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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1947)
National Potato Letter .... Early Spud Outlook Good In West; US Market Slow Disappearance of 1st crop pota toes continue at .'fair pace despite the wind-up of the export deal. In formation on stock remaining ta meagre and largely guesswork, but supplies appear of manageable vol ume from now on, partly because foreign shipments drained off just enough and partly because the early crop In some sections Is light and late. Even Maine should have a chance to get out from under by ' about mid-May. Among the early states, Califor- .. nla Is a standout for yield and qual ity, both of which appear to be high, Prospects In Louisiana are not so good due to cold wet weath er. Same Is generally true of north Florida iHastlnnsi, Alabama and ' Q: i Carolines. So far. only the Flor id i area is badly hurt by early Mies. Other secilons are retarded, wllh some diunuge to seed pieces ami stands, and considerable leach iiw of fertiliser In hlRh-rainfall dis tricts. Season Is working around to a sort of accordion squeese on mar kctliigs, which will begin later in the Southeast and Gulf areas and then bump Into the movement from areas farther north which have a better chance of full recovery, we think the actual sise of the crop will not be far out of line, but pile ups may cause temporary surpluses. Movement Shipments last week nearly held their own, declining only 191 cars i In total while government cars de- j ellned by 268. This makes a net 1 commercial Increase of 77 cars for 1 the week. Maine fell below 3000 cars for the first time In several weeks, i moving only 2593. Idaho stayed high , with B30 cars, followed by bold ! your hats California, with 8S6 new : and 88 old crop cars. Red River ; valley turned out 404. and Texas 392. ; Only other states over 100 cars were Colorado, Michigan and New York. : Not. that early shipments were 21 per cent of the total, and from only two states. Also, that all early ship ments to date are less than half of the number up to this time last season. Early crop should beg n to dominate the market by early May. Demand and Markets Only five markets reported last week, one of them for the last time this season. Maine had a slow de mand turning good, the market firm to strong and prices up slightly at 16 rente over floor for Green Moun tains, and 20 cents over floor for Katahdln type. Upstate New York demand ruled moderate but Improv ing, the market slightly stronger and prices up to 10 cents at a nickel over the floor. North Dakota Red River vallev demand has been very slow, the market about steady, with too few sales to establish a market, Texas demand is reported moderate to fair, the market steady, prices unchanged at 65 cents over the floor. California (early) demand has been slow to very good, the mar ket steady after Its mid-week dive, but with prices down 60 cents at 40 cents over the floor. Kern coun tv movement has been too fast to maintain their $3.00 price Ideas. j,aina hMTAii tnn Mrlv and niau, u'Pn"'B we think quality is a factor. GEORGE (S WOOD SiMnsiHt? km M SIStSL sVA roMt THAT J!JJ?!S Z insums us ackstJ JT.vy M.iIiii Saturday, May 3 Music by Pappy Gordon Dancing 10 Till 2 Admission 11.00 Chicago terminal reports mostly sliow a very slow demand for old stock, the market dull and mostly weaker, but with some strength Monday and Tuesday. For new stock, demand has been slow to good, Uie market about steady to firm. New York reported dull and weaker for old westerns, steady after strengthening