Civilian War Machine Payrolls Remain High Across Agencies
Government payrolls stay inflated postwar with 726 369 civil workers nationwide down from 500 000 before the war. Washington alone holds 100 110 departmental employees, part of a broad, costly civilian workforce cited by lawmakers as draining tax funds.
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City Urges Bond Election Registration for School Improvements
Voters are urged to register for the May 10 bond election. The City Clerk’s office, J A Michael, will keep the registration book open through May 6. The plan calls for a $15 000 bond to improve the existing school building rather than construct a new one, with Architect E Dennis’s plans praised by many in the city.
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Jackson
Guthrie and Company Insurance Sells Only The Best
Guthrie and Company promotes Old Line Insurance offering top policy options and claims support. The firm emphasizes high standards and customer service in a competitive market.
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Guthrie & Company
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