The
Sherman
County
Notice of Meeting and Report of Budget Committee for the
City of Moro, Oregon, for the Year 1930
budget committee report
Notice of th e estim ated expenses and reeetpte and . ,he
the nronosed
proposed ta
ta x x levy
vy fo r th e C ity of Moro, Sherm an County
Observer,
Moro, Oregon,
-Friday, November 8,1929
Armistice Day Program
Big Event at The Dalles
Plana for the Armistice Day cele
bration at The Dalles, November
11, are nearing completion. The
celebration will be staged under
the direction of the American Le
gion and promiess to consist of one
of the most complete programs of
Sherman County
ANNUAL
I
O regon fo r the year 1930.
,
1 r.vp a rt annroved by the G overnor F eb ru ary 19, 1921, th a t I n a tiv ity held there fo r m any years.
Notice is hereby given th a t in pursuance to a egislat
M oro, Sherm an County, O regon, will be in se s-
The 8lofan .¿ o p te d by th e Legion
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AAA the B udget Committee
J
„ nvpr of
o f the City of Moro will be heard in |
th e a f f a ir is “ C elebrate Armis-
on f i Notice
d a y November 29
C o m -tte e ^ o of f th
tice Day a t The Dalles,” and from all
81on a t the c ity h a ll - ^ h o ^ , 3 0 o c
indications th a t is precisely w hat most
of the resid en ts in this and neighbor
Estimated Receipts
ing counties plan to do.
Itemized Büdget
M arshals Salary ..............................
Recorders Salary ............................
T reasurers S a l a r y .........................
Em ergency Fund
R etirem ent of b o n d s ..............
In terest on b o n d s ..................
S treet lights ............... .....................
Hotel Fund • • • • • • , ............
Sinking fund fo r bonds •
...
$1200.00
240.00
180.00
W ater F und
Sunday School
The day will begin with a parade
..................................... ........... ' $1300 00 I which will form at 10 o’clock and »tart
Hotel Fund . - ......... . ................................. ' <540o'o0 1 promptly at 10:30 rain or shine. T h w
Total estim ated receipts ..................... .. • • • _ i-------foUow^ j win be ea st from the
Total am ount to be raised by tax atio n fo r112780 0 0 | A uditorium on fo urth s tre e t t o , J e f-
all purposes for the year 1930 .............. *
| fersoIlj north on Je ffe rso n to T hird,
ea st on T h ird to Madison, n orth on
M adison to Sacond, w est on Second to
L iberty, south on L iberty to T hird
where it will disband.
$18180.00
Total
Dated at Moro, Oregon, this 6th day of N ovem ber, 1929., ,
,
R. J. Ginn, Chairm an of Budget Committee.
£ r Conlee, S ecretary of B udget Com m ittee.
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET
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Of the City of Moro, Oregon, for the years 1926, 1927, 1928, 19
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Two loving cups will be presented
w inning e n trie s in the parade.
The
firs t will be «W eb to th e fs te rn a l o r
ganization m akng the b est showing.
T he second w in be sw arded to the
Store or organization e n te rin g the
best flo a t in the parade, having, as
a background, a M ilitary or A rm is
tice Day th o u g h t
The store or business bouse haying
the most appropriately decorated w in
dow will be presented w ith a loving
Grass Valley Methodist Church
S u n d a y , N ov. 1 7
cup
as
Three business m en will act
ju
d it wiU undoubtedly be
d iffic u lt fo r them to come to a deci
sion, as th e com petition is expected to
allowance fo r the year 1930.
be exceptionally keen. Co. H-, O.
B
udget
allow
N. G. alw ays puts up an excellent
E
xpenditures
E stim ated
Detailed E xpenditures For
ance
fo
r
first
showing, as does the A rtisan drill
expenditures fo r first six
T hree Precseding --Years
six m onths of
team . The high school girls drum
fo r the year m onths of
.
1927
1926
1928
1926
1929
corps and the high school boys band
1930
1690.00
1475.00/
1620.00
are alw ays good. The F irem en will
810.00
1620.00
810.00
2085.18
3322.10
3148.24
S a la rie s................................
1600.00
be a ttire d in their snappiest uniform s,
60.00
3000.00
1558.04
120.00
120.00
W ater f u n d ........................
C2.50
60.00
5135.92 and it is rum ored, the C rag R ats o
211.94
390.58
Library fund ......................
200.00
300.00
600.09
3000.00 Hood River and the Hood River post
3000.00
4000.00
E m ergencies......................
2750.00
6000.00
2577.20
4551.00
2945.00
4372.09
R etirem ent of bonds. . ..
