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»HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL,
MORO, OREGON.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I«,
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1* 26' West a distance of 3 feet G arrett, d e c e a se d and has quail-
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Sam Stewart, state tax comm s-
sloner for assessment of ProP*“ / ’
has suggested to the interim tax
committee that provision lie made
to give a homestead exemption or
$7500 of true cash value to tax
payers over 60 years who have an
Income under $2500.
His proposal Is based on a con
ception of taxes held by many per
sons. It Is that a home does not
bring in an Income and should be
taxed at a lower rate than other
property, Multnomah county ass
essors have given lower v a l u
ations to homes for years, not so
fuch from tselief ? in n this
tax the
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ory, probably, as from desire
re-elected. In any < j m ? i V
tried to establish t * fh ' .
a home is wort 1
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property for tax purposes.
With th at theory we disagree
from the Southwest corner ol lied.
w l f h ê r ^ S a r c h Association of will be used such as dry Ice and
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that by virtue of an execulion in
said Lot 6; thence North 1* 26’
All persons having
claims f e a t h e r B*sea n
lo increa=e various chlorides to furth er he
West along the W est line of against said estate are hereby
jon ^roin natural cause of basic research and de-
foreclosure duly Issued by the
Clerk o l the Circuit Court o f th e
sald Block 10 a distance of 30.12 notified to pi e»ent ?
’ . .
, ,o reduce the inten- velopment.
feet; thence N orth 68 * 24’ East verified as required by l a w . w l ^ s t r
dm
operation will continue un-
Stale ol Oregon for »hii-man
County, dated November 1, 1956,
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In a certain action In the Circuit
Court for the County of Sherman,
State o l Oregon wherein Myrrhl
FRANK J. KETTER
Perry, as Plaintiff, «covered
E ast line of said Lot 7; thence
A dm inistrator
J o ^ t e n t against Roy B. G ran,
South 1* 26’ East along the East
J "d Nina
G rant, huaband an
line of said Lots 6 and 7 a dis- A. J. Moore
From wRcrc Î s it... / / J o t
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tance of 66.85 feet; thence South Bend, Oregon
primtlpal due. together
88 * 34' West parallel to and 3 A ttorney for A dm inistrator l-4c
six per cent
terest at the rate of si
feet distant from the South line 5O T , CK TO CREDITOR»
1>er annum ^rom March 1, 1956,
of said Lx>t 6 a distance of 100
persons having c l a i m s
for
fu .u
rther
of T
$500.00
i u i the
uiv lu
.c t sum *z.
-v.vv at
feet to the point of beginning
Ptt. a, p nf O ral M
torney’s fees; and the further sum sald property being foreclosed a« ^ st » ¿ L a i d are required to
of $22.00, costs and disburse-
lh property of Roy B. GoSbon’ deceased, are required w
TA X LEAG UE
ments, said Judgment and decree J ^ nt and Nma j,^Grantf husband Present them w ith vouchers
From where I sit. free advice is
Drove out to see how they’re
The tax committee of the Sher- being dated November U 9 5 6 , and wlfe. and
Bell as much JJe
J he19 and 20
called “free" because it’s usually
getting along with the new super
man county wheat league decided I will, on the 10th day of Decern- h e re o f a8 may he necessary to
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not worth much. That little fellow
at th<j en<j Qf their deliberatlons bar, ¡95«, at the front door of the full ^ t u f y the Judgment and V»«1 Block- Th® Dalles> °
highway th a t’s going to pass
was typical of the kind of expert
that a tax league
would be a Court House at Moro, Sherman decree ln favor of Myrrhl Perry, w ithin six m onths from the date
through town.
who can’t resist getting in d ig s -
worthwhUe organization for the County, Oregon, at 10:00 In the togelber with all costs and dis- of the first publication of this
W hile I was there a fussy little
about how you work, what you
CQunty and caIled a publlc meet. forenoon of said day sell a t public bursements that have or may ac- Notice.
The date of the first
g u y - a spectator, like m e-cain e
wear, why you happen to prefer a
to form Qne next Frlday
auction to the highest bidder for crue
publication of this notice is Nov-
up to the foreman on the job and
glass
of beer with your supper.
With all kinds of taxes going cash, the following described
and flrgt puhlished this ember 2, 1956.
