Revenues Exceed Expenditures for Forty-Eight States
The Census Bureau reports in Financial Statistics of States 1918 that forty-eight states show total revenues of 688,205,051 and current governmental costs of 499,842,973, with permanent improvements at 96,112,964. The aggregate excess over expenditures reaches 27,519,714 dollars, about 22.1 cents per capita, led by Connecticut’s 5,646,216 surplus and large balances in Minnesota and Pennsylvania.
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Ina Tepperton
Vermont
Rboile Island
Gdanequcut
New Jersey
Panuaylvath
Timoly
Wisconth
Towa
Missouri
North Ota
South Dakota
Kansas
Delaare
Virginia
West Virginia
North Hincolina
Googgla
Alavanga
Arkansonas
Oklahoma
Texas
Ontana
Wyggining
Arizona
Washiington
Oregon
Dugiana
Iowa
Ohio
Meir Nownties
New York
Maryland
Washiate
Webich-Gias
Zengcal
Custody Granted to Father in O Haro Case
Chief Judge Hammond Urner in the circuit court awarded custody of seven year old daughter and nine year old son to Franklin D O Haro after a habeas petition. The children had been with their maternal grandparents Samuel and Mrs Hatj Flat Wilson on South Bents Street. Mrs O Haro had separated from her husband and left home a week earlier, with charges of improper conduct raised. The court ruled the children should remain in the father’s care. Frank J Stoner represented Wilson.
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Franklin D O'Harp
Hammond Urnor
HU. Dorsey Etchin
Samuel
Hat J Flat Wilson
South Bents Street
O'Hara
Honner
Urner
Frank J. Stoner
Wilson
Baseball Scores From Multiple Cities
Scores from Chicago Cleveland Detroit and St Louis show varied results with multiple batteries and pitchers listed. Standings include Chicago, St Louis, Detroit, and Philadelphia with mixed win totals and postponed games noted.
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Chicago
Athletics
Kerr
Sehalk
Noyes
McAvoy
Cleveland
Clevehid
New York
J Marterles
Inghs
O Nell
Mays. Thinnat
Detroit
Washington
Bulnad
Abisalth
Shaw
Agnew
St Louis
St. Louis
B. Basten
Gatlin
Boston St Louis
Basser
Tonings
Iain
Tatteries - Chak
Dishooter
Rudolph
Goway
al Mihidelphia
Pittshiagh
Philadelphia
Teries
Cooper
Schmidt
Smith
Besser
Chileagon St Wi
Lous Brookin
Gathering Of Crop Data Outlines Longstanding Agency Effort
An outline of the department of agriculture’s crop estimating program drawn from over fifty years of experience is included in the annual secretary of agriculture report. It details two main data sources voluntary reporters and salaried field agents. The voluntary force includes township reporters county reporters and specialists of cooperators plus field aids totaling about two hundred thousand people, mostly farmers, who provide local observations without compensation.
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Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Wham
Comune
2Y Ang
DEA
Purpose and Pioneers of the Woman's Army Aide
South Bethlehem Virginia hosts one of the era s most active women s organizations expanding across the United States. Members supported farm labor including hay, gardens, and canning while kids joined in “sings” and occasional shows. A noiseless pneumatic riveter applies rivets with a heavy pressure.
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Bethlehem
United States
Tena
Etheho
Hanesdag
Horriedl
Best Work at Seventy by Rosa Bonheur
Rosa Bonheur completed at seventy her Horses Threshing Corn the largest animal picture printed and sold for 60000 in 1896. On her seventy fourth birthday she finished a painting of a furious combat between two stallions at Lord Godolphin's invitation. Ts. Air Trip Promised Newlyweds for a public wedding feature of the homecoming reception on August 29 for returned soldiers.
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Rosa Bonheur
CIA
Three Killed When Train Hits Auto in Vermont Crossing
A Central Vermont Railway passenger train struck an automobile at a Jonesville crossing, killing three people: John Mes of Huntington, his wife, and an unnamed Smith from St. Albans, with the train’s engineer also involved in the collision.
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Burlington
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A Traveling Man's Experience by W H Ireland
A traveling salesman from Loulaville Ky recounts a summer 1838 bout of cholera morbus. He paid a hotel porter fifty cents to fetch Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy, followed directions exactly, slept, then woke at five to catch a train for his next stop Aw Wellman.
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W. H. Ireland
Loulaville
Aw Wellman
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