1845.00
3360.00
1845.00
450.00 of the A m erican Legion will do th e ir
536.25
In terest on b o n d s...........
best to “ ta k e ” the prizes.
'
1651.00
1207.41
S tre e ts ...............................
575.00
1200.00
579.84
3504.43
The ea rly p art of a ftern o o n will be
3555.94
3009.62
S treet lig h ts.....................
550.00
1200.00 - 042.49
«riven over to the football game be
Hotel f u n d ................ • • •
1500.00
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Sinking fund for bonds.
20466.53 tw een th e Hood River and The Dalles
16817.23
17867.94
83$i2.50
18180.00
8372.66
high schools. The game will begin at
Totals
1:30 o’clock, on M urray field. Hood
I, J. L. Searcy, do hereby c e rtify th a t the
^ ^ fiX V s iV m o n ^ ^
and th e expenditures River is reported to have as <pod »
and th a t the ex penditures and budget aUowance J
firrt^
compiled from the records in my charge team as T he Dalles this year, and fans
are looking forw ard to w itnessing
and ^o^hT bes^o^m yeknow reldge and belief are tru e and c o rrect copies th ereo f.
scrap. .
SEARCY. City Recorder. real
The Dalles post has challenged the
Bonded indebtedness of Moro, O regon, thia d ate: $67,^00.00
Hood RiveT post to a tu g of w ar pull,
to take place betw een halves of the
football game, for a purse of $25.00.
A t 5:30 o’clock, the visiting and
local veterans will a tte n d a stag b a n
quet in the gym nasium of the Civic
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- . Judge
- F. W. W ilson will
A uditorium
gon, th a t a SCHOOL M EETIN G of said district
of discussing the budget h e re in a fte r set out with the levying I
toagt master, and o ther good speak-
1929 a t 2 ’00 o’clock in th e aftern o o n for the purpose
ers will be on the program .
board, and to vote on th e proposition of levying a special d istrict U x.
Starts with Basket Dinner at 1 o’clock
231-A of the law s of 1921 and show , '" .p a ra lle l col
Th?
oM he' ¿ ^ ^ « T m a T n ^ a n ’ r X p H e s fo r the*
ree e «sea.
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n»v«i ye_.? n
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. nr:t. i : T x ^ n tdhitu’ree'sear nd the budget allowance for the first s,x m onths of the c u rre n t year and the budget
Program Immediately After
Including Election of Officers and
Reports of Delegates
PLENTY OF GOOD MUSIC
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Oregon State News
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
the county
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Probably the largest deer ever seen
In Bandon was brought In by S. L.
Shumate on his return from a hunting
trip to Klamath county. It was a six«
point deer and weighed 243 pounds. *
Waiter J
The Bly W ater company, supplying
water to the residents of Bly, In Kla
math county, has purchased two more
wells from J. C. Edsall, with sufficient
ground for a pumping plant, and rights
of way for two additional mains.
After securing oil land leases on
some 30,000 acres In the Harney val
ley, an .oil company will drill Its first
well on the Culp ranch, 12 miles west
of Crane. It Is to be a test well, 12
of which will be drilled in the valley.
Hazards of night driving will be less
during the coming winter months if
Secretary of State Hoss is successful
In his plans to eliminate the “one-
eyed” automobile, or cars with only
one headlight, from the Oregon high
ways.
Construction work on the third plant
of the W estern Lumber company was
started on the outskirts of Klamath
Falls recently, according to an an
nouncement by Irving E. Kesterson,
vice-president and general manager of
the company.
President Hoover will be presented-
] with the box of Wasco county apples
that von the sweepstakes award at
the Pacific International Livestock ex
position, It was announced by I. F.
Sandoz of The Dalles, who grew and
packed the fruit.
The Barbey Packing company, op
erating a plant at Rainier, has finished
the season’» pack - on beans, having
put up about 30,000 cases. A consid
erable portion of the beans came from
the Scappoose delta lands and were
of excellent quality.
the showing of “ S alute, an all ta lk
ing picture, based upon life j n the
budget
Navy, and around the U nited S tates
Naval Academy a t A nnapolis, Md.
The doors of the the a tie will open at
2 p. m., the picture will be shown con
Estimated Receipts
tinuously
until 11 o clock.
From elem entary school f u n d ................ ..
1400.00
Balance on hand a t beginning of school year
Vic %ads and The Dalles boxing
From county high school tu itio n fund for tui-
(th ird Monday in Ju n e ) fo r which this bud-
tion and tra n s p o rta tio n ................................... 3500.00 commission will stage a fig h t in the
get is m a d e ........................................................... * onn no
auditorium , to begin a t 7:30 o’clock
From county school f u n d ......... ...........................