on other old of ferings: new, dull and weaker. At lanta held steady on all stock: Bin ton, about steady to stronger on old, dull to about steady on new: Detroit, old mostly firm, new about steady; Minneapolis, only one re port, shows old dull, new steady: Philadelphia, old about steady, new mostly steady to slightly weaker. San Francisco, on old stock held steady, with not much change In trai'kholdings from the previous week. Thhisa To Watch tleurlnits on program fur agricul ture were begun by the house agri culture committee this week. We all hope for a sound, progressive long-range program, but It is doubt ful whether such will be forthcom ing at this session. It's just too complex to expect a quick solution. Potatoes have a big stake In the outcome,- since price supiwrt mar keting and by-product ut titration arc bound to gel attention. Could wish 1946 had been a different sort of season as It Is bound to affect thinking In congress in shaping fu ture programs. Odds arc that little. If any, funds will be made avullable for the Mar keting Keseuivh AcU Reasons are confused, not all for economy. Spud men had hoHd for a start on long-term plan of research alined at better quality, better marketing, better ul ill tat loll of low grades and surplus 111 by-product outlets. Ad mirable objectives, and not gener ally opposed. But looks like poor start or no start this year. As we have sntd before, potato prices are high. The 1947 early crop support prices are 30 cents over the 1946 late crop suniMirt basts, and late crop price support In 1947 will be on a July 1 parity basis, which Is bound to be still liher. Looks as though we are spiralling up con- NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION NOTtCE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voter of School Dlitrict No. 1, of Klamath County. Slat of Oregon, that a special budget election will be held within the boundaries of aid dUtrtct, at the Fremont School Hulldlni located at 715 Htih Street, in Klamath Falls. Oregon, on the 12th day of May, 1H47, from the hour of two o'clock p. m . to the hour of even o'clock p. m . to vote on the question 'I of Increasing the amount of the tax levy In said School Dlstrtst No. 1 fur the fiscal year beginning July 1. 1947. and ending on the 30th day of June, IMS, on the taxahl property within said District, more than v over the tax levy for the preceding year, and lit of adopting or rejecting the following budget of estimated expenditures for said district tor said fiscal year. The reasons for increasing auch levy are: . 1. Increased cost of instruction t Increased cost of operation 3. Increased cost of equipment and eupplte Public Employee Retirement Act requirements AdMt: A. W. HKSTON E. S. ROBINSON District Clerk Chairman Board of Directors Sefcedate I Estimate; Receipts and Available Cask "Balance General Fund Estimated Receipts from Delinquent Taxes, approxi mately 5V of current year's levy County School Fund - State Aid State Irreducible School Jund ........ State Fund for Handicapped Children . Sale of Supplies. Property and Equipment , Rentals - t Cafeterias I Other Sources 13,300 00 lo4.UM.73 lH.Wt OO a.nou wi l.OOO DO it 0 OO 1 .Bio mi 41.047 no 73 UO Total Estimated Receipts Estimated Avauitut casn ttaiance . i Total Estimated Receipts and Available Cash Balance . Scbedaie U Geaeral Fee I GENERAL CONTROL L Personal Servic 1. Superintendent a. Clerk . Office Assistants 4. Compulsory education and census . a. Bonus . X. Supplies - . X Elections and publicity .. 