What Happens To Your Dollar In City Taxes
A historical fragment explains how each tax dollar is allocated among city funds. It lists shares for the street improvement fund 10.5 cents, bond and interest 16.7 cents, general administration 72.1 cents, fire fund 2.14 cents, cemetery 0.4 cents, police 0.8 cents, contingent fund 1.9 cents, general street 14.1 cents, power 4.5 cents, bridge 2.24 cents, water 6.1 cents, park and lighting 6.0 cents, garbage disposal 1.4 cents, and other minor items.
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Almaver
Fudget
Cpoire
Eac
Conetary Twal
Tis Dobby
Police Department
Tis Dotlan
Demanmis Ate Sando
General Street Fund
Excht
General Power Fund
Bridge Fund
Avilar
Coretery
Cantata Was Well Rendered at School Program
The cantata Shut-up Pony presented at the Dich school gym Friday afternoon and again at 2 pm featured pupils from Walshaton and Lincoln schools. Directed by Avis Mouser with a spring stage decor, wood nymphs and fairies performed in green and brown as Spring awakens, the program showcased well rendered choruses, solos, and a final awakening of Spring. Card of thanks from Mrs. John W. Morton and family expressing gratitude for kindness after illness and death.
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Waulturton Dehoul
Lincoln School
Avis Mouser
Mother Earth
Fay
Bad
Prince Charming
Rabbit
Holland
Elton Raymond Shaw Lectures On Education And Citizenship
Elton Raymond Shaw delivered a lecture at the Presbyterian church titled Hit ting on all Fours or Hit on all Fours. He argued for a scientific study of human needs including dating earnings and leaning, urged modernizing education to curb chronic diseases, and called for moral character, religious instruction, and civic responsibility. He defended a national effort to cultivate citizenship and stressed enforcing laws and reviving old fashioned religion.
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Presbyterian Church
Ren Hiton Raymoril Shaw
Shaw
Ortey
Sant
Iis
Ain
Sandy
Nerie
RaMloke
Howe
America
Pl. S
Lanie
Calvary
Ciebt
Price Drop Window Display Highlights Yearly Grocery Costs
Eichenberg & Company at East Superior and Woodworth showcases two $1 displays. One year ago items like a bushel of potatoes and sugar cost $1, now similar goods show higher prices. Other list includes flour, cereals, and various staples. Neighboring notes mention Michigan recruitment drive details at Fort Sheridan, with eligibility aged 16 to 35 and Government funding.
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Eichenberg & Company
East Superior Street
Woodworth Avenue
Chetabel
BELOC
Alma Defeated as Ypsi edges in error-filled game
In a high scoring baseball clash Michigan Normal Ypsi tallied 24 runs, while Alma registered just four. Ypsi pitcher O’Hara hurled well, French of Alma hit a solo homer, and Alma’s defense committed numerous errors led by R Williams with six.
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Alma
Baedball
Binnie
Michigan State Normals
Yosi
Hole
Quinn
Helenburg
Mole
Mark
Westcott
BR. Willms
Carlson
Erickson
Williams
French
St Humber
Swanson
Rathsburg
Ypsilanti
O'Hara
Ypsi
Captain French
Beattie
Rathsbore
R. Williams
Training Camp in Illinois Promises Free Vacation for Michigan Youths
The United States Army offers one month's vacation at government expense for all Michigan youths who pass entrance exams for a proposed citizen's Military Training Camp at Camp Grant Illinois from July 1 to August 20 1921. Michigan's Phelps Newberry, state chairman, requests twenty thousand applicants for selection across districts.
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Ite
Janos EB
Mitchell
State St
Alma
Mich
Ford
Detroit
Bette
United States Army
Michigan
Camp Grant
Ilinois
Phelps Newberry
Buch
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John W. Morton
Elton Raymond Shaw
Rut-No-More Co
BullNoMore
Fichenberg's
Michigania
Sixth Corps
Wisconsin
Fort Sheridan
John FP
Jenning
Samy
Illinois
Alma Marble and Granite Works
Anaian Recone
Lan
Apestry
Brussels
Brussels Axiatsier
Wilton
Crandell & Scott