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Total estim ated receipts (item s 1 to 9, inc.) . . $7500.00
From sta te school f u n d .......................................
390.00
sharp.
Dancing will begin a t 9:30 o cloc
in the auditorium ball room, and will
continue until m idnight.
T here will
Estimated Expenditures
be good mus^c.
Elem
en-
High
E lem en High
ta ry
School T O T A L
School TOTAL
ta ry
Oregon State New»
300
300
g
ro
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n
d
s............................
I.
G ENERAL CONTROL—
3. O t h e r expense of
There are IS,000 bales of hops In
1. Personal service:
m aintenance and re
$
275
200
storage in threa Salem warehouses,
(1) S u p erin ten d en t . . . . $ 275
200
pairs
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25
25
(2) C l e r k ............
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according to announcement made at
4. T o ta l expense o f M a in
1160.00
4. Legal service (c le rk ’s
tenance and R epairs.
Salem. These bales contain approxi
30
35
bond, audit, etc.) . . . .
mately 3.400,000 pounds of bops.
AGENCIES
AUXILIARY
C. T o ta l t«pei»»e o f G a ll
V I.
665.00
1. L ib ra ry :
W ith the exception of two major
era i C o n t r o l ....................
45
30
(2)
L ibrary books . . . .
projects, road work In Columbia coun
5. T o ta l Expense of A u x
II.
I N S T R U C T IO N — Supervision
75.00 ty for 1925 is about over with practi
ilia r y A g e n c ie s ...............
1. Personal service:
cally all of the road funds expended,
275
(2 ) P r i n c i p a l s . . . .
275
F IX E D C H A R O E S
V II.
according to Roadm aster Barney.
2. Supplies,
principals
50
50
1. Insurance ...................
100
100.00
and supervisors ..........
100
The pheasant hunting season in Co
5. T o ta l F ix e d Charges
5. T o ta l expense, S u p e r
lumbia county, which closed recently,
750.00
vision .................................
V ili . C A P IT A L O U T L A Y S
was satisfactory to a majority of the
4. New fu rn itu re and
III.
IN S T R U C T IO N — T e ac h in g
hunters.
The birds were plentiful in
55
55
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e q u ip m e n t
110.00 the lowlands along the river as well
1. Personal service:
T o ta l C a p ita l O u tlay s
l l ) T e a c h e r s ....................
5000
5600
as in the uplands. The deer hunting
D E B T S E R V IC E
2. Supplies
(chalk, p a
IX .
season, however, was a disappoint
150
Principal
on
bonds
............
$1000.00
150
1.
per, etc.) ......................
ment. -
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6. T o ta l e x p e n a e o f
3. Principal on o ther indebt
10900.00
edness ......................................
316.66
„ Jam es Wolfe, a fisherm an about
T e a c h in g ........................
In te re st on bonds .................
6 5 0 .0 0
four miles up Alsea river from W ald
IV .
O P E R A T IO N O F P L A N T
In te re st on other indebt
port, reports that one night recqjttly_
33.34
edness ......................................
1. Personal service:
$2000.00
14 tons, mostly silver salmon, were
T o ta l D e b t S e r v i c e .............
(1) Ja n ito rs and oth er
450
450
caught by himself and his immediate
e m p lo y e s ........................
25
25
(2) L a b o r ..........................
neighbors. The salmon run this year
50
50
2. Ja n ito rs’ supplies . ..
has so far been the best for a number
Recapitulation
250
250
3. Fuel . . . .
..............
of years.
75
75
4. Light and pow er . . .
T otal estim ated expenses for
100
The late potato crop In Columbia
100
5. W a te r............................
the y e a r . ..................• • • • • * 17650 00
8. T o ta l expense of o per
county
will be a t least 40 per cent
(sum of item s '1-6, 11-5,111-6,
1900.00
atio n ......................
...
short and possibly more, according to
VI-8, V-4, VI-5, VII-5, V III-7,
reports received by George A. Nel
V.
M A IN T E N A N C E A N D R t r AiRS
IX-9 X-3)
T
otal
estim
ated
receipts,
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son, county agent. Dry w eather of
1. Repair arttP1 rep lace
7500.00
including proposed tax
the summer and fall Is responsible for
m ent of fu rn itu re and
B alance, am o u n t to he raised
75
75
eq u ip m en t................ . • •
$10150.00
the small yield, he stated.
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2. Repair and m ain ten
Harvesting of K lam ath county’s po
ance of buttdings and
tato crop Is la fhll Swing. Shipments
are going out at the average ra te of
Indebtedness
20 c a n per day In addition to truck
Summary of Estimated Expenditure»
shipments.