4, Legal service, audit, clerk's bond. etc. 9. Other Expense g. Totals. General Control Estimated Budget Detailed Expenditures Allowance Expenditures 1147-4 1944-47 1943-44 S 360000 9 3.033 00 9 2.000 04 3UU0OO 1730 00 1.74996 2.873 OO a.3UO 00 3.20J 81 1.000 00 3.X100 1.047 U 400 OO goo no jooo tm m 1.10 00 13O0O 27s UB BOO 00 MO 00 5O0 00 430 00 430.00 271 14 t 11.67300 $ 9.723 00 I 9.00131 Expenditures IJ INSTRUCTION Sepervlslea 1. Personal Service 1. Principals ! Supervisors X Office Assistants 4. Bonus . - - - I. Supplies - a. Other Expense 4. Total, Instruction. Supervision $ 11.17 OO 13.373 Alt f 4.940. 00 3O0 00 230 00 9 13. Ml 73 9.72H OO 3.23O00 1. 900 00 230 OO 130 00 30.I3S.7S g 13.964 74 2.700 03 2.717 73 39 60 130.74 m INSTRUCTION Teach lug L Personal Service L Teachers . . X Substitute Teachers X Home Instruction 4 Librarian 3. Bonus OH. DON'T MIND MY HUSBAND. HE LOVES TO PRETEND HE'S BUSHWACK1N6 THROUGH THE JUNGLES! Don't .v.rl.asl y.vr wiring system. Whia build r modernize pr.vld. ADIOIM7I W(JN0. ELECTRICAL DEALERS OF KLAMATH FALLS w Casxa I Wear J y v Sport Coats Generously cut, all wool coats In th season's newest shades and fabrics. Whether you desire a Glen Plaid, an Overplald or a Tweed, you will And Just the style here. SLACKS A beaut(lul assortment of all wool Coverts, Bedford Cords and light weight slacks are in stock now. For Your New Spring Outfit Ss Drew's Complete Stock of Smart Clothing DREW'S MANSTORE " 733 Main fhon. 3463 Yes . . . At DREW'S X. Library Supplies and Repairs . 3. Instructional Supplies . 4. Textbooks - ,. y Summer Recreation ...... ......... 5. Other Expense - $033.4-11 23 3.0O0 OO 4.700.00 300 00 . 6.3O0 00 11,000.00 9318.342 23 4.0011 OO 4.000 00 1.000 00 18.200 OO 31m no 4.00000 7.926 00 SO 00 9188,449 40 4.133 OJ ' 4.270 31 1.727 31 SOS 37 4.301 40 7.844 30 600 00 1X80 1200,872 32 FV OPERATION OF PLANT L Personal Service 1. Janitors . . X Bonus i 3. Supplies . . Fuel . 4. Lifht and Power 9. water , Telephone - 7. Laundry and Garbage . 8. other EJipense . 9. Totals, Operation of Plant .... 2, 4O0 00 lO.fXX) 00 4,000 00 l.Hoo.tm BOH 00 8O0 00 73 00 9 w .ooo no 3.3i0 00 2.000 )0 in.wx) 00 4, (MM) OO 1 Hon x (KM) OO doooo 73.00 I 46.325.00 1.700 10 8.4.16 27 4.4HI 117 1.H27.12 743(17 4U.I 3B 26.34 V -MAINTENANCE AND BE PA IRS L Personal Service 1. Engineer and Assistant . z. Bonus . 3. Furniture and Equipment J. Buildings 4, Grounds 9. Other Expense , 3.303 00 16.400.00 3,400.00 i 4,240 OO 300 00 1.370 00 1404 00 l.tUS.OO 838 44 13.974 08 BOO 87 3.00 t. ToUls, Maintenance and Repairs VI AH IX I ART AGENCIES L Health Service 1. Personal Service 1. Nurse ' 2. Bonus - X Supplies 3. Physical Examinations S. Transportation of Pupils 1. Personal Service Bus Drivers 2. Supplies -,, .., 3. Bus Repairs r- - ,-, s. uareiena L Personal Service 1. Manager and Cooks 2. Bonus ... ,- r , X Supplies 3. Equipment 1.11000 30000 300.00 38.823 00 3.322 30 1.9) 00 200 00 73 00 223 00 780.00 300 OO 7.728 .88 12.474 00 1.973O0 2S.82.T 00 3353.00 1.980 00 37.17 347 78 2 1X1 94 63 S16 70 338.71 4. Totals, Auxiliary Agencies VII FIXED CHARGES L Insurance X Public Employes Retirement Requirements . a 3. Totals, Fixed Charges I 3,828 20 24.133 20 S 1.61738 16J14 03 VIU Capital Oatlays L Mew Sites j. 1 New Bulldincs 3. Alteration of buildings 'not repairs 4. New furniture and equipment m. uuier capital ouuays L Library books 3 Improvement of Grounds . Totals, Capful Outlays 7. 033. 00 24411. 