Poplar Grove Cemetery District Plans 1944 Budget Meeting
Poplar Grove Cemetery District No 18 Republic County Kansas schedules a special meeting for July 3 1944 at 8 pm in District 84 to submit the proposed budget and tax levy to electors for adoption or amendment. Directors Hugh McGowan E S Farley W B Currie E C Kallman C T Cormett sign the notice. Preceding year 1943 shows figures 161.55 18.
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Poplar Grove Cemetery
Republic County
Kansas
Hool
Hugh McGowan
E. S. Farley
W. B. Currie
E. C. Kallman
C. T. Cormett
Prairie Rose Cemetery District 14 Ledger 1944 Entry
Entry lists Prairie Rose Cemetery District Number 14 in Republic County Kansas with a figure 329.81 for the year 1944. The fragmentary data suggests a financial ledger line or assessment amount associated with the cemetery district.
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Prairie Rose Cemetery
Republic County
Kansas
Special meeting on River View Cemetery District No 17 budget
Electors of River View Cemetery District No 17 Republic County Kansas are convened July 3 1944 at 8 00 PM at Preble Office to consider the proposed budget and tax levy. Directors Chas H Freed Carl T Larson W C Preble J J Smith H L Hampton present county treasurer balances include 1943 ad valorem tax figures and adjustments for the current year.
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Macy Tah Poateotamnrs
Enee
Sialnitet
Riverview Cemetery District No
Republic County
Kansas
Preble
Chas. H. Freed
Carl T. Larson
W. C. Preble
J. J. Smith
H. L. Hampton
Kansas Officials Report Bond Holdings and Tax Distributions
Kansas Capitol notes 6.2 million dollars in U S Treasury bonds held by the permanent school fund with 212 percent interest maturing in 1970. Gov Schoeppel backs the Pick Plan for Missouri River development as state sales tax distributions reach a record ten and a quarter million dollars to Kansas counties. W D Austin, longtime state printer, dies at 71, with funeral in Topeka and Cottonwood Falls.
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Kansas School Fund Commission
U. S. Treasury
Hast Weeks
Missouri River
Big Muddy
Schoeppel
U. S. Senate
Kansas
Missouri Valley
Senate Committee
George Robb
W. C. Austin
Topeka
Cottonwood Falls
Prrate
Pirainte Grove
Thomas H. Norton
James C
Arkansas City
Wm. P
Austin
Chase County Leader
Wylie W. Cook
Winfield
State Service of
Board of Social Welfare
L. C. Toon
Athe
Dar
W. F. Aebecee
W. W. Reet
Substitute for Kapok InMilkweed Feeds War Effort
Kansas farmers and students prepare to collect milkweed pods to supply silk-like floss for life vests and firefighting gear as Japan cuts kapok sources. C F Gladfelter leads a nationwide drive with 4 H clubs Red Cross and schools aiding the campaign in fall collection.
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Kansas
War Hemp Industries
Petoskey
Mich
Dept., of Agriculture
Midwest
Gladfelter
Kameas
Kaw
Arkansas
C. F. Gladfelter
Emporia Teachers College
James F. Price
Japan
U. Ss. Department of Agriculture
Fife
Red Cross
Ghadfelter
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Poplar Grove
Pleasant Grove School
Homer Cardwell
R. E. French
Ralph Rasmussen
W. Strom
W. A. Emmert
Tugwa Bet Cae
Aetebie Gee
Riverview Cemetery
Republic County, Kansas
Capitol
Chicago
Mrs. Schoeppel
Wwe
Carl E. Fiend
Lawrence
U. S
Clyde Reed
Parsons
George McGill
Wichita
Elmer Danielson
Kenneth
Dorothy
Thes. Danielson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Kapok
Home Oil & Supply Co
C. O. Reece
The
Kansas Power and Light Company
Tyee
Armed Services
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