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VERNONIA EAGLE
Friday, August 13,1926
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POSTMASTER EXAMINA-' civil service commission will make
inquiry among representative local
TION TO BE HELD business
and professional men and
sion at Washington prior to :he
close of business on the d ite
specified at the head of this an­
nouncement.
Attention is directed to the fact
that so-called civil service corres­
pondence schools have no official
status or connection with the gov-
ernment. Authentic information in
regard to examination
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may be ob-
tained only from the United States
civil service commission or . an
authorized representative of the
commission, and without cost. In­
struction of the postoffice depart­
ment to postmasters and postal em­
ployees relative to such schools ap-
peni- in the postal bulletin of Sep-
tember 12, 1921, and in October
1921, supplement to the postal
guide.
The postoffice department will
not nominate for appointment as
postmaster the husband or wife
a rural carrier.
eral manager, 211 Northwestern
CARD OF THANKS
NOTICE
Ban': building, Portland.
Entries*
We wish to thank our friends for
Camp
No.
655,
Woodmen of the
must be in before October 10 on the[ their sympathy and acts of kindness
World, will initiate a large class in
breeding stock and before October shown us during our recent bereave­ the grange hall, Saturday, August
20 on the fat stock.
ment. Mrs. M. B. Hatton and family. 21, at 8 P.M. Members of No. 65,
Portland, will put on the work. All
Incased in armor of beaten-cop­
Try an Eagel Want Ad.
Woodmen invited to attend.
per plates, the skeleton of what is
believed to have been an Indian
chief has been unearthed in Ken­
tucky.
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To fill the vacancy in the position women concerning the experience,
of postmaster in Keasey, the ability and character of each appli­
United States civil service commis­ cant. and will assign ratings upon
sion has announced, at the request the evidence secured and upon i-
of the postmaster general and in ac­ work done in the examination room.
Nothing will be permitted to ap-
cordance with an order of the presi­
dent, an open competitive examina­ pear in the evidence upon which
ratings are assigned which might
tion to be held in Vernonia.
To be eligible for the examination even suggest the political affilia-
Two Missouri black snakes are
soon to battle two Texau rattlers
an applicant must be a citizen of tion of any candidate.
before an audience of Texas state
Full information and application
the United States, must reside with
officials. The belief has long been
in the delivery of the postoffice for blanks may be obtained at the post
current that black snakes, which
which the examination is held, must office for which the examination is
are harmless to humans will kill
have so resided for at least two held or from the United States civil
rattlesnakes. If the two selected win
years next preceding the examina­ service commission, Washington, D.
their battle, 10,000 more black
snakes will be imported to Texas in 1
tion date, must be in good physi­ C.
an attempt to war on the rattlers.
cal condition, and within the pre­
Applicants must submit to the ex­
scribed age limits.
Both men and aminer on the day of the examina­
tion, their photographs, taken with­
Lizards of Australia have stump
women are admitted.
in two years, securely pasted in the
tails so like their heads that they
Under the terms of the execu- space provided on the admission NEW FEATURES IN
are known as ‘two-headed lizard.».’
tive order, the civil service commis- cards sent them after their appli­
LIVESTOCK
SHOW
sion will certify to the postmaster cations are filed. Tintypes or proofs
A flower thirty-five inches in dia­
general the names of the highest will not be accepted.
meter has been discovered in Born­
Tho premium list of the 16th an­ eo. Its bud is often as large as a
Application form 2241 and form
three qualified eligibles. if as many
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as three are qualified, and the 222.3, containing full information nual Pacific International Livestock man’s head.
postmaster general will select one I as to the requirements to be met exposition to be held at Portland
and the character of the examina­
The average player in the six­
for nomination by the president.1 tion to be given,, may be obtained October 30 to November 6, inclus­ teen major league baseball clubs is -----
ive,
has
just
been
received
and
car­
Confirmation by the senate is the from any one of the vacancy of-
28 years of age. 5 feet 11 inches' rgr-_
I flees listed or from the United ries awards from all sources of ap­ tall, and weighs 172 pounds.
final action.
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I States civil service commission, proximately $100,000.00
Applicants will be required to
Application
From 1830 until after the Civil
Washington, D. C.
This great livestock university of
assemble in an examination room J must
War, Yankee clippers carried ice
be properly executed, showing
fdr scholastic tests, and will also be the examination point at which the vestern America promises to give an from Boston to india. With the ad-
rated on their education and busi­ applicant desires to be examined, intensive short course week of live­ vent of artificial refrigeration tho
ness training and experience. The and must be filed with the commis- stock, agricultural products and at­ trade died out.
tendant industrial exhibits which
shall make outstanding history; ex­
hibits this year coming from a wider
LIVING beyond one’s means for appearance sake
area of America than ever before.