50 1.800 00 3.100.00 f 5.000.00 18.000.00 10470.00 18,650.60 1.800 Oft 6.735.00 3441 36 13.055.84 IX DEBT SERVICE NON-BONDED L Interest 3. Totals, Debt Service EMERGENCY 9 7.500.00 GRAND TOTALS, Schedule II Scbedale HI Seminary ef Estimates ef Expenditures. Receipts and Available Cask Balance, and Tax I, t vies General Fund Total estimated expenditures . Deduct: . Total estimated receipts and available cash balances 'Schedule It 612,327.76 300.348 75 Amount to be raised by taxation ..jt... Add: Estimated amount of taxes that will not be collected during fiscal year, approximately 5t of tax levy $311,981.01 13.599.05 Total estimated tax levy 9327,880.06 Dated: April 14, 1947 Signed: A. W. HESTON, District Clerk Z. S. ROBINSON. Chairman, Board of Directors Approved by Budget Committee, April 14. 1947 Signed: HOWARD BARNHISEL, Secretary E. S. ROBINSON, Chairman OKNKRAL INFORMATION Statement ef Indebtedness, Bond and Interest Fund and Special Improvement Funds I BOND AND INTEREST FUND ' " Bonded Indebtedness: Bonds outstanding July 1, 1947 Principal . ...i:)7,0O0.OO Interest requirements .......,. 15,305.00 Total Indebtedness 91534B3O0 Reserve: Investment In U. S. Treasury Series "C" Bonds 9 70,000.00 Cash In hands of County Treasurer July 1, 1947 estimated . M , 27.500 00 Total Reserve 97,500.00 Balance to be raised by taxes n 9 50,085.00 Tax Levy for Fiscal Year July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1948 $ 31,000.00 II SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT FUND SERIAL LEVY ) 0-Year Serial Levy 9100.000.00 approved at special t election held June 10, 1944 Tax receipts to April 1, 1947 w 9 56,033.89 Interest and Premium on Investments u 807.50 Total Receipts 9 57,441.39 Less Expended - 9,793.26 Balance on Hand ;... 9 47.648.13 Tax Levy for Fiscal Year July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1948 9 20,000.00 III MILLS SCHOOL SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT FUND SERIAL LEVY ) 3-Year Serial Levy 9100,000,00 approved at ) special election held May 23, 1946. Tax receipts to April 1, 1947 , (No Expenditures) 9 42, IBB, 89 itnntly in the fuel of vvhut wo nil know to be Rii Ii.f.ntmi ettURtloii. Prices geiiornlly, Aiut foot, prlcrs In pitrttculttr, may lull. II iTtnt Imp pens. ennnumer price idrna wilt thy nwity fiom to 6 cent poUtoca. If that happens, the country'! ueetls on terms of whnt It will buy ut to tluy'n lulccN will drop. A crop of 3(V0 million bushels, pi-e-war short nwo, iniuht turn out to be s sur plus, if we turn out 400 million IIKRAt.O NEWS, Klsmsik Falls. Ore. THt'RSU Y, Msy I, UAT. se Fewftss Kcno Church Eyes Community Holl The Keno HuptlHt cluirrh Huiultty sctuml tofiether with other residents of the Weyerlmeuner, falrhsvnn end Keno roftd nren, sre tutklnii plnitR of bushels, a very real iKMulblllty, whst then? uMmu Die Keno dance lull s com muiuty hall. The hnll would be available for Hoy Mcout inretlnus, woiuen cluh ineetluiiN. roller Bkullng rlidt other sctlvltles. nubile ineetlitB to ritsnuM iMMilbllity f i out all itimles, will ha held this Krlduy itt H pin. In the Keno school hoiine. Kveryune in the district Is urued to come and have his any In the matter. or Olllt J thls I It. NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION NnriCB ! IIVIIVIIV niVVM U It.. t.l ltnlnH lllh lhAnl Ill.lrlnl Mn a tt HlK.i.lh (SiilitlV Ml.l- .. r. ton, that a special huilst election will he held with the boundaries of said UUirlit' at Kismsih t'oloi. Illsh Mrhwil, si Alameda and Wall Streets, In Klamath rails. Osefon, on the Hill itav of May, 1947, from Hie hmir of two o't'lork p m le the hour of seven o'clock p. m. to vtite on the question ih of liu'ivaslna the atnmmt of (he i Isvy to said t'nhm iUuh