adams Paint Store
T hird A Union St.
Oregon
The Dalles
P ain t - W allpaper • IV rnetiar
Blinds
D O R IN
W E L L D R IL L IN G
TEE
D A LLES, OREGON
Phone 3729,
518 W. 7thSt
. . . . .. . .
CLERK’S SEM I-ANNUAL REPORT
SHOW ING IH IX iET E D ITEM S FOR FISC A L YEAR, JU LY 1
A1? ? 7
,9M in < lusive . SHOW ING E X P E N D IT U R E
K, J J
' ’’ ,M I TO D EC EM B ER 31, 1M1 IN C L U S IV E AND
I N E X PE N D ED B A L A N C E AS OF D ECEM BER 31, I9.it
Amount
ACCOUNT
Budgeted
< OUNTV COURT
County Ju d g e's sa lary
$ 1800.00
County Ju d g e’s expenses
250.00
Com m ’r s ’ tiees, m ileage, adm .
500.00
C IR C U IT COURT
W itness & J u r o rs ’ fees
200.00
R e p o rter’s fees & salary
800.00
Meals for Ju ro rs
25.00
B ailiffs fees
25.00
C ircuit Ju d g e's ex{>enses
100.00
V rrO R N E Y ’S EXP.
IT CORNER
Catherine
I
K eith McDonald
Andersen
How To Keep Your Oil
Hooter Clean. A d o iia r -
wise neighbor of ours services
his own pot-type oil heater reg­
ularly— and easily.
’••VRr.’HCl»
O f co a rse, u sin g S ta n d a rd
Stovo Oil, 100“. distilled and
clean delivered, you caad only
service your healer once a year.
If you have a p ressu re-ty p e
b u r n e r , tr y N ew S ta n d a r d
Furnace Oil w ith ThernaisoL
It slope filter clogging.
Enjoy dependable oil heat nom-
fort with either o f these fine
S tan d ard H eating Oils. J u s t
call us!
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H e e le n n s th e r>trn>ncr ns
s h o w n in the diagram — the
Mr ta r in g V nlve Btexn, to o .
V ao ’n e s th e m in k e r o s e n e .
Then he scrapes the burnor
pot to remove ail inrd carbon.
Fi nge at ton of th s pot is in-
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'.i..li are
W IL B U R N
SEMI annual
( ’OI NTY C LER K
C lerk ’s salary
D eputy’s salary
In cid en tal expimscs
Record Iwoks A blanks
Office eq u ip m en t
COUNTY AGENT
COUNTY ASSESSOR
A ssessor’s salary
Rolls, detail sheets', etc.
Office help
A ppraisal A field w ork
Office equip, rep a irs, etc.
Office A d m in istratio n
COUNTY S H E R IF F
S h eriff’s salary
D eputy'* salary
In cid en tal expenses
S tate In d u strial Are. Comm.
Official car
T ravel outside co u n ty
C ash reg ister
COUNTY T R E A SU R ER
T re a s u re r’s salary
Record books A blanks
A d m in istrativ e expenses
E xtension
t .'M ed w ith f .’. r r a c e c c n x c r t.
Dated this 17th day of J a n u a ry , 1952.
¡Marie H oskinson, C o unty Clerk
I) 1ST.
i¡a’ iffiiiœ
Com m odity C redit loans are
available to farm ers u n til J a n ­
u a ry 31. L oans m u st be redeem ­
ed p rio r to A pril 30, otherw ise
they are tak en over by th e
C redit Corporation.
“ Make Vour Own D raperies",
is the title of a new extension
b u lletin ju st off th e press. The
report
of f e e s
OF SAM E JU LY I, 1951
r o |>E< EM BER 31, 1951, INC LU SIV E
MONTHLY RECEIPTS«
JU L Y .........
t
AUGUST . . .
......... ................................... * 74.50
242.60
SEPTEM BER
.....................................
134.15
O C T O B E R .........
....................................
91.55
NOVEM BER .
.........
74.15
DECEM BER .
................................ .
136.28
E H ED
JU ST IC E COURT
Ju ro rs, W itnesses, etc.
S alary
•
Office A d m in istratio n
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BAKER l \ N I R IN ( E A t.C M 1
tilt AMS VALLEY
the higher. F o r w heat the base
periisi is 1910-1914.
) 6S
DR.VXU
The largest pool starts with a si; le drop. SO v h '
life insurance sav.ngi— your funds tor f
with your first premium depos t.
Year by year ytm l.nancial sec
premium you save.
Why not start a p t
below
G eneral E xtension
Division of
the sta te system of h ig h er edu­
cation in cooperation w ith the
N ational U n iv ersity
E xtension
association. T he ex h ib it will lie
show n in Medford, Ja n u a ry 24-
26; Eugene, Ja n p a ry 2ik31; C or­
vallis, T eb ru ay 4-6; and P ortland,
. F v.»
j 9-12.
U
IV
Will
IJV open to
eb ,. ru ary
It w
ill be
th e public w ith o u t charge.
