University Valuation Listed At 26 824 519 In Audit
Ohio State University carried a total value of 26 824 519 in an audit report filed with State Auditor Joseph Fracy. The university’s physical plant was valued at 22 588 501, including 11 180 786 for buildings and 5 640 647 for lands, plus 6 067 087 for equipment. Investments and endowments added 21 281 759.20. Total income for the year ending June 30 was 7 070 819, with expenses of 6 945 043. State appropriations were 2 993 603. 15 205 students paid 897 083.50 in fees. Salaries totaled 4 171 169.42. agricultural extension cost 898 270.95. Athletic Department assets reached 2 250 184, with the stadium at 1 803 596, natatorium 314 353, golf course 160 140 and equipment 65 583. Department receipts were 553 517.92, mostly from football. Net football receipts after expenses stood at 245 449.99. Taxes collected on football games were noted.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Joseph ‘Fracy
J. W. Knippling
T. B. Guy
University Athletic Department
University
Football season revenue totals with federal and state taxes
The 1935 season yielded ticket receipts totaling 46008 dollars and 64 cents, comprising 35019 dollars and 88 cents in federal amusement tax and 10984 dollars and 78 cents in state amusement tax.
Teaching a Child About Paying for Store Goods
A mother notices her young daughter Betty taking crackers, a plum, and a peach from a grocer during shopping. The article argues children imitate parental behavior and must learn that displayed goods cost money by hands-on experience, suggesting letting the child buy and pay for small items with supervision to grasp the concept of not taking freebies.
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Etty
Mother
Betty
Scetty
Memory Lane 2 recalls Alice Nielsen a singing star
The article profiles Alice Nielsen a famed lyric soprano from Kansas City to New York and Naples recalling her operatic career with Victor Herbert and the Tivoli Opera Company. It notes her friendships with Melba Duse Caruso and Russell, her stage milestones in La Traviata Faust and Butterfly and two marriages ending in dissolution. A nephew and travel history are mentioned along with a plan for a November ballot on expelling aliens.
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Alice
New York City
Kansas City
San Francisco
Tivoli Opera Company
Nellie Melba
Eleanor Duse
Victor Herbert
Caruso
Lillian Russell
Duse
London
New York
The
Barnstiemers
America
England
Naples
Faust
Convent Garden
Constantino
San Carlo
Benjamin
Atlantic
Bay of
Laak
Nashville
Tenn
Fair Board Receives 38 Cents From Honest Act
An anonymous Champaign County Fair patron sent the fair board 38 cents after passing through the gate without buying a ticket. The writer, converted, asked the money be used to pay premiums and suggested heavenly powers watched over the fair board.
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Urbana
Upi
Mooney
Heavenly Powers
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Jane Herbert Goward
Massachusetts
Alice Nielson
Whoi
Naomi Childers
Alien Ouster
SANKO
Bell Clothing Co
Ford
United States
Universal Credit Company
Cleveland and
Ohio
Ford Motor Company
Rotarus
Chatfield
Axminster
Sears
Smart Windsor
Pennsylvania
Modera
Sears. Roebuck and CO
Allstate
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