■tarted making all sorts of sug
People like that don’t mean to be •
up at a rate that appalls the tax- real property ln Sherm an County, 9tb day of November, 1956.
LAV ILL A M < < SO-
gestions: "Shouldn’t it go a little
troublemakers . . . but the road to
payer It is high time he gathered Oregon, to-wlt:
Norman E. Fields
A dm inistratrix
farth e r left there? . . . W hy don’t
real intolerance is paved w ith
A parcel of land, being a por*
NORMAN E. FIELD S DICK A DICK
with his fellow sufferers to do
you bank the curves more? . . .
their good intentions.
tlon of LoU 6 and 7, Block 10, sheriff of Sherm an County, Ore- The Dalles, Oregon
something about It. A one voice
Those ditches are aw ful close’’
of the platted town of Rufus ln gon.
2-5c A ttorneys for the Estate
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has little effect while a united
, . . and so, on and on.
Section 31, Township 3 N orth, ----------------- -
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shout, well directed, can move
The foreman took it as long as
Range 17 East of the W illamette NOTICE TO CREDITORS
N O T IC E O F IN T E N T IO N
officials.
he could, then asked p o lite ly ,
Meridian
ln
Sherm
an
county,
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
TO
MODIFY
WEATHER
Too long in Oregon taxpayers
"How does she look fo r length?"
have let governments boost the
costa without protest. The state
has Increased in population about
fJfty
cem gjnce 194Q Tbe
gtate budget has gone up nearly
ten times. Even considering the
reduced value of the dollar that
.
m uch
reraemb<,r
w e X ^ X '^ r
“
mmunitv
Sur road and bridge program
Jg ljrru ia n C o u n ty jo u r n a l
has made progress during the
^ r ” n 7 s » ’ n , on the road to
I'ublluhrd E ve ry F rid a y al
Mon», Oregon
ieallxatton. A new echool build-
Editor Ina Is almost ready for the shouts
Cile» L. Frein h
L
f a n d
w hisper, of
E n ter«<1 « • eecon«! cl*»» m a tte r a t the
h i irk
Poetu ffiee a t M o ro ,
O retron.
undvr Act
of C o n tre« » o f M a rc h 3, 1878.
* AB these are on the physical
side On the spiritual or emotional
NATIONAL I D I T O 1 I M
s X we Relieve the county is gel-
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ting better acquainted and more
appreciative ol county wide prob-
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E S rÏÏT g S Æ
’unit-
MWHiAL COUN T Y P A P » « “ ,
g l'B H C R lP T lO N R A T E S
j t should be a good Thanks-
ONE Y E A R .......................... » * 00 giving.
NOVEMBER 1«.
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A POOR PLAN
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There'll Always
Be An "Expert"
» County Tax n«luc,,„„
save, paying rent; Il add. to ? " dlnV ; ' X t * ' ’ T * ‘i m “ P“ '
the financial standing and Is a . nt? ff 1 again. It H true
definite asset on several counts. tha the P®°P|e have voted most
of course, the proposal is to
^em selves but we
exempt the "senior citizens" but hlnk they wouldn t have so voted
once the principle is established
knew whal h would cost,
that homes are of less value than CAM» FOR BIDH
other property there can tie no
Sherman County School Dis
excuse for taxing the homes of trict No. 17 and the County High
other citizens equally w ith farms, School District request combined
timber and other property.
bids be subm itted on approxi
Oregon has lieen fortunate in mately 35,000 gallons of light fuel
that its suprem e court has
oil (PS-300) M
and
approximately
. always
.
ailt uj'^l
UAUijaiCIT
th at a variable ratio is un- 5 00() gaIIong of gagoline <regular,
held that
constitutional. A variable ratio Bld qutatlons t0 be ,n our
would mean that an assessor hands before 8 p. m., Wednesday,
could take a different ratio for December 5, 1956.
different classes of property. A
Clara E. Houston, Clerk
$10,000 farm would lie assessed at Sherman School District No. 17
40 per cent and taxed for $4000
& County High School District
while a $10,000 home would be
2-3c
assessed at 30 per cent and taxed
at $3000. Any such plan will make NOTICE OF SHERIFF*» HALE
property taxation a m atter of
whim and of favoritism Instead
of one of law and arithm etic.