COUNTY OF SH ER M A N
)
5iari e H ° sk ln * ’i1’ c ? " n t-v C lerk of th e w ith in C ountv and
» 're ?y Certli y th a t th e foregoing rep o rt is p rep ared
from and based upon th e records of th is office; and th a t th e sam e
a i’d b e lie ftrUe 31X1 C° rr<?Ct re p o rt to th e l,est of m -v know ledge
•vVr>
i
W hile onlookers m arvel, Miss
C arolyn B radford of the A m eri­
can M useum of Atomic E nergy
exp lain s th e use of radioisotopes
in ag ric u ltu re.
The exhibit
show n is p a rt of the trav elin g
A tom ic E n erg y E xhibit direct
from
th e A EC laboratories in
Oak Ridge, T ennessee, w'hich is
being b ro u g h t to Oregon by th e
l i t candidate in th e field to
i'i‘ fur D em ocratic N ational
C op . iiittecw om an is Mrs. Mar-
i ar •: Cawood, vice-chairm an of
ll '■ M u'tnom ah C ounty G eneral
TOTAL RECEIPTS
753.23
( i i al com m ittee.
She is the
i e
W. L. Cawood, a P o rtla n d SOURCE OF R E f’E IP T S
R ecording Fees ___________
paint contractor.
J ----- $ 252.70
L aw L ib rary F e e s ___ Z
M r;. CaWood has long been ac-
.........
20.33
C
ircuit
C
ourt
F
e
e
s
___
Z
.........
..........
tiv< in the D em ocratic p arty of
07.00
P ro b ate and C ounty C ourt F e e s .............
( ■ i ■ >n. w .
g rad u a ted from
47.50
M iscellaneous C opying and In d ex in g ZZ
257.20
N orth Bend high school and
M igratory Fees ....... ............
14.50
later «’ten I d W illam ette u n i­
L itig an t Fees ............... .......... ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
44.00
versity at Salem. Mrs. Cawood
Divorce F ees ______
20.00
v : enu loyed on n ew sp ap ers in
th e Coos county
area
before
TOTAL RE4 EIPTS
# 753.23
n vine to I'ortl. nd seven y ears
O ISItU RSEM EN TS:
ago.
M igratory L iens paid to S ecre tary of S tate
$ 14.50
Mr . Cawood is a m em ber of
L itig an t tees paid to S tate T re a su re r
11 00
t
I a: t'an 1 le a g u e of W om en
Divorce fees paid to S tate T re a s u re r
20.00
Y itei , Y.VV.C A., A rleta P arent-
Fees paid to C ounty T re a s u re r
674.73
'L a c h e is
association,
Jack so n
Club oi Oregon, and o th e r civic
TOTAL D ISBU RSEM EN TS
$ 753.23
and i olltical o rganizations.
STA TE OF OREGON
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ye a a iñ J a
will be held T uesday evening.
J a n u a ry 29 in the school au d i­
torium .
A progam and social
evening are planned.
A gent GENERAL PAINT ¡PRODUCT»
Heavy Rote • one coat finish
Flex - Colorful decorator
The first m eetin g of th e new ly
organized P-T A of Grasa Valley Rayonitr, washable smooth finish
‘
O reg o n
I»
T hom as W. Thom pson
County
I c ! E i'iV .d
G ay Shop
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The prem iu m cost for th is
o p erato r a fte r seven y ea rs in
The shop will he closed January 1C ands
will open again February I w ith a complete
stock of
LOVELY SPRING DRI SSES
W asco
b u lletin w as w ritten by .Myrtle
C a rter, hom e fu rn ish in g s special­
ist, OSC. Miss C a rter indicates
hom e m ade d rap eries can have
a professional look
by giving
careful atten tio n to
accu rate
m easu rem en ts and p ro p er con­
stru ctio n m ethods. The bulletin
is filled w ith diag ram s to m ake
th e job moi e enjoyable. W rite,
call, or visit th e office for y o u r
copy.
RA M BLIN ’«
A m ount
Expended
$
900.00
125.00
330.99
263.80
381.90
14.75
• 10.00
B alance as of
Dec. 31, 19.51
$
900.00
125.00
169.01
63.80 O.D.
418.10
10.25
15.00
100.00
50.00
1800.00
250.00
900.00
61.43
50.00
.. ,9C9.00'
188.57
300(H)
163.10
136.90
3200.00
2960.00
350.00
250.00
150.00
3450.00
1600.00
1480 00
188.21
71.75
1600.00
1480.00
161.79
178.25
150 00
3450.00
3200.00
300.00
100 00
1(H) 00
2(H) 00
50.00
1600.00
27.75
3200 00
2960.00
800 00
125.00
720.00
150.00
487.44
1600.00
1480.00
742.29
59.96
360 00
1600.00
125 00
87.50
8(H) 00
18.65
50.00
25.00
56.15
50.00
1600.00
272.25
100.00
75.00
143.85
1600 00
1480.00
57.71
65.04
360 00
150 00
487.44
8(H). 00
106.35
37.50
xÿ*
A S ta n k t. 0 ’’
•i toli.crbia Frs4:*(t
Diti, ibutad by
C a t h e r in e
A n d erso n
G rass Valley, Oregon
Phone: Graa¿ Valley, 232
COI NTY H E A L T H O FF IC E R
/ i e» ? ™ " u rse ’ sa ,a ry & expenses 3200
COUNTY CORONER
Fees & expenses
75.00
J u ro rs & w itnesses
25.00
ELECTIO N S
Ju d g es & clerk s
600.00
Ballots & su p p lies
300.00
Booths
50.00
Ballot boxes & reg istratio n
20.00
COUNTY SCHOOLS
School lib ra ry
50.90
4-H Club F a ir
600.00
T each er’s In stitu te
150.00
P e r capita a t $10.00
5090.00
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
Eighty, phone, w ater, etc.
