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o M „ PAGE X SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. SlOKO, OREGON o O o o FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1954 Mrs. Dorothy Hellberg and TWO ACHIEVE HONORS and Joseph F ritts of Grass Valley outstanding scholarship by being children, Janet and Freddie, were Donna Kay Sparling of Moro have been recognized for their listed on the spring term honor :o Mortgage Loans 1*6 Meet Your Individual Needs here a couple days of last week roll at Oregon State college to visit her parents, Mr. and ATTRACTIVE TERMS Miss Sparling, graduating sen Mrs. John Foss. She is teaching ior in education, and ^rltts, fresh PROMPT SERVICE Addition of boron, copper, school in Portland. man in agriculture, both earned manganese and zinc to commer grades of or better on the ba Standard Insurance Co. cial fertilizers is not recommend sis of an A equaling 4 points. ed as a general practice by soil A western company serving western agriculture Memorable meals begin at the market. * scientists at Oregon State college. Civil Engineering H. B. Cheney, OSC soils depart HO M E OFFICE For good taste at supper, tonight. . . Land Surveying ment head, states that applica 812 S. W. Washington Portend, Oregon tions of these so-called “trace” WALL & TENNESON choose refreshing Olympia Beer, today. nutrient elements should be Phone ATwater 4331 Phone 5696, The Dalles carefully fitted to the established 9O81Z E. 2m! St. requirem ents of a crop in rela 1 9 OIFFE^ C< DISTRICT NO. 7 — BUILDING FUND tion to the soil and other condi tions under which it is grown. GASOLINE 8 96,414.93 Rec’d from Sale of Bonds and Premium that 8 93,739.76 Different kinds of plants vary W arrants paid on Building Fund 1,675.17 I 0 * ' OM- widely in their requirem ents for Cash on hand June 30, 1954 and tolerance of the trace n u tri • 9 93,414.93 9 95,414.93 ents, Cheney explains. Even small excesses may have highly adverse DISTRICT NO. 7 — BOND A INTEREST NEW ROYAL TRITON effects on crop growth and yields. $ 11,985.00 Rec’d from Clerk of District No. 7 1,493.75 $ Present estim ates indicate that IRA FRIDLEY Paid Coupons 10,491.25 about 12,000 tons of the trace nu Cash on hand June 30, 1954 Consignee trient elements are used as fer 9 11,985.00 9 11,985.00 tilizer annually. This figure will Wasco, Oregon undoubtedly increase, says Chen Ñ CITY OF MORO 5—20 and 10—30 ey, as soil reserves are depleted $ 10,460 67 Rec’d from Tax Segregations $ 10,187 71 by cropping and as areas of defi UNION OIL COMPANY W arrants Paid / 272 96 ciency are better recognized. If»w lM Cash on hand June 30, 1954 of California \ Meanwhile, on the basis of what / 9 10,460.07 Phone 272 9 10,460.07 is now known about the effects of "trace” elements, soil scientists ANNUAL REPORT OF NAOMI VAN GILDER, COUNTY TREASl KER CITY OF WASCO at the college believe it is best to OF RECEIPTS ANI> DISBURSEMENTS $ 5,216 03 Rec’d from Tax Segregations avoid their indiscrim inate use in FROM JU N E 30, 1953 TO JULY 1, 1954 $ 4,976 90 W arrants paid City of Wasco 240.13 mixed fertilizers. Cash on hand June 30, 1954 COUNTY GENERAL F IN D The "trace” elements should 19,935.47 9 5,216.03 not be confused with calcium, Cash on hand June 30, 1953 9 3,216.03 56,189.04 magnesium and sulphur which Rec’d from Tax Segregations 1,694.20 CITY OF GRASS VALLEY are widely p resent in mixed fer Rec’d from County Clerk - Clerk’s Fees 750.60 33.73 $ Cash on band June 30, 1953 tilizers and are generally more Rec’d from R. O. Scott, Justice of the Peace - Fines 300.00 1,790 35 Rec’d from P. M. A. - Rent Rec’d from Tax Segregations needed for plant nutrition. 