Senate action and daily congressional notes of February
Washington reports show the Senate passed the Maine recovery appropriation of 200000 and discussed the twelfth census while Alaska government bills and artillery expansion were debated. Henry Corbett seat debates, pension bills, and Sundry Civil appropriations filled Feb 21–28 with remarks on Cuban questions and potential war inclinations.
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Washington
Senate
Maine
Alaska
Hainley
Heb
Thurston
Prue Denge
Spain
Spooner
Wis
Ileary W. Corbett
Oregon
Henry W. Corbett
House
Duker
Lake City
Boutelle Me
United States
Fels
Che Chenawi
The School Code Condensed for Meetings and Text Books
The Republican's condensed code outlines school meetings powers of voters in school corporations and townships, definitions of independent districts, voting qualifications, notice periods, and how directors are elected. It specifies ballot voting, meeting times, tax limits, and duties for directors, with emphasis on text books, school houses, and school taxes.
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Board of Directors
Regiar
Isubh Distritts
Voters
Law governing school text books and uniform series provisions
Contingent fund procedures set rules for taxing adverse parties and recording judgments. County Board of Education details include chairman, secretary, and required records. Uniform text book adoption, bidding, contracts, and price reporting are outlined, with changes forbidden for five years and allowances for single corporations to purchase books. Agents may be appointed within the county, with bonds required for safekeeping of supplies.
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County Board OF Education
Board of Supervisors
Board of Directors
Elevator to the Capitol Home Story
Two young men walked the capitol precincts a stranger and a guide. The stranger urged visiting the dome then chose the elevator, only to be directed to the basement lunchroom where a cold quart was served. The acquainted escort paid the bill at the end.
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Capitol
Dome
Washington Times
Reward of Merit and the Great Daily Editor Exchange
In a terse exchange the editor asks if the double led leader on circulation has been finished. The assistant affirms and jokes about calling the paper a Franklin era triumph. The editor contemplates raising funds to cover salaries as the edition hits the street.
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New Daily Paper
Franklin
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the Times
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Reagan
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Jesse Kelley
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L. B. Dewalt
Valentine
The
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LAW OF Text Books
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Woom Lewis
Koston, Mass
Iowa
Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Pres. W. M. BuardsHear
Ames, Iowa
Western Tree Planters
Evergreen Nurser Company
Evergreen
Evergreen Nursery CO
Evergreen, Wis
New-York Turbine
Algona
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