1600.00
J a n ito r ’s salary
2500.00
R ep airs & im provem ents
1000.00
COUNTY J A IL
B oard of p riso n ers & supplies 150.00
COUNTY P R IN T IN G
500.00
COUNTY STOCK INSPECTOR
12.00
IND EM N ITY
B ang's diseased cattle
50.00
MENTALITY D ISE A SE D CASES
E x am in atio n , expenses, etc.
75.00
PU B L IC A SSISTA NCE
G eneral assistan ce
1654.00
DEMOSS M EM O RIA L PARK
Old age assistan ce
2175.00
Aid, dep en d en t children
331.00
Aid, perm . & totally disabled
277.00
UM EIiGENCY FUND
7500.00
ASSOCIATION, OREGON CO U N TIES
Du?s
110.00
P ublic lands com m ittee
5.00
A U D IT OF COUNTY BOOKS 900.00
PREM IUM , O F F IC E R ’S BONDS 400.00
M aintenance, rep airs, etc
300.00
COURTHOUSE INSURANCE
Building and fix tu res
225.00
P E S T CONTROL
200.00
U S. FISH & W IL D L IF E SER 2100.00
GOV’T T R A P PE R
700.00
D E L IN Q U E N T TAX FO RECLO SU RE
Cost
75.00
S ER V IC E ORGANIZATIONS 600.00
W H E A T LEA G U E ASSOCIATION
A d v ertisem en t
30 00
ANNOTATIONS, LAW BOOKS 500.00
FA lit GROUND INS.
200 00
SHERM AN CO. F A IR A SSN 1000 00
P IO N E E R T R A IL S ASS’N
300.00
R E T IR E M E N T FUN D
1200.00
Total A m ount of Budget
Total A m ount Expended
I »’. OÄ.
M».
K e ith M c D o n a ld
W aaco, Oregon
Phone: Wasco 552
3200.00
107.00
3.75
32.00 O.D.
25.00
600.00
300.00
50.00
16.25
50.90
600.00
150.00
5090.00
1260.03
1250.00
86.85
339.97
1250.00
913.15
81.65
301.75
68.35
198.25
12.00
50.00
75.00
1240.50
413.50
1631.25
248.25
207,75
537.51
543.75
82.75
69.25
6962.49
110.00
500
337.50
155.00
5.78
562.50
245.00
294.22
1290.00
350.00
225.00
200.00
810.00
350.00
75.00
600.00
30.00
448.90
200.00
1000.00
300.00
800.94
51.10
399.06
.« 67,494.84
* 28,248.80
I nexpended Balance as of De< em b er 31, 1931
$ 39,246.04
G E N E R A L ROAD FUND
A m ount
A m ount
Balance as of
ACCOUNT
Budgeted Expended Dec. 31, 1931
W EED CONTROL
$ 2000.00 $
229.67 $ 1770.33
W AGES
22500.00
12240.90
10259.10
R E P A IR S
5000.00
213S.88
2860.12
GAS & O IL
4000.00
1723.83
2276.17
T IR E S & T I BES
3000.00
2191.56
808.44
G E N E R A L S U P P L IE S
3000.00
647.79
2352.21
INSU RA N CE & O N E-H A I.F
C O M PR E H E N SIV E POLICY
65.00
§21.40
756.40 O.D.
M ISCELLANEOUS
3000.00
894.24
2105.76
BRID G ES A CU LV ERTS
7000.00
3214.32
3785.68
ROAD MACHINERY
T 1600.00
9475.00
2125.00
CR U SH ED ROCK OR
ROAD IM PRO V EM EN T
2000.00
235.40
1764.60
MACADAM M A INTEN A NCE
1000.00
1000.00
R E T IR E M E N T
900.00
473.69
426.31
Total A m ount of Budget
$ 63.063.00
Total A m ount E xpended
$ 34,287.68
U nexpended Balance as of D ecem ber 31, 1951
30.777.32
STA TE OF OREGON
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COUNTY OF SHERM AN
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I. M arie H oskinson. C ounty C lerk of th e w ith in C ounty and
State, do h ereb y ce rtify th a t th e foregoing rep o rt is prenared
from and based upon th e records of th is office; and th a t th e sam e
H ? bell i tn ie and C° ,re c t re P°r t to th e best
m y know ledge
D ated th is 17th day of Ja n u a ry , 1952.
Marie Hoskinson, County Clerk
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