School Board Adopts 1981 92 Budget Total 312000
The Board of Education approved a school year budget totaling 312,000 with allocations for salaries, supplies, maintenance, programs, and debt service. The document outlines departmental appropriations including principals and teachers, as well as auxiliary services and fixed charges.
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Oo Legal Service
Bdue
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Ptyravies
Medien
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Hilstrom
Debe
Eamn Airutlay
Auto crashes into Legion corps killing guard leader
Randolph May Day tragedy as a stolen car plows into the Randolph American Legion Drum Corps on Main Street injuring several and killing Russell J. Barber 20 chief of the East Randolph Fire Department. Driver Barnett Hilley of Pyles Corners was arrested after the crash.
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East Randolph
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Russell J. Barber
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Randolph American Legion
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Jaymeaygins
Berrit Hilley
Pyie's Corners
Stedmburg
Ritwand
Cherlie Leone
Hiller
Dromi Corps
Hranly Ar
Otla Scheller
Li Ue Valley
Liston Monroe
Jamestown General Hospital
Prank Root
Aurora Shumway
Fae Cry Primes
Waterboro
Barks
Planting Perennials From Seed in Home Gardens
The article advises that herbaceous perennials can be grown from seed with early summer sowing often yielding best results. It covers seed bed preparation, soil mix with compost, seed depth, shading, and transplanting care, listing varieties like Shasta daisies feverfew and hollyhock as good starters.
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Karl F. Keulerman
Bareau
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Plant’ Industry
Farm Hand Confesses to Murder of Canton Couple
Canton Ohio May 12 a teen farm hand after 12 hours of questioning confessed to the hatchet killings of his invalid employer Edward Thomas aged 46 and his wife Ethel 44 Prosecutor James Aungst said the motive was to obtain 100 plus a radio. He was traced via a sedan to a friend’s home within 24 hours after the bodies were found stuffed in clothes.
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Canton
Ray Will
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Edward Thomas
Ethel
James Alingst
Aungst
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Press
Army posts to be abandoned announced by Hoover
May 17 news from Washington states that twenty or thirty army posts will be abandoned. President Hoover appointed a committee from the army justice and agriculture departments and veterans bureau to determine which sites can be used by other departments during the transition.
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Washington
Hoover
Witte House
Army
Justice and Agriculure
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