About B00 cars have been
A
m
ount
of
bonded
indebted
1
F o r School Y e a r fro » June 17, 1930, to June 15, 1931
shipped to date. AU shipments are go
ness (including all w a rra n ts
issued by vote of electors) . . $13000.00
Personal service sum of I - l - ( l ) ,
ing to the California m a rk e t
2. A m ount of w a rra n t indebted
(2 ), (3 ), (4 ), ( 5 ) ; I I - l - ( l ) ,
While a large num ber of fire look
ness on w a rra n ts issued and
(2 ) , (3 ), ( 4 ) ; 1 1 1 -1 (1 ), (2 ).
outs
In Crater National forest have
endorsed
“
not
paid
fo
r
lack
(3) , ( 4 ) ; I V - l - ( l ) , (2 ), (3) ;
None
V I-l-( 1 ) ,2-( 1 ) ,3-( 1 ) ,4-( 1 ) . . $12700.00
been dropped, th e lookouts at the
of fu n d s’’ ................• • • • •
3. A m ount of other indebted
Supplies 1-2; II-2 ; 111-2; IV -2;
Dutchman peak and Tallowbox moun
316.66
600.00
V I - l- ( 3 ) , 2 -(2 ), 3 -(2 ), 4 (2)
ness ................................ r ‘ ’ V * ’
tain stations a n d the emergency look
1150.00
4. T o ta l Indebtedness (sum OI
M aintenance and rep airs V-l-2-3
613316.66 out a t Roblneon Butte will be kept on
2000.00
D ebt service IX 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8
item s 1, 2, 3 ) ............................
duty until general rains come.
Miacellaeoua sum of 1-3, 4, 5;
U -3, 4; 1II-3, 4, 5; 1V-3, 4, 6,
The fill Is completed In Palmer
6, 7 ; V I - l- ( 2 ) , 3 ( 3 ) , 4 ( 3 ) ,
creek
at the west city limits of Day-
1200.00
(4 ) ; V II I, 2. 3, 4 ; V III-4,5,-6
$17650.00
ton on the Dayton-McMlnnvllle high
T o t a l ...........................................
way. The Dayton bridge spanning
the Yamhill river a t west city limits,
Dated this 28th day of O ctober, 1929.
while not entirely completed, will he
D.
E.
Stephens,
Chairm
an,
Board
of
D
irectors.
opened
to traffic wlthl» a
d»y«
’ ATTEST : F. E. Fortner, District Clerk.
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dtore^Wo. i n
UNITED GROCERS
of oregon . inc .
A Link in The United Chain of Grocers
Dealing in “Merchandise of Merit”
Comprising Mens’ Clothing and Shoes
School Books and School Supplies
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Vegetables, Bakery, and Lunch Goods
Special Offer, Citrus House
hold Soap, 6 bars for........25c
C itr u s
HOUSEHOLD
Watch our Hand Bills for .Friday,
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Saturday and Monday Specials.
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Moro, Oregon
MARCELLING
Every W ednesday, by
Mrs. Lena Siscel of Wasco,
For appointm ents, phone 182.
AGENCY FOR W ILLIA M ’S CLEANERS
AND MODEL LAUNDRY, TH E DALLES
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403 H ot Air F u rn ace; in good con- •
dition, w ith all runs complete. Make
o ffer. Mrs. E. J. Powell, phone 253,:
Moro Ore.
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FL U FF RUGS W anted to make. A n y (
width from 3-foot to 9-foot. S. R. •
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Oregon.
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AMI ALL INTERMEIHATE POINTS
lin ed foiinedions wilh llim servin'
to «ill points
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UTLL HKATOO COACHES
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Sale. O. A. C. laying strain. C. J.
Thom pson, phone 29F22, Moro, O r e .:
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HOUSE FOR SALE. Located in best
residence section of Moro. P r ic e d ,
R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon
rig h t and easy term s. Call or w rite
to S. W. Seorcy, 504 Federal S treet,
The Dalles, Oregon
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Independent Warehouse
& Milling Co*.
W E PAY parcel post one way on all
shoe rep airin g s Good quality work
and leather. Jo e V ro o re , The Dalles,
opposite the post aRice.
DEALERS IN
Lime, Plaster, Cenient, Cedar Posts, Builders
Supplies, Lumber, ’Wood, Coal and Hay
SMALL TWO ROOM house for re n t.
W ater and Lights in house. Mrs.
MANUFACTURERS OF
S. I. H astings, phone 13, Moro.
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W E CAN fit all kinds of people. Ally
» size or w eight. Crippled or de
form ed feet.
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Store, The Dailea.
M IL L F E E D A N D F L O U R