School District for the fiscal year beslnnlng July 1, IS4T, and eliding on toe 30lh dav of Juitv, HUit. on ttis tasahle proitarty within said District, more than over the tas levy for Ihe preceding year, and J' of ailoplliig or rejecilng the folluwing budget of aiimated expenditures for said district for said fiscal year, The reasons for Increasing such levy are: 1. Increased cost of Instruction 3. Increased vost of equipment and supplies Attest! A. W. 11 EATON Dislrlet Clerk I Increased cost of operation 4 I'Ublio Employes Itetlteineill lequlienisnls Nri.HON nrri) Chalttnan tluaid of Directors, Scksesis I Kslimalsd Rsssisls sag Available Calk Ralsnesi (Jsitsral fund Kstlinated receipts from Delinquent Taxes, approximately t of current levy Vocational Kiluratlou Tulltnn Adult Class ., M ,,., , Tuition Huntmer Hchool ., . MB, Hales of Supplies, Properly and equipment , ... Cafeteria . . , Hecreatlon Committee, Reimbursement Light, Power and Water , Other Sources ....-............, Hritals State Aid ... ,. Total Estimated Receipts Kstimaud Cash Malanre .. I 14.VK1 (HI . 4.omt tm 4 HI (Ht ;iini im) I.iumi no IH WMI fMI ,VU IKI UMI INI :to tu 90.S.U US .. 91,-tu S4.t tm Total Estimated Hsceipts and Available Cash Balance Schsdale II Otntral read II ma led lieeaallaies I (it. N Kit A L CONTROL ' I. Personal service I. Superintendent 9. Clerk . 1 Oflgice Assistants 4 Compulsory education and census , 9. Bonus ....-.. 1 Supplies . 3 Elections and publicity , 4 Lesal service, audit, clerk's bond. tU. . 9. Ulher expense HV .... . Totals. General Control Estimated It u.l h I lelalled Expenditure Alloweore Kapentlllures 1147 -48 UiB 47 1UU iO 9 a.anooo 9 a.ooo 9 a 00013 IOOOOO I.TMIOU T4D'M l.BU 00 3 .Usual nl fttNMHI JJO H 4al OO atxi 00 aai 00 aio 41 ISO 00 11 mi .til .10 StHl 00 XM on si .i 00 43000 4HI UU 3U IS 9 lo.srrsoo 9 i.7iaoo 9 g s13 j? Kaprndliure 9 II INSTRtTTION Saearvlslea I. Personal Service 1. Principal . 1. Supervisors 9 Office AssUtanU 4 Him us t Supplies - 1 Commencement Expense 4 Other expense 8. 0000 3.713 00 7.UIO0U tuono SAo 00 3U0U0 4 41 J SO 2 7J1 XI 5 MJ OO .U 00 TlOUO SiWIISJ jiaiuo 771 1141 oj 277 41 9. Totals, Instruction, Supervision tie INHTRt'CTION Tesrhlag 1. Personal service 1. Teachers and C "aches 2. Subetitule Teachers 3. Home Ina true lion ., 4 Library service 9. Additional Teachers 4. Summer School Bonus . 9. Library Supplies 3 Instructional Supplies 4 Other Expense Travel 9. Teal Books 4 Totals, Instruction. Teaching 917. t.14 It 913oil 14 $1 IS Ite M S.aoo ou J oihi cai n in aio on xinun isou 4(m 9.I0000 l.iouoo Id soo on 3ou 00 mo 00 4o 00 t.BjXI 1X1 K 00 33 mi t ft t 7ai OO 7.477 Oil 9 M4 17 goo uo sooo jin 31 oo nu rat4,7ae is iisi.wjii ma jo3 IV or r: ration or PLANT 1. Personal service I, Janitors ... 3 Ronus , Supplies . X rue! .. 4 Light and Power S. Water 5 Telephone 7. tisrtiage and 1-sundry , 9. Other Expense 9 90.g4g 09 irzrj! 1 3.40000 I uo S 300 on 3.4IH1 CM) WlO HI 3.71X1 tx) 300 ou g Totals, Operation of Plsnt 9 17 too OA l,7tu on 9 010 00 a, mm 00 4 7i UO 3.4011 oil Avion l.JIXI (Ml JUUUQ 9 i,7ft0 00 9 M.OU44, I.1MBJ 3 UH SO ft Mi4 3J 3.U.1 17 ato 7a 1.347 V ta as V ilAINTr NAM r AND REPAIRS 1. Personal Service I. Engineer and Assistant 7 Bonus ,., 3. Furniture end Equipment ... 3. Buildings . , 4 Grounds - 9. Other Expense Misc. and Labor - 9. Totals, Maintenance and Repairs . 3, To 00 S.liooo S,77 00 a, sua uo 00 100 IM 3 034 OO 4.4) 00 1.133 00 3. 3O0 00 S.U 04 l.'mit 3 4.4M 03 a,n;i.i 00 i.iao 4a i 9 U .ooo oj VI ACXIIJART AflENCIES J. Health Service 1. Persons! Service 1. Nurse ................ 