63.50 1,744.49 $ Rec’d from Clerk - Game license Fees W arrants paid City of Grass Valley The elements most needed for Rec’d from County Clerk - Beer Licenses 25.00 79.59 Cash on hand June 30, 1954 2,193.43 plant nutrition—nitrogen, phos Rec’d from State Welfare Commission - Refund 1,656.71 1,824.08 phorous and potassium—are us Rec’d from County Sheriff - Wasco Electric Tax 1,824.08 9 9 956.87 ually classed as prim ary plant Rec’d from State Retirem ent Clerk ■ Refund 159.61 I j AW LIBRARY FUND nutrients. Calcium, magnesium, Rec’d from Miscellaneous Small Receipts 00,668.48 54.39 $ and sulphur can be described as W arrants paid on County General Fund Rec’d from County Clerk - Probate Fees 23,255.45 54.39 $ Cash on hand June 30, 1954 secondary plant nutrients. Bor Cash on hand June 30, 1954 on, copper, manganese and zinc « 83,923.93 $ 83,983.93 54. J 34.39 are referred to as “trace”, ele SPECIAL ESCHEATS FUND ments because large quantities COUNTY FAIR FUND $ 170.06 are never needed. Cash on hand June 30, 1953 873.37 Cash on hand June 30, 1954 $ 170.06 Cash on hand June 30, 1954 12.417.53 Rec’d from Secretary of State - Racing Fees 423.67 Rec’d from Secretary of State • One-twentieth Mill Tax 8 170.06 $ 170.06 BOB HOSKINSON AT C AMP 2,000 00 Rec’d from County General Fund - Budget Item 412.50 Rec’d from Fair Association • Sale of Paint Robert Hoskinson of Moro is ’ SHERMAN COUNTY AMBULANCE FUND 1,091.15 Rec’d from 1953 Fair - Gate $ 55.00 among 283 Oregon State college Cash on hand June 30, 1953 2,992.85 Rec’d from 1953 Fair - Grandstand 8.99 students in reserve officer tra in piec’d from contribution - Mrs. L. L. Bell 623.80 Rec’d from Fair • Dance 50.00 ing corps attending summer Rec’d from contribution - Orlow Martin 298.50 Rec’d from 1953 Fair - Entries, Concessions $ 25.00 5.00 Paid Wasco Pharmacy - F irst Aid Kit camps this year. Rec’d from 1953 Fair • Advance Concession 3.95 28.49 Hoskinson, who is an air force Paid Moon Hardware Rec’d Miscellaneous 85.04 $ 16,048.70 ROTC cadet, reported to McChord Cash on hand June 30, 1954 W arrants paid on County Fair Fund 5,018.16 Cash on hand June 30, 1954 air base at Moses Lake, Wash., $ 113.99 8 113.99 for a four-week sum m er camp 6 21,066.66 8 91,066.86 GENERAL ROAD FUND ending July 17. $ 2,605.99 A junior at OSC, Hoskipson will Cash on hand June 30, 1953 TAYLOR GRAZING ACT FUND 10,219.99 be commissioned second lieu Rec’d from Tax Segregations 1,401.35 Cash on hand June 30, 1953 21,522.96 759.42 tenant in the United States air Rec’d from Secretary of State - Motor Vehicle Rec’d from Secretary of State 2,272.50 Rec’d from R. O. Scott, Justice of the Peace • Fines 1,000.00 force upon graduation. Rec’d Transfer from Bond & Interest Fund • Bonds 838.00 Rec’d from Rent of Equipment 206.48 Rec’d .Transfer from Bond & Interest Fund • Interest 150.18 $ 3367.25 Rec’d from Sale of Material Cash on hand June 30, 1954 713.88 Rec’d from Secretary of State - Gas Refund 375.00 3,367.25 9 3,367.93 from Sale of Gravel 327.26 FUNERAL SERVICE Rec’d Rec’d from Secretary of State - One-twentieth Mill Tax sui 10 Rec’d from K. A. Dunlap - Refund TAYLOR GRAZING ACT WAR BOND ACCOUNT 5,457.10 Rec'd from T ransfer from Revolving Fund - Order of County Court 1,176.48 Bonds and Interest on hand June 30, 1953 • 472.13 Rec’d from Transfer from 1952-53 Special Tax - Order of County Court . . . with understanding 30.00 131.46 Rec’d Interest on Bonds Rec’d from Miscellaneous Small Receipts 1,206.48 $ 58,429.91 Transferred to Taylor Grazing A < t Fund Paid W arrants on General Road Fund 3,000.00 Transfer to Macadam Road Fund ,966.48 14,521.13 . . . responsible Cash on hand June 39, 1954 COUNTY DOG TAX FUND 9 75,931.04 8 73,951.04 . . . reasonable Cash on hand June 30, 1953 20.36 UND Cash on hand June 30, 1954 $ 3,000.00 Cash on hand June 30, 1953 20.99 1 20.36 9 9 $ 3,000.00 Rec’d from General Road Fund - Budget Item $ 6,000.00 Cash on hand June 30, 1954 Trace Elements Not Needed Such good taste ’ Ife W /bUU *o w ¿OTO* ADVANCE TAX FUND CHAPEL Phone The Dalles 3135 SPECIAL ROAD TAX g r a in s t o r a g e 6,000.00 $ 5.067.95 389.15 8 5,457.10 9,000.90 Cash on hand June 30, 1953 Rec’d from Tax Segregations W arrants paid on Special Road Tax Fund Transferred to General Road Fund $ 14,999.38 433.69 SPECIAL ROAD TAX — 1953-1954 