Original Estimate and Accounting Sheet for School District 41
Original estimate shows parallel columns of unit costs for services materials and supplies across three prior fiscal years and detail expenditures for the most recent year plus six months of the current year. It cites Sec 273 1927 School Laws and notes the blank not used in third class districts. District Clerk Metta H. Rosslo signs.
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Notice of School Meeting in Coos County Oregon
Legal voters of School District No 41 in Coos County Oregon are notified of a school meeting at the junior high building on June 20 1832 at 7 30 PM to discuss the budget and to vote on levying a special district tax. The budget covers the fiscal year starting June 20 1932 and ending June 19 1933 with funds from county and state sources and the district tax. Voters may also participate after the budget meeting during the annual school meeting per section 222 of the School Laws.
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Do spark plugs need changing every 10 000 miles
The caretaker asks whether spark plugs must be replaced every 10 000 miles. Advice notes spark plug intervals vary by vehicle, engine type, and conditions, with many modern cars using longer intervals and indicators in the owner's manual.
New Equipment For Testing Soil Phosphate In Coos County
County Agent's office receives new testing gear from Oregon State College to measure available phosphate in Coos county soils. The test helps decide lime and phosphate fertilizer needs to improve yields. Many soils show acidity and limestone may aid production. dairymen report good results with a mix of iron meal flour, limestone, and salt.
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Soils Department
Oregon State College
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Water Rights Real Safeguard for Irrigation
Oregon experts urge early filing for irrigation water rights as shortages loom. Arthur King explains that rights dated and filed with the state engineer protect holders from others using stream water. Filing requires land legal location, tract map, diversion points, and canal map with county agent help. Rights last forever if water is used. five years of nonuse can open the right to others.
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Wet weather lowers production in Coquille dairy test
A report from Wm. H. Griffin, tester for the Coquille valley cow testing association, shows 1975 cows tested in April averaged 172 pounds of butterfat. Thirty four herds were tested, with two cows producing more than a stated amount. The top cow was a grade jersey with 1073 pounds of milk and 60.1 pounds of butterfat. A second high cow produced 1160 pounds of milk and 59.6 pounds of butterfat. Coos Bay testing is not yet finished. 23 herds have joined, Fred Bessie of Marshfield was chosen to conduct testing, and Grover M. Davis was named president of the new organization.
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Jehol Temple Replica Brought to Chicago World Fair
A replica of the Golden Pavilion of Jehol is being rebuilt for Chicago's World Fair. Built in Inner Mongolia by Chinese architects, it will travel in 10,000 pads and be reassembled without nails. The 60 foot tall temple features red lacquer, gold leaf, a stone pedestal, and 28 lacquered columns supporting a gilded ceiling.
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