3. Rnnus ...,..... 3. SuDDlles Physical Exams Tranportatlon of pupils 1. Personal Service 1. Bus Drivers 3 Ronus a. Supplies 3. Repair of busses 4. nusses m Cafeteria 1. Persons! Service 1, Cafeteria Manager a. Cafeteria Cooks 3 BOnUS rTT r a Supplies 1 3. Equipment . 4 Totals, Auxiliary Agencies VII r IX ED CHARGES 1. Insurance ... ,.. 1. Buildings and Equipment (Blanket) , 3. Automotive , .L. ., .... a. State Industrial Accident ,,- 4. Vault 9 Boiler .... ... S. Retirement .. 9 l .MA 00 9 1,410 no aoo (m 14100 1431X1 900 00 9.0UOUO g. 443 00 9.470 00 Too IN) 3.4O0 00 3.0110 00 avmoo 3. .100 00 13.733 39 lg.443U3 1.147 90 1.135 00 3,saa 00 a.SHM no ago 00 up taw la.u.pjofi 3,411 30 7J7 00 9 91 J43 33 9Ltt27"o3 130 31 130 W I W13 10 4.011 79 14 70 13 00 9 I3-UM.12 1 .3O0 00 371 UO 400 no as no S3 ( 13,300.00 3, Total, Plxed Charges 9 a. im m H 3d 300 00 10.33a a 9 isWYf 9 S7 IS 71X1 S3 313 14 VIII ( APITAL OUTLAYS 1. New Sites ., 3 New Buildings Alteration of buildings 'not repairs) . New furniture and Equipment New busses . Other Capital Outlays I. Library Rooks - 3. Improvement of Grounds 3 Other Expense 9 3 woo 20.354 00 SOO 00 9.473.00 , 9 .11 4011 on 40.JM 1 9 I KS') S 17. mi I 17 9.807 04 443 30 9.773.40 08 Ol 7. Total, Cspltal Outlays IX DEBT SERVICE 1. Interest a. Total Debt Service 9 900 00 108 OS 1O8O0 X EMERGENCY 9 7,300.00 XI NATIONAL DEFENSE GRAND TOTALS, GENERAL FUND 94.11,8.19.70 Schedule HI Summary ef Estimates ef Expsndltares, Receipts, end Available Cask Balances, and Tsx Levies General Fund Total Estimated Expenditures ... 943I.B.1S70 Deduct: Total estimated receipts and available cash balances (See Schedule I) -.... 141.04.1 OH Amount t be raised by taxation M,w w.. 93H,R0173 Add: Est! muted amount of taxes that will not be collected during fiscal year, approximately 5"n of tax levy 14.494 38 Total estimated tax levy ... M......H.M...H..U,.,...H...W M .T04,1fl8 30 Dated: April 14, 1047 Signed: A W. HESTON, District Clerk NELSON tXKKt), Chairman, Board of Directors Approved by Budget Committee, April 14. 147. Signed: K. O. KLA1IN, ' Secretary NKLNON HERD, GENERAL INFORMATION Sislsment ef Indebtedness, Bund and Inlsrsst Fund, and Spsclal Improvement Fund I BOND AND INTEREST FUND Reserve Bonds At Interest Fund: Cash In hands of County Trans. estimated to July 1, IB47 ,. . 11II1H a ao 000 00 Investment In U. S, Treasury Series "C" Bonds no!o(W.oo Total Bonds and Interest fund Tteserve Indebtedness! Bonds outstanding as of July 1, 1047 ,H ... .,...J30.000 00 Interest Requirements , ..... .1.(10(1.73 Total Indebtedness - m,. Estimated surplus In Bond and Interest Fund No tax levy required for flical year July 1, 1947, to June 30, 1949 , 9 79,000.00 9:i, 0(18.79 gTviai.as II SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT FUND SERIAL LEVY I 8-Year Levy of 9100,000.00 approved at Special Election ) June 37, 1044, Tax receipts to April 1, 1047 H ,.,X 9171,070.13 Interest on Investments ., 3,03.1. ao Total receipts ....... 9174.012.42 Less expenditures ,.......,. ...,........,.... ..,..., 7.333.00 Balance April 1, 1947 ...,.... WH HM . 9100,700.43 Cash on Hand 9 io.020.on U. S. Treasury 2 Bonds at par ,.,W.M MH.M flO,(KM).oo U. S. Treasury 3 Bonds at 103 3 40,l4(l.:i4 1 U. S, Treasury Series "C" Bonds at psr .H,..WWM 30, 000, 00 Total Cash and Investment n...HH.....WMHH. HHi,7((0.43 Tax Levy for Fiscal Year July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1048 A. 31; M. 1 No. 607 ' Tax Levy for Fiscal Year July 1, 1047, to Jung 30, 1048 , 90, A. 21: M. INo. 808 ...... vw, 4
