Auditors Review of Kimble County Finances 1951 1954
The report covers Kimble County from January 1, 1951, to June 30, 1954. It notes an external audit in accordance with accepted standards and outlines tests of accounting records and procedures. Key items include fund balances on deposit, ad valorem taxes receivable, and capital fixed assets at ascertainable basis with totals for Capital Section and All Sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimble County
Commissioners’ Court
General Fund
Road and Bridge Fund
Texas lawmakers eye potential May special session
Austin reports lagging insurance bills water conservation disputes and no progress on a tax program. A May 11 special session is eyed with Gov. Shivers in control of agenda during such a session. Rep. Jerry Sadler pushes a one cent per gallon gas tax to fund state needs while other bills advance and others stall.
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Austin
Tex
Gov
Shivers
Texas
Sadler
Walling
Wichita Falls
Karnes County
Maury Maverick
House
Rep
Tom Joseph
State Banking Department
Mrs. Hodges Returns Friday From Rocksprings Visit
Mrs. Lester Hodges is returning Friday after spending the week in Rocksprings with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hamilton
Antonio
Theville
Lester Hodges
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Kimble County Junction
Total Sinking Fund
Rev. L. Eugene Harris
San Angelo
George R. Donnell and Associates
George R. Donnell
Certified Public Accountant
Calvin Peterson
St. Mark's Charch
Victoria, Texas
Young Peoples
Arthur C. Peterson
Aia Wo
Rds
San Apes
Nec Aeeinee
Agricultural Experimental Station
Jerry Sadler
Percilla
Charles Murphy
Senate
Crawford C. Martin
D. B. Hardeman
Water Resources Committee
Martin
Bexar County
DeWitt Co
Cuero
Wiley Cheatham
Travis Co
Les Proctor
Land Office
Veterans’ Land Board
Shepperd
Logan Wilson
University
Sen. Ottis
Weather Bureau
Highwaypartment
C. Greer
Highwa
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