Preston Idaho 1944 School District Audit Report
Annual financial review for Independent School District No. 1 Preston Idaho covering year ending June 30 1944. Auditor Co L Swenson notes cash on hand 14814 50 down from prior year 21722 27, overall general fund deficit rising to 34074 82, cash receipts 108655 92 with state apportionment 47007 08 and tax collections 39158 01, expenditures 118112 94. confirms records mostly in order, errors corrected, commendations for cooperation.
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Ingvne
Lrst Security Bank of Idaho
N. A
Preston
Idaho
City Treasurer report for 1943 44 and 1944 45 period
The statement shows receipts totaling 27 577 07 with balances on hand 60 472 77 after three months. Disbursements include warrants paid for general library street light bonds and interest with totals 63 572 07 and a sworn certification by City Treasurer Lillie E Benson and Notary Co L Greaves on March 19 1945.
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General Fund
U. S
Lillie E. Benson
Library Fund
Opera House
Us.t
Franklin County 4-H Clubs Report February Meetings
Franklin County 4-H clubs report February meetings with diverse health and safety lessons. Leaders include Beverly Miles, Mr Griffith, Mrs Godfrey, and Ellen Swann, with demonstrations on hearing protection, posture, food, posture, and personal care.
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Clifton Victory Health Club
Mr Griffith
Vivian Call
Happy Childrens Health Club
Godfrey
Karen Smrin
Tiger Health Club
Ot Franklin
Deward Williams
Travis Littledyke
Deworth Williams
Sharon Hobbs
Anna LeFevre
Greg Hatch
Rozanne Hawkes
Wolf Health Club
Dayton
Rhea Waddoups
Wynette Nelson
Nada Schwartz
Mink Creek Mountain View Health Club
Ellen Swann
Marcella Christensen
David Christensen
Franklin Victory Health Club
Dalene Doney
DeVon Doney
Jerald Hobbs
Miss Goodman
Sandra Williams
Conservation Notes Bread For A Soldier
A rural piece urging soil conservation compares soil moisture retention to car care. It warns against burning stubble and advocates leaving surface stubble via tillage implements to trap moisture, build organic matter, and reduce runoff. It notes conservation farming can raise yields and provide bread for a soldier.
1944 Turkey Production Forecast by Region and State
Hatchery report from Boise notes U S turkey production planned at 39 481 000 for the year an 8 per cent rise over 1944 record. West North Central 29 per cent of last year s crop up 10 per cent this year while West 31 per cent up 6 per cent East North Central and North Atlantic 20 per cent South Atlantic 13 per cent South Central down 4 per cent January 1 intentions may differ from actual results.
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Boise
United States
West North Central
East North Central
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
South Central
U S 1944 Certified Seed Potato Production
Boise report notes the 1944 certified seed potato harvest at 32,339,991 bushels, up 11 percent from 1943 and well above the 1933 42 average. War approved seed totaled 4,570,290 bushels, down 36 percent from 1943, reflecting wartime supply shifts.
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Boise
United States
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Annual Financial Report
Independent School Dist. No
Independent School District
Franklin County
Preston, Idaho
Co. L. Swenson
Uver
First Security Bank of Idaho
Preston Public Schools
S & Treas
Sup’t
Preston City Treasurer's Quarterly Report
Co. L. Greaves
Notary Public
State Dept. of Education
Power & Light
Soso
Steceens
Weceeenrawas
Banida
Beverly Miles
Lois Geddes
Elaine Waterlaus
Glendale
Helen Jensen
Fairview
Karen Hinckley
Weston
Thervall Campbell
Naneth Binggell
Ruth Hansen
Darlene Koller
Marlon Wentworth
Alvin Maughan
Mapleton
LaVene Stone
Elaine Gregory
Ariel Chatterton
Ivalue Porter
Ray
Valve Shop
Carl
Lynn Auto Service
Ogden
Peggy Rawlings
Utah
ASF
Valentine
Joe Steers
Boyd Rawlings
U. S. Navy
Aleutians
Hatchery Report
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