Superintendents Responsible for New School Accounting System
Pierre July 16. R Y W Kraushaar state director of secondary education says the success of South Dakota’s new uniform accounting system, effective this month, rests on superintendents. A committee urges consolidating business affairs under the superintendent while maintaining clerk duties, to boost efficiency and accountability.
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Uniform accounting system adopted for districts and high schools
Districts have appointed a business manager and placed the office under the superintendent to promote efficiency. A new uniform accounting system was prepared after study by a committee and will be used in the 4,000 schools.
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No Accident Record Is Finally Broken CHAMBERLAIN
A long driving career ends with a crash when Mrs. Albert Geppert hits the Custer Battlefield highway near Kimball. Reynolds sustains a fractured rib as Geppert says she did not realize she was crossing the road. Both autos suffer partial wrecks.
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Watertown Pavement To Start This Week
Watertown prepares to pave federal highway No. 212 east with a Wagner Construction crew from Sioux Falls set to begin by July 23 after a water supply is secured by drilling a well. The Chamber of Commerce has routed job applications to the contractor.
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Larson Now Heads S F School Board
Sioux Falls July 16 significant business at a reorganization meeting of the city school board. A F Larson veteran member was elected president, Mrs Fannie Douthit reelected vice president, and B S Van Slyke named clerk for another year. Plans for seven and five room additions to Longfellow and Mark Twain were reviewed and will be ready for board by July 27. Architect Albert McWayne discussed the plans. two meetings monthly were approved to handle business. The new plan follows a state law requiring second weekly meetings in July and monthly thereafter unless otherwise set.
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