Hearing set on equalization bill in House Appropriations
A hearing for the equalization bill for the next biennium was scheduled Tuesday February 26 at 2 00 pm before the House Committee on Appropriations. Six county superintendents and others invited to Austin to assist in presenting the measure. House Bill 21 seeks emergency appropriation of 326000 for equalization and reallocates transportation high school tuition and salary aid funds to pay about 80 percent of last year and this year aid to each participating cause.
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Littell's Liquid Relieves Minor Skin Irritations
Advertising note from The Wm. Reese Drug Co promoting Littell's Liquid a sulphurate compound for itching and skin irritations including ivy poisoning chiggers and eczema. The ad cites over twenty five years of availability and price of rice 50c.
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Measures Move in Austin on School Funding and Posts
Legislation advances including emergency and deficiency appropriations to cover school deficits for 1937-38 and previous salaries. Bills set minimum janitor pay at 70 dollars monthly with a 5 dollar exam fee, and a semi annual public audit publication. A land board proposal seeks reform in member composition, with debate over a statewide roster. Interscholastic League events and census timing for district rolls are announced with deadlines for entries and reporting.
What Husbands Don't Know at Proctor School
Mrs Grace Nichols club announces a free play at the Proctor School auditorium on March 3 with a quilt drawing. Proctor residents and surrounding towns attend as residents and visitors share events and family gatherings during the period.
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Ben Clements
Hasse
Wisdom From Failure Says Samuel Smiles Quote
The saying emphasizes learning through mistakes and exploring what will not work. It attributes the thought to Samuel Smiles and notes that progress comes from errors and discoveries rather than flawless success.
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