Rec’d from Tax Segregations Rec’d from Sale of Gravel Rec’d from T ransfer 1952-53 Epecial Road Tax Fund W arrants paid on Special Road Tax 1953-54 Cash on hand June 30, 1954 15,433.97 $ 65,465.93 713.75 32.33 8 56,212.01 3.06 294.04 $ Cash on hand June 30, 1953 Rec’d from County Assessor Cash on hand June 30, 1954 297.10 • M0 297.10 $ 5,457.10 9 3,437.10 STATE MAI/T BEVERAGE FUND Rec’d from Secretary of State Rec’d from Secretary of State 1952-1953 8 b u ild in g s 9 REVOLVING FUND — HOAD FUND Cash on iiand June 30, 1953 Rec’d from Sale of Gravel Transferred to General Road Fund • Order of County Court Leonard & Wilma Smith $ Rec’d from Secretary of State Cash on hand June 30, 1954 $ 14,960.94 472.13 9 15,433.07 1,215.44 242.00 86.01 Tax on Alcoholic Beverages Tax on MBit Beverages Tax on Aumsement I)evices 1,543.54 9 SH ER IFF’S 1349.34 9 1,343.34 UNSWOR«GATED TAX ACCOUNT $ 443,648.79 Rec’d from Sheriff Apportioned to Funds I 443,648 79 9 443,946.79 9 448,948.79 TAX FORWCMM4ED PROPERTY $ 31,971.78 24,240.23 9 56,212.01 9 Cash on hand June 30, 1953 Rec’d from Sale of Property Cash on hand June 30, 1954 63.00 62.50 125.50 125.50 NON-HIGH SCHOOL D ISTR K T FUND NSETS 4,236 10 1,198.73 4,332.77 4,608.52 160 00 Cash on hand June 30, 1953 Rec’d from Tax Segregations Rec’d from Secretary of State - Basic School Fund Support Rec’d from Rural School District Rec’d from County School Supt. - Sale of Car W arrants paid on Non-High School District Fund Cash on hand June 30, 1954 9 14,336.12 Cash on hand June 30, 1953 Rec’d from Tax Segregations W arrants paid on County Per Capita School bund Cash on hand June 30, 1954 TAX SEGREGATION $ 4,692.51 9,843.61 9 14,536.12 Rfr’J - COUNTY PER CAPITA SCHOOL FUND $ 9 463.57 4,997 56 3,461.13 el lined. 1 new steel ÌLDO. 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Front d, Ore. one: 1 Aehley h Valley I. 9FÎ Cash on hand June 30, 1953 Rec’d from Secretary of State W arrants paid on State School- Fund Cash on hand June 30, 1954 $ 9 380 72 406 12 786.84 ,<* $ 5,014.20 446 93 9 5,461.13 L. # - -se* V- - " STATE fM’HOOL FUND ,11 Material e Slab $ 783.84 8.00 9 786.84 ItUKAL fM’HOOL DISTR K T FUND Cash on hand June 30, 1953 fcec’d from Tax Segregations Ttx-'d from Wasco County • Joint D lstrkt Paid School District and Non-High School D istrict Cash on hand June 30. 1954 4,16090 242,583.14 640.91 3.00 4,714.26 280.46 1,675.17 10,491.25 272.96 240.13 79.59 54.39 5,018.16 3,367.25 20:36 297.10 1,543.54 125.50 9 106,743.37 9 106,746.57 9 247,381.93 ‘ $ 242,670 69 4,714 26 9 247.384.95 SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS Cash on hand June 30. 19u3 Rec’d from Tax Segregations Paid W arrants of Special School Districts Cash on hand June 30, 1954 23,255.45 170.06 85.04 14,521.13 6,000 00 24,240.23 9,843.61 446.93 County General Fund Special EEacheata Fund Sherman County Ambulance Fund General Road b und Macadam Road Maintenance Fund •Special Road Tax 1953-1954 Non-High School District Fund County Per Capita School Fund State School Fund Rural School District Fund Special School Districts District No. 7 • Building Fund D istrict No. 7 • Bond & Interest Fund City d Hero • • City of Wfcsco City of Grass Valley l4 w Library Fund County Fair Fund Taylor Grazing Act Fund County Ilog Tax Fund Advance Tax Fund State Malt Beverage Fund Tax Foreclosed Property Fund Sherman branch The First National Bank $ 1 9 52783 25,127.45 25.055.28 193.50 $ 25,374 82 280 46 « 25,655.28 State of Oregon 1 ** " Cl’'- *•* 8 106,743.37 9 106,743.37 ) ss V , < ’ " i’ v-iornl* Van" Gilder, County T reasurer of Sherman County, Oregon, do hereby certify that the foreirolnif is a true and correct statem ent of receipts and disbursem ents and balances of funds of Sherman County. Oregon. for the period ending June 30, 1954 as appears upon the receipts of my office and In my official custody as such Treasurer. , MarlelHnaktaMfl C ounty Clerk Fly Catherine L. Monroe, Deputy Naomi Van Glider Sherman County Treasurer
