State Revenues in 1928 Reach 14.5 Million
State funds for the year ended June 30 totaled about 14.5 million with expenditures of 138.5 million. William Hosking, state accountant, notes incomplete figures and warrants issued totaling 854,440 with 33,624 general fund and 64,816 special fund warrants. George P. Porter, state auditor, says 2,900 receipts issued by the state treasurer. Complete figures expected in about thirty days.
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Wiliam’ Hosking
George P. Porter
State Board of Examiners
Secretary of State
Mr. Hosking
Opening Session of Beaver Head Board Equalization
Beaver Head County commissioners met to set tax policies for the biennium. The books will close July 10 with state bills paid, other claims moved to deficiency awaiting legislature approval, and balancing of departmental costs against total expenditures planned. Adjournment set for August 12 to act on tax reduction petitions. a Grasshopper ranch trespass matter to be studied Friday.
Advantages of New Currency Introduced July 10
Five expected benefits accompany the general circulation of the new paper money. The notes are smaller and easier to handle, crisper paper lasts longer, distinctive color seals aid quick denomination identification, counterfeiters face greater difficulty, and production costs are projected to drop by at least 1.5 million dollars annually with additional economy from longer note life.
Farm youth stay on the land as colleges shape industry
In Los Angeles July 15, a discussion on how agricultural colleges and vocational departments in high schools attract youth to farming and stock raising. The article notes practical training, livestock judging contests, and foundation stock bought by students, with 82 percent remaining in agriculture after graduation. It highlights radio, autos and home comforts boosting farm appeal.
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OS Angeles
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Martin C. Jackson
A. L. Anderson
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Albert S. Baker
Majestic Manufacturing Company
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Majestic
Dart Hardware and Implement CO
Dillon, Montana
Rency
United States
Federal ‘Reserve
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Vestock Motivation
Frank Hazelbaker
Renna SG
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Kodak
Geo. M. Gosman
Rexall
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