Statement by Mr Wann on Coos County finances May 28 1919
Mr Wann reports to Coquille Oregon before the County Court on May 28 1919. He reviews the Grand Jury and Special Accountant Ferguson findings regarding county expenditures over six years. He notes an incomplete financial statement and uncredited uncollected taxes as cash assets and outlines proper indebtedness figures as of December 31 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille
Oregon
County Court of
Coos County
Coquille Oregon
Grand Jury
Ferguson
Althoit
State
Hopkins
County Finances Appear Sound Despite Large Uncollected Taxes
County financial statement shows excess assets of 200,657.85 and a 13,000 sinking fund reserved for road bonds. If uncollected Southern Oregon taxes were collected, surplus could redeem most road bonds with no new taxes. Government letters indicate 190,891.61 and 151,778.41 will be paid to Coos County, boosting cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
So.Ore.Co
Rd.Dist
So.Ore. Ca
Addi
Southern
Oregon
Coos County
Clay Tallman
General Land Office
Grand Jury Report Criticized for Incomplete Cash Findings
H Wann C P A submits critique of the Grand Jury report on county bond funds and road expenditures. He contends misstatements on $10,000 bond project overruns and notes lawful use of road funds under Section 937 L O L. He asserts no indictment against county officials and defends economical work on other projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perham
Magquist
Bjorquist
Secial
Roney
Lane County
L. O.L
Ferryson
Anert
H. Wann
Marshfield News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Small items from Marshfield cover store ads and high school notes, obituaries and weddings, plus theater programs and Salvation Army drive figures. Notable mentions include Mrs. Lucy Ann Miller’s death, Hazel Carey’s marriage to William Rice, Dr. G W Leslie’s regional clinic dates, and Henry Schroeder delivering a Republic truck to Coquille. Local market notes and upcoming film schedules round out the page.
Mary C Garrett obituary and family burial details
Mary C Porter Garrett, born July 23 1848 near Dubuque Iowa died May 22 1919 in Modesto California after long illness. Survived by eleven children including Lew H Garrett Fred Garrett Roy Garrett E O Garrett and daughters Mrs Ira Folsom and Mrs Lillie Davenport and others. Funeral held May 27 2 PM in Marshfield with Rev Blair officiating. interment Norway Cemetery.
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G. W. Leslie
Marshfield
Grandy Building
Myrtle Point
Lucy Ann Miller
M. KE
Norway Cemetery
Mary C. Porter
Dubuque
Modesto
Cal
Ross J. Garreett
Des Moines
Lew H. Garrett
Grizzly Bluff
Fred
Roy F. Garrett
E. O. Garrett
Ira Folsom
Lillie Davenport
Neva Guerin
Pensacola
Fla
Linnie Carl
Wis
Oregon
Garrett
Dream Event at Unique Theatre Promises Rare Dance Show
A community notice promotes a Saturday performance by Miss Nina Kitts and Haldene Harned at the Unique Theatre. The article touts toe and Hawaiian dance acts with praise for the young stars and notes ticket demand. It also covers regional support for upcoming celebrations and cross-town collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Kitts
Haldene Harned
Portland
Thea
Nina
Haldene
Kaihwaka
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Wann
Chartered Public Accountant
Surat
Southernregon Company
Grand
Ureron
Opelaw
Farmers’Store
Nosler
Pioneer Grocery
Hazel Carey
William Rice
Masson
Salvation Army
Home Service
Metro
Viola Dana
Dancing Kiddies
Triangle
J. Barney Sherry
Keystone
Dustin Farnum
William Russell
Vitagraph
Man of Might
May Allison
Henry Schroeder
Republic
Mary C. Garrett
Mamak
Commercial Club
Pendleton
Eity
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