FOR your w inter’s supply of po
Property taxation has t>een bas
tatoes contact T. M. Moore,
ed on the ow nership of property,
Wasco, P. O. Box 119.
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not on the Income derived from
SCHOOL
AND
HIGHWAY
con-
it. The Income tax is based on the
structlon in the U. S. will be on
Income. Stew art’s
proposal Is
an Increasing scale for a great
that, to a degree, property tax tie
num ber of years ahead.
based on Income as well. Anyone
Why not look Into the large list
knows that not all farms make
of bonds now available, and
an Income every year, some build
yielding to 4% and above? Eas-
ings do not, industry is not al
lly bought or sold, and all In
ways profitable.
terest Is free from federal In
In these days when we shed
come
tax.
tears and tax resources over the
Write, contact, or phone
sad plight of the old folks the pro
J. W. DODD, TYGH VALLEY,
posal may be accepted on senti
ORE., Eastern Ore. Mgr. Wm.
mental grounds w ithout much
J. Collins & Co. Reference, 1st
thought. It does set up two fa
National, and U. S. National
vored classes, those over 60, a
banks.
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group with fewer expenses than
the average family and already FOR SALE: 5 room home with
with assured Incomes from the
basement, patio and garage,
stucco Inside and out, insulated^
government If needed; and those
with small Incomes, which could
wall to wall carpet in living and
only result In a good bit of chisel
family room, oil furnace heat,
ing and establishm ent of the p rin
very reasonable. Also: sacrifice
ciple th at
property taxation
Hardware, Lumber, Iron and
should lie restricted.
Feed business.
20 city lots.
Some term s if desired. Call 611
THANKH4HVING
‘lays 203 evenings. Grass Val
Have you
considered that
ley, Oregon.
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Thanksgiving comes next week, FOR SALE:
2 bedroom house
starting the holiday season and
with 12 adjoining lots, in Grass
putting a rather sudden end to
\ alley, Ore. Contact August
autumn? Our calendar says that
W assenmlller, T>gh Valley, Ore
is true and we are as much Bur-
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prised as anyone.
ITATE W IDE PAINT CO. com
But bring it on, we will put on
plete painting and decorating
the most cheerful face and think
service, spray or brush Phon«
of things to lie thankful for.
3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St.
Vern Cam pell and Jack Null,
That Is the reason for Thanksgiv
The Dalles, Oregon
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ing, although a few slices of tu r
key with cranberries and pum p 'CSTOM SLAUGHTERING —
kin help bring the feeling of con
Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp
tentm ent.
freeze. Kenny’s Market, Grass
Neither do we Intend to l»e sel
Valley, Oregon Ph. 242
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fish at »out It and consider our
own personal reasons for thank- I-upine Rebekak Ixxlge No. 11«
fullness. I^et us think of the coun Meets 2lr and 4th»
ty. Wte did have a pretty good T uesdays of ea, hl
Visiting]
crop, not exactly evened up all month
over but it totalled up at better m em bers welcome.!
than average. After the delayed I .aura Grabenhorse,
end of w inter along ln April the N.G.; Vada DeMosa,
w eather was wonderful, seasonal, Secretary
too, with hot days in summer M«»r«> IxNlge No. 113 I.O.O.F.
and as tx-autiful a fall as could tie »Meets 1st and 3rd
imagined. There have lieen no Tuesdays In I.O.O.F.
epidemics or Illness ln the county hall Transient antli
and no more than the usual visiting brother s a r e 1
amount of sickness.
I^et’s see, cordially Invited.
good health, good w eather and John Shipley, N. G.
Leo W atkins, Secretary
good crops. Enough for any rural
W ANT ADS
Bethlehem H ia p ie r No. 78
•ntbles
♦he family
♦o limit
♦he cost
♦o Hi needs or wishes.
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Meets every second and
fourth Thursday In each
month; visiting members
Invited. Moro. Oregon.
Dorene Hall. W. M.
Dorothy Heater, Secretary
E u reka Lodge No. I l l
A .F .A A .M .
Meets on the 1st and
3rd Thursday evenings
each month.
Vising
: members cordially in
vited to meet with us.
Dean Pinkerton. W. M.
Clyde Glllmor, Secretary
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