With increased earnings, des're to increase spend­
This prize list is divided amongst
ing. Too much show, living for today, making no
the various departments practically
preparation for tomorrow. All of this may be hu­
as follows: Dairy breeds, $15,500;
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man nature, but it’s the curse of the times.
beef breeds, $16,000; sheep and
goats, $10,000; hogs, $3,750; heavy
IT IS THE CAUSE OF
draft horses and night horse show,
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WANT
$18,000 by the exposition proper
WE ARE READY FOR YOU WITH
and $18,000 by sponsors of stakes
--------- FAILURE
and from entry fees in these big
--------- DISTRESS
classes, a total of $36,000, making
A thorough cultural and proicMional scholar­
ths show one of the largest horse
ship is the outstanding characteristic of the
THE SURE WAY to be prepaerd for unexpected
State University.
shows in America which distinct:on
misfortunes is to have a bank book in your name
Training it offered tn.
it has held for the past two years.
showing
an increased balance with growing in­ I
BATHING (>PS
22 departments of the College of
Fat stock classes, $5,000; boys’ and
terest
credits.
Literature. Science and the Arts.
girls’ club work, $5000; dairy prod­
KODAK FILM—LUNCH SETS
USE OUR BANK; it is here for the use and bene­
ucts $1000; judging teams, $2500;
Architecture and Allied Arts—
together with the groupings of other
fit of everybody in this community.
Business Administration — Educa­
smaller items, which will bring the
tion—Journalism—Graduate Study
amount up to the $100,000 mark.
—Law—Medicine—Music—Physi­
cal Education—Sociology
Social
There will be a wonderful fox
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Work—Extension Division.
department, it is said. It is assur­
ed at the present time that foxes
51st Yeir Opens September 27, 1926
VERNONIA. OREGON
“THE REXALL STORE”
from the entire Pacific slope and
For information or catalogue write
Wm. Folger, Prop.
Alaska will be shown and a move­
The Registrar. Unhfereitp of
ment is under way whereby the Am-1
Or egofl, Eugene. Ore.
t
erican National Fox Breeders asso­
ciation will hold its national show
there. If so, it will probably mean
the showing of at least 1000 fox, a
wonderful exhibit in itself and one
UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of Union High that will attract nation-wide atten­
This original estimate showB in parallel columns the unit costs of the several services, material and supplies
School District No. 1 of Columbia County, State of Oregon, that a
tion.
for the three fiscal years next preceding the current year, the detail expenditures for the last one of said three
SCHOOL MEETING of said district will be held at Sqhool Building, on
The “Truth in Meats” exhibit at­ preceding fiscal years and the budget allowances and expenditures for six months of the current ycar.( Six mon­
the 26 day of August, 1926, from 2 to 7 o’clock in the afternoon for the
purpose of discussing the budget hereinafter set out with the levying tracted so much attention last year ths of the current year” means six months of the last school year.)
board, and to vote on the proposition of levying a special district tax.
and has resulted in so much good to
EXPENDITURES____________________ ______________________
The total amount of money needed by the said school district during the livestock industry that it has
the fiscal year beginning on June 30, 1926, and ending June 30, 1927, ¡3 been decided to put it on again this
Expenditures and budget Expenditures for three fiscal years next
preceding the last school year__
estimated in the following budget and includes the amounts to be re­
Estimated allowance for six months of
Detailed
ex­
last
school
year.
ceived from the county school fund, state school fund, elementary school year with added features. The cost
expenditures
of producing a pound of beef will be
fund, special district tax, and all other moneys of the district:
penditures Second yearThird rear
ITEM
for
the
en
­
shown from the time the ranch in­
BUDGET
Expenditures Budget allow for
year the
‘of last
the Kive yearly «¡ve yearly
suing school
vestment is made until the beefsteak
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
in
detail
ance
in
de
­
totals
year.
3-year per-
totals
PERSONAL SERVICE:
No. Salary per year Total
is on the plate before the consumer.
tail
iod
2 Principals
...................... 1 $ 2400 $ 2400
The dairy people are very much
1800
1800
3 Teachers
.................................... 1
interested in putting on a very con- PERSONAL SERVICE:
1530
1530
1
structive dairy products show this 2. Principals ............................ * 2400
* 1466 $ 2200
$ 2000
4320
1440
3
year and the probabilities are that
1350
1350
1
4537.50
7425
3240
21C0
1800
500
500
one far beyond any previous year 3. Teachers i............................
Specialty ............................. 1
7215
1530
,
1............................
4 Janitors ................................................
will be staged.
,
.4
1125
3............................ . 4320
The premium list may be obtained
4545
3035
1............................
1350
180
5. Clerk .....................................................
by addressing O. M. Plummer, ger.-
500
100
1 Specialty .........
7. Other services ........................................
564
810
1125
810
4. Janitors ................................
810
850
$ 13305
Total .....
66
100
180
60
5. Clerks ..................................
60
60
MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES:
173.66
50
100
7. Other services ................
9 750
1. Furniture (desks, stoves, curtains, etc.) ..
*7464.66
*10945
$13305
*10085
Total—Personal Services
* 5407.50
*8336
250
ft. Supplies (chalk, erasers, etc.) Laboratory
50
ft. Library books .................................................
MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES:
25
* 104.75 * 500
-..................
1. Furniture (desks, etc.) ....* 750
4. Flags ...........
150
551.92
176
250
Janitor’s supplies .............. !..........................
2.Supplies (chalk.etc.)Lab.
300
24.66
125
50
3. Library books ..................
7. Fuel ....................................................................
—
A
Specialty
of
—
100
15
25
4. Flags ...................................
s. Light ................................................-................
60
21
160
150
9. Water ...............................................................
6. Janitor’s supplies ............
200
550
300
300
10. Postage and stationery ..............................
7. Fuel .................................
AUTO PAINTING
60.82
100
$ 1885
100
8. Light .................................
Total ......................................
37 65
100
60
9. Water .................................
CONSTRUCTION:
76
76.90
200
10. Postage and stationery
I $ 7500
New gymnasium .........................................
*1176.60 * 1790
Phone 922
Total—Material A Supplies $ 1885
* 1317.93
I
2500
*2290
New rooms in old gymnasium ....
$ 10000
Total ..._..............................
CONSTRUCTION:
*
New gymnasium ..................... * 7500
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS:
New rooms ............................ 2500
$___ 100
Total ......................................
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION Total—Construction ........... $10000
INDEBTEDNESS:
TO
INCREASE TAX MORE THAN MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS:
........
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$
3380
1. Bonded, and interest thereon .................
SIX PER CENT OVER THAT OF Total—Main’ten'e A R’pairs $ 100
11709
2. Wai rant, and interest thereon ...................
* 130.02 * 700
THE PREVIOUS YEAR
3. All other indebtedness and interest thereon
Strata,
Bridg»»):
ASSESSMENTS
(Highway»,
Road«,
$ 15380
Total ................................
Notice is hereby given to the legal Total—Assessments
* 107,12
120
TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS:
voters of Union High School District
$ 5000 No. 1 of Columbia County ( State of INDEBTEDNESS:
Total ...................................
*1486.
* 3730
$ 3970
Oregon, that an election will be held 1. Bonded and int. htereon * 3380
INSURANCE:
, 4176.98
5223.50
2. Warrant.and int. thereon.. 11709
District
at
School
Building
in
said
Total ............
on the 26 day of August, 1926, 3. All other indebtedness
MISCELLANEOUS:
300
from 2 to 7 o’clock in the afternoon and interest thereon ...........
Clerk’s bond .................
* 8146.98
*6709.50 $ 3730
$ 4004.56
,3860
to vote on the question of increasing Total Indebtodneaa ........... *15889
Graduating expenses ....
the amount of the tax levy in said TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS:
Additional school grounds
District for the year 1926-27 by Total—Trans, of Pupils
* 3600
*8137
* 2427.74
* 787.60
*1500
» 5000
Total
more than six per cent over the
amount of such levy for the year INSURANCE:
Total estimated amount of money for all pur-l
immediatey preceding.
poses during the year ......................
1
* 467
* 680
Total—Insurance .............. ...» 400
*
70
It is necessary to raise this addi­
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
tional amount by special levy for the MISCELLANEOUS:
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Estimate of probable unexpended balance at end of I
Clerks bond
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following reasons:
I $ 9000 I
current year ..................................................................
100
Increase in number of teachers: Commencement ...............
Estimated amount to be received from all other ■| 1
600
providing additional class rooms: Add. school grounds
3000 I
sources during the coming school year
, 672.92 * 1070
635
* 245.62
* 697.30
* 293.66
Total estimated receipts, not including proposed tax
’ * Î200è purchasing lota for new gymnasium; Total—Miscellaneous
to make up for delinquent taxes; GRAND TOTAL
,46714
*18898.72
,27389
,23187
63
,11264.79
*6731.55
RECAPITULATION
building new gymnasium.
*46714 I
Total estimated expenses for the year
Dated this 3rd day of August,
I, Mrs. Chas. Malmsten, do hereby certify that the above estimate of expenditures for the year 1925-1926
12000
I
Total estimated receipts not including proposed tax
1926.
was prepared by me and that the expenditures and budget allowance for six months of the current year and the
*34714 Attest: MRS. CHAS. MALMSTEN, expenditures for the three fiscal ysars next preceding ih e current year as shown above have been compiled from
_____ Bainace, amount to be raised by district tax
District Clerk the records in my charge and are true and correct eoplee thereof.
August, 1926
bruce M c D onald .
bruce M c D onald
Attest:
MRS. CHAS. MALMSTEN
522
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MRS. CHAS. MALMSTEN, District Clerk.
Chairman Board of Director» 522 Chairman Board of DirsetoM.
522
District Clerk
Here aie some of the Short
sighted views of life
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Picnic Time
PICNIC SUPFLIES
Vernonia Drug Co
Bank of Vernonia
Original Estimate and Accounting Sheet
Notice of School Meeting
Earles Repair Works